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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1943
Page
12
Dorothy Dix notes research shows marriage happiness rises with age. Only 25 percent of brides under 20 found marriage fulfilling, while 38 percent of those wed between 23 and 29 and two thirds of those aged 30 to 34 reported bliss. Older, mature women are portrayed as better wives and steadier partners.
The Wide Awake Class of Calvary Methodist Church was entertained at a chili supper on March 1 at 152 West Patrick Street hosted by teacher Mrs. Hammond Clary. A business meeting followed with Mrs. Elizabeth Mercer presiding and donations handled by Mrs. Lucile Tucker. The group adjourned to meet April 5 at Mrs. Mercer’s home with most of the members and one guest present.
Lucille Brewster, Evansville native, came to Hollywood seeking stardom but became the industry’s favored stand in writer. She notes, pens scenes for stars like Claudette Colbert and Jean Arthur, matching hands and nails to each star’s look while preserving continuity and saving time on set.
Union Bridge residents share wartime updates from Washington and abroad. J Stewart Bankert, Yeoman second class USNR, ordered outside the continental U S reports goodbye visits by family. Pvt Mehrl E Simpson now stationed at Fort McClellan. Wayne Green hospitalized with pneumonia in Frederick City. Brethren Aid Society members sew and quilt for Friends Society in Philadelphia. Several locals serve or train in the Army and Navy, with furloughs and hospital visits noted. Roy Alvin Wilson born to Mr and Mrs Ror Wilson. Bruceysie Eckard’s family in Union Bridge. Cadet Paul Spurrier visits home from Edgewood Arsenal. George Milles recovering after double hernia operation in Baltimore. Burnell Broadwater enjoying a 15 day furlough from San Antonio Army Air Field. Major operation for Mrs Monroe Wilson at Union Memorial Hospital.
Idaho P Dove son of Mr and Mrs John H Dove of Dickerson and brother of Mrs George A Roberts Bealisville has been in the service since August and is now stationed with the Army Air Corps not home since Christmas IM1AS.
The Crpiets Court notified seven persons to show cause by March 16 why the real estate of the late Vernon C. Wiles should not be sold and the proceeds distributed. Defendants include Calvin Norman D. Liihen Jesse E. John R Howard and Carl R Wiles. Petitioners are Beithe and Walter S. Wailes Mary E and Charles William Ramsburg Charles C Leona C and Catherine Wiles Elsie R Hugues Mildred L Eli Jacob Eli and Raymond S. Wiles.
Fragmented notes list notable historical dates and figures with scattered birth anniversaries and events from 1781 to 1999. It mentions Reheeva Grate, Scott’s hero, Dan, Rockne, Lincoln, and other names, plus birthdates and a June horoscope caution about selecting a male.
Mrs Dorothy Fowen of Mt Aire reports two brothers serving in the armed forces Pte W Kart Mount with the Band Abtidsiy at Deda wate and Po WT Edmond Mout with the Ara Ay Corps in Mississippi.
A garbled quiz on funeral etiquette asks how to behave around a bereaved family. It includes questions about attending, seating, flowers, and notes of sympathy, with suggested answers indicating caution and respect toward the deceased’s relatives and arrangements.
Roy E Weller and his wife deeded property to Lee Albert Stuttlemyer and his wife in the county for ten dollars. The record notes Alvin Heh Wise in the same county with a separate ten dollar consideration.
Mr and Mrs J Weldon Harper hosted a surprise birthday luncheon for James sixth anniversary at North Market Street. Guests included kindergarten staff and students Bettie Sandergill Sally Renn Sally Stevens Sandra Hunt Karol Kale Jaway Patricia Strosnider Carl Lane Irvin Reon Barbara Staley and Eller Smith.
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