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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1934
Page
6
Marian and Len struggle after a wartime style of hospitality drains their savings. A neighbor’s return stirs hope while rent, bills, and a looming dinner with the McSwains expose Marian’s fear of failure and social peril.
Mr and Mrs Sefferrin Mooper hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Fred Freoklin and family and Mr and Mrs William Hooper with relatives from Fesmmine. Rev H M Ames and Rev Melvin Baker welcomed visitors and celebrated births. Several residents traveled to Baltimore for visits and others remain confined to home duties.
The article promotes a versatile Kenwood tweed ensemble for business girls and social wear. It highlights a long full length coat with high neck option and patch pockets, a hip length checked jacket with a convertible neckline, and a tailored skirt with front kick pleats, all in coordinating tweed for dual use.
The News records a social note listing numerous individuals such as Mrs Albert Smith and Mrs Basil Gosnell visiting Westminster last Saturday. It mentions various spouses and family members including Mrs Elsie Barnes and Miss Eva Franklin at a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Roland Gosnell, with fragments of other attendees and arrangements.
The Taneytown Patron- Teachers Association held its first meeting of the school year in the school auditorium with a varied program. Charlotte Helterbrick declaimed Nevertheless and Homer Myers performed Mickey At The Movies. Glee clubs sang Bells Of The Sea and Now The Day Is Over. A junior class play What'll You Take featured a long cast list. Guests included Mr and Mrs Arthur Gleason of Montclair NJ and Dr and Mrs Thomas Vestal of Winston-Salem, visiting relatives of local residents.
Sam's Creek reports a supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Price in honor of their son and bride Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Price. Also noted are local residents visiting, hospital stays, and planned medical follow ups for Mr Heiner and John Franklin during the period around Oct. 18.
In a cautious preface to a potential Princeton versus Columbia game on December 1 both teams hold undefeated records. The piece notes Princeton’s deep depth at key positions and Columbia’s uncertain first-team strength, with injury to Paul Jackel affecting Columbia’s depth and Pasadena ambitions looming for the season.
Copperville notes list visitors and visits on October 17. John Frock Otterdale hosts friends. D R Zepp sees friends in Taneytown. Carroll Wilson family in Baltimore with Mrs Flickinger. Mrs Samuel Johnson Union Bridge visits Taneytown. Helen Forney Kathryn Forney and friends in Hanover Pa. Ross Frock family with Mr Barnhart in Zara Pa. L Z Fouts and Norman Beaver travel to Zara Pa.
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