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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1938
Page
8
Bernard Warrenfeldz a southpaw from Walkersville, once thought finished, showed old-time form with a 2-2 decision against Hanover. he struck out 14 in Sandy. He pitches for Congoleum, facing Frank Shu, Thurmont veteran, who allowed eight hits.
Advertisement claims newspaper ads yield results while noting new car models feature a pad on the bumper or axle for jacking. The brief mixes automotive detail with marketing advice, urging investment in newspaper advertising as effective.
Henry J. Hess, a 100 percent New Dealer backed by C L O and A F of L, defeats Gov. Charles H. Martin in a primary. Martin, who framed his campaign as opposing labor terrorists, claimed loyalty to Roosevelt. Hess faces Republican Charles A Sprague of Salem, winner of the GOP nomination.
Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes wed Miss Jane Dahlman in Dublin Ireland. Dahlman 25 a Smith College graduate daughter of Louis A. and Mrs. Dahlman Milwaukee sister of Ickes late adopted son Wilmarth and niece of John Cudahy U S Minister to Ireland. The marriage was kept secret until the trip.
Secretary Ickes uses a controversial rule to award public works contracts to bidders farthest from the dam or bridge, citing potential rail freight benefits and sparking accusations of collusion among cement and steel firms. He has faced pressure from Justice on antitrust concerns while maintaining his method over drawn lots.
A report notes the Adirondack Tournament card scene with a match where East must manage a double heart issue and spade control. It mentions Hew Herzog at the Empire near the wharf and dining spots along the Potomac, including Paul’s seafood house with a long history and a President once visiting.
Mrs J W Houser entertained guests of Mr and Mrs J T Gillelan in a social gathering. The event highlighted local hospitality and featured attendance by prominent residents.
A string of social notes from Philadelphia and nearby towns records visits by George F Hannaks and Thelma Hannaks to J B Welty, trips to Dubunt Gardens, Miss Josephine Frocet and others hosting weekends, a personal property sale, and a field meet in Baltimore causing school holiday for St Euphemia's students. The items include mentions of George Trempsor Joseph Salivse Edwin Ohler and Mrs. Sprenkie noted among social happenings and prizes at Treiber and Kromer.
Local K of C notes attendance at the 49th annual conversion of the Maryland state council held Saturday and Sunday in Baltimore at FC Club. Participants include Miss Clamvitte Lance and others. report appears fragmentary with several garbled names and places.
An OCR fragment mentions Poolesville and May with names Nourse and M, plus unspecified tours and rover topics. The readable text is incomplete but indicates local items or notices planned for May.
Mrs Curry N Caples entertained the Senior Home Art Girls of Poolesville High School at Olney Inn. Guests included Marc Cooley Velma Fitzwater Violet Curtis Sheaffer Meg Rath Wynne and Evleen Murtaugh with Mrs George Luace. Wedding?
Emmitsburg May 25 annual communion and breakfast of Brute council K of C held Sunday. Members received communion in a body at 7 o clock mass at St Josephs church. Breakfast in Slagle hotel followed with council chaplain Rev Charles G Stouter of St Josephs college celebrating mass and giving a brief address. Mr and Mrs H Morris Gille tan and Misses Ruth and Carrie Gile lan visited Baltimore Sunday.
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