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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1938

Page

12

Damaged House Move Sparks Theft and Lawsuit Claims

A damaged house move and alleged careless work prompted two claims. Homeowners seek $1,539 for damaged trees, fencing, and yard changes plus $300 for further yard losses. An additional $1,000 auto damage suit followed from a street accident involving a machine traveling from Frederick to Petersville.

Senecz Xea Amsterdan Argin Kaetzel Brunsick Charles W. Hoffman Kaetzel Frederick Petersville Blessing Kaetzel Feagaville Hoffman Leslie N. Coblentz Kneizel Patrick Mchnauffer Hoffan

Washington and Martha Custis meet in May romance origins

A historic note recounts how George Washington, en route to Williamsburg to address council matters, stopped at a Pamunkey ferry crossing and, over an offer of shelter from Major Chamorlayne, dined with Martha Custis. A quick bond formed leading to their marriage on January 6 in Virginia, shaping early U.S. history.

George Washington Martha Custis Williamsburg Srt Duanesné Virginia Ferry Pamunkey Ashington Chamorlayne Washington Martha Astis Martha Kere

Guernsey Breeders Field Day Saturday

Guernsey breeders of West erm Maryland will hold a field day with entries in milk and beef classes. Judge from Blakes ford Farms near Centerville will preside. HC Barker University of Maryland leads the show with County Agent L C Burns assisting.

Tae Guernsey Westerm Maryland Gyelock Carroll Fredmb Coates Hampstead Fox Hampstead Hagerstown Simon L. Downey Msport Able T Gey Horeei Blakesford Farms Centerville HC. Barker University of Maryland L C. Burns Charles Remsberg Scelars J. S Herbert Seyder Union Bridge C. E. Hampshire C. D Harman D. S Dorsey King Carlton King Clyde Z. Green Walkersville Rrihard Fouche Marion Hoffman Adamstown W. Snader Baker New Windsor Frederick Howard WU

Annual Class Banquet at Calvary Methodist Church School

The In His Steps class of Calvary Methodist Church School held its annual banquet Tuesday evening at Hotel Frederick Tre. President Mrs Frank Rothenhoefer welcomed guests as the program committee led by Mrs Elmer Munshower took over. Rev Dr B W Meeks spoke on his work, Mrs Arthur Remsberg presented humorous readings, and Mrs Dorothy Easton sang two solos. A short dialogue was performed by Mrs Remsberg and Mrs Usher Hall. Attending were numerous named couples and individuals including Rev Dr and Mrs B W Meeks, Miss Helen Eichelberger, with many others listed.

Calvary Methodist Church School Frederick Tre Frank Hothenhoefer Elmer F. Munshower Helen Eichelberger B. W. Meeks Arthur R. Remsberg Dumbell Dorothy Easton Tilly Millie New York Remsburg Usher Hall Frank Rothenhoefer Sherman Bowers Luther Summers J. J. Schmidt David Mullinix R. R. Lewis John Ridenour Arthur Remsberg Elgin Hemp Louis Darner C. O. Baker Just Atkinson Harry Zimmerman Charles Dodd McCuskey Charles Roderick David Conrad Edith Radcliff Allison Mary Castle Mattie Johnson Catherine Ridenour

Eliot Quits Security Post

President Roosevelt accepted the resignation of Thomas H. Eliot of Massachusetts as General Counsel of the Social Security Board with reluctance. Eliot, who served as assistant solicitor at the Department of Labor and as Counsel to the Committee on Economic Security, helped guide early social security legislation and administration. He has spoken before the Kiwanis Club in Frederick.

Eliot Security Post Washington Roosevelt Thomas H. Eliot Massachusetts Social Security Board Department of Labor Committee On Economic Security

Boston Beans and Pilgrim Foodways Across Time

In Boston lore baked beans anchor a long tradition from Plymouth Rock to modern cans. Early New England cooking used molasses and earthen pots shaping the dish into a symbol of thrift and sustenance. The Pilgrims faced winter with beans unearthed in storage mounds, a staple that predated Boston, while codfish balls emerged as a New England companion.

Boston P Tgrm Plymonth Rock Ree Rogers England Ealing Laura Gibbs Boston Public Library New York America New England Bradford Governor Bradford Plymouth Desiree Rogers North South America New Eneland Erzland

Yankee Baked Bean Supper Menu Highlights

Desiree Rogers presents a Saturday meal with Boston baked beans New England codfish balls boiled ham brown bread homemade preserves jellies and pickles cream pie coffee and American cheese. Ketchup vinegar and sugar accompany the beans on the table.

Desiree Rogers Boston New England

Boston Baked Beans and Salt Cod Dumplings

The recipe details Boston baked beans soaked overnight then boiled with baking soda and molasses, sugar, vinegar, pepper, baking soda, pork, and salt. It also instructs soaking and cooking salt cod, flaking it into mashed potatoes, shaping into rice balls, rolling in corn meal, and frying in lard or fat.

Federal Court Decree Drafted by Counsel

Fragmented OCR text shows a legal notice style item mentioning a federal court decree drafted by counsel. Reads like a courtroom or official filing entry with scattered names and page reference, lacking clear parties or dates but indicating formal decree language and location Newark N and related clerical details.

Mrs Bridges 35 Dies Suddenly At Home

Mrs Bridges aged 35 died suddenly at her home after a brief illness. The wife of Senator Bridges, she was en route from Washington in a patrol car when the accident occurred. Senator Bridges, a well known Republican figure, is reported to be shaken by the loss.

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Ring Lost in New Market Hotel Worth 600 Dollars

Mrs Harold E Doyle reports a missing three diamond ring valued at 600 dollars from a New Market hotel Sunday. She states she removed it in a wash room, left the room, and returned to find it gone. A reward with no questions promised. hotel owners say no investigation will be pursued.

New Market Harold E Doyle Huntington Northwest Washington, D. C Sid

May's Precipitation Passes 3-Inch Mark

May rainfall exceeded three inches with ongoing wet weather. The article notes delayed farming progress and stalled activity across counties as precipitation persisted from late spring into May. It references months of continued rain and the impact on crops and field work.

Daily Lesson in English and Public Music Licenses

A historical snippet notes misused words and pronunciation tips for bride and bridegroom, urges correct spelling, and introduces the word regentine meaning required by nature. It mentions word study goals to expand vocabulary by learning one word daily. It also reports that English pubs and cafes must pay a fee to the music publishers society.

England Music Publishers’ Society Country

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