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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1937
Page
4
A Frederick newspaper page previews the life of John D. Rockefeller highlighting his early poverty, work ethic, savings, and later wealth. It emphasizes Rockefeller’s careful study of the oil business and belief that public benefit accompanies wealth.
The Supreme Court rules unemployment insurance and old age pension provisions of the Social Security Act constitutional by a 5 to 4 and 7 to 2 verdicts respectively. The decision solidifies Social Security as a permanent government element, subject to change by Congress, with coverage for about 28 million workers now in place. Prospects discussed include extending protections to farm and domestic workers.
Mary Wilson will be matron of honor at the wedding of her sister Helen Mae Corr to Eugene Thomas on Saturday morning at Evangelical Reformed Church. The bridal party includes Miss Albertine Fladgeon and Miss Mary McGuegin, with Robert Michael as best man and several ushers. The ceremony will be followed by a reception at the bride’s home, and guests from nearby towns plan to attend.
Memorial Week end activities at Catoctin Country Club feature golf tournaments and social events. A foursome competition opens Monday at 9 30 a m with a doubles relay and practice rounds. A second read of the Hurawen traps is planned and a $3 entry will be charged for non members. Local partygoers and residents are listed among participants and spectators.
Fifty and twenty years ago today in Frederick column notes estimates for church seating and direchee per 600 people in Frederick and 333 per Westminster. About 250 enthusiastic attendees gathered at Kemp Hall to honor William H. Bradley new YMC A secretary with Peter Dice ly presiding and an orchestra led by Schroeder Kemp Wolf Harvey Zimmerman Keller. Martin L Storm has relocated the old town pump to North Market street in front of Heinlein's meat store with a new pump installed.
Weekend rain aids wheat and pastures as Freder ik Gettysburg game schedules appear. Gen Gaither notes short time and high work load. Police court fines total 346. Twenty ninth anniversary marks Ware ket store explosion injury. A 72 year old man near Rackville noted.
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Announcement of the engagement between Mildred teema and Jerome J Chea, with details on families and upcoming wedding plans. Includes notes on graduates and social gatherings in Oakland near Petersville and Wall, plus a forthcoming “at home” reception and trips after Princeton commencement.
Afr and Mrs Albert E King announce the engagement of their daughter Gertrude to Carlisle Smith son of Mrs George W Smith of Frederek and the late Dr Smith of Columbia City. The bridge luncheon at Peter Pan Inn at one o clock Saturday afternoon hosted many guests. Prizes were won by Mrs George J Smith and Miss Jane Roddy. The Wheeler Hughes nuptials will be held June 3 at the home of the bride parents in Chevy Chase with Rev Gove Griffith Johnson officiating. Plans show attendees from Frederick including families of Hughes and Wheeler. The anniversary program at Hood College includes Dr Joseph H Apple and other local clergy.
Questions test etiquette rules on table manners hosting and guest duties. Answers indicate correct conduct for eating with utensils, offering preferences, door etiquette, leaving no trace after picnics, declining invitations, hosting showers, and hosting duties for a bride-elect.
A ragged tramp bids a cent to Russ Morgan who grants a dime in change. Hollywood tales see Mike Roamanatt in Kid Galahad and a mock auction for Room Service after George Abbott bought it. Broadway trivia covers Luck on Tuesdays and keeps a few mementos from Sam Shipman and Katty Carlisle. Renowned writers O Henry and Mark Twain are discussed with playful arithmetic.
A condensed roll of birthdays and events from 1764 to 1918 including Edward Livingston born in Clermont New York 1764 Jean Louis Agassiz born in Switzerland 1807 Beauregard born near New Orleans 1819 and Cantigny Capture 1918. Also notes on Avery Hopwood and Archduke Maximilian events.
A list of birthday marks includes Belthasar H. Meyer of Wisconsin, interstate commerce commissioner born in Mequon. Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas born in Mattis County. Dr Nikolai Sokoloi head of the Federal Music Project born in Russia. Bishop Charles W Burns of Hoston born in Willow Grove Pennsylvania. Katharine Blunt of Connecticut College born in Philadelphia. Dr Lowie C Ball noted dental surgeon born in New York. Marold A Ley of Life Extension Institute born in Springfield, Missouri. Eduard Renee president of Czechnstovakia born 52 years ago.
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