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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1937
Page
3
The Daily News notes a printing error in a prior edition and states the Great Lot Painting and Manufacturing Co issued a correction. The notice explains the mistake appeared in advertising for public announcements and will be corrected in upcoming issues.
A reflective critique warns that sustained defiance of law and mob power threaten property rights and individual liberty. It warns that Detroit’s situation signals peril if government loses enforceable authority, risking personal safety and peaceful progress.
The writer notes approaching spring with lingering snow flurries and warming days. He plans garden work, grabbing a hoe to tend plants around the yard near the cellar door as nature renews shoots. A. Lufaurrow signs the piece with rustic seasonal guidance.
A reader quiz asks if a wee man should enter a church bare headed and whether an ordained priest is addressed as doctor. It also covers whether a Protestant clergyman is titled Mr or Rev, late arrival seating etiquette, saying sorry for inconveniences, and handling unfamiliar services. Answers reflect traditional rules: No to bare heads, No unless honorary or scholarly doctor, Rev for clergy, yes to wait, yes to apologize, and select simple participation or complete attendance depending on comfort.
A fragmentary review surveys "A Book a Day" detailing characters like Spitzbergen Shubunka and Me Fach hay Choten Neptute Beach. The piece muses on the novel's tragic figures, noting sentimental pathos and occasional overdone sentimentality amid vivid portraits and the procurer Shubunka as a central tragic presence.
Mood College will sponsor its first Guest Day on Saturday in April to showcase academic and social life. High school students interested in college are invited to attend and see a well balanced program planned for the day.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick the Mot Church at Ligerty Town hosted a overflow wedding. Basil MH Gly s and Mrs Elly MM Eteler wed with Rev J Shreeves officiating and Miss Ada Devalbles presiding. Clarence Choltz and Carrie C Spaley, both of Charlesville, married at a private residence by Hew J Milton Smader. Later notes mention a merchant in Maddelana.
The News outlines local items from Frederick and surrounding areas with references to annexation, border lines, and militia call to arms. It notes Carroll County Commissioners hearing delegations about Liberty Pike access and reports a verdict in a condemnation case. A new school clock is presented at Mintpring High School.
Walkersville Women’s Club held an evening meeting with prize announcements for best essay on Wheat and best poem. Special prizes were awarded to members cited for club song and public spirit. A recreation segment featured a play and readings, with plans for April events and transportation arrangements for members.
The Baltimore district presiding elder preached at Trinity church Sunday morning, urging reliance on multiplication of efforts rather than direct addition, and stating the kingdom of God will triumph through human initiative. Elizabeth Hartholow was organist, with Garthriel Missa Elizabeth Hartholow assisting in the choir.
A chaotic OCR inspired notice recalls a birthday party for Curtis Saith with a long guest list including Mr Saith, Mrs Chittrs Sioth Mee, and many others from Johnsville Alma Reaver Union Bridge and nearby towns. The event mentions farewells, candies, and a cake, with multiple names and locations jumbled.
Dr Joseph Mom Gray, chancellor of Ameren University in Washington DC, was guest of honor at a Wood College faculty gathering. President and Mrs Hener Stabr J hosted the event in Meyran Hall, where Gray spoke about the German woman’s status and presented findings from a study on Deutsche Protenwerk, stressing no judgment on Germans and sharing observed facts.
A review notes a social hour event for This Raitland with the next gathering set for April 2 at the home of Mrs J C Rotutson. The write up highlights community activities and attendance.
Hallenger Club hosts Wemembers and a guest, with Reading Chairman Mrs Howard T. Smith delivering a poem. Mrs A. H. Derr reviews a book Sub astitute Guest by Grace Livingston TM. Miss Williams presents about Landscaping the Home Ground as the talk. Members wear gowns, federation delegates named, next meeting set for Agend 25 at Mrs A dL Derr.
The Frederick Art Club held a Thursday evening meeting at Mrs C Howard Young’s home on East Church Street. A surprise program organized by chairwoman Mrs Amos J Thayer featured readings, songs, and selections from Japanese and Chinese art reflecting the season.
Chancellor Gray of the American University of Watlington was the speaker at the senior service in Brodbeels Hall. He spoke on the Christian paradox and tested life by enduring temptations and remaining steadfast to ideals and loyalty.
Passover, Pesach, marks liberation of the Children of Israel under Moses. Observed Friday evening March 26 with Seder services at homes and community gatherings. The weeklong festival prohibits leaven with Matzos, unleavened bread, the bread of affliction, substituted for ordinary bread.
Dr and Mrs N F Kefauver purchase the Airview property near Middletown from Mr and Mrs Norman Danner. The tract was previously owned by Dr Kefauvers parents Sue Afr and Mrs Richard C Kefauver.
A collage of historical anniversaries and birthdays notes Stephen Pearl Andrews and Stephen Decatur among others with events from 1783 to 1887. Birthdays include Robert Millikan Arthur Vandenberg Kent Cooper Fisk University leader and other figures with dates and locations. The column ends with a brief horoscope about a forceful day and difficult temperament.
Daily lesson summarizes common word errors and pronunciations. It highlights usage of shall try and see you, mispronunciations like Giuinuce and Pronounce, and distinguishes words like Dual and Duel. It defines integral as essential to completeness and urges vocabulary growth by mastering one word daily.
Montgomery County Medical Society will dine with the County Council on Social Welfare at Kenwood Country Club on April 1. Drs. Bird Perry Bav er Linthicum and Elliott will discuss indigent care. Mrs. Sadie Wisner leads dinner arrangements. County Superintendent Edwin W. Deneme spoke on Education Obligations. Frederick County Free Library Board to meet tonight at 7:30 at the YMCA to accommodate Holy Week services.
Doris Mannan of Chestnut TM served as representative for Hood College Athletic Association at the Northeastern Sectional conference of the Athletic Federation of College Women held at Wavecar College Ponrohkrewen MN on March 18 and 20.
George Ross paints a witty, raucous tour of Manhattan landmarks and nightlife. He skewers Madison Square Garden Grand Central Palace Times Square Broadway and more, noting oddities from The Hollywood club to The Ubangi Club and El Morocco.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains established typhoid prevention methods including safe vaccination schedules and the continued value of vaccines after exposure. He notes wartime and flood contexts where vaccination reduced cases, discusses oral vs injected vaccines, and emphasizes strict hygiene, disinfection, and water safety to prevent transmission.
A fragmented devotional note questions the profit of harming a brother and condemns such acts as wrong. The text mentions sleep time and a name or signature that is unclear, reflecting a dated, handwritten reflection.
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