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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1944
Page
2
A jury in Circuit Court convicted Mrs. Mary C. Shipley of drunken driving and fined her 200 dollars, following a prior magistrate conviction. An appeal on related charges was planned with a 900 dollar bond posted. Separate notes mention Mayan Aztec Inca weaving and art topics, a meeting update, and reports of U S service members overseas and British Cairo diplomacy after Moscow talks.
The Frederick Art Club met Thursday evening at Miss Helen Smith's Old Braddock residence. Chair man Mrs. David O. Griffin led the session focusing on Latin American art under the heading The Indian Influence. Mrs. Marion Green spoke on Simon Bolivar and his role in South American independence, while Mrs. Roger Willard presented Mayas Incas and Aztecs with a discussion of temple architecture and religious edifices.
Kiwanis Club members viewed an official war film titled Divide and Conquer also called The Case Against Hitler and His Party. The screening covered German aggression and Allied mobility, with scenes of Dunkirk and civilian suffering, presented by Alfred R. Bolz of the Toca office and Karl Rosenour from the program committee. Primary election results announced, with candidates named for president, vice president, treasurer, and four director seats to be elected November 7. Numerous guests attended and gifts were received for a local fair exhibit on home canning and produce.
A birthday party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Lester Boone 127 East Sixth Street last Saturday in honor of their daughters Jo Ann and Bessie. Guests included Shirley Foland James Foland Judy Foland Ruth Foland Thomas Foland and others.
About 150 in cash prizes will be awarded at the New Market Grange annual community show held Thursday and Friday in Grange Hall. Entries must be in by 2 pm Thursday. Judges will award for wheat oats rye barley clover seed corn hay and a broad range of fruits vegetables and canned goods.
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