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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1937
Page
9
Sykesville reports a series of lectures by Sister Elspeth of the All Saints Sisters at the Diocesan House 105 W Monument Baltimore at 10 a m on Fridays. Other local items note legatee dies in Harveyville funeral at Linganore and several social events and gatherings across Sykesville and nearby towns.
Miss Ethel Ensor spent the weekend at Randolph-Macon College in Virginia. Miss Anna Hastings rents a Pilson apartment for summer. Dr Bixler entertained Blue Ridge college faculty Monday evening. Mrs Norman Meyers led Sunday school class on a picnic Saturday. Ruth Howe returns home for summer from teaching in the West. Mr and Mrs Guy Beker and son James visit Rev and Mrs Engler and family. Granville Roop and family visit parents. Preston Noop and family of Union Bridge also visit. New Windsor Homemakers monthly meeting held Monday night. Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church met at the...
A crowded scene themed around the Kentucky Derby opened amid brisk festivities. Local residents and extended families gathered as excitement built before a large crowd, with social events and community notices marking the day.
May 11 reports Mrs. L Alan DMN Guilford and Mrs. M F Cochran Boston visiting S D Senseney. Mrs Bechtel Michigan spent winter with her daughter then departed for home. Meredith and the former resident Mr and Mrs Lakarce near tower sent word of their plans.
About 250 members from Montgomery county homemakers clubs attended the annual Montgomery County Council meeting in Barnesville. Under President Mrs William Ward of Traquilah the program covered clothing exhibits home furnishings and group accomplishments. Reflections on Maryland churches by Mrs Lever Irna of Clarksburg and other features were presented as part of the event.
W. Paul Walker of Maryland spoke before the Rockville Chamber of Commerce advocating an early general reassessment to fix county tax inequalities. He presented a study of Montgomery County taxes and largely discussed findings from his investigation. The program excluded other business and focused on his remarks. In a separate matter, Judge Charles W. Woodward granted Spencer Wade Magruder an absolute divorce from Mary Victoria Magruder, citing desertion in April 1928. the couple married August 29, 1915 in Washington and have a grown daughter.
Union Bridge hosts May 8 gathering of Carroll Garden Club with song and remarks. Flower Show set for May 26 in the 4-H Club room, invites community participation. June meeting to feature Miss Marie Senseney. Members discuss hawthorn and Korean chrysanthemums and exhibit placements.
Mrs Earl Warner long ill confined to bed and hospitalized a day for observation at Frederick City Hospital. Visitors included Clyde and Catherine Warner, George Miller, Leighton Schneiders family, Ida Alexander at Edgewood, Sterling Cranmer, Chester Nusbaum and Yvonne, Gee Miller, Charles Ecker, Guy Carlisle, and William Frock families, with several calls noted in Sam's Creek and New Windsor.
Mayor N R Shoemaker reports a complete water system check found conditions satisfactory. He notes state roads officials will pursue repairs on a concrete road bed on Wet Fa are and . Frederick at reety, e Reb leaded Stepehudh' a in tree act. by will be presented.
Reckville May 10 Dr WL Ellicott seeks an $4,000 increase in the Montgomery County Health Department budget. The total proposed budget rises to $18,500 to meet growing health demands and water-related needs. The board will hear the proposal at its Tuesday meeting.
Fragmented report notes Mrs Simpson will revert to her maiden name Warfield after marriage changes. Scattered phrases reference Wallis Warfield, London, and legal acts but details are unclear in the corrupted text.
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