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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1934
Page
4
The Frederick Daily News notes the death of Ellias S. Ramsberg a respected local businessman and citizen. He spent most of his life in the city earning esteem through steady practice, civic and church involvement, and devoted family leadership.
Berlin reports note German suppression of Upton Sinclair writings increased interest in him as California governor candidate. In California voters opposed Lang as Sinclair core ideas influenced the race, suggesting suppression might have boosted his support similarly to Germany.
The operetta Jewels of the Desert will debut at the Unied Brethren church on Tuesday night. Unique scenery and moving effects replace traditional stage flats enabling a wider array of scenes. Rev O B Zuse Java Kinte and James Fisher organized the production with Mrs T Margaret Kennin in charge.
A mixed page shows a recipe for Apple Marmalade and Butterscotch Pudding with steps and ingredients. It also covers an Inter-city Zonta Club dinner at Olney Inn with members from Annapolis Philadelphia Washington and Frederick clubs and remarks by Dr Mildred W Dickerson.
A column recalls events from 20 and 50 years ago in Frederick. Campaign goods dealers harvest enthusiasm with pictures of Cleveland and Hendricks and a Grand Torchlight procession at Union Bridge attracts 700 celebrants. Fire destroys a farm barn at Priestown valued around 2000 dollars. A wedding between Norman J. Quion and Mary C Hemp is noted with Rev. Hens. L. G. Kelfer performing the ceremony.
A sprawling list of visits and gatherings from Sykesville and nearby towns outlines residents staying with relatives, attending church services, and visiting friends in Baltimore and Towson. Notable mentions include the Williams and Melville families, the Selby funeral in Alpha, and church programs at Springfield Presbyterian and St Pauls Methodist Episcopal.
Local social column lists numerous visitors and hosts from Washington to Baltimore including Mrs Kay Knox and Mr Lester Green. Attendees gathered for dinners at multiple homes, club meetings, and a Homemakers Council election. Also notes nursing student Ruth Hobbs visiting family and members attending lodge and maintenance events in the region.
The Gaithersburg community joins in charity and church work led by Rev Herman Wilson and Miss Jons at Melodist Home for the Aged and Orphans. Volunteers funded the Montgomery General Hospital Red Cross drive with over $100 raised, aiding families through the Montgomery County Social Service League. Special committees organize the annual turkey dinner at the Gaithersburg Masonic Hall with crafts sales and cake tables.
Four year old Jackie Gibbons from Lexington Kentucky was found in Chattanooga with an 18 year old woman Ber enite Lou Givens. Police say the boy followed her and she feared reporting a kidnapping. Givens claimed to have lived in Cincinnati.
Beck John Burdette James F Moles worth and Allan Wagaman attended an invitation only rally with Bethlehem Lodge Relay on Friday November 23 hosted by Group 4 with officers Nelle Cooper deputy president Bessie Eizler deputy Dorsey Lillian Hips Jey deputy Lisbon Irene Oliver deputy Bethlehem. A bus will depart Mt Airy Odd Fellows Hall at 630 PM. A covered dish social followed with Maryland Rebekah Assembly pianist Pearl Tercedale and Baltimore guests Madeline Houseman and Blanche Buckingham as cousins of the evening. A chimney fire on Ridge Road Novi 04 prompted a fire company response but no damage occurred. Thelma Hobs is recovering well from an appendicitis operation at Fredstick City Hospital.
Health by Dr Morris Fishbein details rising nose injuries from car crashes as speeds rise and cars suit high speed. Front seat passengers risk windshield impacts while back seat occupants may strike the rear, with cases including an eight year old whose nose was shaved off and a woman whose nose was saved by quick rearrangement. Emphasis on immediate surgical care and absolute cleanliness, plus early tetanus antitoxin to prevent lockjaw.
A garbled passage references labor figures such as Francis Persuis and Jan C. Smuts, mentions places like Cleveland and Insull, and hints at financial concerns and a wartime world order. The text is incomplete and contains misspellings, making a precise event or claim unclear.
In New York a society party’s risqué moment features a guest appearing nude in period costumes, challenging the hostess’s decorum. A tale recounts a Buffalo horse lottery telegram mishap, and Ben Burman relays a train-top discussion on marketing a women’s tobacco. The Theremin craze draws attention as Clara Rockmore helps refine its sound, while piping instructors train Scots and Irish players for the New York Gaelic Band.
A chronology of notable anniversaries marks George Rogers Clark born near Charlottesville Virginia died near Louisville Kentucky in 1818 Ferdinand de Lesseps 1805 birth Jacques Bertolt Ivarsen 1844 death James A Garfield born 1831 assassinated 1881 Arthur Sweatman born 1864 Fitzhugh Lee born 1833 death 1995 plus other figures including Garrison Union Law School dean and Farm Relief Act chief administrator George Peck born Polo Illinois and Hiram Bingham former senator.
A fragment reflecting a sermon style line about preaching the gospel being ordained and a quote from Corinthians stressing that men judge by sight more than by taste, and that a minister's practice is highly regarded, attributed to Bridges.
A compact newspaper card notes daily English lessons and a word study on mural. It lists misused phrases and pronunciation tips and recalls several birthdays and notable births linked to Honolulu Ames Iowa and New York. The horoscope predicts a day of resilience and persuasive speech.
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