Maryland Merry-Go-Round Deew Fearson’s Political Skit Sparks Talk in Baltimore
A Maryland Gridder Roundup notes a Washington style skit lampooning Baltimore political figures. Curley Byrd draws Roosevelt aid while OConor stays gubernatorial. Howard Brace hints at an Eastern Shore surge, Nice considered by some as possible senator. Brooke Lee’s Montgomery County machine dominates, with Latimer forced withdrawal amid “one man rule” rumors.
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Deew
Fearson
Washington
Apr
Maryland
Congressional Club
Marie Bauern
Senate
Curley
Mr. Roosevell
Jim Farley
Howard Brace
Green Spring Valley
Howard
Jim
Millard
Jim Farrey
Alan Goldsborough
Baltimore
Herb O'Conor
O'Conor
Howard Bruce
Roosevelt
University of Maryland
Curley Byrd
Jees
Ofice
John L. Lewis
Harry Nice
CIO
John T. Jones
United Mine Workers
Cumberland
Payertel
Nice
Jones
Brooke Lee
Montgomery County
Montgomery
Stedman
Prescott
Avianville
Nippy
Jackson
Eugene B. Casey
United Democratic Clubs
Montgomery County Congress
Rockville
Lees
Lacy Shaw
Colesville
Jane Latimer
State Central Committee
Garner
Peter
State Senate
Bob Peter
Counterfeit Turkish stamps spark U S Post Office action
The U S Post Office Department warns against counterfeit Turkish stamps as Turkey reports blocks with misprinted inscriptions. Officials note stamp denominations shifting to 21 and 24 cents in the future U S series, with Kennedy era presidents set to appear on various new values. Kitty Hawk and Darton announce official airmail cadets for National Airmail Week May 15–21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Post
Department
Turkey
Kemat ‘Ataturk
U. S
Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Post Office Department
Kitty Hawk
M. C
Darton
Wright Brothers
NEA Service, Inc
Sewerage connections approved as plant nears operation
Plumbing Inspector Eduard S Mobley announced final approval for sewer connections to the new sanitary system. About 730 sewer permits and 359 plumbing permits have been issued, with roughly 150 added new plumbers. He urged residents to keep drains filled with water to prevent sewer gas and to verify city approved yellow permits before finalizing work. Permits must be obtained by a master plumber. The disposal plant may operate soon with about 80 homes connected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eduard S. Mobley
Mobley
Chicago
Local notes from Sabillasville and surrounding towns
Mrs Fannie Crawford spent Friday with Mrs Bertha Meyer. Eva Harbaugh and Mabel Allen of Washington visited Anna B Harbaugh in Sabillasville. Allen Brown is hospitalized in Frederick City with a broken arm from a Thursday accident near Frederick. Marr Hanson, formerly a Sabillasville teacher, visited friends. Helen Willard of Western Maryland College vacationed with her parents. Mr and Mrs Arthur Moore Head recovered from a sore throat illness. St Marks Lutheran Willing Workers meet Thursday at Mrs Francis Manahan’s home. Harold Manahan of Maryland State School Frederick spent the weekend with his parents. Mr and Mrs Elmer Gonso of Greencastle and Mrs Hazel Kriner of Waynesboro visited relatives Sunday. Mr and Mrs Romey Perry and daughter of New Windsor spent the weekend here. Mr and Mrs Francis Manahan Thelma Donald Manahan and Ethel Wolfe spent Sunday with the Gonsos in Greencastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland College
Glenn Willard
Arthur Moorehead
Stt. Mark's Lutheran Sunday School
Francis Manahan
Harold Manahan
Maryland State School
Frederick
Elmer Gonso
Greencastle
Hazel Kriner i
Waynesboro
Romey Perry
New Windsor
Thelma
Donald Manahan
Ethel Wolfe
Studteware
Paskeror
Fogle
Union Brore
Rayimo Fogle
Ellsworth Long
Woodbine
Pearl
Florence
Str
Bruceville
Wilbur Delphy
William Arnold
Fay
Thelma Austin
Mary Fleagle
Washington, D.C
B. J. Fleagle
Raymond Johnsson
Shirley Margaret
Charlotte
Paul
Quesenberry
Ben Biehl
Dicky Potterfeld
Hampstead
James Coleman
John Bowman
Here
William Ohler
New Chester
Thelma Stitely
Baltimore
Raymond Johnson
Local social notes mention housewarming and a charity play
Harney Harey and Quentin Eckenrode householding on April 1 hosted guests including James Warren Detour and Arnold Stottlemier. Daughters of America Taneytown lodge plans a charity play Mamma's Baby Bar on April 13 at 8 pm, sponsored by Mystic Chain lodge. Also listed are weekend trips to Baltimore Hampstead visits and home improvements by Elmer Welty and sons.
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Harry J. Waits
George Shriver
George
Baltimore
Reuben Graber
Aurelia Kane
Edna Snider
Francis
Claud Fissel
Hampstead
John He
Local residents visit relatives and neighbors across Middleburg area
A sprawling social notes item lists visits by Middlebury residents to family and friends in Woodbine Frederick Westminster and surrounding towns. It records Sunday gatherings at the Delphy and Miller homes, Bible class meeting details, health notes, and multiple rounds of callers including Mrs. Hyde Mrs. Fleagle and the Coleman family. An area car accident near East Second Street and Chapel Alley involved George May and Frank Keyser with minor damage and no charges.
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George William May
East Sixth Street
Frank Keyser
Route 5
East Second Street
Chapel Alley
May
Chapel Ailey
Second Street
Charlies Bell
Keyser
Visitation at Welty Home Monday Evening
Visitors gathered Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Welty and family, sharing a reception with Welty relatives in a cordial gathering with neighbors and friends.
Mary land clubs report busy spring meetings and events
The Merryland Tract Club met at Mrs G M Englesear's home with twenty seven members and one visitor. Miss Emogene Souder and Miss Williams led textile demonstrations while planning for a summer bus trip. The Jug Bridge Club held a Wayside Inn meeting with wedding anniversary flowers for Mr. and Mrs. Dixon and a program on the American Home. Ballenger Homemakers Club hosted twenty four members and nineteen visitors with speakers, readings, and art demonstrations. A bus trip to Baltimore and a piano recital planned for Feagaville school were announced.
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Merryland Tract Club
Merryland Tract
G. M
Crum
Mes. Kline
America
Old
Kentucky
Barabara Hamilton
Russell Young
Elmer E. Dixon
Ruth Dixon Thomas
D. J. Thomas
Howard Mayne
Richard S. Hargett
American Home
Lot
Roy Crum
Katherine Nusbaum J
Herman Gubisch
Wayside Inn
Ballenger Club
A. H. Derr
Ballenger Homemakers’ Club
L. (. Hotine
Horine
E. Earl Remsberg
Frederick County
Feagaville School
N. E. Conway
Bronsy U4
Baltimore
Claude Harget
New Windsor Birthday Surprise Held For Mother
New Windsor on April T John and Marker Lovell Baltimore gave their mother a surprise birthday party. Those present included Mr and Mrs W G Wert Sparrows Point Mrs Richard Smith Miss Janice Wert Mary Lou Smith Virginia Smith John and Marker Lovell Baltimore Mrs Em.
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New Windsor
John
Marker Lovell
Baltimore
W. G. Wert
Sparrows Point
Richard Smith
Janice Wert
Mary Lou Smith
Virginia Smith
State to Use W E A Route for Read
Bladensburg Maryland April 3 Judge Alfred D Barney president of the Prince Georges County Federation of Citizens Associations said today the State Regd Commission had approved and desired purchase that stated a route for a wash state tuna ated. A primary of Maryland task Judge Busey set the osrcrus sen ain a fetter to fee bad proce tically axed that the plan would be covered until and the Federation had Down pressing this move for months because of the my cigittin frit ae cle tts ont congested Defers HH Washington to Atinaphiis
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Bladensburg
Alfred D Barney
Prince Georges County
Federation
Washington
Marriage Clinic Planned By Maryland Extension Service
The University of Maryland extension service plans a marriage clinic under Sociology head Dr Theodore B Manny. He will attend the North Carolina conference to obtain guidance and funds for the program running from April 2 to 15. The clinic aims to help students and outsiders solve marital and family problems.
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Cotlege Path
Extension Service
University of Maryland
Theodore B. Manny
Manny
Univrsity
North Carolina
Milk truck crashes into culvert near Urbana
A Reo Speed Wagon milk truck near Urbana crashed into a culvert in Linden Hills on Friday afternoon about 3:30. Driver H C Shettenhelm escaped injury as the bed tore from the chassis and the vehicle skidded into a field. It was towed to The Roney Motor Company garage for repairs.
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William B Rinehart
Linden Hills
Frederick
Urbana
H. C. Sheetenhelm
Roney Motor Company
Local Social Notes From New Windsor and Washington Visit
Mr and Mrs Starker Lovell and Mrs Truman Lambert and son John visited Washington DC recently. The Union Bridge Fire Company answered calls at Mrs Margery Bowersoxs New Windsor home on Saturday and Mr Dan ers farm near Medford on Sunday morning.
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Ma Moore
Starker Lovell
New Windsor
John Ross Hays
Truman Lambert
John
Washington, D.C
Union Bridge Fire Company
Margery Bowersox
Danner
Medford
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Conor
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David L. Quinn
Crisfield
Pearl Harbor
Shanghai
Tommy Johnson
Snow Hill
Worcester County
Ocean City
Stamp News
U. K
Sabillasville
Harney
Sampson L. Young
Weir
Lattie J Murray
Mane Kidd
Urleans
G. Austin Young
Gaithersburg
Lester B Young
Samuel Young
Mrs. Young
Middlebury
Middleburg
Wade Sherman
Patsy
Donna
Nina
Wilbur Delpny
Frank Miller
William Stitely
Robert Wilson
William Blume
Carrie Hann
Evvie
Philadelphia
William Garber
Clarence
Pauline
Keymar
Carroll Garber
Taneytown
Truman Sensensey
Charles
Westminster
David Garber
Beaver Dam
Melvin Blume
Woodsboro
Dianna Garber
Ace Garber
Abraham Coulson
Afiss
Mary Winemuler
Lulu Les Callesii
Gnion Bridge
Sterling Les Calleeti
Jug Bridge Club
Jug Bridge Woman’s Club
Bessie K. Stauffer
W.E. A
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Paul B. Kallaway
West
Clarence Shpley
I. Q
Vals
Tanoo
Britain
U.S
Walt
Leonard
Storm&Shipley Market
Williams Typewriter & Supply
West Patrick St
James E. Doll
South Market St
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Corner Market and
Second Streets
Frederick, Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Gibson
Freez
Gibson Electric
L. B. Nicodemus
North Market St
Frederick, Md
Trederick's Home
Basedour Dental
Over Western MD. Bank
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