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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1935
Page
4
The Journal Martinsburg WV reports on advertisers ending the radio honeymoon. Lend & Thomas warn sponsors that mere air time no longer guarantees big audiences. They urge showmanship and concise ads, noting many programs fail with long product dissertations.
Sunday afternoon rally at vhsc h church Doubs with Rev L J Moore leading service and program. L B E Willard presiding. Theme The Church Life. Hymns devo and sermon by Rev Moore. Addresses Christ And The Church and Christ And The Word. Event includes reports and closing hymn.
The past week saw fines totaling 2280 dollars with many licenses revoked for drunken driving and reckless driving. Notable names include Meredith Bulver Frederick Fro f D0 2 Frank Dorsey Sykesville and Raymond Fogir Thurmont plus George Exsor Walkermil and Kavet Gaither Monrovis with suspensions and refusals. Other cases cover no insurance no license or operating without permits in several towns. The Ladies of New Windsor chapter features a poetry tribute to local women.
Letters to the editor urge support for the Broad Run school amid a debate on consolidating rural schools. Residents argue home life and community ties would suffer, warning larger schools bring higher costs and reduced local control, while lamenting state superintendents and officials pushing closures.
Duncan of Matiaces phis will lecture in Brodbeck Hall Hood College October 25 at 8 pm. His subject will be “Guide upa of Pamaas Peopir.”
Local items recall bank deposits in Frederick dropping about 33 percent amid farming depression yet cash on hand remains ample. Obituaries note George H Johnson of Thurmont died at home at an advanced age. The column recounts residents, fines, and local notices including a toll gate house sale near Braddock Spring and fire marshal George Ed Myers.
Mr Charles Fo Rarman of 149 East Third Street is on a two weeks hunting trip in the vicinity of Bover Foxcroft Maine.
Local notes report visits and family events in Thurmont and Somersville Pennsylvania. Activities include nursing school entry for Elowe Munshour, relatives visiting Washington DC and Hagerstown, and illness updates on George Remsberg and others. Minor injuries from household incidents are noted with care.
A surprise birthday social Sunday honored Mrs Ida Young on her seventieth birthday at Janet Barick’s home in Woodsboro. Relatives and friends from Baltimore Towson Washington DC and nearby towns attended a decor rich event with autumn leaves flowers and a buffet supper.
Mrs Zoa Layman and Mr Aue were among kin in and around Thurmont visiting relatives for ten days while Mrs Green returned to accompany them home for a few days.
A collage of historical events and birthdays listed for today. Entries name Isaac Notts and Lib erty Bell inscriber figures, Adlai Stevenson, Sarah Bernhardt, Randolph-Macon College, San Juan Island dispute, Wilson note, stock market crash, Mexican priests exile, and several notable births and a horoscope segment.
The note cites St Matthew 5 5 Blessed are the meek for they shall inherit the earth and adds a reflection that meekness requires moderation of one's own passions and patient bearing of others passions and resentments.
Health guidance from Dr. Morris Fishbein explains that regular meals help gallbladder function. It notes symptoms of gallbladder trouble, dangers of prolonged fullness, and that modern surgery can remove the gallbladder safely if stones cause severe distress.
Flapper Fanny notes burning tongue symptoms may stem from electrical currents from dissimilar dental metals. A doctor found removal of amalgam and gold fillings eased the burning, suggesting metal reactions can trigger taste and tongue discomfort.
A columnist recalls an evening visiting Vincent Astor’s Maisonette Russe and the Savoy Room, hearing Dwight Maki and tributes to Venus and Acton. The piece covers premieres at Pierre’s, Walter Hampden’s Achilles Had a Heel, Tamara Toumanova backstage at the Met, Harvard athletes watching Nijinsky, and a Knights of the Round Table luncheon. It notes Lee Tracy, Julie Haydon, George Vanderbilt’s roses, and Ed ward G Robinson, plus Roland Young’s twenty-fifth theater anniversary and looming Broadway flops Paths of Glory and Bright Star.
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