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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1928
Page
4
The notice warns girls and young women against accepting rides from unfamiliar men in busy meeting spots. It warns that smooth talking suitors lure them into danger, with many youths learning hard life lessons as a result.
Radio broadcasts now offer courses from 65 educational institutions covering household management literature journalism economics and more. The program aims to improve knowledge and confidence, providing an aspirational boost to students and promising growing benefits in coming years.
A reader puzzle explains letter golf where one word changes to another in a set number of strokes. Changing COW to HEN requires three steps: COW HOW HEW HEN. Each step must be a valid common word and letters stay in place. A solution is printed on the last page.
Rev Dr Charles E Wehler pastor of the Presbyterian church will deliver the address to the graduates at the Oakland Md high school Wednesday.
Witnesses describe a troubling street moment as bystanders note a man’s alleged laziness and refusal to work. Nearby residents discuss his behavior while a few observe others leaving their cars and confess attempts to back out of a parking space.
A jumble of quotes shows Mary Cramer Harriet Kemp Alvida de Lashmutt Ruth Martz and Mrs Jesse B Anders weighing a summer Europe trip. Responses vary with eagerness modestly expressed and a note about timing.
Mr and Mrs Gordon M Ash visited Philadelphia for the First Naval Battalion reunion where veterans gathered aboard Roland L Taylors yacht Sachem for refreshments before a yacht club dinner at Essington. A moving picture was made as veterans saluted ashore and toasts honored late Congressman Thomas Butler and early battalion founders.
A humorous note by LUFRURROW laments rhubarb as an unpalatable dish. The speaker recounts a repast where his wife serves stew rhubarb, provoking disgust and a vow to avoid the plant to restore appetite.
A powerful sequence of earthquakes shook from the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of Tehuantepec and persisted into Sunday in Oaxaca. No solid casualty reports yet, but fears of people buried under rubble rise as Oaxaca dispatches describe casualties and widespread panic in Mexico City Puebla Veracruz and other towns.
Twenty years ago item lists Mayor George Edward Smithith re appointing officers for the year. Health Officer Dr Ira J McCurdy City Attorney Edward J Smith Water Collector John J Biser Superintendent Water Works George H Weiner Electric Light Engineer Edward Titlow Fireman Shmuel Abrecht Linemen Frank Ridgely George Wallace Market Master G William Dansberger Clock Winder James E Dell Police James A Jones William Hans Edward Herwig John Hebts Dudley Straws-Derger Harry Denter Geo Brengie Health Board Dr Albert Lo Pearre and Dr Daniel H St Janiter City Hall William Hepa tax basis set at 70000 Rev A J Gillis Winchester attending various league functions and Epworth League Conection events in nearby towns.
The piece describes sack suits appearing in New York with relaxed, conservative cuts. Greys and blue tones dominate, with rolled lapels, patch pockets, and overseamed trousers. Belmon t races showcase well dressed sportsmen wearing bluish grey suits and coordinated accessories.
Dr. R W Bradshaw of Oberlin College reports self supporting students show higher illness rates and more hospital days than independent peers. Fatigue and strain from work contribute to greater infection risk and lower wellness among working students. The findings align with US Public Health Service investigations across locations.
An open discussion titled In your opinion should patrons hate a voice in the corcoudation of schools will highlight the regular monthly Ballenger district Farm Baresuount meeting at the Ballenger schoolhouse this evening. Edward Sharpfield, rep of the Farm Break Cooperative Association, will address spraying potatoes for blight and a library program will follow chaired by antrochure 2h).
Miss Derr and Mr. Austin Renn were married on a sunny Saturday at the Derr home lawn with Rev. George H. Beller and Rev. Dr. A. S. G. Fupp officiating. Attending were Miss Dorothy Robb as maid of honor and brothers of the groom as ushers, followed by a pink and green reception and plans to reside on the Renn farm near Tuscarora.
Property known as Catoctin Manor a 5000 acre tract near Catoctin Furnace on the Frederick Emmitsburg pike north of the city was withdrawn after bids peaked at 92000 dollars. Lancelot Jacques of Smithsburg arranged the sale noting later private sale plans. Several bidders including Mrs Osburn and Mrs Hershes attended. deer and wildlife were highlighted features of the estate.
Richard W Bomberger of Boonsboro named headmaster of Donaldson School at Ichester. A 1918 Boonsboro High School graduate, he earned an A B from Franklin and Marshall and an A M from the University of Virginia. For seven years he led the English Department at Donaldson School.
A fragmentary look at word cautions and idioms includes mispronunciations spellings and synonyms. It also weaves in a playful sportsman line and a LondonOpinion quip about annoyance and seat shooting.
Mr and Mrs W A Harbaugh of Waynesboro Pennsylvania marked fifty years of marriage with a dinner and reception hosted by family and friends. Mrs Harbaugh daughter of Ephraim Harbaugh, born in Harbaughsey, was wed at her home fifty years ago by Rev J D Frend of the United Brethren Church.
Susquehanna University Selinsgrove Pa confers the Doctor of Divinity on Rev Dr Oscar F Blackwelder pastor of Christ English Lutheran Church Baltimore. They plan to depart for the Pacific Coast where Dr Blackwelder will dieTeradére wars three religious contentions.
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