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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1937
Page
3
Memorial Day Tribute Urges World Peace and Patriotism
A memorial day piece reflects on fallen soldiers from the Civil War through the Spanish American War and Argonne battles. It warns that future generations must honor sacrifices by seeking world peace and preserving patriotism even as lives shorten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South
Argonne
France
Quotes and quips on modern manners and perception
A collage of quotations reflecting opinions on beauty behavior and gender. Dr Louise Pound notes distraction in beauty, John J OConnor cites U S House debate delays, C F Dobson calls women hardest to handle, a comment on a dance hall bouncer, and an optometrist warns about drivers’ glare from oncoming headlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Pound
Nebraska
C. FL Dobson
Richmond
Irving Straus
New York
Daily Lesson and Young Peoples' Program Notes
Daily English lesson on pronunciation spelling and word study introduces criterion as today’s word. The Young Peoples Society of Pleasant Hill church near Frederick hosts a Sunday evening program featuring readings music and short concert from Frederick High School and various local performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Society of Pleasant FM
Frederick
Mace
Charlotte Schaller
Vocalrio
Misa Kinise Twentex
Mile Atina Staley
Chariex Staley
Frederick High School
Ote
Millard Angle
Berger
George L. Twentev
Miriam Shonk
Catharine Harne
Mie
Margaret Young
John Snaley
Millard
Preston’ Anagleberger
Sica Dalle Rhook
Miee Frelen Hooper
Bartett And Thomas Nuptials Solemnized
Miss Carrie Thomas and Elmer Bartlett were married Tuesday at St Matthew's Lutheran Church. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Arthur Go Null with decorations of ferns and white flowers. The couple plans a wedding trip and will live with the bride's parents after the trip. The event coincided with the bride's father's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Matthew's Lutheran Church Church Hall
Carrie Thomas
andooMre Ailton
Thoms
Elmer Bartlett
Edgar Bartley
Thomas
Hartlett
Icegtoun
Arthur Go Null
Tie Bride
Dries
Bartlett
Sue’s Stuff the Current Scene
The nations have not yet found peace and the chance of conflict remains. Spain, Greece, Russia, Italy, and France face unsettled prospects for peaceful living despite absent full wars. The era is tense with ongoing missives and worry over future harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Russia
Italy
France
Spain
N. A. Lufburrow
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago in Frederick May 2 1807 and 1917
Local items recall the widow of Admiral Dahlgren returning to her home with her party, prison visits by Maryland Prisoners Aid Association, and notes on Frederick jail conditions, Memorial Day plans, registration day activity, a push for a new city basis, and the Frederick County Board of Education formation. An accidental freight collision in Brashears is also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahlgren
South Mountain
EB. B. Dahlgren
de Rohan
de Rottan
Garibaldi
Naples
Maryland Prisoners Aid Association
Sheruf Luther C. Derr
Frederick
Hagerstown
Edward
Richelberger
Thurmont
van DR. Oster
County Board of Education
William Crawford Johnson
Oscar Bi
Braddock Heights
John F. Clatterauck
Memorial Day week end and May plans stir Frederick county
A sprawling Frederick county page previews a busy period with Memorial Day weekend events, school commencements, and political reminders. It notes heavy campaigning in Frederick for municipal elections, a gubernatorial buzz around Dr Charles H Coates, and ongoing debates over sewer projects. Public schools Hood College and college programs loom, with commencements next week and an amphitheater under construction. Fire, deaths, and civic events are mentioned amid relief fund concerns and a broader county focus on growth and anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Othier
Cnmpetius
Libertytown and Braddock Women’s Club Meetings Report
Liberty town and Braddock Women's Clubs held meetings with programs, reports, and plans. Highlights include flower show arrangements, a bus trip to Washington, a Hershey visit, a June 9 flower show, and a June 4 show at Summers home. Members discussed education topics, club exchanges, and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libertytown Club
Oscar Joy
Libertytown Women's Club
Makers Creed
Loch Lomond
Rey Guardnec
Harmony Grave
Ates
Manestraur
Meg
Otto Gerts
Regina Diller
Washington
Roy Gardner
Tri-County
Westsminster
John Smith
Anode Y Willings
Otto Gertz
Ruth A. Sneadner
F. L. Sampson
M. P. Church Hall
Lewistown
Walter Heckert
Jonas Barker
Florence Barclay
Alvie Rice
Elsie Shook
Snook
Jug Bridge Club
Randolph Stull
Hershey
Elsie Snook
Raymond Hubbard
Mehra Rams
Braddock Women’s Club
Braddock Women's Club
Rey Cline
Paul Roderuch
Bowyer Fout
America
Bonnie
Creed
Eldred Boyer
Harry Zimmerman
John W. B. Summers
Garden Club Classes and Refreshments Report
The gathering listed garden classes from collection sizes to arrangements including shrubs and potted plants open to the public. Mrs Rey Cline announced refreshments. Mrs Bowyer Fout captained hosts. attendees wore rib bons. The event featured a chicken dinner for the winning team and humorous verses by Mrs Karl Harner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porch
Rey Cline Pame
Galdesan
Bowyer Fout
Insers
Elmer Meutvler
Foutedt
Tostess
Abrs
Karl Harner
Martha Miler
Aish Daisy East
Paul Fout
Wael Holter
Rey Cline
Refrigerator Rolls from Mrs Raymond Shank Recipe
Two cups boiling water one and a half cups sugar eleven teaspoons salt two tablespoons shortening two beaten eggs one teaspoon sugar four and a half cups bread flour sifted before measuring dissolve yeast in lukewarm water add sugar bake dough rises then refrigerate for four to five hours shape into wave leaf rolls bake at 450 degrees for about twenty minutes recipe credited to Mrs Raymond Shank North College Parkway
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Shank
North College Parkway
Crushed berries jelly and seedbed note from North College
A recipe for cranberry jelly instructs boiling berries in water, straining skins, returning to heat, and boiling with sugar, then chilling in a shallow dish. A note from Mrs. Yarmond Shank gives the method and confidence the jelly will set firm. The text also notes that successful seeding of perennial pasture grasses needs a fine seedbed preparation.
Issues Manual On Specialty Dances
A newly printed manual by Mrs Helma Hann Bowers, head of girls physical education at Frederick Hugh School, was issued today by Burgess Publishing. The twenty nine page mimeographed booklet presents original dances used in local high school exhibitions for seven years and includes step outlines, music, costume notes, and photographs. It aims to demonstrate physical education value in school curriculums and provide adaptable material for all students. Mrs Bowers also directed city playground work and has received much commendation for her efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helma Hann Bowers
Frederick Hugh School
Burgess Publishing Company
Minnesapolis
Minn
Senor
Bowers
Surprise Birthday Party at Wachter Home
A surprise 46th birthday celebration was held at the Wachter home near Peart May W. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Waehter, the Fouts, Stulls, Staub, Altman, Compher, Summers, Quinn, Blethen, Stowe, and many others. A pink and white cake, games, and refreshments were part of the event with numerous attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. L. Wachter
Peart
Wachter
L. Waehter
Daniel , Fout
Edward Fout
Edna Staub
Mary Jane Staub
Miriam Stull
Mary Hill
Marcelene Ifill
Eleanor Fout
Betty Compher
Nellie Summers
Edith Summers
Genevieve Waehter
Harold Fout
William Flautt
Melvin Fout
Maxie A. Hill
Harry Steer Stull
Walter Kelly
Crystal Shower Honors Mrs Ken neth Devilbiss at Walkerville
Miss Louise Winebrewer hosted a crystal shower and bridge party in Walkerville for Mrs Ken neth Devilbiss newly married formerly Madelyn Loots of Woodsboro. Prizes went to Mrs Devilbiss and several guests including Nina Crum Frances Butler and Margaret Crum with multiple first and second draws noted. Other attendees listed among the invited, reflecting community social life. The article ends with an unrelated statement about manufacturing operations transforming inorganic substances into organic substances, deeming them more important to man than other forms of manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Winebrewer
Walkerville
Kenneth Devilbiss
Devilbiss
Madelyn Loots
Woodsboro
William Powell
Nina Crum
Frances Butler
Margaret Crum
Cramer Powell
James van Fossen
Helen Lents
William Waugh
Harry Keeney
John Drenning
Elizabeth Wahn
Charles+Haln
Elmer Smith
Mildred Wills
Helen Crampton
Celeste Thomas
Rebekah Zimmerman
Mabel Smith
Mabel Dixon
Helen Dixon
Mary Mercer
Mary Winedrener
Elsie Stone
Pauline Koontz
Mind Your Manners at a Bridge Party
Guidance on etiquette at bridge sessions emphasizes avoiding guest prizes as mischief and discouraging unasked advice. Do not offer alibis for mistakes, stack the tricks discreetly, and avoid belittling a poor player by showing superiority. If you lead, handle the guest with tact to prevent discomfort while maintaining fair competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sone Partener
Broadway’s bounty and burlesque banished stars in uproar
A New York newspaper column notes how burlesque bans left performers destitute and scattered, with Mary Nolan facing poverty before being freed from dressmaker charges and offered cabaret jobs. It also recounts a grand stage project The Eternal Road, costly to its impresario, plus jests about show business figures and Mizner lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
Chicago
Mary Nolan
Broadway
Spee
On This Day in History and Notable Births
Today’s history notes anniversaries of patriots and leaders born in Virginia and other states. It lists figures like Patrick Henry, James Broadhead, Ebenezer Butterick, Thomas Emmet, Edwin B. Child, Marie C. Omler, Louis Thurstone, Carl W. Larson, and Beatrice Lillie with birthplaces and death dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrickenry
Virginia
Aritter
Hanover County
James ©. Broadhead
Missouri
Charlottesville
Ebenezer Butterick
Sterling
Mass
Thomas
A . Emmet
New York
Edwin B. Child
Gauve+ermouris. Y
Drosd
Marie C. Omler
Savannah
Carl W. Larson
Buffalo
N. Y
Town
Beatrice Lillie
Toronto
Fragmented historical notes span births politics and events
A crowded OCR fragment notes Patrick Henry on his twenty first birthday offering resolutions to the Virginia Burgesses, Rhode Island ratifying the constitution, Cal ire suspending its paper in 1848 as gold rush drew readers, Wisconsin statehood, a Greenback Party nomination, Curtiss’s prize flight, and a clash of various biographical snippets including a Canadian country doctor and a bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Henry
Virginia
House of Burgesses
Rhove Island
Californian
San Francisco
IRI
Wisconsin
National Greenback Party
Indianapolis
Ben F. Fuller
Mass
Glenn W. Curtiss
Albany
New York City
Cote
Washington
Daily Horoscope Warns of Turmoil and Pecking Disposition
The entry notes an alert day with irritability and potential turmoil. It predicts possible success tempered by strife and emphasizes the clash between impulsive and balanced natures. The forecast advises pairing push with discretion to mitigate today’s cranky mood.
Strawn Summer School Opens At Mood College
Strawn Summer School will run from June 11 to July 22 at Mood College to serve eight Incoming senior students, including Misa Helen Shipley of Frederick. The program covers Applied Home Management and Child Development with nursery school observation, featuring Frederick-area children and instructors from Strawn Cottage and State College staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strawn
Mood College
Strawn Cottage
Misa Helen Shipley
Frederick
Joan
Eleanor Barnhart
Jean Douglas
Lize
Frehison
Bobby Nicodemus
Bobby Luckie
Bruce Douglas
Charles Hos
Roger Rice
John Shonts
George Smith
Patew
Babs
Wall Renin
Une Cottage
Oniea Pra
Agegerant
Hine Economics Verlyod
Marjorie Staley
Preter
Mn¢Aming Ternne Pettee
Pennaivana State Coliege
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