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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1933
Page
3
The Daily News states policy on letters and opinions with requirements for real names and authority for statements. It warns against publishing defamatory reflections and calls for editor verification before acceptance. It notes postal service second class mailing and attribution to Associated Press material.
A 1833 discussion outlines a proposed managed currency to stabilize the general price level. It notes potential impacts on debtors and creditors, the role of gold values, and whether policy can temper inflation without fighting nature. Economists debate if price control via gold is feasible and wise.
The article notes a merger decision between the American Unitarian church and the Reformed Church in the United States with Evangelical Union of North America discussion. It argues many denominations share common aims and that unity could improve church services, salaries, and outreach while urging focus on essential faith principles.
Fred J. Moore was elected president of the Antietam Archers at a meeting in Hagerstown. Victor D. Cushwa became vice-president and Dr. Ruby Huling was chosen secretary and treasurer. Several members plan to travel to Baltimore for a tournament on October 29 hosted by the Oriole Archers.
Readers report a convention in Los Angeles where Western states debated taxation and the costs of cross-border issues with Mexico. The event featured business meetings, resolutions, and a banquet before attendees prepared to travel on to the polls for upcoming tax measures.
A long text discusses English word usage and pronunciation tips, then describes an Emerson Lake area meeting of the U B T U convention in Chestertown. It lists program items including hymns readings songs and an address by Mrs Kidd with participants from Urbana Buckeystown Frederick County and nearby areas.
Local items from The News columns dated Oct 27 1883 note a wedding Sept 30 in Saint Pleasant New Jersey of Francis Ethiner to Miss Franny ces Olt and other notes on residents and legal matters.
Mr and Mrs William C. Birely marked their sixtieth wedding anniversary in Frederick with a long reception from 4 to 9 PM. Over 200 guests attended, joined by family and friends from Frederick and New Haven. Music provided by Joseph Stephens and David Hagan among others. Governor Albert Ritchie was announced to visit Frederick, address the Kiwanis club, and attend a hotel reception.
CAN YOU BEAT IT By Kette Quarles on Monday at a Baltimore Hospital where she is recovering from typhoid fever. They report her improving slowly. Mrs Richard Gambrill East Secretary at a luncheon and several tables of bridge last Friday afternoon in honor of her sister Miss Eleanor Semmes of New Orleans who has joined her here. A large group of Lutherans from Frederick attended the annual meeting of the Lutheran Sunday School Association Maryland held in Hagerstown with over 1 000 attendees. Frederick participants included Rev Dr and Mrs Amos J Trayer Sister Evelyn Lukens Mr and Mrs William Hemp Mr and Mrs John Kenn Miss Elinira Kenn Mrs Daisy Crothers Miss Maria Schroeder Mrs Olars Haller Mrs Ernest Mikiel Mr and Mrs C E Steele Mr Jesse H Michael Mrs Frank Suman Mrs Clara Blackston Mrs Norma Carter Miss Irene Little Mrs Ira Beall of Liberty also a member of the party. The Frederick County Hood Club plans a card party on November 24. Dr and Mrs A K Leon Commercial Bank Apartments have returned from Chicago where they were guests of Dr and Mrs Karl Tannenbaum. Mrs Tannenbaum is Mrs Leon's sister. Mr Bernhard Williamson station announcer at WFBR Baltimore spent two days with his mother Mrs J A Williamson Maulsby Apartments 118 West Church Street. Alessrs George C Hamilton Washington Street and George Kline East Third Street have left for Miami Florida for the winter. Mrs George W Salter 133 West Church Street has returned from Washington where she visited friends and relatives. Mrs Join Winpigier and Miss Edith Winpigier McMurray Street are on a weekend visit to Ar James Roger Winpigier near Feagaville.
Bruce Catton reviews a note rich novel about a New York banker Mr Darlington who travels to Manila to help his brother entangled with an Eurasian woman. The tropics expose him to social codes and temptations, cracking his armor and self respect as he confronts his own limits.
A garbled mix of biblical verse and Plutarch commentary. no clear news event or personage. The fragment contains references to Daniel 2 22 and a note about darkness and light, with unclear attribution and context.
A rundown of anniversaries and notable birthdays with figures such as Albert Fink Theodore Roosevelt and Kenyon Cox. Mentions include political and cultural leaders born in the 19th century and key events like Metz surrender and early radio links.
Fragments discuss a revolution in industry and commerce with references to officials and named persons, but text is garbled and names are unclear. No clear event or outcome established.
New York society pages describe an island estate wedding interrupted by misadventures and clever improvisations as guests adjust roles. Jazz figures, actors, and publishers move through Harlem clubs and Paris Ritz links, while collectors and socialites pursue quirks from tin soldiers to colorology and cleanliness campaigns.
About 180 Hood School students travel to Washington by bus to view a National Theatre production of Scotland. Helen Mares participates in the play and will be escorted backstage by Miss Catherine Thompson associate professor of English to meet the actors and observe the stage setup.
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