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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1935
Page
5
Publication announces that letters to the editor must include real names with consent and will be supervised for factual statements. The policy prohibits personal attacks on individuals or firms and threatens removal if editorial standards are breached. The note is issued from Frederick, Maryland.
A June 17 1953 newspaper page discusses temperance and responsible liquor use, warning alcohol should not be in vehicles and stressing moderation. It also describes a southern jigger chigger nuisance and urges prompt treatment. National Children’s Week is noted with a call for National Parents Week to address conflicting wills between parents and children.
June 17 New Windsor notes report the high school graduation exercises on the Blue Ridge campus with Rev Fred Holloway as speaker. Other items include the Homemakers club meeting with 34 members, a July 12 13 domestic science demonstration by Miss Rich, rug demonstration by Milas Sindee, and various local visits and family gatherings.
A fragmentary verse by Folger McKinsey evokes Laurel and hilltop landscapes with vivid natural imagery. The speaker recounts climbing, singing, and observing waters, rocks, and distant prowling sounds as mountain scenes unfold.
Local items recall county bids for new schoolhouses in 1885 with Creagerstown Point of Rocks Brook Hall Relich's Putman's Woodville and New Baltimore among bidders. Also notes a wallet found by Raymond Barnes and a horse accident injuring Charles Hoffmen and George Hoffmen in 1915. The 1915 items cover harvest timing city crime warrants and Police addition, plus street lighting and river bridge construction updates.
Sykesville notices report Mrs Pennington Bennett arriving at The Heights New York. guests visiting Glenwood and Hyattsville. graduates’ sermon by Rev C H Richmond at Sykesville High School with local clergymen. marriages and engagements including Miss Dorothy Selby to Mariner Conner New York. Presbyterian Mite Society strawberry festival at Glenwood Country Club. club officers elected and a dance held. several residents visiting Annapolis Denton and Easton Hospital. Katherine Lyons wedding at St Pauls Ellicott City. a 40th anniversary noted with reception. numerous local social visits and family events.
Willam Paul Walker, University of Maryland agri economics expert, lauds Mount Airy town officials for a six year policy of lowering the tax rate. He commends their diligent efforts to serve citizens amid economic adversity while noting bond redemptions affect annual levy and urging continued focus on essential services.
Sunshine was Petersburg city record for the past year with free issues of the St Petersburg Independent distributed on sunny days. Maj Lex B. Brown sent felicitation while Rotary International in Mexico held a convention in his telegram. The last free issue appeared June 14, 1934 after a rainless spell.
Luffburrow urges Congress to act with care during session and avoid rushed laws. He calls for clear calculation and thoughtful measures to meet human needs, stressing the business of legislation requires careful, deliberate work.
Detour details a June 17 gathering in Leetown West Virginia with mentions of local residents Miss Thuelma Henry John T Mcler Taneytown and Mrs Edward Yo Haugh. The item lists several community happenings including a children’s day service on Sunday June 9 with a pantomime and recitations from primary classes and an enchanted garden pageant.
A quirky menu page lists dishes for a new housekeeper including Rice and Chicken Goblets Buttered Beets Grape Jelly Fresh Vegetable Salad and a Dixie Cobbler using cherries. It provides rough cooking steps for giblets cream and several salads with onions cucumbers radishes and lettuce.
A compact list of historical figures with birth and death notes, including J N Soldier comp troller of the U S Treasury and Charles Frohman, plus mentions of Joliet and Bunker Hill. The item also records a school attendance note for Martin Casper Fr Betson after a period of absence due to illness and bereavement.
Paul Barrison recalls Paris after wartime upheaval, noting faded glamour and aging icons like Maxim’s and Voisin’s, the Dome and Cafe de la Regence. He describes dwindling crowds, mixed nationalities on the Left Bank, and changing nightlife as American entertainers face new quotas while venues from Chez les Nudists to the Folies Bergere attempt to draw patrons.
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