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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1938
Page
10
Essay on family conflict and loyalty across generations. It discusses internal struggles within individuals and parents, how dodging issues damages, and the benefits of facing reality and assigning age-appropriate responsibility to children. Includes a section on adolescence and parental divides. Memorial Day activities noted for Local interest.
A two part quiz asks who was premier of Czechoslovakia and if a Communist may hold public office in New York. It presents questions about San Luis Potosi and Suchow, Tunisia’s protectorate status, with true or false prompts and answer on last page.
Observing their golden wedding anniversary Friday, Mr and Mrs Delphey hosted a reception at their West Patrick street home. Eight children, fourteen grandchildren, and two great grandchildren attended, with only one absent. Gifts and $60 in cash were presented to the couple by descendants including selections from Mrs Chester Street of Baltimore and Frederick residents like Ray G Delphey and Clarence G Delphey.
The second annual flower show of the Carroll Garden Club drew many visitors on May 23 in the Firemen’s Social Hall Union Bridge. Entries numbered about three hundred and included miniature and artistic arrangements. Judges named several prize winners led by Miss Edna Fuss and Mrs. Louis Stauffer with multiple entries across categories. Junior entries impressed, and evening class night featured a Daisy Chain procession and class roles. Social notes list visitors, births, and upcoming baccalaureate events for Union Bridge families.
Shanghai dispatch reports Chinese troops withdrawing from Lanfeng to meet a looming showdown at Chengchow near Lunghai and Peiping Hankow Railway junction. Chengchow, 70 miles west of Lanfeng, has endured 24 days of heavy fighting as the next major objective in Japan's Hankow drive. Chinese claims of repulsing a renewed attack are balanced by Japanese assertions of intensified assault and Chiang Kai-shek massing 200,000 troops at Cueng Chow.
June 3 notes show Othe Wolfers ill and Foster family visits from Sipe Springs and Washington. Many locals including Warrenfeltz, Wolfe, Hobbs, Beitler, Whitmer, and Stottlemyer families are listed as weekend guests or mourners. A gardener finds a three foot copper snake in a cemetery can while tending flowers.
June 14 at 4 30 p m in the college chapel Mt St Marys college president Rt Rev John L Sheridan will be invested as Domestic Prelate to His Holiness Pope Pius XI. Monsignor Sheridan will be invested by Bishop Bernard J Mahoney of Sioux Falls presiding. The sermon will be delivered by Rev Dr William P Brennan.
Mary Barnes, near seventy, recalls a Northern Army passing her farm near Gettysburg. Her father was jailed as a Rebel sympathizer, later she married John Barnes who died young. Widowed sixty years she lives in Frederick with three children including Prof. Percy Barnes of Hartford, Harry Barnes of McKinsky’s Mill, and Mrs B G Boss of Hopewell Virginia.
Leo Barley pastor of St Anthony's Shrine led the Glee Club of Mt St Mary's college in Flynn Hall for the first concert of the year. The May procession of St Anthony's church was held Sunday afternoon. Raymond F Dukehart and Guy A Baker attended the annual communion and breakfast for the Order of Seville of the Railway Express Agency in Baltimore. Members attended mass at the Cathedral and breakfast at Hotel Rennett. Gertrude Topper of Baltimore spent a weekend with her parents on Gettysburg road. Ruth and Janet Hoke of Washington DC spent a weekend with their mother Mrs Sarah Hoke. John Hollinger and Dukehart motor toured to Alexandria VA. Rev Edwin V Montague, Mt St Mary's alumnus of 1810, celebrated his silver jubilee and left ordination to the priesthood on May 22 at Immaculate Conception church Allentown PA. Rev Charles O Rosensteel recently celebrated his 83rd birthday. he is pastor emeritus of St John’s at Forest Glen and has relatives here. F F A club met at the high school with Guy Krom presiding. discussed inviting tours to F F A chapters and plans for honorary membership outside the club. Brown McNair, son of Mr and
The Hamsville Damesie Club gathered May 25 at a member’s home with heart songs and a roll call. Loree and family displayed items. Marie Miller was named delegate to a Short Course. a picnic at Rock Creek Park was served. next meeting set for June 10 at Mrs Paul Roderuck’s home.
Names of local residents and families appear in a fragmented notice mentioning attendees at a General Assembly, church gathering, and hospital stays. It references Joseph and Mrs Withan Mer, Mrs Dayhoff, Rabbi, Bertha Drach, Lottie, Clarence Frounfelter, Ernest Blackston, Shirley Boore, Mary Hoke, Jane Etzier, Sayles, Alice Ankrum, Elizabeth Buckey, Mary Elizabeth, Billy Fogie, and others with vague hospital details and recuperation notes at Marjisod University hospital and related locations.
The Ladies Aid society of the Church of the Brethren in Rocky Ridge met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Green Loss in May to celebrate their 16th wedding anniversary and Mr. Green's birthday. Guests included numerous local couples and relations, with hymns sung and string music by Charles Troxell and Anna Lee.
Drexel Tech co ed Mary Lou Waesche of Thurmont received a varsity basketball letter during the Women s Athletic Association annual dinner held Thursday. A freshman in the School of Business Administration, she is a Thurmont High School graduate.
The I O O F members gathered Friday at Mt Airy and agreed to meet at the Odd Fellows Home in Frederick on Monday night June 13 for a subsequent gathering and discussion of future plans.
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