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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1937

Page

7

Eve's Orchard: A Story of Loss and Moving On

Fre Munnersfeld returns to her 200 year old Connecticut orchard after years in New York. She plans to rent or sell, hoping to revive the home she loves. Neighbors George Cleves and Uncle Henry assist as the tale unfolds with quiet reflections and a planned surprise.

Munnersfeld New You Afuihation George Cleves Tend Henry Maryson Peter Beta George Maryed Judre Darlinn Marylin Judge Eve Ellen Featherstones Dillard Betz Denny Florence Willetts Jean Kilian Jack Kilian Killan Groton Mrs. Power Mutzi Mike Seymour Mitzi Power

George Proposes Love to Eve After Party Farewells

Eve faces a tense retreat from a family gathering as George openly confesses his love and plans for marriage, while Eve weighs the risk to her independence and a fragile friendship she values. He urges patience. she declines, setting a potential turning point in their bond and future.

George Iavers Eve Tila Mary Margaret Widdemer Love

Phooey on Journalism at Hood College St Patrick’s Day Edition

Hood College editors publish a four page Taddy’s Day issue with the slogan phooey on journalism and green ink. The spoof mocks faculty and student life suggesting abolish classes and "bomb the student bank" while promoting peace at home and world wide. Announcement notes ground breaking for a new gym and swimming pool and a new practice house by next winter.

St. Patrick's Day Hood College Blue and Grey Stahr Aceanta

Club Women Hold Annual Meeting at Town Halls

The annual meeting of club women featured a luncheon, attendance records, and a playlet “A Club Woman Visits Europe” with performances from multiple clubs. It noted long attendance streaks by Lewistown and Harmony Grove members and listed many participants from towns including Jjamoeville, Uniontown, and Emmitsburg. The day closed with reflections on tax figures for gasoline, listing California Ohio and Pennsylvania as top contributors.

Town George Chick Verty Jand Barack Pleazant Walter Tumshers Middletown Asis Charget Battle Myersvaille New Market Alis Cov Iser Pleasant Groves Qeale Writs Point of Rocks Holly Albatugh Uniontown Lew Hoelhe Trebana G. Lloyd Palmer Lewistown Elsie Shook Dour Ravine Bers Ethel Krants Braddock Ethel 'Thomas Willam Thomas Harmony Grove Albert Kanu Jay Bridge Pers Fec Europe George K. Rhoderick Jra Unionville Bon Voyage Homemakers’ Chorus England Pleasant Grove Scotland Adwuostawe Wales Reader Quartette Myersville

Treat Bladder Irritation with Natural Aids

An old advertisement suggests using juniper oil and natural remedies to ease bladder irritation. It touts nightly awakenings, frequency, and discomfort and promotes home measures with a green tablet preparation, advising readers to ask druggists for the product.

Mesulie Nature Teoples Pearre'’s

Fragmented wartime climate and policy notes from a cryptic report

A jumbled 1920s style excerpt references interference by a state power, coastal defense, and rearmament plans amid climate notes and exploration remarks. Named entities include Carnegie Steel, Speyer, Lewis, Major How, Burton, Cleve, Naoyeat, and references to the United States. The passage mentions a port, food plots, and frost-free Florida Keys.

Carnegie Hina Stee Corporation Speyer Lewis Port Adiere How Burton Cleve Naoyeat O United States Florida Keys

Bennningsville Wrowremsev March corfortenoerenime at WATE Dee fatal

March item from Bennningsville reports a fatal attack near the water and a series of family notes. The piece mentions Mollie Graimes visiting Fredville, illnesses, and church dedication services led by Rev. H.O. Chandler. Several residents and family details are listed, with weather noted as poor and services planned for March.

Apa Matinee Savder Elate Miulbeear Bert Watkins Barnes Bradies Wathims HO. Chandler

Local educators and visitors feature in Lovettsville notes

Dorothy Wink and Mie Ruth Wart, both teachers, are confined to their homes after illness. Miss Sadie Pres dias visited Richmond with Mrs Carol Chinn. Fredericksburg Hospital reports care for several local figures, including Miss Susie Thana and Mrs Walter Mayers, while neighbors host visitors and note routine activities in town.

Mast Vaniigh Tim Mis Westes Percy Newark Walter Mayers Waterington Sadie Rachmond Ste Carol Chinn

Enamel Batuhen Ware Prices vs Original Cost

A shopper weighs enameled batuhen ware options noting that some pieces are easier to maintain and resist choppy water, while newer items may cost more. The text suggests the price gap versus original value, with concerns about potential higher expense outweighing benefits.

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