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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1938
Page
10
A brief feature sketches women advancing in professions amid a changing era. It highlights societal shifts, interviews, and the drive for equality, noting how public perception shapes ambition and opportunities for women across fields.
Marriage licenses issued to George R. Wright and Margaret L Snellinger of Fredericksburg Virginia. Joseph Duvall Graves and Esther E Carman of Baltimore. Reed Johnson of Gadston, Kr. and Elizabeth Jean Tucker of Arlington. Harold D. Richmond of Rockaway, Pa. and Rosalie fo Serucsek of Halifax. Property deeds show transfers from George W. Eichelberger to John TF Junk et al in the county for 3550. Commercial Bank of Maryland to Warren G. Davis and wife in the county for 510. Julia O Jones et al to FP Campbell Trustee in the county for 3. Campbell Trustee to Margaret G Reuter et al in the county for 1. Rufus E Faubel to Margaret Agnes Doll in the city. F Conrad and wife to Olga W Bangs in the county for 310. Charles M Shank and wife to Daniel C Bidle in the county for 10. Daniel C Bidle and wife to H Kieffer DeLauter in the county for 1%. H Kieffer DeLauter to Daniel C Bidleoff et al in the county for 10.
March notes report births in Bolivar with families Duncan Caparetti and others, and a son born at home. Visitors travel from Baltimore, New York, and Richmond. Local clergy shifts, high school athletics, and a motor accident injures undertaker J L Euckles. Families journey between Harpers Ferry, Oneida, and Florida for visits and funerals.
The article notes the orchid's allure and long history, from explorers to fashion, its tropical home in tree canopies, and Costa Rica as a premier orchid country. It mentions costal cultivation in the United States from powdered seeds in seven years to bloom, and features a purple orchid on a Costa Rica stamp depicting native industries.
Twenty one former Soviet leaders face charges of treason in a melodramatic trial. Among the accused are Alexei Rykov once Commisar of Communications and member of the first Council of People's Commissars, and Xibotar Bubtarim ex editor and Lenin era colleague. Henry Yagoda, former OGPU head, is named as Compissar for Posts Telegraph and Radio. The plot allegedly aimed to head a new government after plans to assassinate Lenin Stuli and Sverdiox, the first Soviet President.
Chester Virginia notes list Mrs Ernest Pope returning to her name from Cassell after Christmas visits by Mr and Mrs Pope of Washington spending weekends with Mrs Burleigh in Harpers Ferry. Daisy Marshall of Washington visits her sister Mrs Charles Jones. Anna Maury ill at Bolivar with a severe cold. Frank Decker and son George of Martinsburg visit Mrs Blanche Whestley. William Grove of Washington pays a brief visit to the old home. Nellie Steadman, long indisposed, is much improved as the piece closes.
Mar 2 Taylorsville social roundup lists James Condon and Miss Virginia Welsh dining with Mr and Mrs Truman Barnes in Baltimore. Guests include Mrs Lucy Welsh and others with visits by Katherine Towson Dorothy Barnes and William Ingles store news and birthday surprise for James Warner.
Among those entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Albert Shipley Saturday evening were Mrs Tarzah Bowers and Mrs Dorothy Raynolds who spent last week in Baltimore with friends. Also mentioned are visits by the Gosnells, Barnes and Shipley families and a Sunshine class play planned for March 18 at the church titled There's a Man in the House.
Mar. 1 guests at the Sidney Shry Sr home included Sidney Shry and family and friends from York and Washington. Dr and Mrs Eugene Fawley and daughter visited, returning to Travelah after their stay. Mr and Mrs W B Fawley were also noted guests before leaving for Travelah. 4td. Mr and Mrs Charles DeBerry were mentioned in the event record.
Washington observers see a potential anti New Dealer shift in New York with Lehman likely to seek renomination and Dewey as a strong GOP candidate. Jackson shows hesitancy while Farley and Bennett vie for the Democratic nomination amid Tammany and labor party tensions. Elliott Roosevelt brief mention follows.
Taneytown and Detour residents including Mr and Mrs William Stambaugh Mrs Edgar Kiser De tour and Clarence Hahn with son Rodger attended the funeral of Herbert E France in Baltimore recently reported by Mrs Carroll Cover Detour resident has been moved to Frederick City Hospital for observation and treatment Mrs Herman Kouiz and daughter Joan Frederick visited Diller and Cover households in Detour
The Friendly Circle Class of Calvary Church met at Miss Helen Whitmore’s home with Alton Lipps teaching. Fourteen members and a visitor attended. a short business session preceded bingo and refreshments. Next event on March 15 will be hosted by Louise Corbin and Mrs Hober Carbaugh.
Fragmented OCR text reports a high tuberculous death toll and mentions failure to redeem a decrease in cases. The read lacks clear names, dates, or places and does not specify a coherent event or source.
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