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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1949
Page
3
Edwin P. Jordan warns whooping cough can be serious across ages, especially in infants and the elderly. The piece outlines exposure timing, symptoms, and the need for rest and nutrition, plus the vaccine's role in protection. It also explains nervous exhaustion as a vague term for emotional strain effects and its varied symptoms.
A Sunday evening gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Martin Kaas Jr plus family hosted refresh ments for numerous relatives from Thurmont Taneytown Bonneauville and Baltimore. Residents mentioned include Rita Kaas Lillian Gelwicks and Ervin Miller with updates on his army furlough and reenlistment.
Ice floes crush Kansas House and son Mark from Philadelphia visited on Saturday. Lewis and Alice Kelly and Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Eckenrede were present. Mrs. Hazel Caldwell spent the weekend in Alexandria Virginia. Miss Thelma Cool and Miss Doris Muench were in Baltimore on Saturday. Mrs. Grace Saffer celebrated a birthday February 4 in quiet observance. Dr. and Mrs. Melvin Levin of Baltimore announce the birth of a son on February 20 named Sheldon. The Entre Nous sewing club met Tuesday evening at Mrs. E. L. Higbee with attendees including Mrs. Joshua Woinerd and others. Mrs. Clarence Wadelster joined her siblings.
In-law Mr and Mrs David Geese of Waynesboro Pa planned a trip to Reading Pa to spend the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs E Geeseman. Mr Peppler’s family noted a new birth at Rapid City hospital. Sunday devotions at St Josephs Catholic church feature a Discussion of Religious Topics at St Euphemia’s Wall. A Woman’s Club game afternoon is set for March 10 at Mrs Rupert Gillelano’s home. Francs X Elder Post No 121 Avaihary held a meeting at Poss home with a treasury balance of 20867 and Mrs Richard Yoemans named refreshment chair with Mrs William Topper assisting.
March 25 birthday party planned for the Legionnaires with a birthday anniversary noted. At the March 1 Francis X. Elder post meeting the doctor bill for Jack Rosensteel was approved and he will be out for about six weeks after an injury in a Legion basketball game. The post will cover injuries to players in post sports. The Cancer Drive raised 83 dollars, with 147 attendees at a February 25 stag party. Fourteen new members bring total enrollment to 175. Beedlebum Girl Scout Patrol hiked to Indian Lookout and Mount St. Mary's Grotto. leaders listed. Mrs George W. Green named chair of Emmitsburg Red Cross Drive with a long assisting list. Emmitsburg Lions Club met February 28. speaker spoke on farm co operatives. a de Neious baked ham dinner served. Thurmont Lions delegation attended. Charter and Ladies Night set for March 15 at Camp Cozy. Emmitsburg Lions to hold family night March 14. St Joseph's High School and St Euphemia's students contribute to the Mother Seton contest sponsored by St Joseph's College. awards totaling 150 dollars funded by Auxiliary Bishop McNamara.
Chinese premier donates equal sums to each committee of the Sisters of Charity for contest prizes. The competition awards six winners, three from secondary schools and three from elementary schools, with prizes split evenly between the two levels.
Weather data notes no precipitation in the last 24 hours and March totals. temperatures yesterday and a year ago. The Adamstown School PTA holds its regular meeting March 10 at 7 30 pm with president Donald Gearinger presiding followed by entertainment from the Dutch Band and cake walks. Horned toads may puff or deflate themselves.
Frederick Maryland newspaper page dated Wednesday March 9 1949 features local items, society notes, business notices and brief reports from city and surrounding area highlighting community events and local developments.
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