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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1937
Page
10
In Newport Rhode Island the American and British Class J sloops race in pre liminaries for the America's Cup. British challenger Sopwith sails Podeivour 2 and Endeavour I with a crew including Mrs. Kaye Strickland Sopwith's sister-in-law and other experts aboard.
Foxville notes include church services next Sunday at 9 00 PM and Sunday school at 10 00 AM led by Rev C M Huddle. Howard Buhrovin returns from New York. Ralph Pryor visits grandparents Tracey and Cora Delauter. Miss Beulah and Miss Bese Ridenour visit the grandmother Mere Cora Ritenour.
June notices from Tjamsville include a Children Day service at 10 45 am by MM E Sunday School, an Aid Society meeting on Thursday July 1, and the annual Sunday School picnic set for Saturday July 17 on the church lawn. Residents visiting Baltimore and Phoenixville report recent trips and family events, including the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Marion England at Frederick City Hospital on June 9.
Mr and Mrs Charles E Moylan and son Charles of Baltimore called at their summer home here Sunday evening.
June social roundup from Hoopers Delight and nearby towns highlights visits from Baltimore guests and many family gatherings. Residents include Miss Moo Franklin and Mrs Fo Frank Quin, Jacob Gunn, Harry Farver and family, plus Miss May Farver. A Taylorsville festival drew a large crowd for old friends, with walks and visits noted throughout.
Nellie Comfort Martha Comfort and Augenta Beatty return to Chester after visiting Mrs Augustus Riggs Sr. Ellicott City High School graduates include Nancy Ridgely and William Stinson. A Philathea class gathering at Mrs Vernon Bennett’s featured munchooa and a scavenger hunt. Funeral services for J Howard Lynch were held June 17. Eldersburg Homemakers attended Rural Woman’s Short Course at College Park. Elizabeth Hara left for Blue Ridge Summit to work at Monterey Inn. Arthur Forsyth visited his mother in Baltimore. Mary Macy and H G Sloan visited New York relatives. J Fred Waesche hosted dinner with Walter Harris and Grace Riley. A marriage license was issued to George Miller and Yord Grimes in Ellicott City. Russell Hond and family vacationing with relatives in Shenandoah Valley.
Mrs James McDonald and Judge Knowles return to Philadelphia after visiting Mrs Knowles sister Mrs Ho Stinson. Miss Grice Stapley from Baltimore visiting friends in this vicinity. Mr and Mrs G Frank Flohr with guests Irma and Stewart Gates and Miss Evelyn Rends visit from Baltimore. Miss Vesta Sonith of Chevy Chase. Mrs Margaret Hinsley leaves University Hospital to recover at sister Mrs George DeVed’s home in Baltimore. George Flohr and family attend Western High School graduation for granddaughter Miss Mary Louise Reed, daughter of Mr and Mrs Murrell Reed, former Carroll County residents. Miss Ethel M Barnes becomes summer stenographer at Springheld State Hospital. Hill Melville takes position at Melville Woolen Mills in Oakland. Miss Betty Catling of Catonsville visits cousin Miss Elisabeth Warris on Springfield Avenue. Miss Mary Doogle of Frederick visits Miss Margaret Shipley for several days. Mrs Allen Frown and daughter...
Edith F Bell visits brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs Milton Mercnant in Dearborn Michigan. Rev Edward L Beall and wife recently left for Richmond Virginia to visit relatives. Eldersburg Homemakers Club met June 23 at the home of Mrs Harry Etter. Fer Allene Washington spent days at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur C Brown.
The Romary emperor Augustus paid 20,000 crowns for a talking crow that saluted him following his victory over Mare Antuny.
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