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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1938
Page
7
Fragmentary text outlines a dramatic romance involving a young English girl, an uncle, and a narrator. Names appear garbled, with references to emotional conflict and a novel’s construction. The readable bits suggest a love story framed by secrecy and tension.
Clyde contemplates expansion from Balangong as van der Donggen fuels his ambition with gifts and a flag design while Malay tensions rise. A Dyak slave scandal exposes Malay leverage, threatening balance with Rentongen and Saremba as Clyde weighs war, independence, and colonial politics.
Olive Roberts Barton discusses the transition from babyhood to early childhood and the hazards of assuming children aged two to six are already mature. She warns busy parents against underestimating needs, urges cooperative parenting, and notes children’s growing independence can mask developmental gaps.
The text urges praise over negative orders to guide a young child's behavior, noting that children understand negative commands better than positive ones. It stresses cooperation, gentle discipline, and consistent attention between ages two to six, describing this as a key period for character formation and easier obedience with praise as a motivational tool.
Hollywood correspondent details director Wellman assembling a fleet of restored WWI aircraft for a color epic. The project involves 50 mechanics, 20 pilots led by Tex Ranklin and Frank Clarke, and designs from Spads to Fokker D‑7. Aircraft are being rebuilt, repainted in original wartime colors, and prepared for dramatic aerial combat scenes.
Fragmentary notes mention Sally Eilers and Carole Lombard at Mack Sennett studios with Linch, hints of marriages and careers, and a tarnished portrait of a star. References to Dobbs, Hoot Gibson, Harry Joe Brown, and a cryptic personal sketch include traits, birthplace, and an odd 3 year old son in Kentucky.
Neighborhood social news from Mt Airy and Ridgeville includes Mr and Mrs Hugh Taylor visiting Silver Spring with relatives, Mr and Mrs Gaver Fleming hosting in Ridgeville, and Mr and Mrs Elsworth Baker in New Market with Mrs Mollie Brandenburg. Mrs Robert Watkins and her mother visited Lewis Gartrell in Mt Airy. Lorraine Neel, daughter of Thomas and Mrs Neel, entered the University Hospital School of Nursing in Baltimore. Thomas E Watkins returns from Florida. Laura Harrison sold her Church Street dwelling to Mr and Mrs Ralph Wilbur, with the Wilbur family planning to move in March from George W. Clay's property. Frank Miller of Rt Airy spoke at a Lions Club meeting in Beansboro. Mrs Hattie Mercer to return Saturday after two weeks in Washington DC with sister Sallie Hyatt. Dorsey Rebekah Lodge members from Mt Airy attended Oak Grove Rebekah Lodge’s 25th anniversary in Gaithersburg. Mrs H Norris of Ridgeville left by bus for a few days away.
Ferns R Penn of Airy farm er was named to the Carroll County National Farm Loan board for a two year term. The Mt Avy Hig senool Alumni Association plans a Saturday dance with Joe Stephens' orchestra. Paul L. Beall returned to work after a quinsey illness. Funeral services for Mrs Ida Long nee Lowman were held at Pine Grove Chapel Mt Airy with interment beside her husband and other relatives.
Services continue as Rev. Ralph E. Shober preaches at the Church of the Brethren on West Fourth Street. Tonight’s subject is The Lost Sheep, Thursday Weighed in the Balances, Friday Prepare a Meet Thy God. A solemn service begins each evening promptly at 7 30 o'clock.
Tivoli closes its three day engagement of Tone Confession starring Fred MacMurray and Carole Lombard about a confessed murder she did not commit. John Barrymore Una Merkel and Edgar Kennedy are in the supporting cast with Field Gibbons adventure and La news see Opera House. Under Suspicion at Opera House features Jack Holt and Katherine DeMille in a murder plot mystery with a mountain retreat and staged traps.
Frederick County Commissioners have not seriously considered enlarging or improving the courthouse. A board member said any such action would require prior budgeting for the next year and possibly a bond issue. If welfare work decreases, Winchester Hall could house other county units, as crowding remains admitted but no action seems likely now.
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