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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1937
Page
3
Olive Roberts Barton recalls a three year old visitor whose playful language reveals curiosity and sharp observation. The child’s phrases about mosquitoes, bunnies, and everyday events mix charm with a candid directness that amuses and teaches.
Mr and Mrs Maurice Sclar announce the engagement of their daughter Ida Cecelia to Carl Benjamin Salontz of Baltimore son of the late Mr and Mrs Henry Salontz. Miss Sclar graduates Hood College this year and Mr Salontz is a University of Maryland Law School graduate and attorney at law in Baltimore City.
A narrator observes her three grandchildren at home on a hot day. A five year old draws a tree and a steam shovel, while a baby mimics the others. The scene highlights early traits and family bonding as the children wear crowns made from their curls.
Frederick resident Lake T. Peomroy filed a bankruptcy petition in the US District Court in Baltimore. Schedules list $199 in assets and $84,925 in liabilities. An order adjudicates Peomroy bankrupt and refers the case to Holden S. Felton as referee. Francis Perrott is attorney for the petitioner.
Rev Dr Edward A Sexsmith of Baltimore was re elected president of the Maryland conference of the Methodist Protestant church after delivering his annual report. Other officers were re elected including treasurer Rev Charles F Cummins of Westminster. The address referenced saloon concerns and temperance advocacy in the context of the period.
The article reports a June 9 session where Congress or committee leaders discussed a proposed move about naming accused individuals. Roosevelt sent a list of alleged evasions but did not identify any persons. A Future Farmers picnic featured Liberty and Walkersville high schools with officers Francis Barnes Nevin Baker Edgar A. VanFossen Jr Ware Ren Smith elected.
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