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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1938
Page
2
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Monday, March 21, 1938 greets spring with a mood of renewal. The piece notes the season’s feel despite freezing temperatures and hints that spring style, especially new outfits, will captivate women of all ages amid male chatter.
A Vienna speech by Hitler frames Austria as the new bulwark for the German people while skeptics read it as a prelude to aggression against Czechoslovakia. French Premier Blum, British Chamberlain, and Home Secretary Hoare react with warnings of conflict and air raid precautions.
Tryon Edwards cites Leviticus 26 17 urging that divine punishment is certain and more effective at deterring crime than human penalties The piece reflects on moral discipline and the fear of God as a deterrent within a religious context.
The piece recalls John the Baptist doubting Jesus and sending a message asking if He is the one to come. Jesus replies by citing miracles and teaching that reveal true fruit. Readers are urged to tell others about the same observable impacts of Christ.
A case notes Smith and Sands, in a rural town, where Smith signed Sands name on a letter to Mrs Voss promising embalming services and money back to secure business after her death. The lower court sustained a demurrer, the question asks if that ruling was correct, with the answer on the last page.
In 1883 mayoral message to the Board of Aldermen proposes a reservoir at the new receiver or watershed from Tuscarora Creek, funding $10,000 to $15,000 from current revenues without bonded debt, with a green bag listing city officials and staff. Also notes Mrs. Daniel Baker's death at 73 in Buckerstown.
Prof William R Barnhart of Hood College urged a no econoric conference to distribute world Taw minerals and markets under an ironclad disarmament pact to stop Fascist aggression. At the Maryland Delaware Youth Conference in a Presbyterian church over 500 attended including delegates from Head College and Preseries count. He warned Fascism reverts to feudalism and could destroy democracy, urging boycotts of aggressors and purchase of Christian-made goods. He criticized Versailles and warned another war could end democracy.
Calvary Methodist Episcopal church held Sunday services with Rev. Benjamin W. Merks preaching in the morning and evening on topics The Challenge of Public Worship and Life's Greatest Danger. The vested choir sang two anthems and offertory solos. Church School attendance reached 621 with 186 collected. Leaders Bible Class heard Norman Ford on How a Spiritual Revolution Will Solve The Problems of The World. Attendance 175 with 2 in Red and 83 in Blue divisions, up 25 percent from last year. An offering of 111.10 was given. Prayer service is set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m and the fourth quarterly conference for April 5.
Miss Catherine Williams of Hood College and her co performer from Takoma Silver Spring Junior High presented a duo piano recital in Brodbeck Hall. The event occurred Saturday at 8 p m before a large audience. Encores included a Gluck Gavotte and Bach chorale Jesus Joy of Man s Desiring.
A pretty wedding was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Spencer Nusz 615 Tratt avenue on Thursday evening. Ruth Cremette Nusz became the bride of Charles Sirs David Stockman of Jefferson. Rev Ralph E Hartman performed the ceremony by candlelight. The couple left for a northern trip after the reception and will reside in Jefferson after April.
Cleo Eichelberger and Frances Minnick both of York Pa wed Saturday in M C A parlors Frederick by Rev De Heimer. Bride and groom came with groom's parents and brother. Bride's family belonged to Creagerstown Reformed Church.
Mr and Mrs Millard Young of near Jefferson announce the engagement of their daughter Eve lyon to Melvin E Ambrose of Jefferson son of Mrs Nora Ambrose of Thurmont The wedding is planned for April RISER MYERS Glenn R Kiser of Keymar and Miss Cleo F Myers of Detour were married Friday March 11 at 2 pm in the Lutheran parsonage Union Bridge by Rev P H Williams
Frank Baker of Baltimore will speak at a Christian Endeavor rally in Trinity Reformed Church Adamstown on Friday evening March 25 at 730. District No 2 nine societies in the county sponsor with Lucille Thomas of Adamstown district president guiding the event. The program has devotional and recreational parts with Baltimore speakers readings games and refreshments.
Buckeystown club members and ten guests met Friday hosted by Mrs T C Routson. President Mrs Walter Catsail opened with a song and prayer. Education chair Mrs Routson led the program on taxes. Dr Boutson spoke on Frederick County faxes. Next gathering set for April 1 at Mrs Harry Keller's home.
Mary Agnes Dunagan, 16, daughter of Rev. Carlos Dunagan, died in a rail crossing crash near Geneneco Maryland while returning home with a companion. The automobile was struck by a train. both occupants perished instantly. The Dunagan family had recent clerical moves including Ward's Chapel and New Windsor churches.
Leesburg Va March 2 Robert Duncan state vice president of the Young Democratic Club will be guest speaker at a Loudoun County Young Democratic Club meeting Thursday evening in the Leesburg Inn.
A health feature explains how nervous people misread heart symptoms and how rest diet and limiting stimulants can ease concerns. It notes doctors assess heart function by size breathing and sounds and advise against alarm when no abnormalities exist. A separate item reports Claude Wolfe of Hagerstown and Martha Baker of Friendship near Union Bridge wed after a long, complex romance aided by Prof. Ichs. They will live near Hagerstown on the groom’s truck farm.
A reader asks about social etiquette for divorces and remarriages, including wearing rings, double wedding attendants, dress choices, and parental greetings. Answers cover whether a divorcee may wear a wedding ring, whether couples can serve as each other’s attendants, if a bride can wear white in a parsonage, and who should greet guests at a small house wedding. The guidance notes that traditions vary, but options like wearing a ring or choosing attendants depend on personal choice, and some customs remain expected or customary.
New York reports a sprightly revue by the International Ladies Garment Workers that mocks dictatorship fascism and war. It claims a White House command performance and may be cited in Congressional Record. Maverick plans to copy numbers for lawmakers amid a lively Broadway left wing tone. Lyda Roberts dies. Thelma Todd tragedy reshapes comic duo plans. Holtz remains a staple with audience favorites despite changing acts.
A compact chronicle presents events from 1868 to 1932 including early women’s clubs, the Western Front drive, Marines in China, a Nicaragua election, Alpine snow tragedy, and a Pennsylvania coal mine disaster. It also notes pilgrimages, tornado outbreaks, and prominent birthdays and anniversaries.
A compact record lists notable births and deaths including Senscript scholar and English philologist in India and England born at Troy N Died in England February 1 1901 1855 Lorinda Munson Bryant Ohio first woman registered pharmacist born Granville Ohio died New York December 13 1933 1857 Hunter Liggett U S A lieutenant general born Reading Pennsylvania died San Francisco December 30 1935 1869 Florenze Ziegfeld theatrical producer born Chicago died July 22 1932 1883 Raoul Gervais Lufbery American air ace Lafayette Escadrille born France father born in New York Shut down Max 19 1915 Horoscope notes a turning point of the year with egoism and moderation as key traits.
In a brief moral quip W A Lufburrow cautions that health requires effort and discipline. He notes some neglect exercise and the presence of germs threaten many, making no one immune and predicting future misfortune for the careless reader.
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