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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1935
Page
4
The groundhog enters his sixth and final week of weather influence amid mixed public opinion and a warmer spell. Readings rose to 53 after a cold start with showers totaling 0.34 inches by 8 p.m. Precipitation for March surpassed 0.50 inches as rain and clouds dominated. Rivers rose slowly, buds and early flowers appeared, and wheat prospects look good unless another severe freeze occurs.
Local police arrested several individuals on larceny and related charges over the weekend. Fletcher Gray, an older offender, jailed on a flour bag theft. Vernon Mahammitt accused of stealing and selling bed springs. Frank Ramsburg jailed for drunkenness, released on collateral. Numerous other arrests included charges of disturbing the peace and disorderly conduct with several releases on own recognizance.
New York March 11 capes dominate this year's Easter parade, with tall women favored for the flattering silhouette. Separate capes replace coats in varied lengths, and outfits feature matching capes with one-piece dresses or three-piece ensembles. Designs include a beige corded silk dress with a neck-fastening cape, a black and white flecked wool suit with a four-cape option, and a yellow silk crepe cape worn over a matching dress designed for Ann Mason.
Local notes from Lime Kiln report spring weekend visits and updates. Grace Cox from Washington DC stayed with G W Fisher family, Harry Fisher and others hosted a birthday dinner for Rev Ge H Shull in Burckeystown, and many residents visited relatives in Buckeyes town Middletown Thomason's Corner and Frederick. Isaac Stevens returned to work after illness at M J Grove Lime Company. Mary Louise Grove plans several weeks in Florida. Charles Brosius has a bad cold. Vernon McDonald and two children visited Roy Davis family.
The Women’s Missionary Society of St Pauls Lutheran Church Jefferson was entertained by Mrs George H Seiler at the parsonage with 22 members present Monday night The topic was Giving the Children a Chance A magazine quiz was used and a number of members attended The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs Willard Horine with Miss Lizzle Remsberg
The Past Chiefs Association of Mt City Temple No 14 met at Mrs. May Kayser’s home on Wednesday March 6 at 8 p.m. President Ruth Grove led a program including America and the Lord’s Prayer. The group adjourned until April 3 when Miss Mollie Zimmerman will host at the Pythian Castle. Seventeen members and one visitor attended. bingo was played with prizes to Fannie King Florence Zimmerman and Mabel Smith. Refreshments were served.
A wartime era ad promotes a 35 cent package of Gota Medal Uasrlem Oil Capsules claiming to flush poisons from kidneys, ease bladder irritation, and reduce nighttime trips. It lists symptoms such as scanty urine, burning, backache, leg cramps, and eye irritation as conditions it could relieve.
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