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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1938
Page
2
A clipped policy note from The Daily News clarifies that Associated Press material is credited properly and that no description or opinion may be published without the writer's real name unless authorized by the author.
Entered at the post office at Frederick Md as second class matter. Carl von Ossietzky, a noted pacifist, endured Nazi persecution after 1933. Arrested after the Reichstag fire, he spent years in prisons and camps, faced beatings, and was denied release. Nobel prize laureate in 1935, he remained steadfast in his antiwar stance despite oppression. He died quietly after years of struggle for peace.
A compact note on common word usage with misused terms and pronunciation tips. It highlights how to pronounce delirious and explains spelling quirks for ginger and related terms. The daily focus introduces ing rat i ate as a word, with example showing how one ingratiates with others through intent and deference.
Four 45s puzzle asks to form the value Answer using a target Lasé Pace clue. The gimmick hinges on arranging digits or operations to total the sought result while following exact rules. The page presents a playful brain teaser with linguistic wordplay and numeric hints.
Mrs Childs acted as hostess for the 15 Task Hay Meet club gathering, welcoming members and facilitating the proceedings at the event.
Local items from The News dated May 13 1918 note the W C T U challenging liquor revenue at the fair grounds as a bad profit, bass fishing returning, Petunia varieties, rising cost of living, street repair funds denied by state reads commission, and Frederick High School Cadets losing 8 to 1 to Ox Fibre on the high school diamond.
Dick Gardner known as Hot Cha Gardner announces the Hot Cha Club at Urbana will open Friday night May 20 with most former orchestra members returning for the summer. Plans for opening night will be announced later. Slisses Dorothy Beall and Jewell Siudy, Gamma Sigma of the Gradale sorority, attended a tri state conference in Hagerstown with Maryland Pennsylvania and Ohio represented. Frederick chapter meets Wednesday at 7 15 pm at the M C A.
A May 3 wedding reception near Taneytown honored Noriman Putman and his wife, with many guests listing Putman family members from Taneytown, Jefferson, Chambersburg, and beyond. The event featured decorative tables, noon refreshments, and gifts for the newlyweds.
A reader quiz answers questions on wedding attire, placement, and conduct. Key points: all groomsmen attire should match. groom stands at the right of the bride. bridesmaids and ushers arrange with bridesmaids partly behind the bride. avoid public horseplay. reveal a secret wedding when the couple chooses. options for a girl without a father include maid of honor bridesmaid or giving the bride away. best solution is to follow the couple’s wishes for public knowledge.
A dated compendium lists anniversaries and births from 1729 to 1920. It notes Henry William Stiegel, Manasseh Cutler, John S Dwight, Daniel Brinton, Linda Gilbert, Joseph F. Berry, William Boyce Thompson, Jamestown founding, Jefferson Davis bail, the Louisiana Lottery Company charter, early radio, and royal alliances, plus birthdays like David B. Robertson and others with brief biographical identifiers. The piece closes with Todar's Horoscope forecasting diligence and eventual reward.
A short verse by W N A Lufburrow encourages seeing the brighter side despite woe. It notes that those who can grin amid discouragement are wise, and that a lucky person is one who tries to keep a positive outlook.
New York May 13. Veloz and Yolanda, famed ballroom dancers, rose from amateur bronze to professional stardom, riding the boom of public adoration and a high selling book Tango and Rumba. A Plaza Suite visit reveals a casual, lived in home with racehorse pictures and a playful hint of racing talk as Yolanda jokes about a Jamaica race.
One hundred ten mothers and daughters attended the annual banquet at Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church in Middletown Friday evening. The event was sponsored by the Andrew and Philip Brotherhood Bible Class which prepared and served the dinner. Mrs J Vernon Coblentz served as toastmistress and Mrs R Ransom Lewis of Frederick gave the talk on her trip to South America. The King's Daughters' Class directed the program featuring a pantomime about a young woman's life, concluding with a candlelight service.
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