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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1947
Page
4
Dorothy Dix argues wives control the family throne and hum to dominate, while husbands bear the bills and social weight. She advises wives to empower men subtly, letting them feel respected and consulted rather than overruled.
The 1947 U S population is estimated at 143,311,000, rising 10,392,000 since 1940 and aging one year to a median of 28.5. The West leads with 24 percent growth, the South near 3 percent, and the North Central states 6 percent. Indiana remains the center of population after 69 years. SEC and Commerce project 1947 corporate and unincorporated spending at 15.2 billion, a record, with 4 billion in Q4 alone, signaling optimism for postwar expansion and a strong economy.
HOPE FOR A BETTER FUTURE argues against collectivism and for a moral regeneration of society while stressing equal rights for capital and labor. Three people were injured in a Harpers Ferry highway crash near Charles Town, including Ernnest and Flord Miller and driver Howard Zies.
The report records precipitation for the 24 hours ending at 3 3 a m and October totals with a deficit versus normal. It notes high yesterday 77 and 64 a year ago, low last night 49 and 31 a year ago, and river conditions for the Monocacy and Potomac at Buckeystown and Point of Rocks. Moon and sun timings for tomorrow are listed.
A barn fire on Shields farm near Reichs Ford to Ijamsville burned a straw stack with about 1000 dollars in losses. Frederick City Lime plans three new limestone kilns to boost output. National banks report total deposits 2 304 376 60. Frederick voter registry stands at 13 008 after revisions, up 425 from last year. East Patrick street merchant Lewis Mehrling plans a three story brick dwelling and store on his site.
October 14 1927 items note New York State Public Works tour bus route through Frederick led by Col Frederick S Greene denying political motives in highways. Hood College Campus Day expected 500 guests with parade stunts and hockey. Brunswick mayor and council approve appointments including town attorney clerk treasurer and new policeman. A 100000 gallon steel water tank under construction in the first ward. Autumn cools with 41 degree air and no frost.
Congressional travels reveal public anger over high living costs and calls for action. Reports warn White House and parties to rally behind a unified price control plan. Speeches show uneasy views on Russia and Truman's reelect prospects, with bids for a stronger running mate and cabinet clashes over Palestine policy.
Washington officials and industry spokesmen clash over whether distilleries will reopen fully or on a limited basis after a 60 day shutdown. Agricultural officials push calm and ample whiskey stocks while producers warn of shortages and possible job losses up to 20 000 to 100 000 workers.
The Emmitsburg column details the funeral of Mrs. Missouri Rider at the Lutheran church with interment beside the church cemetery. It also records a birthday supper for Patty Jean Bower, visits by residents to various relatives, births, and attendance at church events, including a sesquicentennial observance and a pilgrimage. It notes health updates and a major operation for Mrs. John F. Kelly at Annie M. Warner Hospital.
The will of Charles W. Lantz of Sabillasville, a retired farmer who died recently, was probated in Orphans Court. The estate valued around 4000 dollars mostly to widow Mary Lantz for life, with cash on death to be distributed among children. Executrix Mary C. Harbaugh named. Pauline Ridenour and Marie Wilhide receive specific sums. remainder to surviving children or their issue.
Miss Thelma Gertrude Rice and George Carlton Shafer wed in a candlelight ceremony at Parkway Church of God near Frederick. The event included piano recitals and selections, with family members as attendants and a reception at the bride’s home. The couple will reside at 17 North Court Street after a trip to Niagara Falls and Canada.
Miss Mary Titlow daughter of Charles C. Titlow and Mehri William Engle son of Lewis Engle were married in a Friday evening ceremony at 7 30 in the First Baptist Church Frederick Rev William C Royal officiated The double ring service was attended by relatives and friends with bridesmaids and groomsmen named The reception followed at the bride home with many Titlow and Engle relatives listed along with friends Announcing engagements Betty Jane Roberts and Arthur Carl Hershfeld are to wed, engagement news reported.
The Frederick County Fair honored 4 H Club members with Blue Ribbon awards across multiple food preservation and sewing classes. Winners include Rachel Remsberg Adams town Kathleen Reeder Braddock Gwynn Lee Klipp Emmitsburg and many others from towns such as Lewistown Middletown Urbana Walkersville New Market and more. A marriage notice concludes the list.
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