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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1938
Page
11
A partial readable line from an old newspaper snippet shows fragmentary text with no clear event or identifiable names or dates. The readable portion hints at a generic local notice or brief item without sufficient context to determine specifics.
Broadcast and scheduling notes detail NBC and CBS programs for Saturday and Sunday. Marine race plans mention War Admiral and Seabiscuit in a Massachusetts handicap entry at Suffolk Downs on June 29, with exclusive NBC coverage.
Fragmented local items describe a WW2 era United States view of Japan and air raids over China. The text mentions residents of Howard county hosting guests, school events, and hospital visits, with multiple short notices about people from Fort Howard Towson and Baltimore areas.
A collage of local social updates from Sykesville shows residents visiting relatives in Baltimore and Indiana, attending May Day at Western Maryland College, and hosting guests at homes. Mrs. Robert Carrell and Irene Steele are among those mentioned, with family visits extending to New York and Florida. The Gaithersburg Ladies Aid Society elected officers, and the town fire company was summoned to a residence on a reported incident.
John Burke a 71 year old, unnamed, pleaded guilty to drunkenness on the street before Justice Emmett Bowls in Police Court. He was allowed to remain jailed overnight after proof he volunteered in the Philippine Island insurrection. Officer Charles Burras arrested him. Ray Kiser, a Taneytown factory worker, was ordered to pay maintenance to his wife per court rulings.
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