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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1937
Page
2
Delphes keeper and crew recaptured a bear that escaped from a cage on Delphos Street. The animal returned to its enclosure after a chase involving neighbors, hounds, and a firecracker. Delphey described the bear as a main attraction for his menagerie and said the incident ended without injury.
Court records show removal proceedings by the Labor Board against a Baptist Curtail defendant in the Equity Court at 415 North Market. The case, linked to a former sergeant Poh, is slated for later action, with a tentative schedule in the afternoon.
The Department of Agriculture data show rising cash payments to farmers in early months, with total payments for the first four months reaching 2.6 billion dollars, up from the prior year. The report highlights higher wholesale prices for wheat cotton corn hogs and cattle and notes ongoing impact of feed costs on farm income.
Alma Ruffner Honescut, wed at TZ, petitions for divorce claiming cruel and inhuman treatment by husband. Court date set for Wednesday. she seeks dismissal of his counterclaim and custody of their child. Also noted is a local Women’s Club tour to Hershey including chocolate plant visits and a listed group of attendees.
Court notices show numerous marriage licenses and divorces: Etho F Thompson 58 widower Knoxville and Mary E Hawker 54 widow Jefferson. John B Fogle 21 and Florence M Eady 38 Cumberland. Howard Ho Lebo 21 Hal Pa and Irene H Croutharmet 20 Millersburg Pa. Mert Wastler 19 Thurmont Route 2 and Ethel M Smith 22 Thurmont. Kem 21 and Efva bath of Your Pa. 23 Union NJ and Newarr Bruce Horlecney with Bermee V 240 Lebanon. Stroh 22 Ly he el ay aman B anon Pa and My fm Pas Jones 29 Hudale Pa. B Bateman and Rhoda E Spencer 2S Anterson. Gladys Vi Dadasa ite V Jones jington Vs 2B and nia OTE McCreers Nor 24. Harry B Cloud 25 and Mary Lawrence 22 Har Pa. S Wate 45 divorced. Vala Murs Shiraeon UB Waveries Va. Robert EO Mason 30 and Litea Detraw 22 Mager. John C Nolpht 23 and Florence A Carnahan 24 Washington. Abeanna Ti West Park Street and Jo AS Murphy 19 Fredere Route 1. Wilbert E Lockhin 59 divorced and Ruth Van Allen 45 widow Washington. Lowell Edgar Ferrow 22 Pen Pa and Amelia B Roth divorced Harrisburg Pa. Wilson A Hammond 221 612 North Bentz Street and Alice
A capacity crowd attended the season’s first opera band concert at Baker Park on Monday. The event featured the Tressier Orphans from Loysville led by Hume Tard and performances by Paul J. Fischer with the LOSES ensemble. The program highlighted marches and selections as the audience enjoyed the city’s cultural showcase.
The program mixed marches and numbers as band members stayed overnight with Evangelical Lutheran church families. A cancer benefit is planned later in the week at Bruno, while the group continues its tour.
Frederick DeMolay announces a Sumner event with details for a Wednesday evening gathering at 70 o'clock. Yeusveye Mfasomee Temple hosts the program with refreshments and a guest speaker. Sponsors include Prodetiek and Haters town chapters. Brauhiesk Howes venue set for July 15 with food by AL Siovey.
Rorlke chaired the Frederick committee planning the dance as the Lewistown M E church class, Golden Threads, met June 25 at Mass Charlotte Tuce home. Nine members attended with visitors, songs, Bible reading, prayers, poems, guitar selections, readings, jokes, and refreshments. Next meeting set as an outdoor picnic July 2. Charles Stephens presented Pushing Creek N ictionarium Historico Geographicum as the first modern gazetteer in 1565.
Walter Winfield a 26 year old Garfield farmer was found dead along a county road near Wolfsville. Dr. R Wy Baer conducted the autopsy with State Queer Boy Creer present. Officials say the death results from excessive drinking of moonshine liquor and show no signs of foul play.
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