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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1937

Page

7

June Heat Near All Time Record In Frederick County

June first brought extreme heat to Frederick County with official readings near 96 degrees, matching the hottest starts since 1934 and second only to a 97 degree peak in 1925. An unexpected rain shower cooled Brunswick briefly from 96 to 48 degrees, while no heat prostrations were reported. The city’s social pages list numerous visits and gatherings across nearby towns as residents coped with the brief scorch.

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Social notices from New Market and area visitors

Residents and visitors gather in New Market and nearby towns as Mr and Mrs C Eldred Falconer of Baltimore spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs W E Falconer. Eliza Maynard and Frank Downey visit from Sandy Springs, Eleanor Maynard and Newton Maynard arrive from Washington, DC. Mrs Arnold Dean and William Burgess visit relatives in town, Eleanor Schaeffer Alisa Rae Glanville and Frank Carpon from Baltimore spend weekend with W E Glanville, and Mrs Stanley Kellog visits from Detroit. Mrs Fred Coals of Parksburg and Miss Rachel Ruecell host relatives. Newton Seitz and daughter Patricia of Baltimore visit the rectory. Mrs Edwin Waters, Mrs Frank Wilson and Barbara and Mrs Uriah Griffith and Elizabeth from Lawtonville attend gatherings near town with Mr and Mrs Tacon Hammond and Mr Stettlewepe.

Eliza Maynard Frank Downey Sandy Springs Eleanor Newton Maynard Washington, D. C Arnold Dean William Burgess Eleanor Schaeffer Ailsa Rae Glanville Frank Carpon Baltimore W. E Glanville Stanley Kellog Detroit Michigan Mev Tra Arnold Fred Coals Parksburg Penna Rachel Ruecell Mace Rachel Russell Harry Ruecel Edwin Waters Frank Wilson Barbara Mere Uriah Griffith Elizabeth Ail Lawtoneville Tacon Hammond Thease Neete Gray Stattinmyer Herr

Birth notices from Bolivar and surrounding areas

Bolivar and nearby communities report multiple births including a daughter to Ellsworth and wife on Saturday morning in Bolivar and a son born to Howard and his wife. Other items note visits by Mrs Jamie Webb and daughter in Cumberland, a local high school faculty member attending commencement, and additions to homes in Bolivar and nearby counties.

Bolivar W. Va Ellsworth McConnell Howard Marlatte Strader Elkins Jamie Webb Jessie Hawks Cumberland S W Staubs Lowery Richmond Rose Kreumandahl Ted G “Rermehae Bink Centrar Stanley Fdna Orame Juliet Hine Washington Fannie Orame John Edswards Harpers Forex Frank Sonird Daugherer Alice Batts Laudoun County Roy Butte Jon Clifton Cthering Mies Anna ‘Tazy Cary Hill

Sykeaville name garbled transit note

Readable fragments describe a transport route to Redgate with names and roles unclear. The OCR yields inconsistent spelling and missing facts, preventing a clear report of persons, places, or events.

Sam's Creek Social Notes From June One

Sam's Creek entries record visits among neighbors near Oak Orchard and New Windsor. Mrs Mer ton Engel and daughter Jeanne call on Mrs George Gorstich. Mr and Mrs Sterling Craw mer visit in-law relatives. Bethel McE church Ladies' Aid hosted by a committee. Paul May and family hosted visitors. George Miller household hosts Virard and Sterling Fre. Oscar Heiner and others travel to Baltimore. Clyde Warner and Catherine dine with Mr and Mrs Charles Uhrtmare. family greetings and small gatherings noted.

Sam’s Creek Sam‘s Creek Merton Engel Jeanne George Gorstich Oak Orchard Sterling Crawmer Walter Crawmer Jordans Metreat Bethel Mce Verneeday Paul May Breaerick Mroo Tra Smith George Miller Sterling Oscar Heiner Con Flovid Pleasant Vatlow Frank Stitely Charlee Zell New Windsor George Muller Baltimore e-Mr Clyde Warner Catherine Paul Sherfes Charles Wuhrtmare Ratt Merny A Fegat

Taneytown notes on local figures and events

Taneytown on June 2 reports Mr and Mrs George Martell recently remarried bringing three children. In Baltimore Rey A T Sutlife Wilmer Nae Carroll C Hess. Walter Bower and William Naity attended May 24 Brotherhood meeting linked to the 17th annual Maryland Synodical Brotherhood convention. Rev A T Sutcliffe pastor of Trinity church and William Narlle attended the 118th Maryland Synod convention May 24–26 in Trinity Lutheran Church Baltimore. Playground committee seeks funds with favorable response.

Taneytown George Martell Charles Martin Annie Gries Milda Baltimore Rey A T Sutelife Wilmer Nae Carroll C. Hess Walter Bower Wiliam Naitle Brotherhood Bate Maryland Synodical Brotherhood A. T. Sutcliffe Trinity Church William Narlle Maryland Synod Trinity Lutheran Church

Local Social Roundup in Wolfsville and Nearby Homes

June notes from Wolfsville and nearby towns record visits and weekend guests. Mrs Sallie Frey and daughter Beulah of Smithsburg join Mr and Mrs Mellil Backtell and daughter Jute of Hagerstown. Mr and Mrs John Palmer and children visit Waynesboro relatives. Curth Gouker and Atlee Gouker of Frederick visit Mrs Curth Gouker. Reese and Howard Reese families from Beaver Creek stay with friends. Col Auer of Washington, DC is among week end guests at the Wolfe home.

Donald Miller Chester Miller O.A Webb Camp Hill Viola Webb Wyndham Wilmening Crim Summit Point JK. Griabb Richard Shewbridge Charles Smith Brunswick J W. Cole Cumberland E. L. McCormick Charles Wiseman Nellie Shippensburg George Fritts Baltimore Bolivar O. A. Ryman Mt Jackson William Grove Washington Claude Wentzell J. R. Derry Jeanette Musoe D. C J. W. Derry C. E. Webb Raymond Myers Purcellville Walter Challenger Breckenridge Hamilton Albert Ainsworth Bollyar Frank Aliaworth Lester Webb Alice Ryan Loman Takoma Park Fannie Blair Campbell Shenandoah Junction Raymond _ Riley Harpers Ferry Memorial Hospital Winchester John Mills Hevneniel Sarah Greenwall Sandy Hook Loudoun County Tees Lye Dery Harry Malicoat Edith Bonini Genevieve Helle Haeler oOf Red Kings Daughters Hospital Martinsburg Mary Beek Charles Town Robert Allport Nellie Timanus William Hobbs University Hospital D. W. Cauthorn David C. Watson Lothian Peabody Conservatory Henry Clarke Aliss Dorothy Clarke Wilmer R. McCardell Earl Luhn Frederick Ellicott City Elmer FE. Lee King Horner Haltimore Frank Greenwood Fannie S. Smith Mise Danner Doughoregan Manor Howard County George F. Howes Woo Hatfield Wpper Agron Evans Eve Duncan Gulls Ira Evans Charles Harman New Windsor Holmes Lockard Wolfsville Sallie Frey Beulah Smithsburg Mellil Backtell Hagerstown DP Warrenfeltr John 1 Palmer Waynesboro Palmer John Palmer Sirs Curth Gouker Atlee Gouker Samuel Reese Howard Reese Familly Beaver Creek Leon Gouker Wolfe Col Auer Washington, DC C Bruce Piser Dorothy Mat Ion Rhoderick Mor-gan Erdman Pittsburgh A E Hoover Nora Rosensenbaugt Innie Shuff Elvin Stottlemyer Garnetta Bol Shui

Stottlemyers Host weekend guests and local services

Vera Rudy and John Stottlemyer of Middletown and others from Baltimore and Washington gathered at Braddock Height and Cavetown for Sunday visits. A memorial service by the Girls' Guild occurred at the Reformed church in Cavetown, with flowers from Mrs Clara Payne.

Vera Rudy San John Middletown Mere William Troxell Graceham Vira Donald Stottlemyer Phulladelphia Huth Westminter Mies Charlotte Watter Revingld Stottlemsyer Baltimore Tale Stottlerayng Edith Wolfe Mas Olle Rosenberry Braddock Height Mere Stottlemyer Dora Irene Mabel Burver Walter Wolfe Maller York Pa Reformed Church Girls’ Guild The Cavetown J. W. Warrenfelts Olia Stottlemyer Clara Payne Tate Santee

Bakers raise prices to cover costs in inflation hit market

The report notes bakers plan price increases after a 19 percent wage rise affects costs. Bakers contemplate adding the raise to cake and cream puffs to avoid provoking housewives. The piece also briefly mentions Mexico’s economy focusing on agriculture and stock raising.

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