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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1935

Page

3

St Patrick's Day Brings Cold Wind and Snow Nearby

A windy St Patrick's Day sent temperatures plummeting from a record warmth Saturday to a frigid 26 degrees Sunday night. Winds reached 45 mph, with scattered tree limb damage and light rain or snow in western sections. March has been warmer than normal overall, though a few cold days could shift the pattern. Green attire marked the day as residents celebrated the patron saint with notable colorfulness.

St. Patrick's Day Airport Station Here Pittsburgh Greensburg Pen Frederick Baltimore Erin

Surprise Birthday Party for Wilhide Family Reach Detour

Detour hosts a surprise birthday gathering for Lloyd and Clyde Wilhide with many relatives from Keymar Union Bridge Towson and Gettysburg attending. Parlor games followed by hostess refreshments marked the evening, while Mt Zion church held its Never Weary class meeting with 63rd birthday noted and several members listed.

Morris J. Wilhide Lloyd Clyde Lloyd WhaAide Fred Doris William E. Ritter Charlies Luther Keysville Charles Minnick Shirley Amelia Welsonar Union Bridge Russell Durbrow Billie Gettysburg John Withide John Frederick Ross Withide Earl Mary Middleburg Phillip Lester Henry Thelma Henry Edward Clabaugh Charles Reuben Mae Carmen Delaplane Detour Janet Reifsnider Mildred Coshun Edith Ruth Yoder Louise Stitely Keymar Mfr Frank Harbaugh Carrie Jennie Harbaugh John Biddinger Frank Fife Woodsboro Duzanna Garver Chas. Stitely Earl Putman Lucy Miller Gladys Edna Carolyn Pomer Warner Kenneth Dougherty Ethel Smith Ladiesburg Harbaugh St. Patrick's Charles Byler Baltimore Fr. Shord Rhea Warren James Warren Doris Young Edward Young Wallis Shorb Dorothy Mildred Umbram McKinstry Milly Harry Fogie Uniontown Bert Allander Luther Ressler Carmen Helen Dellapiane Janet Reifanider Eol Warner Clara Leib C. W Cover Thomas Tescaleet J. P Weybright Theodore Long Granville Fox George Skinner George Luther Roessler J. T Myerly Frederick City Hospital Homemakers Club

Popcorn Surprises Feature In Roosevelt Era Meal Plan

A whimsical menu item named Salad Surprise Anna uses canned tomato jelly and celery to create a flower centerpiece atop molded jelly. The Cream of Corn Soup pairs with buttered popcorn, while gingerbread and cream cheese offer a playful finish. The day’s meals include breakfast prunes, cereal, omelet, lunch soup and salad, and a dinner with baked artichokes and custard sponge.

Mary EF Daguenea Service Roostevelt Uute Balsd Anna Listle New York Jerusalem

Draperies to be shown by Miss Biiely and Miss Shorb

March 20 at the home of Miss Lulu Biiely, with draperies and arranging tips. A card party at Rocky Ridge hall Tuesday evening drew a large attendance.

Lulu Biiely Biiely Vaille Shorb Rocky Ridge Hall Huey Long Roosevelt Long Philadelphia

Quotable quotes from historic figures in a fragmented snippet

A jagged OCR fragment presents quotations attributed to Lefty Gomez Adolf Hitler Meredijhh Nicholson and Herbert Hoover. The text includes mentions of pitching, peace and security, optimism about 1929, and a remark on the Constitution as a bulwark, but many fragments are unclear or incomplete.

Paraguay Meredijhh Nicholson Europe United States South America F. B. Patterson Daness Jender Yion Busi

Impassioned quotes from scholars and business leaders

A collage of quotations discusses wealth, free speech for graduates, the joy of poetry, aging gentlemen, and a grim wartime moral. Notable figures named include Andrew Mellon Ernest Hopkins Frank Jewet Mather Henry Noble MacCracken and a line about Suling Streicher. The fragments reflect mood, intellect, and a Nazi reference, preserving era voice.

Man Guilty In DUI Case As Passengers Jump From Car

A Montgomery County man was found guilty of operating an automobile under the influence after passengers testified they leaped from the vehicle in fear. M Thompson near Comus faced $100 fine and 30 days in jail plus costs in Police Court. A sheriff and deputy arrested him near Urbana after a woman’s screams drew residents. Thompson admitted drinking and blamed his wife for infidelity at a dance. Other defendants included a Water Street man fined for drunkenness and fighting and several petty offenses.

Mqnor M. Thompson Comus Montgomery Walter E. Sinn Thompson Roy M. Hiitner Charles W. Smith Urbana William Hahn Water Street Lawrence Fagan Guy Anders John Blottlemyer Gideon Korrel Howard Hollingsworth Anders Austin Young Norman Baer Detroit Cmeer Fagan Hiltner Robert Sewell Fagan

Wife of Chicago arrestee plans England voyage

Mrs. John Strachey, wife of the young radical writer jailed in Chicago on deportation charges over alleged Communist ties, warned of federal agents seeking him. She and infant Charles are pictured in a New York apartment as they plan to sail for England on March 29.

John Strachey Chicago Charles New York England

Ladies Ald of Koontz's Chapel Meeting Report

Greenfield March 18 The Ladies' Ald of Koontz's Chapel met with seven members and five visitors. Mrs. John Davis presided. program included songs readings prayers and a pig prize awarded to Mrs. Irving Young. Next meeting set for April 6 at 7 30 p.m. Also notes Miss Nick Perrell and Mr and Mrs Luther Smith visited. Roscoe Gregg bought a Ford. Glenn Davis celebrated fifth birthday with family guests.

Greenfield Ald John Davis Roger Davis Wilson Davis Irving Young Jesus Nick Perrell Washington Luther Smith Alexandria Perrell Roscoe Gregg Ford Glenn Edward Davis Billy Anna Rose Chester Davis Louis Mary Warfield

Davis Family Receives Guests and News of Illness

Roger Davis and sons Leonard and Glenn hosted a gathering with many presents. Refreshments were served. Week-end visitors included Mrs. Irving Young and Shirley Ann, Ruth Young, and Wilson Davis. Also visiting were Mr. W. B. Briggs, son Billy, and Mrs. Julius Bolang. Mrs. John J. Davis is indisposed after a fall.

Roger Davis Leonard Glenn John Davis Irving Young Shirley Ann Dickerson Ruth Young Beallsville Wilson Davis Glen Echo W. B. Briggs Billy Julius Bolang John J. Davis

Swedish Princess to Marry Danish Crown Prince

Stockholm reports the engagement of 24 year old Princess Ingrid to Crown Prince Frederick of Denmark. The royal announcement dominated news with toasts at a candle lit palace dinner as the couple pledged happiness for a forthcoming marriage.

Prince of Stockholm Sweden Ingrid Frederick Denmark Royal Palace

Also Mentioned on This Page

Beye New Yorker Tam Lefty Gomez New York Yankees Adolf Hitler Herbert Hoover Andrew W. Mellon Wom Ernest Hopkins Dartmouth Frank Jewet Mather, Jr Princeton Museum of Historic Art Henry Noble MacCracken Vassay Frank Morgan Nuremberg Suling Streicher J. R. Williams Famous Comic Strachey Rinso America Otto Greenawalt Frederick Motor Cos Patrick Street Chevrolet Ford Tudor Ford Phaeton Erraplane Frederick Motor Coo Quaker City North Market Street Frederick County National Bank of Frederick McCleery’s Jewelry Store Frederick, Md N. Market St Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company Reading Terminal ATV Iaul Markell & Ford Carroll St Reading Georges Creek Pocahontas Stoker
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