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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1937
Page
3
May 13 items list Sunday visitors from Frederick Myersville Hagerstown and Baltimore areas. Families and individuals mentioned include Shuff Routzahn Mays Warrenfelte Warrenfeltz Palmer Slinker and others. Church events and social gatherings noted with debates music and services plus several local greetings and minor illnesses.
Miss Mary Meten Franklin spent Sunday afternoon with Bertha Condon. Mr and Mrs Edgar Kyler and sons Edgar and George visited Linwood in the Drach home. Michel Jenkins called on his peers in town.
Lime Kiln Maryland May 14. Residents and visitors are listed with family visits and travel. Gertrude Colliflower, patient at State Sanatorium Sabillasville, recently spent a week with her parents. Several local residents, including Aubrey Mortimer and others, are mentioned in hospital, travel, and social contexts.
May social notes from New Market highlight Mrs Chamberlain wife of Parke Chamberlain a New York lawyer and her sister Miss Rena Hubbell visiting Mrs W E Glanville. Frederick and Baltimore visitors and local moves include Mr and Mrs Geo W McComas moving to their newly purchased home here.
Mrs J Newton Seltz is in Baltimore nursing updates. Mr C A L Downey and Mr Stull Kemp spent Monday in Baltimore. Mr and Mrs J Melville Cromwell moved to Ad town today. Mrs Virginia Bett spends the week in Baltimore Washington DC and Gaithersburg. Miss Virgie Baker Miss Virginia Coughlin and Mr Edgar Baker spent the weekend with Mes Dorothy Leatherwood Muss Margaret Roop and Mr Donald Roop in Baltimore. Mr Edgar Stevens of the Uniefor spent ake parents. Me Murray Kindley Mes Sponseller Mr Lee Kindles and Mr Win Phobus were in Baltimore Sunday. Mr and Mrs LeRoy Hutton announce the birth of a daughter at Frederick C? Hospital Monday morning.
Copperville and nearby communities share a string of family visits and gatherings. Mrs. William Stambavah and children of Detour visited her parents with Mrs. Charles Deberry at the pl ace. Several residents mark Mother's Day with relatives including Emma J. Layman near Thurmont and Mrs. James Little in Westminster. George Martel and Ross Skyles are among those seen with local families as other visits occur among residents of Westminster and Sparrows Point.
May 14 Moth ers Day program held at Church of the Brethren Sunday night. Mrs. Clyde Morningstar and Mrs. Sunafrank of Marston hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ester and family. Winfield Grimes and John Yingling visited Edwin Stitely family. Lewis Barnes hosted by May family Fred and Ralph Barnes Cherick and Doris Oak Orchard. Miss Regina Devilbiss hosted by Vivian and Ann Alexander. Reno Fyler visited Grimes. Reno Eyler welcomed birth of daughter. mother and baby doing well. Mrs. Bowers formerly Catherine Green taken to Frederick City Hospital for surgery with favorable progress.
The comedy drama in three acts by Georges Casely George will be staged Thursday at 8 o'clock at 19 hie 10.C. F. Hall Taneytown. Presented by local players.
From St Mark's Reformed Church Gettysburg for the benefit of the 1 C O F Band of Taneytown. It has been successfully given at three crowded houses and a large crowd is anticipated. The first outdoor event of the season will be held on May 22 at a vacant lot near the loo FLA. Funds will defray expenses and apply toward uniforms for the Taneytown band for Memorial Day parade.
Court notices list marriages and property transfers. L. Rien, widower, and various parties such as Carrie E. Nicodemus, Dorothy Fo MoBrads, and Edward J. Blessing appear in license and deed records. Local counties and towns referenced include Greensboro, Wal, Moon, Ossowesehi, and Rose. Property transfers show nominal sums and conveyances among named individuals.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a county notice with monetary values and names. The readable portions include mentions of Valeria and Retal, an amount near £100, and references to a wife and shared counts. The source is garbled, providing insufficient context for a full event summary.
Weil Bros operates as an oil heating specialist at 331 N Market St offering fuel and system services. The firm presents itself as a local trade provider focused on heating oil solutions and related equipment.
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