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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1937
Page
4
A mangled OCR specimen from The Daily News of Frederick Maryland presents scattered captions, misread lines, and garbled branding. The unreadable lobby text hints at press constraints, Associated Press attribution, and standard newspaper boilerplate about reprinting rights and corrections.
The chief of the budget bureau reports President Roosevelt directs federal department heads to cut expenditures for the fiscal year ending 1939. Treasury shows a 1927 deficit of 2.78 billion, with estimates predicting a 1930 deficit of 418 million. The piece notes recurring calls for restraint amid expected future emergencies.
A garbled OCR fragment quotes Bishop Schrembs Tom Girdler and Dr Reymond on Hitler democracy and war poetry. It mentions Princeton dean Robert Ro Watts, water safety slogans by Wilbert Leinefellow, and vague references to lifesaving programs and casualty declines.
A Brook a Day by Bruce Catton offers a mixed critique of Maury Maverick and American ideals. The author questions whether Maverick’s book is biography faith or social dissertation, suggesting the work blends personal life with broader political themes and may lack a clear stance.
A letter from A. Lufburrow condemns reckless driving and urges urgent action after years of official warnings. The writer notes increasing injuries and fatalities along highways, arguing authorities must enforce safer behavior to prevent more suffering and protect lives.
Police review requested into a resident letter about Ted Willis a former sewing machine salesman accused of passing worthless checks. The letter claims Willis alias Willy Morgan used years ago in Altman Newfoundland and Labrador.
June 28 1887 Frederick columns report the Academy of the Visitation annual premium distribution with names of graduates and conferrals by Rev Fr Buckles Ciampi. Also note Dickinson College commencement in progress with HL Etchison delivering and William J Purdom of Fountain Mills giving an Annapolis St John’s College speech on government control of railroads and telegraphs.
War session passes tourtrenn preparedness measures and a tax collection bill. Maryland tolls and finances feature as a special mil to impose interest on unpaid Frederick county taxes after September 1. Farnorsand Mechanics National Bank marks its centennial with celebratory events. Buckeystown offers a speed trap for motorists. Five suits totaling 31 dollars filed against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for a prior collision near Doubs station. A Danitiap buy mess and crop prospects amid cold spring forecast changes.
Detroit reports a humorous science note about a plastic sample and a device by A. Simatt to measure angle and heat in experiments. The piece mentions figures like Greta and Dr Struler and discusses a profiler ometer and a sand Links experiment with curious results.
Miss Pacrain of Lus- Sha Calsert wed Lieut James W. Woodward of Rockville at a lawn ceremony on the Patuxent riverfront estate. Rev James Harnett officiated, with attendants including Miss Virginia Dave Sellers and Miss Melon Woodward. After a reception the couple planned a honeymoon and will be stationed at Fort Sam Houston after July 28.
Echoes of the World Convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union were shared at a get-together dinner in Urbana. Mrs Jennie Kidd hosted with attendees from Buckeystown Frederick Middletown New Market Urbana and Woodsboro. Speakers praised the union and noted its large size with 10500 legal members in the United States and ongoing fundraising for a Frances Lord memorial.
Vacation Bible School organized by Captain and Mrs Robert Bott, with two teachers, meets at 229 West Fifth Street. Enrollment 42. average attendance around 59 each morning. Ages 3 to 17, three groups. Activities include seat service, memory work, chalk talks, play, crafts. Final display and awards on Friday July 2 at 8 p.m. Certificates for completing study since June 21. Honor roll daily students receive tokens.
A Freder ick wedding took place at the Presbyterian church in Hagerstown Saturday evening at 7 30. Miss Caroline Holzapfel daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Holzapfel Jr wed Frank Watson son of Mrs J N Sanders of Richmond Virginia. The ceremony was by Rev Dr William S Yess with a white ferns and tapers setting. The bride wore satin with W neck and long sleeves. Her veil of ras paintlace and bouquet of lilies. Bridesmaids wore white lacy dresses with blue ribbons and slippers. The best man was Willis Wienon of Richmond and several brothers served as ushers. After the ceremony a reception was held and the couple left for a secret wedding trip then will reside in Arlington Virginia. The bride’s education included Carl's Private School and the Marsland Institute. The groom was educated at V P I Blacksburg Virginia and is district manager for Larus Brothers and Company. Guests from Frederick included many local families and clubs.
About 950 people attended the open house at the Key Chevrolet Laloe ine dealership on Saturday evening. Dick Gardner and his orchestra provided music and a series of motion pictures were presented.
A small rough green squash known as georn or Des Moines is halved, pulp discarded, baked and served with butter salt and pepper. It can be stuffed with small sausages or raw ham cakes for variety.
Dr Morris Fishbein notes overweight individuals face shortness of breath fatigue and joint pain from excess weight. He warns overweight elevates risk of heart disease liver kidney issues diabetes and high blood pressure and cites insurance data linking overweight to higher mortality from heart disease circulation problems and kidney disease.
A compact note on common word misuse and pronunciation with focus on daily vocabulary. It highlights correct phrases like two boys helping each other and clarifies mispronunciations such as motif. Includes definitions, misspellings, synonyms, and a brief word study urging repetition to gain mastery.
Advice on when to ask for a letter of introduction and how to handle presented letters. It asks if you should seal, whether to explain unpresented introductions, and how to act with strangers in a city.
A garbled feature cites al fresco operas at Jones Beach and weather forecasts from Newark, plus street sketches of clubs titled Small But Snouty and Gone Fishing. It roams through celebrity doubles, frugal stars, and theatre lore, nodding to John D. Rockefeller’s life influence on Broadway and Shel Busey’s retirement with hints of future return hints.
A collage of birth anniversaries for philosophers, missionaries, poets, and educators is listed, noting Jean Jaques Rousseau born, Jason Lee and Emerson Hough among others. Major historical events include Battle of Monmouth and Decatur actions, with notes on schools and politics shaping early 20th century discourse.
Fragments describe a speech or debate with unclear references to Peter 291 and a Southern region. Mentions someone named Tami and a region near York. Text is garbled and lacks coherent events or clear identities.
A marriage event was held in Weta and Grave BE with participants including alary and other attendees. The report notes the couple’s union and the local community congratulate the pair.
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