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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1937
Page
7
Five prominent young women will assist the Queen Elizabeth’s steward force at the cremation service. The announcement highlights their roles in ceremonial duties and honors the royal funeral arrangements.
London reports a drop in coronation seating prices from 12 to 8 guineas with some vantage points available for as low as 5 guineas. Advertisers show heavy unloading as eight days remain, while brokers admit about a 25 percent cut. The Times front page highlights widespread price cutting and last minute offers. A separate note describes an endurance makeup trend used by film stars to withstand heat and glare for the ceremony. Peeresses arrange beauty specialists to attend their homes before the coronation procession.
Westminister Md May 3 reports from state department heads formed the major business at the Western Maryland District meeting of the Maryland American Legion Auxiliary. All units in the district showed good delegate turnout as Mrs Claggett E Ramsburg presided. State department commander Mrs Georgy Banford attended along with department chairman of membership Mrs Harlan Johnson who reported the state quota reached 280, 50 above last year. Other chairmen reported on gold star mothers cradle roll and Westminster Daughters of the Legion. A large list of local auxiliary members attended and the next meeting is set for Hagerstown June 9.
Maryland farm loan payments show improvement with a fraction over two percent of Baltimore loans in good standing and delinquency falling. Catule & Jackson, Baltimore Land Bank president, announced the quarterly results, noting national and regional gains and 98 percent of 103 Washington Frederick County National Farm Loan Association loans outstanding in good standing.
The Buckstown WLC TV regular monthly meeting was held at the Mop church Wednesday afternoon with Mrs CF Disden presiding. Officers and delegates were named, temperance topics discussed, and a student essay contest details announced for the Department of S.ew.e Ter: Mperatye Lara.
Walter Ward aged 43, a salesman from Clerrspelitz, was killed instantly when his car struck a truck on Greenewattle Broad Ford Road this afternoon. Ward was ejected from the vehicle in the crash. Further details remain unclear.
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