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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1936
Page
10
Post Office issued forms SS to 32 employers and business firms in the area with a two day deadline to return them. Postmaster Guy M Motter urged rapid completion and cooperation in filling out the papers regardless of whether the firms employ labor or not.
A local notice explains blanks for labor return forms, whether workers are employed or self employed. It states that once all returns are received, a sufficient number of employer and laborer forms will be mailed to those in the city. Distributions are expected Tuesday, November 24, with a aim to complete returns within two weeks.
Miss Charlotte Newman of Mt. St. Agnes College spends weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Franca Newman. Sykesville High School reports nine on honor roll for first term. Firefighters respond to a saloon fire on Liberty Road. Madeline Ruby and Stuart Williams to wed. several local residents visit kin in Baltimore and Laurel. Choral Festival meets weekly at Sykesville High School. 4-H club banquet set for Alpha church. Princeton Yale game attendees noted. Births announced in local circles. multiple visits and gatherings among residents.
Weary of partscore struggles Wilh McKenney explains a double at four hearts amid contested play. Reilly notes the risk of letting opponents bid one. He hints at future lessons at the American Bridge League interchampionship in Chicago during the week of May 80, promising practical classes in applied bidding and psychology.
Last Tuesday Mrs. Celins Drown visited her sister in Woodbridge New Jersey and spent time with Mrs Lindon Selby. Selby is nephew of Mrs Arthur C Drown and attended with his wife during the visit, which included multiple relatives and visits.
Mrs George Wilkins of Baltimore visited Miss Margaret A Cauthern at Greene Acre near Kownard Crriity. Mr and Mrs W W Parlett and daughter Mary Dorsey hosted Sunday dinner for Mr and Mrs Charlies Didout in Annapolis and entertained Dr and Mrs Vernon Scheldt in Baltimore. Levi Hames and daughter and William Melville spent Tuesday with Ray Warner at Lisbon. Mr and Mrs William Coffey of Lynchburg VA and Mrs W A Ridgely were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs James C Modply. Vandever Myers hosted dinner with Mr and Mrs Harry Cross and son Big Crow, and Mr and Mrs Law Day of West Friendship. Mr and Mrs Celis Thompson and children Doris and Norman visited Mr and Mrs Elmer Thompson at Westwood Howard County. Irene Steele and Mrs Carl Howes and daughter, Balto, returned home with Mrs G P Howes after taking Mr Howes to hospital. Mrs Neville Arrington hosted the Alpha Homemakers Club on Thursday November 19 with officer election planned at next meeting.
Temperatures warmed after a short cold snap with a high of 36 degrees the coldest since November 15 16 1973 when 20 0 degrees was recorded. The low last night was 27 down from 5 the previous night. A rainfall deficiency persists with November at 11 inches of precipitation to date. City reservoir level at Pushing Creek stands 36 feet 2 inches, down 10 inches this month.
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