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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1938
Page
9
A compact column on infant development contrasts introvert and extrovert traits in babies. It argues patterns form early and a balanced mix makes a normal child. It advises avoiding overindulgence, over sympathy, or coddling while encouraging steady emotional growth. Copyright 1938 NEA Service. Inc.
March notes reveal several households planning moves within Mt Airy and nearby areas. Gendell and Byers families swap properties, Welsh, Green, and Main relocate, while driver lessees and milk shipping upgrades shape the community. Church groups and alumni mix with civic events as residents adjust addresses this spring.
The thirty fifth anniversary of the rural mail system inauguration in Washington County Maryland was marked by a gathering in Smithsburg with rural carriers and post office staff. Attendees included Max Hauver state president A R Yingling Henry B Simpson and W Myers. Retired carriers attending noted long service and changes from horse to autos to bicycles. Music by Smithsburg High School orchestra and a solo by Mr Davies of Boonsboro plus a post office quartet. Supper was provided by the Mite Society of a Smithsburg church.
A quiz style item asks why a prisoner recently gave a speech outside prison. It notes an ICC freight rate rise proposal and asks true false. It asks who lost a cruiser in a Mediterranean naval battle and which alliances Czechoslovakia aligns with. It also questions the BSS inch definition and length.
Mrs Henry G Hood plans a Thursday meeting with attendees including Mrs Robert Myers and Mrs David Gaver to discuss Care of Early Flowers. Mrs J Gilbert Nice left for Atlanta for several weeks visiting Mrs Rayburn Watkins. Dr and Mrs J Stanley Grabill OM Airy host guests. Mr and Mrs Thomas NoHan visit Florida for three weeks. Mrs L L Leggett and daughters Suzanne Patsy and Miss Ruth Straw return from Baltimore after visiting Mrs George Bannasch. Miss Dorothy Trobe of Western Maryland College visited cousin Mrs Norman Etzler. Alsofice Roberts visited his sister. Isadore Wilkins, local merchant, stayed at the Hotel New Yorker in NYC with others who fled a fire. He returned home after a three-day metro stay.
In Middletown on March 22, residents began moving as the annual spring flittings approach April 1. Among those relocating are Mr and Mrs Lawrence F Rudy who moved from their farm west of Middletown to Mrs O C Main’s West Main street property. Their son Ernest and family moved from the Main property to the farm west of Middletown, formerly occupied by his brother Ralph and family. The Tatter also relocated to the home farm.
In Thurmont on March 27 Raymond Creeger hosted the Homemakers club with three visitors present. Florence Sayler celebrated her birthday at Rocky Ridge with family and friends, cards, games, and refreshments. A surprise 17th birthday for Lester Wagaman occurred at Sabillasville, guests enjoyed meals and gifts. The Beacon Bible class planned a food sale, and Mt Ta bor Lutheran hosted an oyster supper.
Mr and Mrs Cyrus Cross Nickle moved Wednesday from the John P Grossnickle farm north of Middletown to a new property bought from Walter Lizer. Church Hill area residents Mr and Mrs Paul Adams, north of Middletown, have moved to the vacated farm.
An ad offers Artherol as a fast reliever for neuritis sciatica neuralgia and muscular pains. It promises money back if not satisfied and notes Artherol 35c size on sale at Williams Brig Store 12 West Market Street положении.
The undersigned offers the George Shaffer farm at 4% miles west of Frederick on the Rocky Springs Edgewood road. On Thursday March 24 1938 at 10 a.m. sale includes horses cows hogs harness tools farm equipment household furniture including a model T Ford and kitchenware plus 23 acres tillable real estate with barn and outbuildings and 10 acres of mountain land.
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