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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1935

Page

5

The Daily News and The News-Post Address Policy

The Daily News publishes news under AP bylines and local items in Frederick Maryland. It requires real names for letters and corrections appear upon notification to the editor. The paper is entered as second class mail at Frederick, Maryland.

News-Post Court Street Frederick Maryland Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing CO Associated Press Oene Prederick Uvetter

Roosevelt urged to shun European crisis amid arms row

The article reports that Roosevelt's military advisers favor restraint while diplomatic advisers push for protest against Germany's arming. It argues the nation should avoid actions that could entangle the U.S. in Europe and recalls the World War era aims and costs, warning against repeating past mistakes.

Roosevelt United States Europe Mars

Daily English Lesson Word Bombastic and Misused

Daily lesson explains common usage errors and pronunciation tips. It defines bombastic as high sounding with no real meaning and urges vocabulary growth by mastering one word daily.

Burke

Deceptive Heart and Grasping Nature Highlighted

A reflective line quotes Jeremiah on the deceitful heart, paired with a remark by Mackenzie about mankind in the grass as a gaping monster prone to deception and frequent disappointment.

Jeremiah Mackenzie

Will Rogers lampoons blame shifting over Russia

Beverly Hills writer Will Rogers chides Mr. Hiller for blaming Russia for arming more men, noting nations pass the buck faster than individuals and joking about France and Russia in global mischief.

Beverly Hills Calif Hiller Russia France Russa Will Rogers

Local Social Notes and Event Preview from Middleburg Area

Local social notes list visitors and family gatherings across Middleburg and nearby towns including Mary Griffin at her son Arthur Griffin in Panama, Hampstead visits by Potterfield and Coleman, and multiple calls on relatives in Union Bridge Baltimore and Westminster. A play titled A Ready Made Family is announced for March 29 at Walden's hall.

Middleburg Mar Arthur Griffin Panama Mary Griffin Doedtor M. Potterfield Hampstead James Coleman John Rentzel Baltimore Mary Samuel Bowman lUnton Bridge John Bowman German E. L. Eyler Emory McKinney Union Bridge Ada McKinney Elmer Welly and Mirs Charles Sherman Raymo Fogle Freddie Sug Ellen Johnsville Charles Hyde Earl Rakelstraw Gerakline Edwina Bowman Frank Tentzel Charles Norval Johnson Halbert Poole Westminster Frank Miller Marry Fpleagle Jane Fox Washington, D. C B. J. Fleaghe Janet Miller Margaret Charlotte Johnson Walden’s Hall M. B. Church Edward Claybareh Keysville Carroll Claybaugh Orville Lee Taneytown Frank Rentzel Wilbur Delphy Elmer Wilson Ray John Atermohien Bark Hill

Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick

Read items from 1985 and 1915 columns noting a new organ for the Reformed sun day school chapel on West Church street. Other notes include Milton Urner mistaken for Ohio governor, Mrs Eleanor Reiley’s death, women gaining farm association access, fatal colt kick to George Mullinix, hand injury at a planing mill, a fire at a stable saving livestock, a Baltimore based couple injured in a Meyersdale railroad crash, and a public sale of a stone house at 51 East Patrick street for 4040 dollars.

Reformed West Church Street Cincinnati Milton G. Urner Hoadly Ohio Eleanor Reiley Johnsville James Kelley America Frederick County William P. Moxley Kemptown Evekial Mosley Samuel W. Warner Wandsboro

Easter services and community notes in Browningsville

In Browningsville on March 27 the Ladies Aid plans a monthly meeting at the Beall home on the Wednesday afternoon of April 3. Easter services are set for Bethesda M E Church on Sunday April 21 at 8 pm. Residents share visits and recoveries including Mrs Ethel Lawson and Mary Linthicum, Mrs Mollie Grimes, Mrs Mamie Mullinix, Mrs Nora Musgrove and families.

Browningsville Ladies Aid Will William Beall Bethesda M. E Ethel Lawson Mary Linthicum Mollie Grimes Mamie Mullinix Nora Musgrove Jennie Beall Jesse Beall Grimes Muliinix Musgrove Talmadge Bennett Charley Burdett Burdette William Burdette Spencer Love John P Burdette Eunice Bowie Eugenie Walker City Hospital Frederick Sybelle Bennett Bennett Home Mary Mildred Rebecca Watkins Hattie Barnes Howard Watkins Raymond Barnes Janice Ruth Watking Willam Watkins Catherine Hilton Ray Hilton Herbert Barnes Annie Mullican Housen Antonia Housen Shipley

Local families host dinners and visits in Harney Laureau area

Sunday gatherings include Harney Laureau s r and Mrs Dalbert Spangler hosting relatives, Hyser of Taneytown visiting Weltys, Weltys wiring for electricity, and Barnharts moving to Murray Fuss residence. St Pauls Ladies Aid served a covered dish social with 70 attendees at U K M Hall.

Barnhart Taneytown Murray Fuss Edward Juntz Union Bridge William Snider Joseph John Waybright Rosa Valentine Ladies’ Aid Society of St. Paul's U. K Thomas Stambaugh York, Pa Dilly Mort

Safe Play Tackles Diamond King in Notable Bridge Hand

The piece reviews a Detroit reader Rich­ards hand from a New England championship, detailing bidding ideas and a pivotal diamond king capture. It explains a simpler safety line to ensure the contract, noting West’s vulnerability and the value of the opening club bid.

R. R. Richards Detroit America West North South Richards East

Menus of the Day from Mrs Alexander George Dinner Menu

A kitchen guide lists broccoli dishes for a Lenten dinner with Buttered Lima Beans and Broccoli with Mock Hollandaise. Recipes detail broccoli prep, sauce, pineapple cake tarts, pineapple topping, and kitchen tips including sharpening knives.

Alexander George

Local Social Notes From Germantown Area

March 27 summary of residents visiting relatives and guests. Lists include Miss Price returning from visiting Rev and Mrs Kandahl in Germantown, multiple family dinners in Dickerson Galthersburg and Washington, Hood College student Miss Melle Waters visiting her parents, move of the Iglehart family to Cedar Grove, illness of Miss Helen Hughes improving, Earl Frye’s automobile accident and hospital stay, various guests at the homes of the Lenhart, Snyder, Rinehart, and Purdy families, and weekend visits among local households.

Germantown Miss Price Kandahl Washington Harry Kanode Newton Margaret Ben Hayes Dickerson Walter Lee Plummer Joan of Eugene Waters William Rinehart Edner Jenkins Frank Perrell Bethesda Walter Rinehart Galthersburg Washington, D.C J. C. Snyder Jacob Snyder Roy Arehart Russell Lenhart Elizabeth Lenhart Howard Purdy Washington D.C Master Clagett Lenhart Edgar Clagett

Two Kinds of Disease Harmful to the Body

Dr Morris Fishbein explains two disease types: structural diseases with tissue changes and functional disorders without cellular damage. He discusses regeneration limits, tissue repair, and how fear or hysteria can cause functional loss leading to potential permanent impairment.

Liver Langerhans

Quote snippets on marriage, war, and media leaders

A compilation of remarks from Judge Ben B Lindsey Senator Nye and President Ernest M Hopkins on marriage, armament treaties, and changing social norms. Hollywood as a magnet for intelligent audiences and a radio audience with a low IQ appeal is mentioned alongside Claudette Colbert’s celebrity status.

America Ben B. Lindsey Hollywood Claudette Colbert

Nudist Theater Guilds First Undress Rehearsal Shown

New York reports on the Nudist Theater Guild opening with an undress rehearsal led by Bud Pollard. The piece notes cast members and critics, including Rev. Dr. Isa Bone opposing staged nudism, while he hints nudist camps may host performances.

Paul Harrison New York Rosenblatt Nudist Theater Guild Theater Guild Bud Pollard Mme Mr. Pollard Flo Zlegfeld Earl Carrol Billy Minsky Boone John Erskine Thompson Schnitzler Anatole and Behrmans Tom Cushing W Cushing Dr. Boone York City Texas Nebraska Michiga Missouri Indiana California Eve

Today in History snapshot of notable births and events

A compact chronicle listing births and deaths from 1724 to 1934 including Jane Golden Alfred de Vigny George Baker Horace Hotchkiss Emma Ashford Alfred Ewing Gerrit Diekema Robert Bruce General Jackson Myra Bradwell and Pershing referenced events such as Horse Shoe Bend and Vinson Bull, noting dates and places with terse biographical notes.

Jane Golden New World New York Alfred de Vigny George F. Baker Troy N. Y Horace L. Hotchkiss Auburn William C. Roentgen Emma L. Ashford Nashville, Tenn Newark Del Sir Alfred Ewing America Gerrit J. Diekema Michigan Holland, Mich the Hague Robert Bruce Scotland Scone Jackson Battle of Horseshoe Bend Ala Myra Bradwell Chicago Kresnse Tlinow Supreme Court Boston Pershing United States Vinson Bull

Notable Birthdays Mark Historic Figures Across Five Decades

The list recalls anniversaries of figures such as Major General Adolphus W. Gree and Major General William S. C., both retired US Army Signal Corps officers, plus screen star Swanson and ex congresswoman Ruth Hanna McCorm Simms. Also noted are Paul J. Kvale and philosopher Wilbur M. Urban, among others born in towns like Newburyport, Mt Calm, Orfordville, Lafayette County, Sycamore, and Kansas City. The passage reflects on aging, honor, and the enduring pull of personal effort amid life’s discouragements.

Adolphus W. Gree U. S. A. Signal Corps Bown Mewburyport Mass William S. C Arthur GB Kasas City The United Brethren Christ Sycamore

Sunday gathering includes Ramsburg and friends

Those who spent Sunday with us and Mrs. Oscar Ramsburg Tharmm were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stott myst and daughter Nellie, Mr. and Mrs. BE. G, Shook and family, Pa Walter, Dova, of Hagerstown.

Oscar Ramsburg Tharmm Frank Stott Myst Nellie BE. G, Shook Pa Walter Dova Hagerstown

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