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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1948

Page

11

Frederick and Waynesboro Plan Reciprocity Concerts

Community Concert Association of Frederick announces a reciprocity plan with Waynesboro Pa. adding two recitals to the four in Frederick. The Waynesboro concert at 8:30 p.m. in the high school auditorium features Columbus Boy Choir on Nov 6, Tae Tei schiks, pano-due, and the William ricktonians on Apr 25. Frederick opens Nov 5 with the Columbia Operatic Trio led by Sherman Davis and Gary, with Agnes Davis and Elwood Gary as soloists in opera and concert selections.

Community Con- Association Frederick Waynesboro William Agnes Davis Miladelphia Orchestra Caribbean South Cific Elwood Gary Bridgeon N. J Altimore Thealtimore Civic Opera Company Ohn Charles Thomas Gray Carlos Sherman New York Alfredo Salaggzis

Dear Miss Dix Advice on Living With In-Laws During College

A reader asks Dorothy Dix whether a newly married couple should live with the husband’s mother for about six months while he finishes college. The mother-in-law offers to host, and the writer wonders if they should stay or rent an apartment. The query hints at tensions and dating advice from the era.

Miss Dix Everrene

Delicate Adjustments of In Laws. A Cautionary Tale

A columnist warns against young couples living with their in laws arguing it wrecks marriages. It is best for newlyweds to be left alone to adjust, with parents avoiding interference. Plus reader questions on friendships vs love, advising openness about marriage intentions.

Lve Mama Papa Ber Mary

Today's Anniversaries and Birthdays Highlight Notable Figures

A historical roundup lists 1784 Robert Hoe a printer and farmer who arrived penniless in New York. 1815 Daniel D. Emmett author of Dixie. 1825 Thomas F. Bayard diplomat and senator. 1831 Daniel C. Marsh paleontologist. 1839 H. Rathbone governor and Knights of Pythias founder. 1831-Charles H. Ingersoll cofounder of Dollar Watch. Also notes Fulton’s steam warship and various wartime milestones, plus today’s notable birthdays Maj. Gen. Frank R. McCoy and entertainer Fanny Brice.

Robert Hoe New York England Daniel D. Emmett First Minstrel Company Mich Hartford Courant Connecticut Court Robert Fulton Fulton Cit Peacock Acruse Samuel Burenard Blaine Democratic Party U. S. Marine Corps Leis Wall Street Guadalcanal Italy San Francisco General Assembly Molotov President's Committee On Civil Rights Frank R. McCoy Lewistown Fanny Brice

Friend Husband Myth Ends With Real Romance

Advice column advises maintaining friendship to win a partner who will evolve from “only friends” to a romantic spouse. Guidance suggests steady kindness, patience, and natural progression toward commitment. Released by The Bell Syndicate.

Myth Bell Syndicate Ine

Notable Births and Profiles Across the Board

The fragment lists several individuals with origins and ages: Jack Pearacter born in New York, 53. Charles E. Adams chair of Air Reduction Co. New York born Toledo, Ohio. Fred Lacarus noted as a merchant born Columbus, Ohio, 64. William B Lipphard editor of Bapu Mission Magazine New York born Evansville Indiana, 62. Dr Gertrude Rand New York City noted as a zoologist born New York, 65. Also a stray horoscope note and garbled text about today’s health.

Jack Pearacter New York Charles E. Adams Air Reduction Company Toledo Ohio Fred Lacarus Columbus William B Lipphard Bapu Mission Magazine Evansville Ind Gertrude Rand City Vail

Memorial to Father of Two Local Women Gains UDC Support

The Maryland Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy approved a memorial for Joseph Walker Floyd father of two Frederick women Mrs Hammond Umer and Miss Anna Floyd. The plan includes a financial donation to the Red Shirt Shrine. A national memorial vote will occur at the upcoming Southern Conference UDC meeting in Savannah.

Frederick Hammond Umer Anna Floyd Martland United Daugters of the Confederacy Baltimore Joseph Walker Floyd Red Shirt Brigade South Carona Maryland Red Shirt South Carolina UDC Savannah Miss Flord Fitzhugh Lee

Delegates Report On Baltimore Convention At Frederick Chapter

Delegates to the Baltimore convention and gave the annual report for the Frederick group. The president's report showed an unusually active year in the local Chapter with patriotic programs, successful card party antique show, and charity efforts for veterans' descendants. Marsland Division backed a memorial to General Robert E. Lee in Washington Cathedral. Frederick attendees included Mrs. Howard Young, Mrs. Herbert Kreh, Miss Catherine Lang, and Miss Sophie Reich.

Baltimore Frederick Fitzhugh Lee Chidren France Save the Children” Federation The UDC South Marsland Robert E. Lee Washington Cathedral Sheraton Belvedere Howard Young Herbert Kreh Aliss

Sykesville and Annapolis events and school notes mixed

Community members attended St Albans church activities in Glen Burnie and an Annapolis convocation at Trinity Episcopal. News items list Sykesville High School students and officers across grades, plus local visits, hospital updates, a Halloween dance planned for St Joseph’s, and a note on the red shouldered hawk diet.

Marjorie Bosley Jimmy Wiiras Josephine Wright Betty Jean Barnes Trever Ivan Rush Billy Mullimin Mary Eylen Flater Eleanor Day Thomas May

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