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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1938
Page
6
Shaky readable fragments sketch a tale of Rexter Giver rising by his own rules, wealth and ethics forged anew, a desperate Judith, and Reuters plotting a future linked to the Good legacy. Gary Brent and Edith appear in personal ties as tension builds toward an unclear outcome.
Reuben faces a looming oil downturn as Clem Rogers warns of a financial and romantic reckoning. Judith’s wedding plans and a life in Maryland clash with rumors of dwindling fortunes at Sutie Justis, testing love, loyalty, and the couple’s future.
Miss Mary Catherine Compher and brother John visited grandmother Mrs. Donnie Compher after school. Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. H W Hickman and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Compher. Several families are moving this week among them Ernest Ridgeway and J B Jennings. Other visitors include Beallsville Md residents and Tom Heskett from Rippon W Va. Also Mrs Rex Fry of Washington visiting sick mother Mrs J R Myers.
Mark J Nagusky discusses Arthur S Goldsmith of Cleveland as the only Midwestan on the 1937 All American bridge teams. In a featured hand Goldsmith as West doubles the field with precise play to make a game of spades and diamonds, earning top score and the title he pursued for years.
Residents and families from Clarendon and surrounding towns spent weekends visiting relatives and hosting guests. Notable gatherings included Mrs. Chrinn and Mrs. Putman with daughters Elaine and Faith, visits by Beatty and Filler families to Washington, and multiple trips to Leesburg Frederick and Westminster. Several relatives remained ill or traveled, with hospital notes for Mabel Fry and Harvey Lynn.
Emmitsburg updates note Mrs M K ODonoghue leaving the Emmit House apartment for Frederick road home. Sprenkle family moves to former Shorb farm in Liberty township now owned by Charles Goulden. Catherine Rotering visits Baltimore. Mt St Marys and St Johns Annapolis plan an April debate on NLRB arbitration for all industrial disputes led by coach Prof Kilcullen. Hobbs family of Pikesville visited.
Winfield dispatches report Mrs. Stella Hoffmann visiting at home. George Conaway visited his father Edward Conaway at Woodbine Heights. Mrs. Edgar Pickett Effie Grossaickle and Mrs. George Conaway spent an afternoon in Westminster. Anna Lee Frizzell has returned home from Frederick city Hospital. Mr and Mrs Frank Clark and daughter of Westminster were guests at the Boot home and others visited Westminster. Harold Myers and family were guests of his parents in Westminster.
Mr and Mrs Robert Cairnes of Connect cut visited the Roop grandparents in New Windsor. The high school annual is set for April 7 with a production titled Leva Rivers. On April 8 St Pauls M E Church will show the film Te Nights in a Bar Room at 739 p m. Mrs Edward Bixler visited Washington DC for a peace conference. Grace Mattieson spoke to the age school about WCFU activities. Grace Reinehart also being noted.
Sirs W. Cora Stouffer and Mrs Marie Thompson spent a day in Baltimore with visits to local sites and engagements noted in a brief social column.
A fragment notes varied sweetening and lemonade making ideas. Mentions honey as sweetener and lemonade from lemons with hot water, hinting at a basic refreshment prep. The casual tone suggests household tips rather than a full recipe or article.
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