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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1938
Page
9
A 1938 NEA column argues divorce harms children and calls for pre divorce reflection. It urges tolerance, forgiveness, and parental authority to protect the child's welfare amid marital strain.
Mrs Fannie Smith and daughter visit Sykesville. Mrs Frank Greenwood to entertain Ladies Aid Society of Lisbon's E Church on February 10. Mrs Joseph Donovan recovering from car crash injuries in Baltimore Mercy Hospital. Gladys Johnson and Robert Smiroff guests of Mrs Frederick Show. to marry soon. William Hayes back clerking at Robert Day's Market after Ellicott City job. Frederick Show in Titusville Pa. Alpha Homemakers Club president Roscoe Frizzell hosted January meeting. Miss Manahan present. February meeting set for Mrs Earle Newcomer’s home February 17. Mr and Mrs Leo Howard hosted house warming. extensive guest list including Reverend W D Eye and others. Washington visitors William D Macey and Smead Alverd Jr. Grayson Brandenburg hired at Harris Department Store. Frank Hobbs convalescing at Springfield Hospital after University Hospital Baltimore. M L Dawson Lee and wife sailing from New York to West Indies for remainder of month.
McKenney surveys the Culbertson bidding rules focused on the strong opening three no trump. He explains the aims to show robust trump support, force opponents out, and allow a weak partner hand to bid. Illustrated example with a three spades opening and a takeout double showing typical defense and the potential for a grand slam.
Sally Ley of Hagerstown visits relatives and returns home. Lillian Kredl and sisters return from extended stay. Ernest and F. Swearingen, R. Smiths return from New York trip. Graceham visitor list includes Rubright and family from Philadelphia. Graceham resident convalesces after major operation. Local families from Thurmont Bear, Walkersville, Westminster visit. February 5 Apple Refomed Society hosts annual chicken and oyster supper in Town Hall. Thurmont High School junior class dance draws large turnout.
The Eldersburg Homemakers Club met Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs Teii Ruby, with her daughter Mrs Stewart Williams, hosting jointly. Twenty-one members attended, and their project was law related. The bilby meeting was held Sunday with Mrs Wilmer and Mrs Wesdlse Bust in attendance.
Taneytown residents exchanged Sunday calls at Mrs Grace Shreeve and Miss Margaret Shreeve homes. Mr and Mrs A T Gilmore and their son Howard also visited. John Case, patient at Frederick City Hospital since December, shows slight improvement.
In Taylorsville on Sunday February 5 the Sunday school begins at 10 o'clock, followed by preaching at 11. The meeting lists new church members: Mrs. Hobart Barnett, Mrs. Thomas Byers, Mrs. C. E. Wright, Mrs. James Warner, and many others. Visitors include Mrs. Elizabeth Barnes and Mrs. E. A. H. Barnes. Attendees from the area travel to events such as the Dairymen's meeting in Baltimore and St. Barnabas church card party at Sykesville. several anniversaries are noted.
Harney Bey co air and Mas Rusmend Estes spent Friday to Sunday with relatives and friends in Ansh and Gettysburg. Miss Ruth attended in Gettysburg, and Miss Plank hosted at her home with van Eyler and family. Mrs Alma Newcomer visited Fancy town Friday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Harvey Wine and sister. Williams Rutsigs and Aunt Haines with Shir fey Marshall attended a gathering to celebrate a birthday.
On the Pattinger Farm four miles west of Laberts town a public sale is set for Friday March 4 1930 at 10 o clock A M. The catalog lists 45 head of livestock including horses and colts cattle harness and hogs. machinery such as a McCormick Deering binder grain drill mower and other farm equipment. and household items antiques. A second livestock sale will occur the same day on the same farm featuring 25 head cattle and 50 hogs. Terms: credit on sums over 10 with note secured. cash for sums 10 and under. Public lunch and church facilities noted at the sale. Auctioneers Maurice D. Cruit and Harry Trout. clerk R L Kelly. Lunch privilege reserved at both sales for Chapel Lutheran Church.
A dense ledger of upcoming public and assignee sales across Frederick County including Cedar Grove Harmony Grove Walkersville Urbana Urbana and Jefferson with dates February 23 to March 26 plus multiple court house door auctions led by trustees and executors. Local resident names appear alongside sale locations and times in terse entries.
Doctors warn the greatest risk of appendicitis occurs in the second and third decades of life, with the most cases among people aged 19 to 29. Data stems from medical observations noted at the home visit of Dr. and Mrs. L. T. Shildt.
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