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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1937
Page
3
A concise look at how numerous movies have centered on queens since early silent cinema, noting shifts in portrayal from feeble beginnings to modern takes. The passage highlights the queen as a recurring, evolving figure in film storytelling.
Morocco contractor plans to start Monday on the J A Laporte Company unfinished sewer contract in Maryland with 50 men. Mayor Lloyd Culler announced the award after a Baltimore bid of 58,000 and the Public Works Administration approval is pending. Machinery and staff are en route and work is set to begin next week, aiding a strained labor situation.
Preliminary resurfacing work continues on College avenue with T Edgie Russell Company starting repaving. Ditches cleared, fresh stone laid and rolled. Buildings rise at Point of Rocks for construction of a new bridge. George F Hazelwood contractor awaits canal rights of way clearance. About a dozen company representatives, mainly foremen, have arrived. Rights of way expected cleared by March 15, with work to begin soon after.
Francis Scott Key Post 1 at its eighteenth birthday meeting in Frederick endorsed building a new high school to replace inadequate current facilities. The event honored Frederick W. Weitzel for sponsoring Legion activities and featured safety film reels, memberships progress, and plans for Memorial Day flag displays.
Large crowd attends the public sale of Jesse L Keeney three miles east of Walkersville. Proceeds total 2880 25 with animals selling from 172 to 250 for a colt two years old at 127. Cows 45 to 102 pigs 5 shoats 7 28 each. Machinery sold well. Glenn Trout auctioneer and R L Kelly clerk.
A California bungalow style home showcases a colonial influence with a travished doorway and pediment. The single floor plan includes a large wing room with a fireplace and bay window serving as dining and circulation space. Cross ventilation and three exposed bedroom windows enhance light. Two rear entrances provide service and garden access.
George Haller Jr of this city was ordered by Magistrate Fininert to pay five dollars for child support by Friday or face possible service. He was ordered Feb Mo to pay two dollars weekly but has made no payment. He was told to seek work by week’s end to meet obligations.
A Tuesday night incident on West Patrick Street drew a response from responders. Details remain scarce as investigators note a vehicle crash occurred near the extended area with no further information available at this time.
A small blaze in an immobile area caused initial alarm before firefighters arrived. The fire was extinguished and only minor turf and structure damage remained, with no injuries reported.
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