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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1931
Page
9
The Second Period ban on hats influences fashion as steel buckles reappear on shoes bags and hats. Fancy cut buckles appear on couch pumps and opera pumps with instep buckles, matching accessories in bronze tan and black suede tones.
The item notes speculation by the district about who will head Nebraska water affairs. References to public figures, possible successors, and political maneuvering are mentioned as the community awaits a decision from state authorities.
Barnesville notes the St Marys Catholic vacation school for three weeks ends with excellent attendance. The annual Barnesville church picnic is planned for Wednesday August 12 with dinner and supper and pavilion activities. Dr Gough recovers from a car accident near Lime Kiln. Mrs Gough and Miss Stone sheet and Miss Gott plan a Boston boat trip. Mrs Burroughs of Baltimore visits Barnesville Poolesville relatives. Miss Laura Virginia Davis visits Baltimore this week.
Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs O W McBride included Mrs George McBride and Mr and Mrs Cramble from Baltimore. Also present were Mr and Mrs Leonard Reress, Leroy McBride and family, and the McBrides children from Frederick.
Report lists Mr Airy and Mrs John Bilax with S E Mariz and Lb Mariz at Mt Airy, plus Mrs Marla Stottlemyer and Annie Jane Jackenh of Virginia. The group includes Paul Greet, Union Bridge, and William Beaver of Baltimore, who quip about wealth with a remark on a $590 000 yearly income.
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