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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1938
Page
4
A mother resists Kenneth’s wheedling over a wheel cut and supper, while Kenneth begs to visit Charles and see Chuck. The piece argues coaxing is a battle of wills, urging parents to give a decisive answer and stick to it to avoid endless appeals.
At the National Poultry Improvement Conference in Chicago on June 16 delegates urged replacing brooding hens with incubators to improve egg laying. State and federal poultry experts said the cluck cluck issue could be solved by mechanized incubation.
The wage hour bill, set to take effect in four months, is expected to impact only a minority of workers. About 52 million workers exist, with 40 million earning under 25 to 44 hours weekly, while 300,000 could gain immediate benefits. Exemptions include executives and certain service employees. transport of goods across states remains constrained by violations. Liquidated damages apply, with fines up to 10,000 dollars and possible jail time for violations.
The Urbana Women’s Club met at Mrs Florence Surman’s home for its annual picnic supper with twenty members and two visitors present. Games were played and a 6 pm picnic on the lawn followed. Committee chairmen were Mrs Ransom R Lewis Mrs Edward Windsor and Mrs John Kidd. Several members attend the short course at College Park this week.
A Friday juvenile court session is planned for John Breeden, 16, of Utica. Breeden, arrested May 23 for stealing 12 chickens and a calf from Russell Seiss, reportedly sold to a Charles Town dealer. Probation officer Mrs. Michael E. Pue seeks delinquent judgment and commitment to Loch Raven Maryland Training School.
Baltimore hosts the Maryland State Firemen's Association convention with registration and reports as the Eastern Association of Fire Chiefs meets tomorrow. A contest for the State presidency unfolds between Karl A. Young of Mt. Rainier and Percy S. T. Reinwall of Easton, with campaign placards and a banner visible at the hotel. The election is set for 6 pm tomorrow.
Natalie Klein, pupil of Mrs Igatius Bjorlee, gave a violin recital Wednesday evening in the Maryland School parlor before invited friends and relatives. The program included works by Laoureux Handel Mozart Mendelssohn Stainer and others with refreshments served after.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation baseball team from Washington visits McCurdy Field Sunday at 2 p.m. to challenge the Frederika Hustlers, aiming to end the Hustlers seven game win streak. G men boast a strong mound staff with Lefty Davison and Jim Tennant, while George Pepeo Larry returns in center and Barry is a notable bat. Manager Ray Gardner plans Fraley to start, with Hildebrand as catcher. Austin Angleberger of the Hustlers seeks to book no county teams for a Tuesday night donkey baseball under the lights.
Marriage licenses issued to Thomas J. Arbogast and Ida Mae Stephenson of Pottsville, Bertram C. Robertson and Alberta M. Runkles, Robert L. Kautz and Mildred J. Manahan. Property deeds recorded: HL Bernard Seloy to Helen N. Hudgins et al for county value. Willam F. Moran executors to Howard C. Davidson for 31500. William B. James to William H. Goodsell. Harry M. Feaga to Leslie E. Wiles. Plat of Jahn Moran Farms noted.
Two rules for borrowing urge replacing items if lost and returning promptly. Borrowing money should come from lenders. set repayment dates to protect credit. Some avoid lending books. libraries fulfill needs without ownership, while cautious readers borrow from friends only when reciprocation is possible.
Ernest L Ban announces bid for Brunswick mayoralty facing Harry R Mace with Mace undecided on re election. Mace first served as mayor in 1932 and won in 1934 and 1966 defeating Main each time. Main has sat on city council from the First Ward for ten years alongside F E Cain seeking Second Ward seat. A stray note mentions Spartans origin of football and Roman views on training.
Advice on sharing books with friends and family stresses returning recently published volumes promptly. Do not keep a borrowed book beyond two weeks without permission and never place it in your own shelf as someone may think it is yours and lend it out.
Mrs. William Reddick hosted the Woodboro WCTU gathering with six members and two visitors. The evening featured poems and readings on Flower Mission Work and Slag Day, with multiple members presenting verses and articles, a civic pageantry article, and a closing prayer. Contributions were sent to the sick and schools, with evidence of flower-themed prizes and charity efforts.
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