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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1947
Page
4
The article honors D. D. Marker who died last Saturday after a life marked by paralysis. He built a thriving merchandising business in his home town and later in Frederick proving that obstacles can be overcome with hard work and definite goals.
Dorothy Dix notes a question on whether second marriages bring happiness. Justice Walsh says no, most fail to improve on first marriages. Arthur Rothschild argues many second marriages are ideally happy, citing observations and exceptions, while factoring personal choice and circumstances.
In Washington on March 2 the House vote on the tax reduction bill neared two thirds, signaling broad public support yet triggering warnings about spending. The piece notes delays, party dynamics, and the impact on the economy, plus references to broader political maneuvers and upcoming events in 1948. It also mentions community notices from the Zonta Club and local society activities.
Charles F. Bowers, president of the Frederick County Historical Society, spoke on the eve of Mary Lang Day outlining the society’s early history and local points of interest. He cited the 1892 inaugural meeting, the 1946 Taney Home gift, and Mrs. William Bradley Tsier Belt’s 1344 home donation as pivotal to the society’s growth.
A wide circulating rumor claimed a fire started at the Bucksestown knitting factory, prompting fears of a large blaze. Reports mention several stores and property damaged while scant details and a possible casualty were noted as authorities investigated.
Twenty years ago on March 29 1927 local items note a pending stoppage after April 15 with stock secured for future needs. Officers were elected and reports submitted. Mrs George Sid Whers mourns a modern workhouse avenue address to Mr and Mrs J and L Stull. Immediate posta is listed. Fleetwood and Merriman lead the week Clagmy League. The 1927 Blue Ridge League campaign is discussed with teamMartinors highlighted.
A collage of historical milestones and birthdays. Notable items include John Tyler born 1790, Isaac Wilse founder of Hebrew Union College, and various mid 19th to 20th century events. Also lists several birthdays such as Frances P. Bolll and Eugene F. Savage with brief identifiers.
Fragmented OCR notes claim Roy and Lie Cuter planned to give away millions to aid others. The text references wealthy citizens sharing wealth after death and mentions “FrU” and “Yates LP” in unclear contexts.
Readable fragments report a severe snow and wind event causing homelessness and the death of Zola in Thurston and Blue Ridge areas. Rescue efforts by neighbors and service clubs are noted while firemen respond to alarms and roads bear fallen trees. City officials consider funds and projects, with church and civic groups promoting relief and moral initiatives.
The third annual dinner meeting of the Frederielke County Teachers Association will be in the main dining room of the Frances Scott Key hotel on Wednesday April 9 at 6 30 p.m. The program committee has secured Lewis an Allegany County teacher who excels as a pianist.
The notice details a wedding rehearsal and ensuing celebration at multiple Baltimore and local homes. It names attendees including Mrs. Bernard Pree and Mrs. W.C. Corb, Mr. and Mrs. Bowers Jr., relatives visiting from Alliance, and guests from Baltimore, Wangie, and Waynesboro. Also mentioned are birthday events at 802 East Pa and local moves, with a list of participants and a note on law notices and arrests by Trooper Lauren.
A fragment notes a miscellaneous shower in honor of the bride to be with friends from Baltimore and Bellmore. It mentions guests such as Jane and Emily and references a birth of a daughter to Elizabeth Bir and Ja wick, with limited readable details.
A court docket shows Kee Peoples Court quot and paid two costs. State Trooper Houck arrested Jimi Fy Route 26 near the city for traffic offenses. Osher forfeitures include motor vehicle charges. George
Approximately 120 members, parents, and guests attended the Frederick FFA banquet in the school cafeteria. The event featured notes by Marvin Hor, John Thompson, two guitarists Edward Hahi and Glen Conrad, and the FFA Band. Talks on safer farming and determining food rations were given, and three honorary degrees were awarded to local community figures.
Francis H Urner of Hagerstown sells his controlling stake in Potomac Motor Lines to R Cunningham who becomes superintendent of maintenance. The carrier will continue operations as before with about forty men and routes connecting multiple states.
Funeral services are planned today at 1 30 PM from St Matthew's Church under Rev FLRL cel officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery for Leroy Claggett Eugene and Paul Edward Gei and Ot Rernolds. Pallbearers include Charles Clarence Stonesifer Lloyd Koltz Russell Jonesifer and Byron Stull. C O Fuss and Son directors.
Mrs Delaplaine remains bedridden for seven weeks at home in 398 Unper de race. Elmer Baker, son of Henry and Mrs Baker, returns home to Harmony from Washington County Hospital in Hagers following several weeks of treatment after an injury from a truck accident. Local notes provide a snapshot of family health trials and recovery progress.
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