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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1933

Page

4

Sunday School Faces Attendance Shifts Amid Summer Outlook

The October review notes fluctuating Sunday school attendance as summer ends. It discusses challenges from secular trends, parental authority, and weather, and asks if schools keep pace with progress and modern equipment. Church leaders seek answers to sustain engagement.

Bat Weathier Hall Lste

State road work needs practical discussion and spending

William C Grove urges Maryland State Roads Commission to end political posturing and focus on road funding. He notes gasoline and auto taxes total 11.3 million dollars and criticizes idle contractors, proposing real use of funds and reduction in inspector costs to improve roads. He cites the Frenerekco contract and 15 inspectors at 2000 pounds monthly.

William 3 Grove State Roads Commission Maryland Ey Og Frenerekco Gost William ¢ Grove

Flapper Fanny Says Flapper Fanny Says

A garbled item notes Bher sales are get way with fragmented phrasing. The brief appears as a light social gossip blurb from a vintage page without clear event details.

Poor Splendid Wings and Pre-Raphaelite Reach

Bruce Catton notes ewomit in English painting and Jenee Winwar profiles the pre Raphaelite circle led by Rossetti, Brown, Morris, Ruskin, Swinburne and Dowson. The piece frames their colorful but outmoded movement and its impact on later art and poetry. In another item, Robert L. Vann, deputy attorney general, and occupants of the Sims vehicle file damages totaling 41500 after a Funkstown crash. Vann is hospitalized.

Jenee Winwar Kipling Miss Winwar William Morris Ruskin Swinburne Burne-Jones Swinburke Ernest Dowson Atlantic Little, Brown & Co Robert L. Vann Geners Washington Cial Wees Am Funkstown Vann Josephine Sims Nannie Bley John Bley Sims

Twenty Years Ago In Frederick Local Items Oct 3 1913

Farmers north of Frederick complained of corn sharks raided by boys seizing mice alive. A severe hailstorm from Creagerstown to the Pennsylvania line damaged Allen Fisher’s barn and other homes. Wheat seeding had begun with higher quality seed. An automobile collision on the National Highway near Pearl injured contractor P J Carpent Tyeryar, with Murray Eylet unharmed. Ross High School committee announced year’s officers and captains for Companies A B C. A man, paralysed while unhitching a horse at Maxell’s Hill, died twelve hours after discovery. A freight car on the East South line derailed near …

Frederick Creagerstown Pennsylvania Line Allen G. Fisher Byron T Free HB Ogle Milton Eby James Shearher W. P Smith James Wantz Ernest Keilholtz Maddietowd Valley Pearl P. J. Carpent Frederick Tyeryar Murray Eylet Tyeryar Maxcll's Hill Eximushors Marcha

Achievement Day Observed by Leesburg Clubs Oct 6

In Leesburg Virginia Mrs Maude Wallace state home demonstration agent will speak at the county Home Demonstration Clubs annual achievement day at Leesburg High School on Friday October 6. Exhibits from this year’s projects will be shown under club leaders and Miss Matilda Garner. Judges include Miss Belle Burke Mrs Frank Osburn J R Lintner and others. A community garden demonstration award and a large list of committee volunteers are noted along with a food drive for hot lunches and a visit by Mrs George Tollinger of Fredericksburg.

Leesburg Maude Wallace Leesburg High School Matilda Garner Belle Burke Frank Osburn J R Lintner Robert MacDonald Eleanor Chamberlain Francis Tyler Adie Roy Stowers Luck Myrtle Hell Wrafenmoon Mer Fearne Cate Atton Will Chattelio Noland O L Bmerisk Levis McGavash Henry Hoge W. 5B Smoot Laurense Tasior Retteca Hoopes Mig Havel Downs Jett Moore Katherine Douglass

Roll Call Plans Set For Montgomery Red Cross Event

Montgomery County Red Cross chapter holds roll call planning meeting in Silver Spring with a luncheon on October 23 featuring speakers from national headquarters The county’s annual drive runs November 1 to 14 chaired by Rev Guy H Crook Support for nursing service includes bedside care via Miss Edith Crumbacker The chapter notes 990 homes visited and 646 contagious disease cases handled with varying payments and plans home hygiene classes to be started. Wight named delegate to regional conference Scholarships awarded to three students from Rockville area for Johns Hopkins Engineering School with tuition and lab fees plus $200 cash for Williams

Silver Spring Montgomery County American Red Cross Howard Forsyth Guy H. Crook Poolesville S. Dayson Rockville Edith Crumbacker Muss Crumbaxer Crembaker Wight Baltimore

Thyroid Gland Enlargements and Treatments Explained

The article outlines types of thyroid enlargement including goiter and adenoma, diagnosis by symptoms and basal metabolic rate testing, and notes surgical removal may be needed. It compares the thyroid’s role to a governor regulating body function.

Mike Lighant

Menus of the Day by Mrs Alexander George

Breakfast features orange juice scrambled eggs and buttered toast. Luncheon offers vegetable soup crackers pear sauce tea. Dinner includes ham loaf savory sauce buttered cauliflower lettuce grapes fruit and cookies with a dessert of potatoes and marshmallows. A fish or meat loaf savory sauce recipe and marshmallow topped potato bake are included along with hot buttered toast and cream cheese with raspberry jam for afternoon callers.

Aerang Pimientos

Leesburg High School Elects Staff and Class Officers

The Leesburg High School in Leesburg Virginia reports the student body elected officers for the new school year. Freshmen chose their president, secretary, treasurer and other posts. sophomores and juniors also elected vice presidents secretaries treasurers and other positions.

Leeburg Leesburg Ssmer Roberta Cavineng John Rincard Mary RuSer Helen Corset Thomas Fracklin Marie McDonsid Betty Carr Oms LM Asutet Lew Keys Jean Chambin Secre Pranos Dent Bette Press Betty Ort Ans Jacke Lowendach

Today In History and Birthdays Compiled List

A historical column runs through anniversaries and birthdays from Francis Hopkinson to Cordell Hull. Highlights include Major John Andre’s 1780 execution and notable figures like Theore Tilton, Ferdinand Foch, and Mohandas K Gandhi with brief birth and death notes. The piece also includes a horoscope and a stray aphorism about why success should not be attained.

Francis Hopkinson New Jersey Tennessee Mississippi Edwin L. Godkin New York City Ireland Theiore Tilton New York France Ferdinand Foch Theodore 5S Woolsey Connecticut New Haver John Andre Tappan N. Y Charles Lee Teason

Unclear fragmentary biographical notes amid historic figures

Fragmentary OCR text references Emil Ludwig George Kelly and Theodore Roosevelt era themes. Mentions anniversary, biography writing, government acts, and a statement by William L Goetz of the American Brewers Association about alcoholic content.

PGE Wolam L. Goetz

Penthouse Farmers Highlight New York Harvests

New York features a wave of penthouse gardening led by Arthur Kerrigan in East 80s. Ferrigan family harvests dwarf trees atop a skyscraper, cultivating fruit with careful earth, water daily baths, and meticulous care.

Julia E Blanshard New York Arthur Kerrigan's Ferrigans Miss Americ

Imperceptible Word Study From a Daily Lesson

Readers explore common mispronunciations and vocabulary notes. The focus word Imperceptible describes something not readily perceived by the senses, aiding learners in expanding language awareness.

Bible Thought on God's Power and Mercy

A fragmentary paraphrase references God's mercy and power to act, noting that God does not utterly forsake or abandon. Mentions "gracious and secretful God" and phrases about destroying foes. The text appears as a devotional or religious meditation with uncertain attribution.

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