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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1934
Page
5
A misspelled station-style notice from The Daily News and The News-Post outlines publication rights and disclaimers. It warns against erroneous reflections and ensures corrections are handled by editors, with attribution to the Associated Press and local staff.
On June 5, 1934, about 1400 San Diego women organize to combat crime including racketeers vice and lawlessness. They propose covert information sharing to expose criminals and pressure men to join in rooting out gunmen, racketeers, and pimps.
The United States Weather Bureau plans a July 1 implementation where government aviators will ascend about 17,000 feet to make regular upper air observations. The aim is to illuminate how high altitude conditions affect weather changes and improve prediction accuracy.
A quirky meditation on legends of seven league boots as modern science advances. It notes Captain Rossi and Leut Codes of the French army attempting a nonstop flight from Paris to New York toward California, comparing past impossibilities with present capabilities.
The writer, N. A. Luffborrow, records a personal weathering note. The porch is awaiting paint and chores, weeds grow, and the author faces an ordinary day turning toward bed as confidence in better weather remains.
Editor reports the death of Father O Donnell in the Nore Da area. A friend remembers his influence and contrasts his impact with Rockne. The message conveys sorrow from Vice-President OeHara and reflects on American football culture and learning from leaders.
Fragmented OCR fragment mentions a daily lesson in English with phrases about vocabulary and mastery. Includes garbled names and unclear references to teachers and students.
June 5 Medford report notes Ladies' Aid Sorlery gathering at the Pipe Creek M P church home of Ee ware Roop Wakefield on Wednesday evening at 739 o clock. Mr and Mrs Charles Devilbirs and daughter Doris visit Baltimore and Elizabeth Martin hosts family. Kathleen Warmer Louise Warmer and Allen Eckerard family visit. Uplifted by Mrs Horace Glover and Char Barnes visit Roser New Windsor and John Deeds.
A fragmented item from Frederick recalls a railroad bridge incident and a series of names tied to a local event or ceremony. The text mentions Will Elliott, George Ed atehman, a horse, and an Opera House, with unclear references to Burgee and a vetorian designation.
Today in history lists notable birthdays and events from various years including Adam Smith 1723 and the Montgolfier brothers 1783. It also notes figures like Columbus Delano and George Angel with scattered dates and a brief horoscope about cautious temperament.
The Frederick Transient Bureau placed third at the Maryland Transient Bureau track meet in Hagerstown under State Athletic Director Mr Shepherd. Baltimore won the meet with Hagerstown second. seven centers competed, led by Baltimore's 80 points and Frederick's standout Forge in jumps and sprints.
In Emmitsburg on May 27 nearly 125 attended the St Joseph’s Catholic church May procession. Altar boys in red and white cassocks led by Rev. Groeninger and others followed as girls of St Euphemia’s parochial school and Children of Mary Society carried flowers and a blue banner. Frances Keepers crowned the Virgin Mary, a blessing and sermon followed, with ceremony by Rev Dodd and Rev Groeninger. A card party at St Anthon hall was announced for January 6 with music by Sam Storey and J Carroll Elder noted.
The Sam's Creek Church of the Brethren held dedicatory services on Sunday for recent improvements including a new driveway flowers and shrubbery updated school house electric lights new entrances and platform. Dr John A Garber of Washington DC and Prof L H Brumbaugh of Western Maryland College spoke at the event.
Harold S. Kolmer is named to the Automobile Club board succeeding John T. Carroll. Kolmer is secretary of the State Game Department and of the State Game and Fish Project, and he becomes a director of the club.
A fragmented note references Bible Thought joining with dissemblers as a 55 4 man gains merit and triumphs in his days. The text is unclear and lacks verifiable context or identifiable names.
The Frederick county branch board of the Maryland Children’s Aide Society met at 3 PM Monday in the Y MC A. with Rev Dr Charles Wehler presiding in the president’s absence. Reports from the executive secretary, recording secretary, and treasurer were received. May activity included five accepted cases, 14 emergency relief for 14 families, and 145 current cases across departments.
Urbana notes list attendances and visits from Baltimore and Washington figures, a Children’s Day service on June 17, and local youths home for summer. The item also reports two injured in a tow truck collision near Gaithersburg, with names and hospital details.
A mid century picnic feature lists menus for six including potato salad nut bread and relishes. Directions give ingredients and steps for potato salad nut bread and fruit relishes with tips on packing sandwiches in waxed paper and using wide mouthed jars for salads and relishes.
A critical survey of the South’s postwar transition in Stribling’s Unfinished Cathedral as a continuation of The Forge and The Scene is Fiorence. Vaiden dominate the narrative as a fading aristocrat with a grand cathedral project while Southern youth Marian Sands embodies the era’s hope amid chaos and shifting values. Doubleday Doran published. Catherine Smith visits Philadelphia with Captain and Mrs. Lester in this city.
New York reporter Paul Harrison notesMazie the 150 pound St Bernard lingers in the Cort Theatre dressing room alongside four companions Jumbo Lily Rose and Sailor She lounges with a pink bow and earns laughs while shedding during The Milky Way performances The piece also mentions a hiccup in a scene with Lucile Watson and a future master class by Leopold Godowsky at Carnegie Hall.
Tasd Mes Sale Ressier ayasgendes a forenight on Myers. Sunday visits to Mr. and Mrs. Ermes D. Myses. Brod Joan W. Diler of Washington, D. C. were iis parents. Mrs C. W Diter Thursday ME and some Te FUussis at Rome ef Me. ane Mes. fon Sundar land Mrs E. iL. Wars and Mrs Edward G Reuben and ds L Warner. Muss Waloe Shord. Miss Tag and Miss M. dred Coshmm were among the many folks ex ercises at the Blue Ri Tese P Wer trustees mm i Colese on Saturday and Mrs Gur Warren, Rhea. Hannah and io 5 spent Sunday Mr and Mrs James Warren. Mrs Hannah Warren Reysvte who has been i with scavie fever for a number of weeks is able to be out again. Thomas Zimdrim McAunster Mall called on Mr and Mrs Luther Sunday and Mrs Upton Austin. dau gh vs Carmen and Charlotte and ison Carrol. Kaysville called on Mr and Mrs Loran Austin. Mr and Mrs Wilton Sately and daughter Betty Louise Woodsborg
A collection of brief entries from Taylorsville and nearby towns noting guests and visits. Mentions include June Fred Maginard son Irvin Baltime visiting Mr and Mrs Pace. James Condon in Baltimore with Burgess Condon. Truman Harnes and Ralph Condx. Elizabeth Barnes hosting a dinner. Sparrows Point residents John and Mary Condon and others. various neighbors and relatives visiting and hosting on weekends.
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