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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1938
Page
4
Princess Babs daughter of Sir Charles Brooke arrives in New York greeted by her mother as part of four notable weekly arrivals. The piece lists numerous social names and events including Miss Ethel Gel... and a birth announced for a couple near Herve. The article globes high society scenes with names, places, and social happenings.
Feb 4 report details a church and social gathering in Emmitsburg Frederick and surrounding counties. Names like Louise Sebold and Miss Posey appear among organizers and attendees. Projections note a February 12 completion date for a text message and ongoing plans for exhibits and community sewing shows.
Lovettsville Virginia February notes include Dr Roz Bell from Hagerstown visiting his mother Mrs Ella Bell, and Mrs Bell recovering from grippe. Mrs Edward Myers recovering from illness. Local property sale of T. Corrison to Mr and Mrs Harvey Waldron. Mrs Robert Washington returned from Fredericks City hospital. Numerous weekend visits and gatherings listed among families, with guests from Adamstown Brunswick Leesburg and Garrett County.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at Valentine’s Day warnings and the idea that girls wait for Leap Year. It mentions Valentine customs, romance themes, and rumored scenarios about suitors or dating tactics, with stray references to a Santa and campaigns for girls to send something to “Trevre mot” waiting for Leap Year.
Mrs Susan Danner at home improving while Mrs Etta Graham stayed with sister Mrs J W Tart in Neersville. Elbert Everhart and wife visited Winchester, Jr and Mrs Minor James of Waterford spent with Mr and Mrs R R Mgers. Mrs James recovers from months long illness. T P Hickman and Miss Mam Thilbrick of Washington visited his mother. W R Beatty of Richmond and Bernard Williams of Arlington spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs LOW. A birthday dinner for Mr J W B Shu January 27. Billy Sick employed at Peeples Crug Store in Washington ill at home. Mrs ER George ill at Lanham home. Mrs Raviene Frye nursing. Mrs Martha Jt of Kensington Md spent weekend with children. Miss Ade Conard returns from Schnaufer hospital after appendix operation. Florence George visiting Elia Householder. T W Werner and wife visited Shepherdstown Saturday.
Catoctin Country Club stockholders and directors elected new officers at a Thursday night meeting. Dexter Freces Petrott was chosen president, succeeding a three year term holder who retired from presidency. Peter W. Chichester was elected vice president, Alvin G. Quinn secretary and assistant treasurer, and Romer D. Osh treasurer. Five directors were elected: Dr. James A. Leng, Dr. Charles E Broadrep, Dr. W. E Trash, Robert Osburn, and FP. W. Chichester. Existing directors include RE Town, Ao Sars Eichison, B. L. Wardell, William B. Leicher, Francis Petrots, Mr. Croghan, and FLW. Harnwell. The club reported 163 members, and the 1937 season plans include golf and tennis with an opening in April.
The Reverend W. J. Compher of Del Rio is making a brief hometown visit to see relatives in the community. Edith Bruin has returned home after visiting her brother.
A Charles Town West Virginia man was arrested by State Officer D. J. Teomesen after attempting to pass two bad checks at Frederick City Hospital on Tuesday afternoon. He was taken to Medtech Hospital for observation, with doctors noting possible delirium or drug effect. Authorities will verify if he is named on related Cumberland Hospital charges and pursue further investigation.
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