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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1947
Page
9
A medical overview describes mumps including transmission by saliva droplets, incubation of one to three weeks, contagious period, and typical gland swelling. It notes age effects, severity in adults, and common hospital treatment guidance such as rest, soft diet, and mouth care. It also answers a patient question on varicose veins, stating that both tying and injections may be necessary in well-developed cases.
The Frederick County Chapter of the SPCA held its September meeting at the Y M C A electing new officers led by president Mrs Victor Marken and vice president Miss Anna Harding. A membership and program committee were named to boost recruitment and activities. The next meeting is October 14. London. Sept 18 P Britain ends formal state of war with Austria to permit commercial and financial dealings as Four-Power talks on Austrian peace continue.
The Summers family held its tenth annual reunion Sunday at Rocky Springs with Charles H. Summers presiding. The program included singing, scripture reading by Henry Lochner, prayers by G. L. Twentey, photo displays by Francis Putman, piano and trumpet solos, recitations, and memorial songs. Prizes honored youngest and oldest attendees and a birthday closest to the date. Election of officers and a basket lunch followed. attendees included numerous Putman relatives and guests from California and elsewhere.
The Wachter reunion gathered August 31 at Fishing Creek dam with a basket lunch and games. Attendees included Mr and Mrs. Martin L. Wachter Sr and Mr and Mrs. Samuel Tressier and children James, among others.
Mr and Mrs Leslie Wachter and children Edward Eugene Virgie Judith Edna, Mr and Mrs Earl Bell and son Gray gon, Mrs and Mrs Murry Crenor and daughters Mary Ellen Geraldine, Mr and Mrs H N Wachter, Mrs Bessie Covell, Mrs Bertha Nicholson and daughter Ruth, Mr and Mrs William Harris, Mrs Eulah Plowman, Millard Plowman, Mr and Mrs Calvin Wachter and children Audry Beverly Calvin Jr Henry Willard, Mr and Mrs Guy Tressier and children George Shirley June Fay Eleanor Peggy, Mrs George Young and children Connie Bonnie, Mrs Louise Smith.
A readers list compiles family members and relatives including Nancy and Sonny Smith Mrs Thomas Wachter and son Thomas Wachter Mr and Mrs Edward Wachter Mr and Mrs Frank Wachter Philip Millard and Charlies Wachter Mrs Jerry Mae Dodson and son Jerry Calvin Mr and Mrs Elmer Eyler Mr and Mrs Walter Eyler and children Jerry and Susanna Mr and Mrs Harold Eyler Mr and Mrs Burkhart Fogle and son Junior Mr and Mrs Mitchell Bay and daughter Dawn Bernard Ray Mr and Mrs Jessie Keeney Mrs Ethel Guenthe Mrs Rose Simmons Patsy Simmons Margaret Ramsburg Spencer Mercer Mr and Mrs Joseph Schroyer Mary Alice Eyler.
Frederick music lovers hear Miss Louise Hinkins perform in Brodbeck Hall Hood College at 8 30 p m Friday in a Zonta Club sponsored public recital. The program opens with the Bach C minor Toccata and includes a lively improvisation and varied selections.
The program features three movements from Mavel's Le Tombeau de Coup ein with religious-influenced selections. Cesar Franck is noted for deep faith shaping Prelude Chorale and Fugue. Liszt Legend of St Francis Walking on the Waves appears dramatically. Two Chopin Opuses are included.
The record shows no new precipitation for 24 cars up to 8 a m. September to date reads inches. Previous days report high temperatures at 79 and 381 two years ago, low at 47 and 37 a year ago. Sunset 7 16 p m sunrise 6 55 a m moon rise 12 07 p m and set 10 04 p m. Rivers Monocacy Buckeystown Dam and Potomac at Point of Rocks are cloudy.
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