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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1938
Page
2
The Daily News states that any erroneous reflection on persons or organizations will be corrected upon notification. It notes postal registration in Frederick Maryland as second class matter and references general editorial standards.
Friday June 10 1938 notes the end of commencement and the lull between graduation and job entry. It urges mentors to inspire graduates facing disillusionment and scarce opportunities, reminding them that perseverance can lead to a first real break.
Frederick Chapter D A R plans a June 14 Flag Day luncheon at Hotel Vindobona Braddock Heights with 35 to 43 women expected. state officers to attend. program by Mrs Wilbur Blakeslee and invocations by Mrs Anthony Bonn. A flag presentation to C Burr Artz Library follows luncheon. Maryland flag to be given by S A R. Attendees include state officers and regent Mrs Hammond Clary.
June is praised as the finest month by poets and readers who value its long days and earth’s first fruits. The passage contrasts June with October and cites lines from Helen Hunt Jackson and Lowell to celebrate June’s beauty and perfect days.
A religious reflection argues that God and man cooperate in achievement. God does not finish tasks for us but enhances efforts already started, urging believers to work diligently while trusting divine aid. The piece cites Hesiod and Stradivarius as parallels to mortal effort guided by faith.
In Crawfordsville Indiana on the John Barton farm three sets of twin calves have been born over the past year marking a rare livestock sequence. The report notes the unusual birth pattern and notes farm conditions.
About sixty persons attended the Saturday mogit ance at Catoctin Country Club with Sunday marking the tennis season and golfers at play. Baltimore and Frederick residents joined a Sunday tennis match between Home land Racquet Club and Catoctin. Tuesday hosted Ladies Day with golf and luncheon. Lunch guests included Mrs. Clarence Carty and several other local women. Around fifty Baltimore golfers are expected to travel Sunday for the inter city tournament and dinner at the club. Mr and Mrs William Mack Moore, married here, are vacationing at Hotel Jefferson Atlantic City New Jersey.
Local items note the death toll from the Zellers store explosion will likely stay under one. Injured two weeks earlier are recovering. barns banning causes delays. Augustus Kolb resumes activity after a brief absence. Emmitsburg Chronicle praises Frederick County Agricultural Society for banning liquor and gambling at the Fairgrounds. McKenna and Thomas Buckeystown store is being modernly lighted with gasoline.
Miss Margaret Culler Storm and Ahs Willgut Moore wedding reception at the Storm home after the Evangelical Lutheran church ceremony. Relatives and Hood College graduates from Lewistown and Braddock Heights helped serve and receive guests. A musical recital by Mrs. Richard P. Ross’s pupils followed at All Saints church parish hall.
Mrs John Francis Smith plans to attend the wedding of John Francis Smith Jr in New York next Friday with a party hosted by Mrs William J. Bouldin of East Orange New Jersey and Frederick at Sherry's. The event marks the latest social gathering among Hood College alumni and local families with regional travel from Baltimore Chicago York and Natick.
Reservations are being received for the annual outing of the Frederick Lodge of Perfection of Scottish Rite Masons to be held Tuesday evening at Vindobona Braddock Heights. Guests are expected from the Scottish Rite community.
A 1930s style etiquette feature tests social conduct with questions on shop closing, customer temper, personal questions, saving seats, and smoking in transit. It answers that rushing clerks, temper, spreading bunting seats, and smoking on a streetcar are improper. when fare problems arise, enter in turn and search quietly for change.
A playful puzzle from Cranium Crackers asks three questions. 1. If John has one Dinar and Mary three, the total is four pieces of a Middle East country’s currency. 2. Thomas Alvah Edison minus 1 yields the name of a famed American inventor. 3. Harpo plus Groucho plus a cent symbol hints at a final word puzzle.
Notable anniversaries include James Barbour born 1773 and Rebecca Felton born 1635, with many figures from politics and culture listed. Birthdays covered include Col William Arnold, Caroline Hazard, Harry Byrd, John Studebaker, Roland Harrison, Frederick Cook, Louis Gravis, and others from 51 to 82 years ago.
Today signals artistic desires and notable ability but warns the day’s luck is weak without supportive aspects. The native’s true nature may be repressed and misunderstood, leading to sorrow at times, sometimes undeserved, following this influence.
The puzzle asks for two pairs of missing terms. First, identify the Marx Brothers’ name before the group left the act. Second, compute the moon’s diameter as earth’s diameter divided by four. Finally, supply Nathaniel Hawthorne’s missing middle term to form the author of The Scarlet Letter.
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