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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1938
Page
11
A mother faces the dilemma of arranging a winter outing for her son James. Relatives argue over risk versus adventure, with Aunt Minerva warning of pneumonia and death while the father hesitates. James reveals positive weather reports and excitement, prompting the mother to decide to let him go.
Wolfsville notes many local visits and social events including Sensenbaugh relatives visiting Rhoda Sensenbaugh seriously ill in a Philadelphia hospital. numerous residents attend church services and social gatherings. a extensive list of weekend visitors, family visits, and a serenade for newlyweds John and Kline. community notices reflect lingering illness, travel, and church activities.
In Browningsville on Wednesday afternoon the Ladies Aid Society met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Burdette with good attendance. After the business session, entertainment followed and refreshments were served. Neighborhood visits were noted, including at the homes of Bealls, Barnes, Day, and Watkins. The Potomac Edison light line extension may begin soon, with new subscribers including Maynard Watkins and others.
Urbana Club met January 6 at 2 p.m. at the parsonage with Mrs. Lew Roesky presiding. Members discussed minutes, officer reappointment, committee reports, and welfare work. adjourned to January 26 at Way Inn. Mt. Pleasant Women's Club held its meeting with 13 members, presided by Mrs. McDevitt, opening with Juanta, and appointing members to recruit new clubs.
Mrs Bernard Gladhill, Mrs Etla Catsail, Mr and Mrs John Stupp and the Bennett brothers appear in a string of visits. Carol Marvitz stays two weeks with grandfather S W Broadhurst. Burdette, Watkins, and Day families gather for a turkey dinner. Dorothy Ray Day baptized with Rev Jaggers as guests. Antonia Hausen remains confined to her room but active. Albern Watkins and Belle Broadhurst of Bethesda visit town.
Phil H. Gold of Winchester Virginia was chosen president of the board of directors of the Eastern Central Fruit Growers Production Association at the annual meeting in Hagerstown Maryland. F W Richardson of Dover Delaware was elected vice president and J M Diehl of Chambersburg Pennsylvania as secretary treasurer. The group operates in Delaware Maryland Virginia and West Virginia and extends loans to fruit growers. The next meeting is set for January 24 at the home of Mrs John Culler.
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