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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1935
Page
4
The readable fragments mention suppression of a separate compensation, consent issues, and authorities cited for a stated act. It references a named person and alleged acts, with incomplete details and unclear dates or locations.
In a November 4, 1935 discussion the recorder argues winter unemployment hurts the nation. Public funds borrowings replace local relief, but the author advocates organized labor, seasonal jobs, and energy harnessed through constructive work rather than continued dole. He urges a better national plan to utilize idle human energy and avoid idle temptations.
About 159 attendees filled the Pythian Castle for the first Sunday lecture series led by Rev Melyn Eckenroth of Washington. He spoke on the topic Mussei Cause Another World War, previewing next Sunday's program with a song service by the Euphanie Quartet and a concert by a radio group.
A fractured column mixes ragged Will Rogers quotes with a poem about November mountains, mentioning government, figures, and a casual critique of policy. The text blends disjointed phrases, stray names, and literary lines, yielding a collage-like historical snippet without a clear single event.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick the Democratic landslide followed Cleveland’s victory as several county offices changed hands. West P O Wood of New Market won a seat in the House of Delegates. Elected county officials included Clerk of the Court Irving F Parsons, Register of Wills Hamilton Kinds, Sheriff Lubes Derr, County Commissioners William H Lakin J Hiram Taylor Cepias M Thomas Elias Gaver James A Lawson, House of Delegates Carl Shafer Frank I Stoner Oscar P Crampton William TP Chiswell Melvin P Wood, and Surveyor Walam HO Hilleary. The election was described as quiet and orderly.
A wedding of much interest occurred at St John Catholic Church as Mat Nao Kennedy, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas P Kennedy, married Major Robert F Carrick of the Mist Bay Station Maryland. Rev W J Kane officiated with ante-ceremony duties performed by Father Kane.
A fragmentary bridge account describes opening leads and a sequence where East wins the first lead with the ace, declaring a spade hold and a club ruff. The play focuses on how the defense aims to reduce contract loss by discarding hearts and using trumps to capture two diamonds, aiming to limit the loss to three tricks.
Emmitsburg readers learn the 1998-36 lineups for St Josephs College students across senior junior and sophomore classes and clubs. Names appear for the Senior iiss and junior chess groups along with officers for the Glee Club orchestra Valley Athletic Association and others. Also noted is Mrs Rael Gilson’s continued bed confinement after a fall at home five weeks ago.
A Winfield event held Friday at the Winfield School auditorium opened with a program of games and a costume contest. Mary Jane Waite and E'ouwe Wedb were noted among participants. the Ladies Aid Society of the Moore Church was also mentioned in connection with the event.
Home of Mn C M Waltz hosts gatherings Thursday afternoon with Mrs John S Barnes and Jeannene Cadloxay visiting. Revival services begin Tuesday evening with neighboring ministers to speak. A list of speakers includes Rev Warner P Thompson Sykesville ME church November 5 and others through November 17 with Rev Howard Amoss, Rev Carlos Dunagan, and Rev B W Culp among the line up. If interest remains, services may continue longer.
Sam's Creek on October 25 hosted an Oldtime Serenading event for Mr and Mrs Wilbur Green. Many community members attended including Mrs Dolte V Mulits, Mr and Mrs Talor Alexander, and Miriam Hansa Frank.
A recipe list describes multiple dishes and sweets including oyster escallop, mashed buttered buns, blueberry and apple conserve, mead, and salads. It details measurements for spices, yeast breads, and crumbles, plus fruit preserves and a baked dish with cheese crumb topping. Also includes steps for dough, rising times, and canning directions for fruit preserves.
A birthday surprise was held November 1 at Mrs L Spalding’s Point of Rocks home for Joan Hightman of Wilmington Del. Many relatives and friends attended including Jakie Brown Bett Louise Harris Junior Orrison Evelyn Orrison Harold Spalding Miss B Titus Mary King Brunswick Arnold Mughtman R Spalding and others from nearby towns.
Today in history lists notable births and deaths, including Judson, Rodin, Rogers, Lomax, and other figures with brief biographical notes. Entries cover dates across the 18th to 20th centuries, mentioning birthplaces and death dates, with a closing horoscope style reflection.
A short note cites John 15 13 about greater love and laying down life for friends. It includes a reflection urging calm, gentle action to avoid rushing into danger and exhausting oneself. The fragment references a person or editor name Puller and a biblical theme.
Report from New York rails about a transcontinental celebrity rush as hotels fill with movie icons. Mary Pickford relocates to a Sherry-Netherland suite and Miriam Hopkins returns to Sutton Place. Ben Hecht, Charles MacArthur shoot Opus No 4 Soden tie Rava with Connolly and Miller.
Bruce Catton reviews Mules and Men by Zora Neale Hurston and notes the enduring value of southern Negro folklore. He highlights Hurston’s fieldwork in New Orleans studying voodoo magic and the book’s depiction of myths, tall tales, and religious poetry, alongside the Uncle Remus style.
A fragmentary quizzical note ponders world peace and the aims of Une Sam. It asks whether war can end and who should act to lower costs, praising a wisest man and calling for clear thinking without doubt.
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