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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1946
Page
10
Mrs. Samuel H. Rosenstock borrowed The Turquoise from the C. Burr Artz Library and met Arya Seton at a party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Kaufman. Seton inscribed the fly leaf for the library, praising Frederick’s library service and noting her current writing projects.
The Jug Bridge Club met September 25 at Mrs. Robert Reifsnider's home with 20 members and one visitor. President Mrs. Join C. Engle led the pledge and songs and the collect. A November 13 game party at Mrs. Richard Hargett's was set, a Children’s Aid Society donation approved, and Mrs. Ray Smith spoke on international relations. The next meeting is October 9 at Mrs. Daniel Thomas's home.
Mrs. Laytonsville Laytonsville Mrs. Frank Phelps Sheldon and her daughter Elaine Cara Sheldon travel from Manchester Massachusetts to visit Mr. and Mrs. Elgie D. Hawkins in Woodfield. Mrs. Sheldon a former Marine Woman's Reserve member will attend a Woodfield women’s banquet honoring hometown servicemen and women. Richard Foyle of Fishers Island New York recently returned.
Private Rudy, who entered the Army last March, has departed for Hawaii after a home stay or delay en route from Biloxi Mississippi to California. He previously lived with Mr and Mrs Austin Gross in Middletown and now uses the address Pvt William F Rudy 13207596 iatist AF En Sa C APO 958 c/o Postmaster San Francisco Calif.
Mrs James Cashell of Olney hosted Laytonsville women for luncheon and cards. Mrs H K Griffin has moved from Grif field near Etchison to Olney after selling her farm. Mrs Allison Taylor and Mrs Mary Bell Allnuit returned from Williamsburg. Mrs William Stinson and Mrs Remus Riggs hosted a shower for Miss Betty De Vries, daughter of Mrs Dorsey Downey of Olney, ahead of her October marriage.
Lovettsville residents Renace Painter and Mrs. Charles Painter spent weekend in Frederick. Mr and Mrs Painter hosted Sunday dinner with many guests including Will Hyson Melvin Kelly Roy Coper Herbert Lorena Ellen Judy and Eugene Painter. Little Joyce Ayres narrowly escaped drowning after falling into a goldfish pond in Ellen Cooper's yard. nine year old Eddie Wheeler rescued her.
A fragmented listing of radio programs across networks with times and show titles including News, Drama, Sports, Variety, and Commentary. The patchwork schedule mentions programs like The Supper Club, Amos and Andy, Gordon Lewis, and Zany The Falcon with multiple repeats and regional time adjustments.
A jumble of Sunday visitations shows families from Mt Airy and surroundings gathering with relatives in Johnsville Linwood Glen Rock and Thurmont. Probate notices list Blake W. Groudio and Charles L Barrier as administrators with small estates totaling a few hundred dollars.
The Frederick Fair opens with the Machinery Department crowded by the largest exhibit since before the war. Albert N. McCardell notes space is tight as new tractors harrows combines and other equipment arrive for display. Major exhibitors include Allis-Chalmars Massey-Harris International Harvester and J J Case along with Ford Frick Wright Welding Damascus Electric Farmers Supply and Air Transport Command items.
In the Circuit Court for Frederick County sitting in Equity September Term 1946 auditors reports filed September 23 1946 on John L Routzahn trustee and John W Bussard et al petitions the court will act October 9 1946 to ratify and confirm the reports unless cause shown. publication required in a Frederick County newspaper at least seven days prior. True copies attest.
The State Department of Public Welfare completed an audit for the period ending August. Total August disbursements were 10,355.32 across county state and federal funds. Welfare categories show aid to 409 aged persons 133 families 404 children and 11 blind persons with additional general assistance. The office processed 72 applications with 40 approved 9 rejected and 23 continued, plus 28 hospital payment capacity investigations.
A covered dish supper at the local Brethren church drew nineteen members and Rev. Mrs. Paul Kinsel. Officers elected include Myrtle Slifer president Carrie Howard vice president Annie Linton secretary Nellie Shankle assistant treasurer EMe Blubaugh. Brethren service has raised 150 since 1942. Program led by Mrs. John Waite featured Grace Duvall reading Mirana Explains the Sermon and Peanut Sisters gifts with new names drawn. Christmas party planned for December.
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