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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1935
Page
2
The Dalingee Bureau held a meeting with a reading of minutes and a program titled There Music in the Air. Berigtare provided a short report on the event and its activities.
A longstanding divorce action involving Police Chief Chew unfolds with claims of adultery and multiple marriages. The case details include alimony requests, contested divorces, and prior marriages to Mrs Daky A Chew and Mrs Pearl Henderson, with witnesses and alimony rulings shaping ongoing proceedings.
The snippet cites figures such as Robert Hutchins of the University of Chicago and Benny Stude of the American Bakers Association discussing education as a national duty. It references sanctions, the British Empire, and echoes of Gilbert and Sullivan, with quotes from Willem Y. Elliott and Biwart A. Pijene.
The article surveys advances in anti aircraft artillery from World War I era Belgium guns to modern models. It notes improved mobility and automatic aiming, with calibers from 30 to 105 millimeters and rates of fire up to 7000 rounds per minute, capable of striking low flying aircraft at ranges near nine miles.
Gov Harry W. Mice announced two appointments to Maryland’s Board of Welfare, Henry Stockbridge III of Baltimore and Mrs Ethel Mae Lauterbach of Mount Airy, effective immediately, increasing Republican representation on the board. The resignations of Democrats Elizabeth T Kent and Dr Lawellys F Barker had shifted the board balance prior to other changes.
Court notices list marriages and dissolutions among residents. Clarence Stonesifer and Oase Jane Elicher wed. Mitton Henderson and Inez Caulkin divorce. Beauford Oden and Kathleen Pearell married. Michael Smith seeks property allocations with Franklin E. Scheffer. Clarence Huffer and Charla Beachley file county property transfer orders.
The Frederick County Teachers Association met in the school auditorium on October 18 at 7:30 pm with Mr. Elmar Michael presiding. The program featured opening hymns Onward Christian Soldiers and Come Thou Almighty King, scripture read by Miss Phoebe Dutrow Adams, Lord's Prayer, and songs All Through the Night Love's Old Sweet Song. A letter from the association committee was read, and the next meeting set for November 11 focusing on health and education.
A fragmented cartoon caption describes a farmer and friends planning a balloon ascent above a town. The farmer contemplates risk and a future meeting while bystanders and a man in a balloon observe the ascent. The scene hints at equal parts humor and peril with a chaotic journey into the sky.
Dr George H Preaton commissioner of Mental Hygiene calls for a 22-A study by a commission of experts on hospital management before any action on Gov Harry in Nice's proposal to install business managers in state institutions. Governor Nice says the idea is only a suggestion awaiting general endorsement. Possible sites include Springfield State Hospital Spring Grove Crownsville Rosewood Training School and others where the manager would relieve superintendents of non medical duties. In prisons the official would assume executive tasks while retaining medical leadership.
Bantugo Cuba reports a tropical hurricane striking the Mastero end of Cuba. Officials fear unknown casualties as communication lines fail. One dead and five injured were reported in a village as debris blocks Santiago's links. Supplies of bread and milk dwindling.
A fragmented OCR list names numerous individuals and couples across multiple families. The legible items show Mr and Mrs and various given names, likely a social or community roster from a local newspaper page. The text includes surnames such as Mein Main and Linton with relationships noted.
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