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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1937

Page

7

County League Clubs Clash Again Today

Middletown leads the Frederick County League and can clinch a second title with a win over Woodsboro at 3 p.m. in Lime Town. Woodsboro, led by Ralston LeGore and facing Alexander, must win to challenge. Mt Airy meets Emmitsburg at 2:30 p.m. with both clubs seeking top division berths. Yellow Springs plays Thurmont after Thurmont’s firemen event. last meeting produced a late Springfield rally for the win.

Middletown Woodsboro Lime Lawrence Dorsey Ralston LeGore North Carolina Alexander Mt. Airy Emmitsburg Yellow Springs Thurmont

Catoctin Netmen To Play Naval Officers In Clash

The Catoctin Country Club tennis team leads the second half of the Inter-Club League by a slim margin and hosts the Naval Officers Club from Annapolis Sunday at 2:30 on the Catoctin courts. Six singles and three doubles matches will decide the outcome as captain Dick Ramsburg leads players Bob Clapp Vic Palmer Buddy Radcliffe Max McCardell Adrian McCardell. Baltimore Country Club and Homeland Racquet Club challenge for position. The season ends next Sunday with Catoctin hosting Mount Washington.

Catoctin Country Club Naval Offcers Catoctin Dick Ramsburg Bob Clapp Vic Palmer Buddy Radcliffe Max McCardell Adrian McCardell Baltimore

California Vehicle Registrations Rise in Early 1937

California registered 2,377,260 motor vehicles in the first five months of 1937, a gain of 183,484 over the same period a year ago.

California

Greens Win Again In Mullinix Park Speedball Game

The Greens edged the Browns 24 to 23 Friday in Mullinix Park. The Browns fought hard and nearly overturned the lead as the tournament heads to a medal ceremony next week by the P A L of Baltimore. Brunswick notes list residents with travel, illness, and visits, including Gertrude Garrett in Frederick and many local families visiting relatives in Washington, D C, Elkton, and Purcellville.

Greens Browns Mullinix Park Baltimore

Bolivar Guests and Local Visits Highlight Weekends

Bolivar and vicinity saw numerous visits and gatherings as residents welcomed relatives from Long Island Nashville and Virginia towns. Several trips included Elkins Pittsburgh Annapolis and Purcellville with church events and a hospital stay noted for Yvonne Heck.

Thurmont Social News Highlights From Week of Aug 7

Local notes from Thurmont list visitors and travels including Mrs Harry Krone in York and Mrs George Zentz improving in Frederick City Hospital. Many residents hosted relatives from Baltimore Cumberland Chicago and Starnsville. A group toured West with Linnie McGuigan and friends from York Pa. A Memphis beauty course study and a Boys Sports Club gold medal honor for Ray Weddle Jr. are noted along with a new baby for Woodrow Wilson Smith of Mountaindale.

Thurmont Harry Krone York George Zentz Frederick City Hospital Cdr J. K. Gray Gray Maris H. L. Gilbert Balt Nore Lee J. Helbaugh M. S. Breizhner Cumberland G. R. Shaffer Walter Rice Ida Walter Sweeney Hagerstown Charles T. Blower Helen Harris William Hyattsville Emma A. Martin Flossie Bell Westminster Ella Winebrenner Mary Louise Rife Dayton Ohio Albert Rife Clarence Creeger Glenn Gall Frank Raddy A. H. Etzler Florence Creeger Stella Pow el I ‘Helen Eyler Ray Weddle, Jr Ray Weddle Thurmont High School Woodrow Wilson Smith Mountaindale

New Era Dawned as Plain Language Brief Succeeds

Washington August 7 AP A landmark move in legal practice as Jean M Boardman files a District of Columbia court brief in everyday speech. The client Mrs Leilla J Snyder waives ornate phrasing to claim relationship tensions during November 1933 while living in Arlington county Virginia.

Washington Jean M. Boardman Columbia Boardman Leilla J. Snyder Arlington County

Local Notes from Taneytown and Nearby Areas

Taneytown updates report visits and travel among residents and relatives. Ernest Cooley and Hazel from Detroit, plus Frank Crouse hosts on Mill avenue, host families include J W Witherow’s Fort Wayne trip and Marion cousins. Various residents undertake weekend trips to Bay Shore and Virginia via Skyline Drive, with several Washington D C connections and local moves on Westminster road.

Taneytown Ernest Cooley Hazel Detroit Mons Frank Crouse Mill Avenue J. W. Witherow Fort Wayne Ind Harry Nerville P. Shoemaker Aca Englar Skyline Drive Virginia Grace Witherow Washington, D. C

New Windsor Moves and Local Visits Include Many Arrivals

Aug 7. Prof Eaton and family moved from college property to their new home on Frederick Road just outside town. Truman Lambert and daughters Helen and Janet Mathias of Westminster depart for Betterton to join relatives for the weekend. Paul Benedict and wife moved into one of the Pilson apartments. Daniel E Englar and wife spent several days with daughter Mrs Paul Hult at Trevanion. Mrs Jennie Shepperd visiting Towson. Mrs R Smith Snander entertained at tea for Mrs Gist of Westminster. M J Albaugh of Thurmont visited Mrs M D Reid. William Borland and wife from Sam’s Creek visited Chas Nica demus and wife. Mrs Mollie Englar, recent West Coast visitor, returned home. Mrs John Barach and daughter moved from Linwood to Walter Barnes' apartment. Truman Lambert and family Rev Hays and wife and Mr Thomas Hays of Emmitsburg returned Monday after a two week Betterton stay. Misses Betty Roop and Betty Walters entered 4-H club exhibit and attended Westminster show Tuesday evening. Englar and wife of Ventura, Calif. visiting Daniel Englar and wife. Rev Mr Jays and wife visited his mother in Emmitsburg.

Brunswick Brunswick Gertrude Garrett West B Street Garrett Hayes Frederick H. E. McBride Robert Mary Jane Elkton L. B. McBride Brunswick Street D. Grove Horine Dolores Philadelphia G. Horine East Potomac Street William P. Hiller Washington, D. C Ella Jennings Vernon Cleveland Ohio Rose Barton Maryland University College Park Lucille Chambers George Washington Hospital James A. Chambers Great Lakes Emma Copeland Ruth Berryman North Beach Evelyn Copeland Joan E. Bittle J. F. Bittle C. C. James Tenth Avenue S. T. Hogan H. L. Brown Jo Ann North Mountain W. Va Florida Alfred T. Mills North Virginia Avenue Madison Wis Mills University of Wisconsin Justice Wm. H. Campbell Carman Karn Doylestown Carman G. Campbell Robert Cage Washington A. G. Horine Georgetown L. E. McBride C. W. Penner Detroit Mich Washington County Everette Norris Pleasant Valley Penner Harry Abramson Myer Kaplan Rosemont Geo. E. Ambrose Thomas Carter Weverton Clayton E. Orrison Elizabeth Coffman Shewbridge Lexington Schnauffer Hospital C. R. Thompson Ella Minor Wilbur, Smith Braddock Heights Wanda Ambrose William English Lovettesville Earl Strailman Edward Kirby Nashville, Tenn Harpers Ferry Bolivar J. L. Eackles Jay James Mann Hillsboro H. C. Filler Marvin Filler Dorothy Lovettsville Roy Butts Eula Shewbridge Ante Pearl Messer Germantown Ariah Mae Eackles Howard O'Brien Neersville Lewis Beek Yvonne Heck Brunswick Clara Turner al Jen Betty Hage Town O. A. Ryman George Noland Luke, Md F. J. Hall Lena Hall J. W. Ramshill Hall Dorothy Edwards Washington, D.C Lewis Beck Kate Marlatte Truman Roper Charles Town Dow Strider Elkins Strader John Snider Myrtle Kline Jessie Murphy Pittsburgh Walter Jenkins Purcellville Charles David Dudrow Walter Dudrow Donald Eackles Harry Graves Phil DeLawder Annapolis Frank McDonald Military Academy James Daily Elma Shoemaker Vivian Shoemaker Alice Alexander Thornton Shoemaker Norman Devilbiss Clarence Harner Bay Shore James Fisman Cora Duffera Middle Street William Kiser Eleanor Kiser Harrisburg Bessie Kiser Thomas Tracey Vernon Stiely Robesonia O. DB Sell George Baumgardner Westminster Road Baltimore Street W. E. Ritter Richard Dailey Anna Zinn Richard Mohler Anna Jane J. A. Angell Zinn New Windsor Prof. Eaton College Frederick Road Truman Lambert Helen Janet Mathias Westminster Betterton Paul Benedict Pilson Daniel E. Englar Paul Hult Trevanion Jennie Shepperd Towson R. Smith Snander Gist M. J. Albaugh Thurmont M. D. Reid William Borland Sam’‘s Creek Chas Nicademus Mollie Englar West Coast John Barach Linwood Walter Barnes Hays Thomas Hays Emmitsburg Rbetterton Betty Roop Betty Walters Miss Off the Englar Ventura Calif Daniel Englar Jays

Misses Toyper return from Wilkes-Barre vacation

In Emmitsburg on Aug 7 reporting that the Misses Helen and Adele Toyper have returned from a vacation with relatives in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania. Also noted is Inhn Stokes of North Tonawanda New York spending his vacation at the home of Mrs. J. Henry Stokes and Mrs. FBI. TWighee spent several days with her son-in-law and daughter the Reverend and Mrs. Claude

Wyoming Cherry Valley John Sullivan Pennsylvania Wilkes-Barre New York Canada Detroit Elmira N. Y Sullivan Emmitsburg Helen Adele Toyper Inhn Stokes Tonawanda J. Henry Stokes FBI Twighee Claude

Fruit Juices Now And Make Jelly Later

College Park May Aug 6 Miss Margaret Mc Pheeters extension nutrition specialist advises canning fruit juices for jelly later with no sugar and little water. Use three fourths ripe fruit and one fourth under ripe for peeling. currants and raspberries berry varieties rich in pectin jelly well this year. Can juice while currants are plentiful and later combine with other juices to form excellent jelly.

College Park Margaret McPheeters University of Maryland Extension Service

Social visitors and weekend guests listed in community notes

Carl Jefferson and Miss Constance Harner Frederick visit friends in the area. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Kirwan Zora host weekend guests including Kirwan's son Donald from Newark. Howard Martz and daughter Betty visit Waynesboro. Maurice Kahn Eugene and Jeannette Kahl in Baltimore. Luther Kugler and son Kenneth and Sonny Montgomery hosted by Mrs. B. F. Stansbury near Emmitsburg with Miss Mary Conner. Thomas Overman of Richmond spending week with Valerie Overman.

Carl Jefferson Constance Harner Frederick W. W. Kirwan Zora Kirwan Donald Newark N. J Howard Martz Betty Waynesboro Maurice Kahn Eugene Jeannette Kahl Baltimore Luther Kugler Kenneth Sonny Montgomery Emmitsburg B. F. Stansbury Mary Conner Thomas Overman Richmond Valerie Overman

Postman Riches: 406 Pipes In Quiet Collection

W. J. Richards aged 62, a Alliance Ohio postman, eyes a pension in 1940 while proudly displaying a collection of 406 pipes. He notes he smokes about 10 different pipes daily, all in good smoking order.

Handcraft Exhibition Held At Baker Park

A handcraft exhibition was held at Baker Park Thursday afternoon under Miss Geral dine Kreh. Displays included boats, sewing, crocheting, carving, knitting, rugs, and drawings with prizes awarded. Scrapsbooks by children were exhibited and later sent to Montevue for distribution. Prizes went to Betty Lee Dorsey, Joe Royal, Hunter Bowers, Irene Routeahn, Betty Lee Dorsen, Gloria Freese, Anna Mantes, Frances Walstee, Tom Benson, and John Burteig among others. sponsored by Otis Kina's Dairy and local facilities.

Baker Park Geraldine Kreh Secup Benks C. W. Gregory Carel L. Etchison Spencer Stull Montevue Betty Lee Dorsey Joe Royal Othe Hunter Bowers Ao Sail Boat Irene Routeahn Betty Lee Dorsen Goria Freese Anna Mantes Frances Walstee Tomms Bennett John Burteig Otis Kina Robert Eichel

Playground Hobby Show Set After August Race

A lunar race announced for August 12 by a playground rounds supervisor will lead to a closing hobby show in the armory on August 20 featuring crafts and exhibits by children and volunteers including Keefer Stull Gerber, Hunter Bowers, and Mary Mintz with entries in scrap book crochet dolls carving knitting sewing drawing and more.

Edith Blumenauer Mary Ellen Nusz Charles Bowman David Bowman Elma Hann Bowers Armory

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