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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1935
Page
11
The piece presents dark cathedral window blues and greens with bold colors. It highlights cape ensembles and a navy one piece with green and white design. Shirring and a Peter Pan collar redefine frocks for travel and warm weather wardrobes.
Detour residents report heavy snows causing school bus cancellations between Keysville and Elmer Wolfe High School and drifted roads forcing detours. Temperatures dropped to 16 to 20 below, milk deliveries to Detour plant hampered, Fairfield Dairy crews kept open a Keymar route, while lingering car damage occurred on drifted streets. Local visits included Detour hosts for families from Keysville and Frederick, with social calls among the Wilhide, Mentzer, Coshun, Delaplane, and Stitely households.
Harney notes show Mrs Charles Myers and son Wilbur and daughter Dorothy plus York PA companion visiting her stepmother Mrs Martin Myers in Harney. Several locals ill or recovering from grippe. Funeral attendees and visits logged. newborn daughter for Nevin Ridinger at home.
In Emmitsburg on February 4 the Emerald Beneficial Society re elected officers for the year. Rev William J Groeninger is Chaplain J Frank Wivell is president George W Lingg is vice president Thornton W Rodgers is secretary J Henry Troxell is treasurer Bernard Peters is town steward Louis Goulkien is north town steward Henry Zurgable is marshal John H Rosensteel Jr is janitor. A card party by the Eastern Star drew about fifteen tables at Firemen’s hall. Burgess M J Thompson and Mrs Thompson were homebound with illnesses. Mrs Henry Cool suffered a dislocated shoulder from a fall and was treated by Dr Cadle. Edgar Mullen family moved from Tollgate Hill to East Main street property of Anthony Wirell.
Sam's Creek brief items list visits and gatherings among local residents. Mrs L I Alexander and daughter Bessie called on Mrs Charles Bair. Mrs Merton Engel, once housebound with grippe, is now able to go out. Mr and Mrs Clyde Warner and daughter Catherine visited Paul and Mrs Sherfey in Uniontown. Recent visitors at Mr and Mrs George Milier's home were listed.
A fashion note describes a pullover top with a boat neckline and long sleeves inspired by baby sweaters. Angora trim and left side embellishment appear, with hand fashioning and white angora accents. A sleeveless barrel-type sweater, hand sewn from zephyr wool, features ribbed edges and arm openings, ideal under coats or for spring sports.
Mrs. Merton Engel and daughters Jeannie are listed among social connections. Families of Mrs. L. Alexander and Misses Helen Bessie Franrinee Louise Snader along with Mr and Mrs Sterling Erb and Walter Erb also appear. Ira Smith of near here has been housebound for a week with grippe. Testle Alexander Louise Betty Green and Wilbur Green visited Mr and Mrs Talbot Alexander Edgewords.
Union Bridge events report a Taneytown Chamber of Commerce banquet attendance by Mr. and Mrs. Easterday and Mr. and Mrs. Town. Local residents Otis Devilbiss and Edward Titvilbtss are mentioned, with Marguerite Gaither visiting Baltimore. Health notes include Mrs. Leer with the grippe and Mrs. Senseney’s improving condition. A Baltimore evangelist Dr. George W. Gooke led a special meeting at the Methodist Episcopal church, aided by choir members. Mrs. Senseney’s illness is noted amid prayers. Social activities at St James Lutheran wrap up with refreshments.
A man named Lantzman was struck and killed by an automobile driven by Herbert J. Coss near Smithsburg on a Saturday night. The victim, about 26, was instantly killed with a fractured skull and broken neck. Investigators report Coss did not see the pedestrian and cannot explain the impact. The coroner led an inquiry as a verdict is awaited.
A long list of Frederick County Maryland properties with owners, descriptions, and tax totals. Entries include Lillian Preston, Walter Peach, Charles Pryor, Elmer and Nellie Roderick, Florence Spielman, Frank Sewell, Slate Co. Peerless, Jesse Smith, Samuel Steele, Chas Turnbull, Harry Tybryar, Nimrod Etzler, Chas Hill, Chas Hoffman, Edwin Lungren, Mrs Cornelius McDevitt, John J. Roderick, Harry Sheetenhlem, Harlen Summers, Hanson Thompson, Henry Thomas Sr, Margaret Woodward, Jennie Gladhill, Robert Tyler, and others with districts such as New Market Mt Pleasant and Tuscarora.
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