Desert robbers hunted for West Texas slayings
West Texas police and sheriffs from two states hunted a brutal gang suspected in the strip slayings of California socialites Mrs. Weston G. Frome and her daughter Nancy. Autopsy notes brutal torture while jewelry was inconsistently removed. A young man was detained for questioning as investigators sought two killers and possibly a woman present.
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EL Paso
Tex
Caliifornia Society
cSeers
Weston G. Frome
Nancy
West Texas
Albert Anderson
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The readable text is fragmented and unclear. It mentions a question about a country planning to harness its hot springs on day 8, but no definite names, places, dates, or actions are provided to identify a specific event or subject.
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Sarness
Kearner Jones to be ordained deacon at Saint John’s
Harry Kearner Jones, student at SL Barnabas P. E. church for two and a half years, will be ordained deacon by Bishop Edward T. Helfenstein at Saint John’s Church in Waverly on Wednesday at 10 am. Jones graduates from the Virginia Theological Seminary in Alexandria, Virginia.
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Sykesville
Harry Kearner Jones
SL Barnabas P. E
Edward T. Helfenstein
SL John's Church
Waverly
Jones
Virginia Theological Seminary
Alexandria
Buckinghams Visit As War Field Hosts Mark Party
Mt Airy residents report Mr and Mrs Keefer Buckingham of Baltimore visiting the Keefer family on Main street for two days. The article notes the twentieth annual party at H Deeds War field's Chevrolet garage drawing over 1000 attendees with A Frank Miller giving a brief address.
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Mt. Airy
Keefer Buckingham
Baltimore
A. N. Buckingham
Main Street
H. Deeds Warfield
A. Frank Miller
Local notices from Brunswick highlight visits and health updates
Miss Ann Bitzel, studying at Western Maryland College in Westminster, spent Sunday with Emma Hoffmaster and friends in town. John H. Moore, Brunswick engineer at the B and C shops, shows slight improvement after weeks of illness. Betty Brown, East Brunswick pupil, was moved to Kerman Hospital Baltimore for treatment after severe burns from a kettle incident years ago. Mrs Sylvester Rose returned from St Petersburg Florida after visiting cousins C. W. Riggins and Mamie Jonson. Mrs Hilleary Rockwell hosted the Past Pocahontas Club. Glenn O. Hedges and children visited from Philadelphia. Vionda Stanles, Frederick City Hospital patient, is gradually improving. Stanley Meadows of Baltimore visited his mother Mrs J E Meadows. Harvey E. Lynn of near Lovettsville, chief caller at the B&O shops, suffered a heart attack and was treated at Frederick City Hospital.
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Ann Bitzel
Therunswick High School
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Emma Hoffmaster
John H. Moore
Brunswick
Betty Brown
Ted Brown
East Brunswick School
Kerman Hospital
Baltimore
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Sylvester Rose
St. Petersburg
Fla
C. W. Riggins
Mamie Jonson
Relay
Florida
Hilleary Rockwell
Pocahontas Club
Third Avenue
Mon' Iday
Glenn O. Hedges
Tony
Jane
Philadelphia
Vionda
John , Stanles
Frederick City Hospital
Stanley Meadows
Bailtimore
J. E. Meadows
West Potomac Street
Harvey E. Lynn
Lovettsville
Fire and social notes from Union Bridge area
April 5 report includes a chimney fire at Herbert Englar's farm house with minimal damage. Local residents Marlene Devilbiss improves after car troubles. Amelia Weishaar spends spring break at home from Western Maryland College and visits Philip Warehime after his operation. Western Maryland fellows attend Louise Leister birthday party in Hampstead. temperance play at M P Church draws large crowd. Mary Englar and John Tydings visit with W E B Relb. Pfoutz and Pfoutz families host supper guests. Mrs. John Wimmer stays with son in Sykesville. Maryland visitors Harry Cover and daughter from Baltimore return from Georgia visit.
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Union Bridge
Herbert Englar
Town
Marlene Devilbiss
Amelia Weishaar
Western Maryland College
Philip Warehime
Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
Melba Blessler
Weishaar
Western Maryland
Louise Leister
Hampstead
M. P
Chais
Mary Englar
John Tydings
W. EB. Relb
Thurston Pfoutz
Janice
Jean
Elmer Pfoutz
Barbara Jean
Patsy
Westminster
Jesse Pfoutz
John Wimmer
Sheloctta
Brethren Church
Wilbur
Sykesville
Wilbur Wimmer
Jesse Proutz
Harry Cover
William Crane
Georgia
R. J. Walden
Fragmented wartime quotes and home life notes mixed
A jumble of quotes and anecdotes from 1940s life touches on anti Nazi sentiment, a Detroit boy longing for police work after his father fallen, a Cleveland resident recalling a stolen car, a Los Angeles janitor supporting a large family, a theater prize win, and a Wiscon sin governor remark, followed by a cleaning tip on removing ink spots with oxalic and phosphoric acids and safe drying.
Taylorsville Tea Fundraiser Highlights Musical Event
The Taylorsville Aid Society hosted a large silver tea on April 5 with a featured musicale by Miss Matilda Shipley. Residents from Sykesville and nearby areas attended, and the gathering included many local families, church officials, and volunteers who enjoyed refreshments and community updates. Poison ivy and poison oak notes clarified regional prevalence differences.
Local Notes From New Windsor April Update
New Windsor residents share visits and travel notes with Baltimore connections. Miss Goldie Lovell returns home from Baltimore. Mrs Ellen McMawk visits nephew Walter Lovell on Washington road. Mrs Michael N McGinnis visits Sankard in New York State. Nellie Hilberd spends weekend in town from Baltimore. Mrs Sarah Bennett seeks friends in Westminster. Mrs Preston Wyand hosts bridge at home. Daniel Englar and wife visit Baltimore. Englar family visits in Baltimore. Margaret Pearre visits relatives in Waynesboro Pennsylvania.
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Goldie Lovell
Baltimore
Ellen McMawk
Walter Lovell
Washington Road
The
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Bre- Ahren
Presbyteri
Nellie Hilberd
Sarah Bennett
Westminster
Preston Wyand
Daniel Englar
Waite
Joseph E Englar
J. F Enxlar
Maurice Englear
Janul
Margaret Pearre
Waynesboro
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