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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1938

Page

11

City plans to reopen playgrounds by mid June

The Playgrounds Commission unanimously adopted a plan to reopen city playgrounds around June 15 or 16 at Baker Park Harmon Field Sedleysville Washington school grounds East Third Street and Mulhem Park with McCurdy Field discussed but no action taken. They will seek voluntary donations, avoid a public appeal, and propose city funding around $1 000 plus $750 previously earmarked for recreational centers. Mayor Culler will present the funding sentiment to Aldermen at the next meeting.

Baker Park Harmon Field Sedleysville Washington School Grounds East Third Street Mulhem Park Playgrounds Commission Lloyd C. Culler McCurdy Field Culler Commission Washington Street

Movie Hero In Honest-To-Goodness Rescue Noted

Eugene W. Pruitt county senior superintendent warned that playground takeovers would damage gymnasiums and equipment and that gymnasiums would be unavailable. A LeRoy McCardell treasurer was reelected. Playground commission members and officers were named, with Mayor Lford C. Culler as chairman and Pruitt among the appointees. Thursday night attendees included Mayor Culler McCardell Pruitt and others.

Eugene W. Pruitt Culler LeRoy McCarfiell Tees WC Royal First Baptist Church Albert W Condon Mes W Lough Martha Flynn Mary C OU Jesse W. Kolb Legis R. Dertebausch Byron A Weinebrewer Sam W. Maples Louis L. Wilson Eugene W Pruitt Walker Carty G Horton Peace Robert L Smith W. Lough H O Schroeder Alpert Condon Martha Flinn Mayor Culler McCardell Pruit Dertzbaugh Royal Lough Peace

Fahrney Announces Candidacy for Orphans Court Judge

J Welty Fahrney of Frederick announces run for Orphans Court Judge on the Republican ticket. A lifelong Republican resident since 1879, he is known for civic work including service on the Frederick City Hospital board and teaching at the Evangelical Reformation church Men’s Bible Class. He has never before sought public office.

J. Welty Fahrney Frederick Orphans Court Mr Fahrney P D Fahrney Frederick City Hospital Evangelical Revigenes Church

Frost and cold snap linger across Maryland region

Maryland records frost as a cool spell prevails in Frederick and Baltimore counties. Observers report frost on fields with temperatures dipping to near 40 degrees, contrasting with Arizona’s heat. John R. Weeks notes cooler week, 15 percent below normal sunshine, and hints of gradual warming ahead.

Frederick James Ro Stewart Dany Lus Arizona Maryland John R. Weeks Baltimore Observer Delaware Weeks

Playboy Charge in Primary Scramble Headlines Senate Race

Fragmented OCR speech notes recount a primary contest involving Robert Kesnelds and Frank Hancock in North Carvlle with vigorous attacks and mentions of Senator Heynelds and Mategcoh. The jagged text hints at political leverage tied to New Deal royalties amid campaign rhetoric.

Robert Kesnelds Frank Hancock Frank Mategcoh Robert Heynelds Hancock Hestehis Reynolds

Wash Linens by Hand Care Tips from 19th Century Manual

Fragile linens with fine threads lace or embroidery require hand washing. Soak in cold water then transfer to lukewarm suds with soft soap. Gently squeeze water through cloth, rinse in several clear warm washes, finish with a slightly blue solution. Do not wring, roll in a soft den or lay flat to dry, pin edges to keep shape.

Buckeystown WLC Meeting Notes Flower Mission Service

Buckeystown Woman’s Christian League held a Wednesday afternoon meeting with Mrs C E Dri den presiding. The program featured songs and readings focused on Flower Mission and Relief Work, including pieces by Mrs EG Keller, Mrs J H Baker, Mrs A E McCuskey, and Mrs O B Stitely. Additional readings included At the Grave of Jess Lee and Memories of the Nineties, with remarks on recent convention business.

Buckeystowsn WLC Flu Buckerstown Courch C E Driden Jesu Pune Jesop Fathers Wold CE Muar Aoe McCuskey EG Keller Reading Jess¢ Lee Walter Bartlett J. H. Baker A E McCuskey

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