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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1937
Page
7
Lovettsville observes a busy social week with visits among Virts, Fry, Baker, and Wenner families. residents hosted guests from Leesburg Laurel Washington and New Jersey while school opens with small faculty changes and county buses revive rural routes.
A fragmented note describes the 20th amendment ratified in 1933, abolishing lame duck sessions and requiring new members to take seats within two months after elections. Mentions a permanent exhibit of the original Constitution draft in the Archives Building in Washington.
June Marwede was named one of three women appointed by an aviation company as traffic agents in Chicago. Della Carroll, English cabaret entertainer, said she was nuts about Clark Gable and planned to marry him in spring. Mrs Reginald Fellowes' yacht was halted by warning fire from a Greek coastal battery 20 miles south of Athens. Mercedes Howe, principal in Chicago, broadcast English lessons to pupils at home as schools closed over infantile paralysis fears.
Mrs Caspar discussed growing gourds and their display with the club's unusual colors and varieties. Mrs Joseph H Apple serves as club president. A nominating committee led by Mrs Holmes D Baker was formed to prepare for the annual luncheon on the second Friday in October. Mrs T Stuart Haller will chair the social committee for lunch arrangements.
Mrs John Caspar spoke to the Frederick Garden Club on gourds Friday at the Delaplaine home. Hancock and Ripple of Hancock attended, with Ripple noting they grow many gourds and last year produced 9800. Guests included Margaret Sourier, Sue Wire, Elizabeth Potterfield, Mary Grubb, and Eliza George.
The AP Feature Service quotes Margery Wilson in New York City on polite social behavior. She endorses subtle approaches to influence a man's company and explains what to do and what to avoid, including non direct signals and detaching from the watch or family pressure.
A September 12 birthday dinner in Mavursta Dale Grove honored Coarse Rice turning thirty. Attendees included Ghurse Nice Alyvie Tice Oscar Rice Ira Mevhlard Rice Mrs Corn Strine Doc String Cleveland Esther Ethel Lilian Hewitt Charlie Rice Virginia Mudie and others.
Writ of fieri facias issued by Frederick County Court in 1987 serves notice of a public sale of real estate and chattels. On Tuesday September 11 at 11 o'clock, Roy R. Hiett, Sheriff, will expose the described property at Mountain City Road and 4 ket Street in Frederick City for cash to the highest bidder. Auctioneer: ROY M. HIETS & Lease.
Court sale in Frederick County Maryland of a 44 acre farm called Jene Place near Roxville. Property includes house, stable, other buildings, with cash terms and six month title, deposit required. Purchaser bears all taxes and stamps. sale conducted by Kieffer Del.
Public sale of the estate near Clifton Heights on Saturday at 1 o clock to include three parcels of land. First a tract adjoining home place with improvements and dwellings. Second a cultivated tract with timber and road. Third a tract containing twelve acres with timber. Terms cash with one third day of sale balance on delivery of deed. Attorney H. Kieffer DeLauter.
Mrs Hatert Kenney and Mr Leonard RB Hatert attend a community recognition event in Oville with friends Hy Typer and Woboer present. The gathering honors longstanding ties between families Munsell and local residents.
A damaged OCR fragment lists farm items including cows, calves, manure, tools, and equipment. Mentions a Mary church, dates around 1937, and various livestock ages and farm implements. The text is garbled with numerous misspellings and unclear connections.
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