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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1937
Page
3
A damaged kitchen card lists ginger card recipes with ingredients like sugar and ginger. The faded text mentions measurements and steps for a sugar glaze and soft dough, attributed to a patient reader with partial name likely Ginger Cards. The card appears to come from a home kitchen notes collection at Fourth Street.
Dr Nicodemus M replies to Garbrill opposing the S401-000 school bond. He notes taxpayers already owe a million dollars for schools and warns against adding another half million. He urges halting this procedure and questions past administration.
Letters from Walkersville express strong opposition to a bill labeled BIN urging taxpayers to bear new burdens. Critic argues the federal grant motive masks cost to citizens while defending supporters and calling out political inconsistency. The piece also notes a lumbermen meeting rescheduled with a FHA representative to discuss new measures.
A scrambled and garbled text lists a confection or baking recipe with ingredients like brown sugar, cream, vanilla, gelatin, and whipped cream. It references oven temperatures near 300 degrees, baking steps, and serving ideas, but many words are misspelled or jumbled, making the precise measures and steps hard to discern.
Dr Robert Woodlemner head of the department of medicine at Johns Hopkins will speak at 4 50 p m Wednesday in Hrodbeck hall Beaverville on Brosevoons and Their Relations to Men. The lecture is sponsored by the Sejenereth and open to the public.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick the city increased police salaries from 400 to 450 dollars per year and announced appointments for city officials including the city attorney water superintendent and market master. Roger McSherry returned home from college to study law with his father.
The town council discussed raising policemen salaries in response to living costs. Notices announce fire equipment replacements from WH and Hadiwae Company. Property sales listed include South Bunts Street and Wenner Street properties with sale listings and buyer details.
Frederick High School Glee Club plans an evening program in two parts on April at the auditorium. The first part features chara and songs, with a second section including concerts, debuts, and group performances. School clubs and faculty will participate, with a dance and student showcases announced by the faculty.
The regular Washington Street PTA meeting was held Friday at 1 30 in the afternoon. under Miss May Py Boh assistant professor of Education the program featured students from primary and upper grades with readings songs and demonstrations for parents in three rooms. The children presented a series of class programs including grade reading and song numbers with various titles and performers.
A garbled history page marks birthdays and deaths of public figures from Buell to Colfax, with mentions of Crawford, Hiller, Adams, and Hyde. It also notes a Washington library director and other educators, plus a Christmastime horoscope predicting a fighter-like temperament for today.
Fragmentary OCR notes list clock readings and names including Katherine Stall reading Roads, Dorothy Coummnussom with The Bird's Vale, and Ruby dimen delivering Vespers. Mentions a sermon or contemplation by Indhin Children and Naticeed s unclear.
In Carroll County the Frederick Chipter chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a Monday afternoon meeting at Mrs Charles I Mullen’s home. A grant to the surrender at Yorktown was announced, with plans to assist the Carroll County Centennial. Officers and committees were named, with a program including songs, reports, and musical performances.
Mrs Mellie Dk Madlineaux of Richmond plans to visit Mrs Mor roowish Warner and family on Mast Fourth Street. Mrs 0 Garet returns home near Frederick after winter with daughter Mrs R W Dayan in Cavin California. Lt Col and Mrs FLOC Rogers, Ann Arbor Mietto, spent weekend with Barry Carty. Lt-c Ropers attended funeral of Haither Collints Ropers in Oklahoma City who died in Pensacola Ely and buried at Arlington. Mrs Rogers is daughter of Mrs Carty. Mr and Mrs Louis M Rawlins of Baltimore announce birth at Women’s Hospital in Baltimore. Mrs Rawlins formerly Miss Barbara Brooke Dennis, daughter of Mr and Mrs George B R Dennis, Te, this city. Mother and son are getting along nicely.
The Needle Art Club held its meeting at Mrs Arthur L M's home on Wilson Avenue. Nine members attended a delightful evening of needlework followed by refreshments during social hour. The club will meet next Monday at Mrs Wilbur Seeger's home on West Ward Street.
Detailed summary of anthrax transmission from animals to humans, forms of infection, occupational risk groups, and prevention methods including disinfection, vaccination, and workplace hygiene. Notes on decontamination of hides, wool, and hair, and government requirements for disinfecting shaving brushes. Mentions individuals and locations in the surrounding community.
A garbled etiquette quiz asks correct serving order at dinners and table manners. It mentions serving sequence, who pours stews, which arm to use, and whether to speak at a formal dinner, with references to a lesson on manners.
In New York George Noiss profiles Marc Barney Gallant of Greenwich Village who forms the Aristocrats, a private upstairs club for an exclusive set while downstairs remains open to the general public. He cites democratic principles amid a snobbish circle as others like Madden the Marquis of Second Street run discreet speakeasies. Prominent guests and rival cabarets are noted along with espionage and checkers reporting on competitors. The piece also mentions the Stenographers Ball and Irwin Shaw’s successor Irving Arecher, a rising radio humorist linked to Milton Berle and Eddie Cantor.
The paper lists funeral services for William T. Miller at Phunth's church with Rev. Fran cife and Rev. H. B. Krone, interment at Tarts cemetery. Mrs. Florence B. Johnson funeral from Locust Grove church with Elders Staver and Schildt. Miss Maggie I. Wachter funeral at Frederick with Pastor Tabor. Walter Brown Renchett funeral at his home with services at a church and interment in a local cemetery.
The burial service for Leona M Henderson nine year old daughter of Daniel and Mary Henderson, of Carlittsville, was held Saturday at 2 PM from the Asbury Methodist church. Rev T B Butler led the service with Rev Leon Penn assisting. pallbearers included Eugene Benderton Bernard Totland Charles Simeath ers. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Gladhill Company of Middletown directed the funeral arrangements.
Rehard P. Rees of Frederick won the Croton village trustee seat on March 10 aboard the Citizens: Democratic Party ticket defeating a major opponent by a 72 vote margin. The contest ended Republican control and marks a shift to the joint ticket and independent leadership in the village board. Rees is married to Carncia Russ of Frederic.
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