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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1934
Page
5
The document outlines submission rules for advertisements and notices to The Daily News. It lists requirements for written notices including payment, contact, and submission methods, and notes correction policies and authority for public notices.
A June 4 1934 discussion in Washington centers on a bill to loan funds for housing repairs and improvements. Critics warn loans may push borrowers into debt for minor or extravagant changes, while supporters note necessary work preserves property value and life of homes. The debate stresses targeting loans to substantial improvements and maintaining safe, livable housing.
The piece muses on weddings and romance, noting June as a popular season yet suggesting any month can suit. It contrasts conventional bouquets and music with the dramatic pull of a romance, describing two strangers pursuing a hidden, perhaps luxurious, journey together.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Feagaville gathered Thursday at St Luke's church Feaga wits with president Mrs WL OP Bforsell presiding. The session included reports on student essays and poetry readings, prizes announced, and plans for the next meeting on June 28 at Sis Ha Howerd's home.
A historic Bible quote from Leviticus emphasizes helping the poor and stranger, urging shared living that he may live with you. The text reflects early moral instruction on communal aid and hospitality as a universal virtue.
A fragmented note from Santa Monica dated June 4 addresses Edscot of The News about Musson described as the "Sire of the present dictator epxieme." The writer questions his actions and speed, noting predictions of weekly victories and urging acceptance of a difficult duty.
A two woman delegation from Montgomery heads to the state short course the week of June 18. Participants include Miss Ed Dome, Miss Mima Bowman, Mrs Cassie Woodfield, Mrs George Lawrence Alnutt, Mrs Guy Hones, Mrs Annie Harding, Mrs Alice Kinsey, Mrs William Grayd, Mrs Arthur Smite, Mrs Genoa Frang Winson, Mrs Ernest Bullard, Mrs George Campial, Mrs Betty Roark, Mrs Geo M Wolfe, Mrs Josiah W Jones, Mrs Hardy, Mrs C B Norton, Miss Pearl Marlow, and Miss Salle Brown.
A Sunday gathering at the Lambert home near Utica featured a dinner and evening refreshments. Guests included the Lambert family and relatives from Frederick, Utica, Harrisville, and nearby areas, with music by Clinton Baugher and boating in the evening.
Marriage licenses issued in Hagerstown include Richard Augusta 21 Smithsburg and Irene S with Elmer R, and Mary Elizabeth Poole 19 Frederick. Other details list additional applicants from surrounding areas and ages. The records reflect local civil registrations for upcoming nuptials.
Local items from The News June 4, 1884 describe the eighteenth anniversary of All Saints Sunday School with about one hundred children singing carols and memorial emblems for bishops and officers. Rev Ocoorne Ingle gave an address as part of the observance. An incident at a gas leak in a building where a fire burned Timothy Was occurred with Frank Kuss and plumber N J Blumenauer sustaining burns. Tyler Page, son of Walker Page,spent the weekend in Frederick before traveling to Washington to attend the House of Representatives.
A large crowd attends class day exercises at New Market High School. Ed McBrice delivers the address and presents medals while Ellen Albauge is salutorian and John Poole valedictorian. The event follows the demolition and reconstruction notices for local properties and a bridge project nearby.
Sunday observances at Trinity Methodist included Children’s Day with Scripture, prayers, and pageants led by Rev. Carlton M. Harris and a Junior Girls group. A third quarterly conference followed at Flint Hill near Urbana with Dr. John Paul Trier presiding. Salvation Army tent services on East South Street featured morning and evening programs with choirs, open-air sessions, and Captain Tritton performing on concertina.
Pauline Miller of Jefferson lost control Sunday afternoon and struck a fence on Creek road. State Officer Lynch arrested her for operating without a license after a $10 collateral hearing. A separate near miss on the National highway involved Tony Farrara of Wadsworth who passed a car and nearly struck Officer A. F. Anderson. Farrara posted $10 collateral. Joseph Woodley of Washington, colored, faced charges of speeding and no license, held on $35 collateral. Transients, including Perry and Ward Parsons, faced drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges with $2 collateral. Pat Murphy, near the fairgrounds on East street, was reportedly hit on the head with a baseball bat. no arrest details available. Officer Alton Shaff continued investigation.
Captain Joy Newman and Captain Morris led a vocal duet "Sweet Peace, the Gift of God's Love" followed by a solo on the concertina by Captain Tritton. Adjutant Ethel McCready gave a message on "The Cross Of Jesus" as every seat filled. Tonight Rev. Carlton M Harris and Tuesday Rev. Ralph E Hartman slated to speak. ministers cooperating. services public.
Mrs A E McCuskey chaired Buckeystown Women's Club Friday with 23 members and two guests. President J C Dietz opened with song and a rye reading. June 26 picnic planned. garden project explained. spelling bee led by Mrs Nichols. next meeting June 15 at Mrs Hindhey with book reviews. Entertained at lawn party for Walkersville High School seniors and faculty. Ruth Holter hosted at her parents home with color scheme pink and blue. attendees listed.
On information of Officer Walter Blizzard Mary Rhnebottom and Hilds Myser of Johnsville were charged with fighting and disturbing the peace. They appeared before Judge Harden of Westminster and were found guilty. Mary Rhnebottom received 30 days in Carroll County jail while Hilda Myser’s sentence was suspended.
In a roller skating boys race at Braddock Hershis rink Claude Tra cey of Route 5 Frederick was declared the winner.
New York readers hear of sculptography a method to create life size bronze likenesses in four seconds by rotating a subject before a rock camera and assembling 456 profiles into a perfect sculpture. The technique promises endless uses from fashion windows to celebrity memorials, while traditional sculptors warn it allows little artistic interpretation of character.
A list of historical birthdays and death dates with numerous errors. Notable figures include Francois Quesnay, Jeremy Belknap, and Lafayette era connections. The piece mixed dates and places, lacking clear structure and accuracy.
1805 Suggensy witn uripok United States agreed to ransom some r ed American sanors when the fngate Phila delphia struck a rock near the coast in October 1803. 1812 Act of Congress created Mis souri a terrtory and changed it s cheme to Missouri instead of Louisi iana out of the original Louisiana Purchase had been carved the Territory of Orleans which became the State of Louisiana in April. 1812 the remaining vast land changed by this Act to Missouri. 1927 Chamberlin and Levine's air flight to Europe in the Columbia 1933 Announcement of a $50 000 900 loat Ghies ar tha Regansi
United States Senator Thomas D of Minnesota born Reed ey Michigan 37 years ago. Dr Frenk D Buchman efan clergyman originator of 2 Egrous movement known as the Oxford Group born Pennsbore Pa 36 years ago. Dr George W McCoy rector National Institute of Health Cumberland Valley Pa 58 years ago. Fontaine Jr CaTioonsy born Lo Ey 50 years ago. Catharine W TMS Hod lawyer 72 today. Rev Charles New York born there 63 years ago. Today's Horoscope notes greater chances of success and hopeful outlook as day’s hours unfold amid war’s final stages.
A banquet at the Wasta Fire Department featured Dr W D Barnett and Lewis Reed with tickets and donations listed. The program included remarks from General Manager and others, with Joseph Brake among organizers and attendees noted.
Health note discusses yeast in diet and growth, citing 1300 B C recommendations by Egyptians for constipation and modern research on vitamins. A New York City study showed yeast boosted weight gain and appetite in malnourished workers’ children, but warns yeast is not a cure-all and public attitude varies from all or nothing. Say you saw it in The News.
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