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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1936
Page
5
Washington November 13 official word announces the destroyer named for a Frederick native. The ceremony honors the designer and marks a wartime milestone as the vessel proceeds to active duty with the Navy.
The funeral of Mrs J Marry Ke resty o was held at 930, celebrated by Rev Fr Gerald Fis ani, pastor of the church. The service was largely attended and many floral emblems showed the esteem in which the deceased Washer Pallbearers are Marty J Leihert, Walter Fo Zergiet, my al directors.
Daily lesson notes discuss common word misuse and pronunciation. It highlights indefeasible as a word meaning cannot be annulled or forfeited, with a quoted example about the king having a divine and indefeasible right to regal power.
Mr Joseph D Haker improves at Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore after weeks of illness and afternoon car rides. Justice Milton Ct Urner Jr shows improved condition at Frederick City Hospital from critical. Mrs Nevin Stall Lewistown recovering slowly after Frederick City Hospital operation. Thurlow Ryan nephew of Mrs L J Bond Washington DC had operation at Emergency Hospital Washington and is recovering. Deputy Sheriff Charlie W Smith returns to duty after illness.
A distorted notice outlines crowded stores and selling frenzy. It references stock levels and public interest while using garbled phrasing and misplaced capitalization. The fragment hints at a collective shopping mood amid upheaval.
The Quer Father Class of the M. P. church in Lewistown hosted Rev. and Mrs. W. W. Sylvester at the parsonage on an autumn evening. Officers opened with a hymn, roll call, and a prayer. plans were made for an oyster and chicken supper at the Community Hall.
A Calvary Methodist Episcopal service officiated by Rev. Dr. Wo Meeks united Drobwk Morris Adam with Hazel rs neton amid local ceremony details. Lawrence F Spooner and Mary A Carey wedded at Washington and Manacas, Rev. Wie Mam officiating. Vincent J Doyle and Morzenthatl connected in a Calvary Methodist Episcopal church.
Plans announced for the eighth annual World Friendship Service Sunday at six in the Church of the Brethren Frederick. Dr Olive J Reddick Hood College faculty and Prof William F B West Howard University will speak on Europe and race ethics. Adjutant Bernard C Mortis Salvation Army will lead a hymn sing. Societies from Trinity M E B South All Saints Church and others will send delegates. event open to public.
Grand Officers of Maryland Order of Eastern Star visited Prudence Chapter No 9S Mt Airy in Mason Hall with state officials and chapter representatives from Frederick Mittle town Branchville Mt Rainier Timore and Kensington attending. A short program featured readings and music before the meeting adjourned.
The annual meeting of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was held Friday evening at the YOMOCAon mMiay. Officers and a secretary discussed annual activities, approvals, and a reduced balance after payments.
The Art Club presented an event focusing on Japanese music and art, including staging of She Mikoe operetta scenes with performers Likue Thomas Watkins and Jamey Decker Wo Warold Cle. Miss Mophret Towns accompanied by Miss Harriet Kolb and Mrs H F E Clapp provided program support. Refreshments were provided by a committee led by Mrs Dears with volunteers Ruth Dorian Martha Kolb and others. next Thursday, Mrs Mullen hosts at East Church Street.
Community notices from New Windsor report a card party at Wall Friday at 8 p m for the lodge. New Windsor 4 H club met Saturday. drive to improve school grounds continues with funds raised. the Heir School will stage an operetta December 4. Mrs George P Englar hosted the Garden Club on Wednesday. Raymond Richardson of Atlantic City visited his mother in New Windsor. Ida Pearre returned home from Union Bridge. a successful cord party benefited New Windsor Wah School Alumni. Fortieth anniversary planned for St Timothy's Mission with services Sunday and Monday. Holy Communion led by Rev Turner. special Sunday School visit by Rev Malcolm Taylor. congregational meeting Monday with reception to follow. effort to reach original mission supporters ongoing. Also notes on Chinese government medical staffing numbers and beginnings of primaries referendum movement cited.
Local notes announce Voling Tetinett contest for a banquet set on Wednesday November 25 at 1 AM. The entry highlights a winner and references Battle's Palace, Friday Night Peanut Party, and various items and prices including wine sets and malt seats.
A series of upcoming dances and social gatherings fills the week with music and entertainment. Rocky Springs School House hosts a Wednesday evening event with dancing, supper, and demonstrations. Community groups advertise fashion, jewelry, and home goods sales, plus a fundraising card of thanks for recent condolences.
A chaotic public notice from The Staley Motor Co urges car buyers to test drive the listed vehicles before purchase. The event references 390 SM 124h, various city names, and a broad schedule with multiple dates including a Friday in November. The notice, printed with garbled OCR, mentions exhibitions at Potomac View and Weverton, inviting a large audience to view and compare cars prior to any sale. It cites demonstrations by a group urging buyers to sample the cars first.
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