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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1937
Page
4
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions a printing and manufacturing company and its association with newspapers, referencing US stamps or patches and a vague production context. The readable bits point to a historic printing operation and its role in supplying papers.
In a 1937 sports discussion a writer argues against the rise of outsize players in basketball and other sports. He notes centers with exceptional height crowd play, suggesting rule changes could restore balance to allow ordinary athletes to compete.
British textile experts in Droylsden Manchester say banana skin fiber has yielded a synthetic wool like yarn. The director notes experiments aim to create a warm fluffy fabric usable with artificial silk, blending about 45 percent rayon.
A fragmented collection of remarks and reminiscences from Homer Martin Pearl White Tallulah Bankhead and others. The text touches on overwork Christmas wishes and reflections on the Revolutionary War era with varied anecdotes and misreadings of names and places.
A terse note describes universal worry over health and safety, referencing unnamed regions and people. It hints at global unease, with emphasis on fear of pain and pervasive stress affecting daily life across communities. The message remains vague but conveys a shared sense of distress.
A garbled reader quiz asks about introductions and speaking at group events. It presents faulty dialogue with a mother and daughter guiding answers on etiquette and discipline choices.
Fragmented excerpt speaks of daily adventure and creative action to find life’s meaning. Emphasizes learning growing giving and pursuing ideals through personal talents and expression. Mentions malaria control in the United States and fighting two types of mosquitoes as a separate note.
A summary from The News column recalls events from March 31 1887 including pursuits to secure a Maryland encampment near Frederick and the death of George W Beall Urbana district former voter registrar. It notes resignation of Robert Stokes from the Orphans Court and governor appointment of a new judge to sit with two others.
Breck Cation praises Werleif and Tarele Chapenan for a yearlong trek through Yellowstone and Glacier National Park. The Wilderness Wanderers shares vivid animal portraits and strong conservation arguments, urging wiser wilderness management and a shift in perception of wild lands as treasures.
A birthday dinner was hosted Sunday at the Goreman Harshman home honoring Mrs Harshman. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Gorman Harshman and a host of family friends with many gifts received.
The marriage of Mrs. Mary A Lasmon to Lawrence F Green took place on Thursday March 25 at the Poment HMidgeville parsonage with Rev Dawson officiating. A large reception followed at the Widvesiite hotel at 7 PM with many attendees listed, including family, friends, and numerous local residents. The reception featured music by the Ridges Hamblers and a celebratory dance afterward.
Dorothy Allee Waugh daughter of Mes Elle Hath of Keainar wed Robert Carl Shrimoans son of vod Mas Harry Simons at six o clock March 27 in Mr Maan CHaugh Lutheran church Ladiesburg. Rev J Frank Fife officiated. Bride wore white satin princess line gown with orange blossom bouquet and three strand pearls. Maid of honor Miss Mabel String wore white with blue accents and carried white carnations. Sister Carroll Dougherty attended. Music included The Sweetest Story Ever Told At Dawning and Still As The Night with organist Miss Wallie Shorb.
A local wedding connected Hagerstown and Washington as Ellen C Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs George Wilson of Fairground avenue tied the knot with Edward Shepherd Wilson of Washington at 630 Thursday evening March 33. The ceremony at St Pauls church was by Rev G M Gillum with Miss Vastan Daye as maid of honor and Miss Chéthan Raleigh as guest. A buffet at the groom’s relatives followed. The couple will reside in Washington.
A string of marriage notices from Calvary M E church to Evangelical and Reformed church ceremonies details couples with grooms and brides named Myers Royston Brunner Brooke Wilhide Eyler and families. Clergy include Pastor Key De B W Menkes Rev ELT Morris Rev Clark S Smith Rev PRD Hower. Attendants varied by couple and couples plan residence at North Market street Broad Run Lantz and Emmitsburg after brief trips.
An acetylene torch at the old ice plant on East Church street ignited cork this morning at ten o'clock. The Independent Hose Company responded and extinguished the blaze with a plug stream.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains early infantile paralysis often begins with fever and digestion upset before sudden paralysis. He notes that onset can be unrecognized until paralysis appears and stresses careful examination for neck stiffness, spinal inflammation signs, and spinal fluid analysis. He adds that living conditions do not clearly affect prevalence and describes irritability and muscle tenderness as possible inflammatory indicators.
Parish notes from Wolfsville and surrounding towns describe Easter gatherings, visits, and sermons. Residents including Alf Leon Gouker and families, Mrs Susan Rutherford, Jacob Warrenfeltz, and others share holidays with relatives in Jefferson, Charles Town, Hagerstown, and Frederick. A Leatherman church service, a quilting party for Mrs Harshman’s birthday, and local captions reflect neighborhood life and church activities.
A bustling New York miscellany highlights stars such as Kitty Carlisle Fred Allen Howard Hughes and Sergei Rachmaninoff amid cafe life and theater chatter. It notes hotel trends at the Hotel Astor and a looming trailer space issue, with anecdotes about entertainers, fashion, and social whirl in Manhattan.
Readable fragments list historical anniversaries and births, naming figures such as Rene Descartes, John La Farge, and Commodore Perry, with scattered dates and places. The text combines dates across centuries and includes political and cultural figures, though many items are garbled.
Mire Rose NOME PUICHASTI and Mise Flos ele Fo Cain have purchased a modern home from Mronnd Stra Webeter Whitehill Mer at 1T Calteee Avenue. Closing details indicate a July transfer with deed to be issued then.
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