Locals List Social Visits Across Havre de Grace and Baltimore
Locals report Mrs. Lee Cullum of Havre de Grace visiting son in law Mr. Harry W. Butler. Baltimore visitors include Mrs. William Fisher Mrs. BW Jones Miss Edith Fisher and Miss Cornelia Stubbs. Many others from Baltimore and surrounding towns are noted visiting relatives and attending events, with several families hosting or traveling to York Wilkes Barre and Ocean City. The piece catalogs social calls hospital stays work outings and transportation to events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Cullum
Havre de Grace
Harry W. Butler
William Fisher
BW. Jones
Edith Fisher
Cornelia Stubbs
Baltimore
Margaret Galbreath
James Gerry
J. T. Galbreath
Webster Gailey
Billie
Jack
Raymond Barnhart
Phyllis
Red Lion
Mary Wallace
Elizabeth Spidle
Chester
Holden
Agnes Blaney
Bernard and
Willye
Mr. McGinnis
Delta
Bertie Pyle
Hannah Ramsay
T. Dale Stewart
Washington
Lucy Kilgore
York
Elsie O. Bull
West Chester State Teachers
B. W. Jones
Neikirk
the Rocks
Ruth Wheeler
Harrisburg
Thomas H. Wheeler
Elmer Knopp
Joseph Wallaza
Wayne G Spidle
Herald-Times
Berlin
Harry Stubbs
Steelton
Stubbs
Long
Carlisle
Daniel T. Stubbs
Willington
Benjamin P. Stubbs
Annabelle Still
Beltimore
Isabel Galbreath
Frank F. Schussler
Donald MacDonald
Wilkes Barre
Wilton Jones
Edgewood
Travor D. Jones
Velma Markey
Oliie’s
Albert BR. Stubbs
Sellersville
Gasoline Substitution Law Targeted by State Fuel Officials
Agents of the Bureau of Liquid Fuels Tax conduct a drive against Gill ing station owners who substitute gasoline while labeling pumps with trade names. Commissioner A. P. Delahunt calls the practice dishonest and a law violation and pledges action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Liquid Fuels Tax
Gilling Station
A. P. Delahunt
Delahunt
Rabbit raisers warned against big profit promises
The Bureau of Biological Survey of the U S Department of Agriculture cautions rabbit raisers that easy money from breeding stock promises is unlikely. It urges thorough market and risk research before starting and notes unscrupulous promoters exploiting unemployment to sell stock at high prices with vague buyback promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Biological Survey of the
United States
Department of Agriculture
Burea
Sharp Exchange in Hotel Corridor Sparks Famine Quip
In a brief hotel corridor exchange a very thin man comments on another's appearance suggesting famine. The other retorts that the first might have caused it, framing a darkly comic confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Local Notes From West Bangor and Nearby
West Bangor Mrs Owen McCrea of Philadelphia and Mrs Maggie Jones of Delta called on Mrs Elizabeth Davies Saturday. S C Rowlands left for Washington DC to resume his post with Bartlett Hayward Co Mixs. Elizabeth Williams of Wilmington visited Coulson Town friends last Thursday. Helen and Hazel Kerr visited cousin Dora Barbour. Mr and Mrs Edward Shaffer their little daughter Margaret and Mrs Shaffer of Philadelphia spent the weekend with relatives here. Adem Chickette has improved his tenant house occupied by Mr Burkins with a coat of paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen McCrea
Philadelphia
Maggie Jones
Delta
Elizabeth Davies
S. C
Adem Chickettte
Burkins
Giraffe Heights and Ancient Harp Lore Rumors
A jumble of facts and errors notes giraffs reaching around sixteen feet, a robot aiding a sorter, cholera outbreaks in Asia, Earth’s area, glacier motion, harp use among ancient Greeks, extensive wood heat, and the East Coast West Quoddy lighthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Fawn Grove Residents Visit York and Rehoboth
Mrs Leonard EB Devilbiss and son Reese with Nettie Webb and Helen Trout spent Wednesday in York. Mr Irvin Herbert and family with Lizzie Blan left Wednesday for Rehoboth Coast trip touches local social activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard EB. Devilbiss
Reese
Nettie Webb
Helen Trout
York
Irvin Herbert
Joseph and
Wilton
Lizzie Blan
Rehoboth
Beach Visit Highlights Local Family Ties
Beach trip planned for a few days features Mrs. Ralph Faga and daughter Coryelia visiting Bethlehem. They stay with Ralph Faga’s parents, Mr and Mrs William Duncan, while Duncan is in Forest Hill with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Robert Plummer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Duncan
Forest Hil
Robert Plurmmner
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G. M. Brenneman
Auss
Mame Strayer
J. Barnett
Slateville
Laura Myers
Williams’ Grove
W. A. Edgar
W. E. Bay
Sara
D. Roswell Steward
Butler
John & Macomber
Macomber
Chicago
John Hammond
Florida
Ida Daphorne
Western Maryland College
Joseph Heaps
Union Memorial Hospital
Luther Heaps
Chester O Holden
Margaret Bailey
Dr. Golden
William Tweedle
Murphy
Dicky
Bennett Square
Charles Pomraning
George Posty
Earl
Lower Chanceford
William D Jones
Chestnut Street
Harry M Brooks
Clarke C Gatley
Alexsander Reeves
BH. C. Ramsay
Baltimore Presbyttery
J. W. Gailey and Sons
Bill, Jyack
Timmy
Garnet Greer
Bel Air
Marian Fisher
Shrewsbury
Waras
Charlie
West Bangor
China
India
Unite States
West Quoddy
Hastport
Maine
Fawn Grove
Bale
H.E. Dooley & Son
Cardiff
Nessir
Lys
Arnold Lumber Co
Red Lion, PA
R. O. McLaughlin
State Bureau of Milk Control
Delta, PA
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