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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1938
Page
8
Olive Roberts Barton argues that early exposure to sound aids infant development and hearing. She cautions against over-silencing babies, noting unspoken harms from perpetual quiet and urging families to allow natural noise as a joyful part of growth.
Countians voice that spring public sales show high prices for stock and farming equipment especially cattle. Quotes from Alvie Etzler, Guy Anders, Keefer Crampton, Lewis Lochner, Justice Emmett Bowlus, and Marshall Leatherman note cattle and overall equipment prices are strong, with horses lagging behind. A second note mentions a surprise pantie shower for Mr. and Mrs. Frank M Shankle with guests listed.
Drew Pearson summarizes social wobble around Senator Millard Tydings in Maryland. Presidentially connected guests clash over dinners with Mrs Britten and Austrian diplomacy, while legal and political intrigues surface involving the Chinese Ambassador's loan dispute and Washington social circles.
C Newton Trundle of Ballenger District announces his candidacy for Judge of the Orphans Court, subject to the Democratic primary in September. A retired farmer and former Frederick parks superintendent, he resided in Frederick eight years and now lives with his daughter on the Jefferson Pike. He previously ran for the Orphans Court four years ago, winning a large vote but not securing the nomination.
Three Church of the Brethren missionaries, Rev and Mrs Atv Tloist and Miss Minerva Jo Neher, have been missing since December 2 after leaving Shouvang, Shansi province. Relatives in Hagerstown and Cal are unsure of their status, with further details awaited from church leaders visiting the family next week. Nearby, the Moro Grove Line Co was awarded a road contract to complete paving on Veers Mill Road in Md.
Mrs. Charles Himes entertained Saturday afternoon for Peggy Himes twelfth birthday with a shamrock party at her home. Week-end guests included Miss Betty Jean Michael and Miss Marjorie Anderson of Hyattsville. Attendees listed include Nancy Nicodemus Elizabeth Fowble Anna Grate Kefauver Mary Catherine Dudroen Louise Strine Grace Rice Emma Jane Hahn Dolly Wilhide Irene Van Fossen Dorothy Cutsail Dorothy Zimmerman Mildred Cutsail Billy Boy Zimmerman Helen Zimmer
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple personal names and places including Beattie, Louise, Catherine, Ma Grabulh, Wathersy, June Ruinesour, Hyattsville, Betty Jean Michel, Marg erie Andersen, Mrs Ralph Stautfer, Welard Hott, Mrs Heysbert Frket, and Mr Hendrick. The text lacks a clear event or narrative.
In Brittany a statue of St Gustee has seen its nose replaced multiple times after vandalism. The nose started as a granite feature but tighter security and pin pricks by visitors have led to ongoing restoration efforts. Local residents note the statue draws curious American visitors and the city urges respectful viewing.
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