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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1936
Page
4
The fragmentary item mentions a Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co and an association member. The readable text is sparse, with unclear names and dates, offering limited context for a concise, accurate summary.
Alice Longworth comments on Western political sentiments and reform efforts, referencing social workers and leaders like Lawrence and White. The piece notes concerns about corruption and governance, mentions the Supreme Court and constitutional amendments, and reflects 1908 era discussions on national policy and reform.
The article discusses a sewer construction program in the city, noting about 900,000 pounds in sewer tenders and a total nearing a million pounds. It argues the project, funded by federal aid, will provide secure power and moderate costs, despite temporary business disruption and public annoyance, ending with a hopeful view once completion is reached.
The lesson emphasizes common English mistakes from mispronunciations to homophones and typos. It introduces the word antecedents defined as earlier events in one's life and urges mastering one new word daily through practice and correct usage.
In Fikton Maryland on June 9 William L Pisher husband of Emily V Fisher seeks 20000 dollars in damages from Mabel Gillespie in a circuit court action linked to the murder case of Emily V Fisher. Gillespie was convicted of murder and sentenced to four years but is free on 1000 bond pending appeal. The bill of particulars claims the wrongful killing deprived Fisher of the life and protections provided by Emily V Fisher.
America opened defense of the international cup today against England at Meadow Creek. Eric Pedhey and Cathargia starred for the American team, scoring nine of ten points as Tecies equaled its own cup record in the second match of the series.
Fifty and twenty years ago today in Frederick recount a horse attached to a coal cart frightened on East Third Street and Market and Second streets, was caught and returned to the coal yard. At the 35th annual commencement of Magerstown Female Seminary, several locals graduated, including Miss Hattie White, Miss A Virgin Critnet, and Miss Tillie Powell. The Western Maryland Railway contemplates a new siding at Mosseacy bridge near Double Lape Creek as a pacing point for coal trains.
National and local items note Hughes’ nomination at Chicago for the Republican National Convention and Theodore Roosevelt’s renomination by the Progressive Convention. Also reported are the death of Leo Weinberg’s father, a coroner’s inquest verdict, the Men’s Organized Class annual ball, and the death of Mrs Margaret Tty Bristol at 608 West Patrice Street with funeral details.
A detailed account of the Eagles installation day activities, with speakers, entertainment, and delegates from multiple lodges. The piece lists officers, dignitaries, and attendees, noting a mountain water entertainment program and an orchestral performance plan.
The Walking Workers group met on Wednesday June 3 with 23 members and several visitors. A prayer service opened, minutes read, roll call taken, and treasurer’s report given. A social hour followed with light refreshments. a hostess hosted a gas bow game won by Miss Pauline Smith. The circle plans an outing in the evening.
The article outlines Lily Pons’s planned visit to Frederick with a detailed schedule of ceremonies and receptions. It notes public appearances at the Three Springs fisheries area, a welcome by local officials, hotel accommodations at the Prange Scott Key, and a formal supper hosted by Dr and Mrs Chairs Ho Conley. The piece mentions accompanying guests, security, and a possible invitation to the Paris embassy in Washington.
Dr Renier and officials report no imminent plague risk after the death of Jyrageeth Wooley Warger and a cluster of related cases. Officials stress immunization, cautions on throat care, and ongoing local health measures including vaccinations and chest clinic examinations as they monitor potential spread.
Annapolis June 16 AP The Maryhand Court of Appeals ruled contractors are not liable for the states one percent gross receipts tax on materials used in building. The decision upholds a Superior Court ruling and could shift tax to material supply houses rather than contractors. W M OUTING The Women's Missionary Society met at Mrs Guy C Rover Clifton with a devotional and program led by Mrs Mollie Harrington. About thirty five members attended and refreshments followed hosted by the hostess. The statement mentions St Andre de Lambailave the ambassador on vacation in France.
A collection of notable historical anniversaries and births with names such as James Barbour Virginias governor and senator, Edwin Arnold, Rebecca Felton, Pauline Cushman, M J Bavage, David Tubin, Elizabeth W Roberts, and others. It lists dates of birth and death, plus brief notes on achievements and roles, followed by a short astrology style forecast and a paragraph on artistic temperament.
A Children's centennial service held Sunday at Herhel WB Church. Attendance included Moe Pant Sheefy and Lever Stade amid Uniontasn officials.
A New York City column notes Greenwich Village artists and vendors competing for attention while poets struggle for sales. It highlights the rise of Dan Healy as the unofficial Night Mayor of Broadway, applauded for charitable performances and influence in late hours.
A lengthy local notice lists Mrs John Blackston and Donald visiting Mr and Mrs George Miller, many relatives visiting Westminster and nearby towns, a 290 mile drive by Clyde Warner and family, and attendance at Decoration Day events in Woodabapa and Mavant Valley. The fragment references several households including Warner, Eaton, Vanfourn, Finger, Muller, Crawmer, Engel, Zumbrint, and others in New Windsor and York PA.
Foxville June 10 report lists Sunday services at 9 and Sunday School at 10. Frank Kuhn's dwelling and most of surrounding cottages burned Tuesday morning around 10. Strong wind hindered containment. Kuhn and many neighbors were away work on the Recreational Dark. 4-H club met at the school Friday under Mine Unit with next meeting set for June 19. Local residents Clyde Brown family and others mourn deaths of Mrs. Brown's relatives. Zooeide Fox visited Dean Blair Sunday.
Wilt and Janely Mee Soreiers Wilt and Mr and Mrs Groue Miler are listed among attendees and names appear with titles and abbreviations. The fragment shows multiple names including Warner and Rippon with unclear roles or titles. The source is garbled but preserves several person references and possible social notices.
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