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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1937
Page
3
A reflective essay compares trees and children, noting how freedom, space, and treatment shape growth. Individual trees mirror human development from infancy to adolescence, with examples of larches, ash, and walnuts showing how crowding, pruning, or neglect affect form and health, paralleling personal scars and resilience.
The Carroll Garden Club met at Mrs. Preston Myers home in Uniontown on August. Members shared preferred flower blends during roll call and approved a one dollar payment to Miss Marie Senseney for lantern use. News of members travels and visits followed with several towns mentioned including Baltimore York and Hagerstown as residents enjoyed vacations and gatherings.
Fragments report numerous visits and travels in Maryland and nearby towns. Mentions include Frank Rowe ill after a heart attack, Reba Snader and Catherine Gladhill on trips, Jac ob Kintz visiting Frederick relatives, Earl Arnold surveying apple refrigeration, and multiple arrivals from Baltimore and Washington to stay with or visit local families.
A traditional clapboard residence in Derry New Hampshire features an old-fashioned white picket fence for privacy. The design by Malcolm C. Mackenzie includes a sunroom off the kitchen, a downstairs lavatory and ample closet space, with the plan selected by Architectural Forum in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Grimes hosted Sunday visitors Mrs. Jesse Baker and daughter Mrs. Neal Seals of Cabin John. Grayson Stevens traveled to Hershey Pennsylvania. Geo W. McComss and Jane McComas spent the weekend in Harford county. Carroll James of Hagerstown visited Mr. and Mrs. Alan Long. W E Glanville and Rae Glanville dined with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Burkhart. Mrs. Alan Long’s little dog was struck and killed by a car Sunday afternoon.
The Francis X. Elder post of the American Legion and auxiliary meet in Emmitsburg on August 11. They plan a picnic for August 22 at Friends Creek Camp, with James Alvey John H Rosenteel Jr C C Cambs and W L Harthagen in charge. Charles D. Gillelan joins the post and two delegates receive travel expense funds to the state convention in Hagerstown.
Detour detour notes record Archie Fogle and family visiting Mrs S R Weybright in Baltimore. Gloria Hoover visits her mother Elizabeth Hoover in kK. Ruth Yoder and Margaret Withide attend an art course at College Park Maryland. Ladies Aid Society of the Church of the Brethren meets at Rocky Ridge. Claude Kimmey and wife stay at Forest and Stream Club camp. Allen Bentz moves from Albauch farm, long employed by Dr M W Shorb, to Harney.
Harney Harney August 10 Misses and Mrs. Spangler of Littlestown Pa visit son Dalbert and family near Harney. Mrs. Ernest Beaver improving under care. St Pauls church Ladies Aid Society met in Sunday school room with devotional led by president. Secretary Chas Shildt read a letter thanking the society for 65 dollars paid toward a church extension wall. Recitation and songs performed by Rosella Shriver, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fink and daughter Katherine, Treva Ridnger read, Charles Paul Shriver gave the benediction. Mrs Emma Smith visiting nearby.
Aviation editor Devon Francis reports on twin-row radial engines powering the next Atlantic crossing aircraft. Four 1500 horsepower motors will sit in the wing leading edge, burning 190 to 200 gallons of gasoline per hour. The design reduces vibration and drag, with engines built to boost long-range air travel and extend performance for military and commercial craft alike.
Edgar Staub spends time with Mr and Mrs George Claybaugh while Mr and Mrs Quentin Ecken attend the Seabranch reunion near town. Henry III favored death emblems and ordered the death head and cross bones on his book bindings.
Washington Austin government experts raised their crop yield estimates for corn wheat oats and other major crops above average by about 4 percent. Roosevelt said new crop central actions may be needed before approving farm programs and stressed control of crop surpluses.
A report from Sabillasville notes Mrs Boulate Stull of Creagerstown suffered a wrist fracture after a fall while visiting the State Sanitorium at Sabillasville. No other injuries were listed and condition described as not serious.
Patient taken to the office of Dr ML Al Virely in Thurmont where a fracture was reduced by the physician.
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