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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1938
Page
2
Editorial policy outlines permitted content and quotation standards for letters and opinions. It references authority for quotes and marks a correction process, noting the paper’s second class mailing status in Maryland.
Bir and Mrs Samuel E Brown hosted a Sunday picnic at Fishing Creek for Mr Elmer Brown in honor of his seventy first birthday on September 11. About twenty guests attended including out of town visitors.
Cities push to expand parking as auto use grows. Grants Park Chicago with 3500 spaces and San Diego rent long strips. Memphis near downtown holds 3000 cars. Racine uses frontage lots and former city sites. Flint plans 21 blocks around downtown. Trend spreads as growth and geography push reliance away from mass transit.
The article calls motorists to heightened care as public schools reopen. It emphasizes children’s limited awareness of street hazards and urges drivers to slow, be vigilant, and be able to stop quickly in school zones to reduce fatal or serious accidents.
The article discusses the last gift Christ gave his disciples, peace. It notes the challenge of accepting this gift, the need for belief in its offer, and the discipline of life required for inner repose. It emphasizes spiritual peace through fellowship with God and prayer, enabling shared divine life and peace.
Miss Virginia Ho James daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jones East Church Street has been sent by the State Department in Washington to the Conference on Private Air to convene at Brussels. Also noted are visits of local residents to and from various towns and European trip plans for a group including Mrs Charles Smith Jr and Mrs Raber DeWentes.
In Frederick on East Church, about thirty teachers gathered as the Board of Directors of Frederick College elected G. Joseph Doll and E. S. Eichelberger as directors to fill vacancies caused by the deaths of Reil and John J. Kunkel.
An item from September 9 1915 reports letters from the front amid an accident on the Jederson Pike near Red City. Mildred Sait of the C and P telephone exchange sprained her ankle when alighting from a trolley car.
Mrs Bramwell Magaha hosted a dessert bridge Friday night for Ruth Erdman of Burtinsville, whose engagement to James Kerwin Miller of New Kensington Pa was announced. Prizes went to Miss Helen Coblentz and Miss Elizabeth Flock. draw prizes won by Mrs Carroll Shepley and Miss Florence Baker. Other guests included Mrs David E Wells, Mrs Wilbur Devilbiss, Miss Elinor Fife, and several Misses.
Miss Hazel Feaster daughter of Mr and Mrs Edgar Feaster of Walkersville arrived from Cleveland on Thursday. Her engagement to Mr Ro William Swisher of Cleveland Ohio was announced. The wedding is set for September 21 at the Feaster home in Walkersville.
Misses Joan and Lolande McCreery of Greenwich Conn and Kinsey Islehart of Baltimore visit Guilford near Frederick next weekend. Dr and Mrs Charles H Conley host a luncheon for Miss Conley on Sept 18. E May Hing of Baltimore, recently back from Europe, visits Frederick and county relatives. Mrs William Brokaw of Pittsburgh returns after visiting Dr and Mrs James Marrone and Mr and Mrs J Miller of Knoxville. Nan and Elizabeth Knott entertain for Baltimore cousin Mrs Henry J Farber. A group spent a week touring Pennsylvania New Hampshire Vermont Maine Rhode Island and New York City. Howard Quynn Roy Creager and others return to Frederick after visiting Pittsburgh.
Mr and Mrs W N DeLauter of Lantz announce the marriage of their daughter Ruth Elizabeth to Mr John H Miller son of Mr and Mrs Harry J Miller of Hanover Pa The ceremony was conducted by Rev Paul F Curfman on August 27 at Zion Lutheran parsonage New Ville Pa The couple was accompanied by Mr and Mrs R Sidney Smith of Hanover.
A social etiquette guide answers common questions about dance floor manners and usher duties. It covers whether to invite an extra partner, who may sit out, how to adjust an uncomfortable hold, usher responsibilities, and appropriate remarks during intermissions.
Daily historical notes recounting anniversaries from 1721 to 1934, including Edmund Pendleton and Maurice Thompson, plus major events such as the 1776 Continental Congress decision on United States nomenclature and the 1850 California admission. Birthdays listed for Marriner Eccles, Alfred Landon, and others, followed by a brief horoscope predicting social advantages and financial gains from prudent conservation.
A cryptic puzzle asks to place four sixes in a line and swap spaces between them. In the resulting gaps insert plus minus times and division to make the expression equal 42, with the final answer noted on the last page.
New York September tale recounts a famed writer in debt to a hotel credit manager. To dodge rent, he rents a new hotel, hires a messenger to deliver a fake C.O.D. package for $250, then pockets cash and returns it to the writer. The writer confronts the manager and departs, leaving the hotel bill to run.
The text presents misused phrases and pronunciation tips for words like about and gunware, defines synonyms for Inhuman and related terms, and promotes vocabulary growth by mastering one word daily with the example mutual as having the same relation to each other, illustrated by a quote about mutual adversity.
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