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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1935
Page
9
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The June 15 1935 sale of Frederick County refunding bonds raised 373.70 at 24 percent with a premium over 7000 as the county moves to a serial maturity schedule through 1961. Outstanding bonds total 1 633 700, with annual maturities from 35 000 to 78 000 after refunding. Interest paid last year totaled 76 979 50, and officials hail low money rates and taxpayer savings. A pay as you go goal is urged to reduce interest costs and debt over time.
A brief column notes photos of visitors at summer resorts as houses under repair and early vacation moods spread. The writer hints at anticipation and leisure amid a season already lively, urging readers to enjoy sunbeams while tensions of heat and restlessness ease.
Beverly Hile calls for readers to identify a rider hidden behind a lamp post as the author bemoans previews of boxing and sports broadcasts. Will Rogers adds a satirical note about broadcasting costs and who pays for big sports events.
Mr and Mrs Ben W Stonestreet hosted a card party at Magnolia Avenue Thursday evening. The event honored Richard Krull and Carl Rausch of Annapolis, with Krull a member of the Naval Academy Band.
Read notes from 1883 and 1915 columns noting church summer hours changed to 6 to 7 pm and Sunday School moved to morning, Loats Orphan Asylum sale plans, Miller family wedding, possible Monocacy battlefield turned national park talk, degrees and honors at local colleges, and a barn rebuild after fire with neighbors aiding the effort.
Weather and crop report for Maryland through June 11 notes seasonably warm to cool temperatures, abundant rain, and generally favorable growing conditions. Wheat, barley, oats, hay, clover, potatoes, corn, and fruit crops show progress with harvests rising. strawberries large and plentiful. early tomatoes and tobacco in bloom. Salvation Army lectures by Rev. Gonso concluded with conversions and thanks to supporters.
Frederick residents head to Washington for Shrine activities while others plan trips by land and sea. Vacationists pick mid summer holidays and locals anticipate park concerts and a Play Day at Baker Park. A Sunday service schedule includes Frederica City Missionary Union events and amphitheater improvements draw crowds. Flag Day sightings are quiet as banks stay open and Daughters of the American Revolution host a luncheon at Olney Inn.
The column blends a period kitchen worksheet with community notices. It features Mrs. Alexander George Georgia Shortcake and Salmon Salad recipes with detailed ingredient lists and method. Local items mention refunding debt bonds, county road work, graduations, weddings, club events, and church reunions amid summer plans and social activities.
Today in history items list notable births and events such as 1805 birth of Joan M. Henri and 1215 Magna Carta signing. Includes 1785 balloon accident Pilatre de Rozier, 1843 Grieg birth, 1904 General Slocum disaster, and other anniversaries with dates and places. Horoscope notes close the list.
Paris diary by Paul Harrison outlines American celebrities in the city. Grace Moore Katharine Cornell Lily Pons and Baron Maurice de Rothschild appear amid foreign affairs chatter at Quai dOrsay. The piece mentions Briand, Aga Khan and Madeleine Astor, plus theater figures and local scenes around Champs Elysees and boulevards.
Frederick, Md, June 13, 1935, Earl Rew reports on rabies research noting Pasteur’s method reduced hydrophobia cases in Great Britain and the U S. Quarantine on dogs and other animals helped. The article recalls Pasteur testing dried material on animals and the historic case of Jean Baptiste and a boy saved by early treatment. Monument to Pasteur Institute markers mentioned.
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