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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1935
Page
9
March events at the Homemakers Club feature Mrs Louise Stauffer hosting with twenty members and four visitors, curtain and drapery demonstrations by Mrs John D Ropp and Mrs Charles Niessler, plus a book review on Personal History by Vincent Sheean. Various church and civic groups hold meetings, and Denmark themed Garden Club travel is described with passports and local hostesses.
Queens of Europe face health concerns as Queen Alexandrine of Denmark shows improvement after emergency operation at Stockholm. The Belgian king’s widow remains under care as medical staff monitor her condition amid ongoing royal duties.
Ballenger Farm Bureau met in the schoolhouse with Harry Poole presiding. The program, directed by Mrs Roy Zimmerman, featured songs, a reading, a playlet with villagers as “specialists,” a quartet, remarks by Rev Dr Amos John Traver, and a closing song. Refreshments were served. Say you saw it in The News.
Detour residents report social visits and residence changes. Mr and Mrs Ray Fogle visited Hollow Rock Farm near Detour. The Wilhide family dined with Mr and Mrs Ritter. Miss Edith Yoder stays with her parents at Long Green Valley. Alvah Young and son Harold spent the weekend on a Detour farm. John Miller visited his sister Mrs E H Young. Harold Bentzel moves from Detour garage after five years. Melvin Bostian to operate a gain 4%2 on the same premises. Mr and Mrs Bert Allander and Willam Arnold visited Baltimore relatives.
CBS president William S Paley reports that while television is advancing technical progress challenges remain in funding initial pioneer investments. He notes CBS network grew to 97 stations from 92, with strong radio standards and a robust financial position despite looming subsidies for new art. A Grand Canyon Easter Sunrise program by WEAF NBC will originate from a natural amphitheater near Playstaff Arizona drawing about 3000 attendees, plus a slate of programs across WEAF NBC CBS WABC and other networks. A new tire designed for winter use with heavy tread is being manufactured by a major tire maker.
Copperville Copperite reports a string of social visits with Miss Kath ryn Ferney and former teacher Mrs L Fouts visiting in the area. Mr and Mrs Louis Blker of Trayanion spent Sunday with relatives at Westminster. Cletus Fogle visited Chas Bowers, and Mrs Chas Bowers hosted Sunday tea with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Fouty. Mrs Roy Smid ant and daughter Vigiata of Oberdale spent the day with David Forney’s family. Mrs Charles Young, recently ill, remains under care as her two daughters, both trained nurses, stay by her bedside. A pair of large forest pieces flew over the region Monday and Tuesday heading southward.
The week brought variable weather as March ends, with the month departing like a lamb. Little Miss Mary Martel has been home from school the past week due to illness.
Robert R Flether was charged with assaulting his brother Theodore R Pletcher in Petersville Saturday night and received a suspended 10 day jail sentence after a Monday hearing before Justice John W. Lloyd. Deputy Sheriff John R Lloyd filed the charge. More than 3,000 men are on strike in Ohio, with five elites and four companies involved.
A walkout has raised a serious problem for the community. Residents report disruptions in services and local businesses affected as authorities seek a resolution.
A wife hints gently that her husband needs E-% Tablets to combat sluggishness headaches dizziness and biliousness caused by constipation. The ad urges readers to buy £% Tablets at drug stores, emphasizing discreetly improving breath.
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