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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1950

Page

7

Private paths for a bereaved fiancée warned against

The News notes a Dorothy Dix column advising a 20 year old fiancée whose fiancé died before marriage to avoid moving in with his parents who would curb her social life. It stresses she should heal, not be constrained, and likely remarry when ready. Also reports Officer Twenty hurt in a fall near South Street when crossing on a bicycle and knocked unconscious. taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital for X rays. A stray paragraph mentions Paris girls riding bicycles with tiny mothers driving front wheels.

Dorothy Dix Ahon Twenty Bents South Street Willian Bopster Twentey Boost Frederick Memorial Hospital

Opposites in Marriage Weighing Love and Compatibility

Dear Miss Dix advises that congeniality is essential for lasting marriage. Opposites may attract but long term happiness rests on shared tastes, aims, and mutual affection. A reader supports equal effort in courting and responding to a spouse, urging couples to settle differences privately without third party interference.

Worothy Dix Miss Dix

Aluminum pot meltdown triggers noxious fumes at residence

A melted aluminum pot in a Sun day afternoon kitchen at 614 Trail Avenue sent a light dust of crystals into the air, causing breathing difficulty. Lieut. Allen Bartgis and Officer Arnold Simmeans fainted from headache and nausea before firefighters could extinguish the blaze. Three fire companies from independents Uniteds and Citizens battled a chimney fire at 245 East Church Street, 895 a cm flue blaze extinguished with no damage reported.

Trail Avenue Allen Bartgis Arnold Simmeans Louise F Bette Poirce East Church Street Uniteds John K Wisner

Strength for Today at SY 2 Be an Unclear Fragments

Fragmented text discusses a Franklinia tree flowering in fall beside a garage and reflections on creativity at advanced ages. Mentions Berningan Cranklus and De Morgan. Includes notes on Oliver Wendell Holmes and an artist painting late in life.

Douglass Berngan Cranklus Tian de Morgan Oliver Wendell Hulmes Supreme Court

Franklinia and golf records flashback during class notes

A far ranged note recalls an eighty five year old friend who wrote four books in three years and set a lake placid golf record at eighty two. The piece then mentions the blooming Franklinia tree as leaves fade. A church class report from Burkittsville notes November 9 meeting at St. Pauls Lutheran with song scripture prayer and attendees listed.

Lake Placid Rabbon Golden Circle St. Paul's Lutheran Church Burkittsville Charles Beachley Donald Zecker George Arnold Lee Axline Samuel Crone Renice Brubaker Donald Shafer Arthur Hightman John Shafer Mary M. Zecker Martha Miller

Local event honors three winners and hostesses

Won by Mrs Axline, Mrs Beach Joy and Mrs Donald Shafer. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Miss Miller and Mrs Brubaker.

Axline

Defying Edicts, Neighbors Call Police on Upset Man

Neighbors summoned police and firemen after a man, allegedly drunk, resisted aid for his wife and neglected his five year old daughter at Montevue in the 300 block of Klinehart’s Alley. Lieut Frank Dorsey and Officer Ellis Carty responded after a quick survey of the scene.

Montevue Marshall Jones Klineharts Alley Jones Lieut Frank Dorsey Ellis Carty

Two Arrests Reported For Drunkenness In City Weekend

Blustery weekend kept street behavior in check as city police logged only two arrests for drunkenness on Saturday and Sunday. Arthur Haller of Route 4 posted $5.80 collateral and Ernest Luby of 13 East Sixth Street $10.80. Arrests were by Lieut. Dorsey and Officers Boone and Twentey.

Arthur “Britter’ Haller Ernest Augustus Luby East Sixth Street Lieut Dorsey John Boone Twentey

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