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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1936
Page
4
In a compact public notice, readers are informed of court actions and associated meetings. The report highlights pending filings, legal deadlines, and official dates tied to local judicial processes, signaling upcoming hearings and required responses.
A fragmented tribute recalls Mr. Urey Leah as a steady exemplar in the community. The note honors his church, Sunday school work, and public service, praising his character, living example, and influence on youth, while noting his ties to local organizations and cemetery visits.
Analyzing pressure on London newspapers as censorship fears rise, critics argue suppression harms democracy and public trust. Debates center on reporting King and royal relations, with editors pressed to balance national stability against sensational scandal.
The text pieces discuss money, public opinion, fear, and authority. Dr. Nash and Dr. Porstein are cited in a critique of treatment practices. The writing shows mistrust of institutions and questions about mental health and social pressure.
Alice Longworth reports on political turmoil surrounding federal court expansion and a proposed capital levy. She notes debate over President Roosevelt’s court packing plan, NRA issues, and public reaction. The piece cites constitutional questions and calls for decisive action by lawmakers and citizens alike.
Miss Mary Tehoads gave a talk on Nikko and Japanese tea by Mattha Kol, praising landscape beauty and cheerful people. Miss Meten Smithy read a short description of The Ret Diiiye of Nikko and Miss Rhoads highlighted artistic sense in the colony. Mrs Elizabeth Bower will host the club on October 20.
The item notes past local events with a fife and drum corps, a Democratic meeting led by Lewy Rice and others, and about 180 attending. It mentions Republican gatherings in 1848, bands from Mytsarville and nearby towns, a Prohibition meeting, and a Liberty ward event with Rev. L A Mann campaigning for Congress.
Fragmented notice summarizes assorted local items including a drug store relocation, school board disputes, a movement near Patrick Street, and pasteboard license tags. Mentions include Ananda le School patrons, Superintendents Lived Paamer, County reboot Gemimine stones, and James Hoseit with a garner oon the eionet ard tei.
The fragment records social events in Frederick and surrounding counties, including a wedding at a local Episcopal church with families Engle and Pope noted, a Tercentenary gathering at the Cata Club, and multiple bridge gatherings at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. It mentions attendees from Frederick, Washington, and Baltimore, with travel and hosting details and a Hood College speaker event upcoming.
A fragmented social page notes a golf prize event at Catoctin Country Club with prize winners including Carl Snook and others. It references a Halloween social and multiple local gatherings, weddings, anniversaries, and community notices with names such as Mrs. W. Worthington and Mr. and Mrs. Dodd.
Virtertainas Friends hosted a Monday evening bridge and supper at the Herahberger tea room with eight tables. Winners included Mrs. Wittard on Lindbergh Avenue and Mrs. Richard C. Dutrow as top prize winner. second place went to Mrs. J. D. Dive and third to Mrs. Charles Matlen. Draw prizes were awarded to several attendees, including Mrs. Be. W. Druitt and others.
Gossip and notes from New York and surrounding areas recount performances by Vincent Lopez and Eddy Duchin, booths and stages along Broadway, and glimpses of stars such as Ernest Truex Nancy Garner and Grover Whalen. The column mentions Rockefeller’s mansion project a $30 000 tear and a large illuminated sign as sights in the city.
A collage of Births and events lists Elizabeth Pepys and Thomas Pinckney among historic figures with dates and places. It notes disputes over San Juan Island, U S expansion topics, and mentions figures like Dr Qubert No Lens and Milburn Obison with terse biographical hints alongside a brief horoscope.
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