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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1938
Page
9
Kathleen Gregory navigates a chaotic Thanksgiving visit as the Gregory clan clashes with Kit Smyth over hotel ownership. Beatrice and Angus clash with hospitality, while Kathleen grapples with love, family duty, and a rising desire for independence.
Harney Harvey and Mrs. Harvey J Wolf hosted dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith. Bridgeport hosts Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Beaver visiting Ambrose Eck enrode and Brook Bent. Community events include the Men’s oyster supper on Oct. 29 and a Hallowe’en social on Oct. 28 by the Ladies’ Aid Society. A Mason Dixon Republican Rally is set for Oct. 26 in Harner at 7:30 p.m. with several candidates and speakers from Gettysburg. Local visits detail Gar Fussaccoun and J. William Slagenhaupt visits, pastor changes at Baris church, and several family hospitality events around Taneytown, York, and Emmitsburg areas.
David Sarnoff announced RCA will push television transmissions into a national public cooperative with Sat Broadcasting Co, planning a fast market entry. Details listed include upcoming schedules across WEAF, WABC, and WJZ with concerts, dramas, and talk shows, plus a week of daily devotional leaders for WFMD.
Local residents share travel and family updates with visits to Washington, Baltimore, and Charles Town. Mrs Cora Black returns from nursing duties in Westminster while Mr and Mrs Ralph Black visit grandmother Lizzie Wolfe. Carl Abbott and wife tour Washington and Sanitorium Hospital scenes. Dr Fidella Gilbert sails for India as a medical missionary on October 29.
Chicago trading centered on higher futures as predictions of federal support for this season and a policy to cut acreage next year suggested tighter supply. Traders expected higher prices with December wheat around 66 13/16 to 66 1/2 and May near 68 1/4, while oats also advanced.
Maryland’s dairy judging team finished ninth out of 24 at the National Dairy Show in Columbus Ohio October 10 to 15. Louis Merryman Jr led the squad with top finishes in Guernseys Ayrshires and all-breeds while the demonstration team placed fourth among nine eastern teams. Virginia Dulin and Robert Mofter of Kent County were selected as Maryland delegates.
Thurmont hosts a weeklong revival at Rocky Ridge Church of the Brethren with evangelist Rev Earl McKinsey Bowman of Harrisonburg Va as guest preacher. The pastor selects topics including Are We Working With God Revive Us Again When Jesus Was Lost Your Picture of Christ and For Sinners Only. Special music stories for children and cottage prayer meetings accompany the services. Charles C Rifle reports a local war veteran and Aspinwall hospital patient has returned home in greatly improved condition.
Sabillasville residents report visits with neighbors including Mrs. Edgar McKissick and Mrs. Mary Zimmerman of Baltimore visiting. Kathryn Shields wins $10 in Maryland dental poster contest in Annapolis. families relocate and attend the Frederick Fair. Samuel Rover Sr receives eye injury treatment in Baltimore. 12th annual Maryland Lutheran Sunday School Association convention set for October 27 at St Luke's Lutheran Church Cumberland.
Frederick County Dairy Association members attended with guest Mrs. Frank Suman. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The club plans a next meeting October 25 at Mrs. Emory Nus home. The Needle Art Club met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Pauli Hammond’s home with eight members.
Article from College Park notes mulching strawberries to protect ahead of freezing reduces winter injury and supports steady yields. Horticulture specialist Albert Vierweiler and University of Maryland Extension expert George McDarrow advise timing from November 10 to 25, with adjustments for early or mild winters.
Willie Wiles, a farmer north of Middletown, harvested 315 barrels of corn from 15 acres this year. He praised the excellent quality, good stand, and credited favorable conditions and cultivation. The text also mentions the Boxers as a society aiming to exterminate all foreigners.
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