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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1937
Page
8
In a chair department conversation Mrs. Smith and Helen discuss Virginia and Libby amid hat shopping. They weigh politeness against genuine feeling, noting good manners may mask grudges. The piece reflects on dignity, hypocrisy, and social conduct in a small town, with local notices and society updates following.
On Saturday Mr and Mrs William Garvin relocated from Mrs T T Gaither's dwelling where they had stayed for months to Cement Company owned property recently vacated by Mr and Mrs Furry who moved to the Alexander residence Mr Garvin serves as Cement Company engineer Also attending were Mr and Mrs Thomas Yates Mr and Mrs Earl Buckey and Mr and Mrs Frank Davis of Rockville as well as relatives at the York Fair and evangelistic services nearby.
Gipsy Smith in Baltimore included Rev G H Stockdale and others. Union Bridge and Hanover visitors in New York last week. Linwood resident to winter in Baltimore. Amelia Welshaar hosted by Ruth Kimmey in Westminster with WMU students attending the W M College vs Maryland game. Birthday party for Joan Harris hosted by Mrs Wilson Harris with many mothers and children. Several families traveled to Baltimore and Hagerstown. visits by Welschaars and Gaither family members noted across Union Bridge Woodsboro Baltimore and Tyro ne locations.
Oct 15 Rally Day service at Haughs Mt Zion church drew a good crowd. Calvin Keeney of Walkersville delivered a splendid address. Several people spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs E L Warner.
The snippet lists greetings and visits among families in the area. Morris Yoder and children and John Barnhart of Long Green Valley are mentioned, along with congratulations to Mr and Mrs Milton Stitely on a newborn son. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Ralph Dayhoff and children at Miss Mabel Rice in Frederick, Luther Ressler from Blue Ridge Summit, E L Harner from Baltimore at Mrs Bertha Dorsey in Detour, Felix Flanagan from Walkersville at E L Warner’s, Etty Stitely at her grandparents George and Mentzer, and Harold Young of Sparrows Point visiting. The Queen Mary’s whistles are audible five miles away but not distressing to passengers.
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