Easter plans and social notices in Frederick area
Community announcements list bridge club hosting at 1 oclock Wednesday and a run of Easter visits. Frederick residents Frank Hedges hosts. Butler Musser family to spend Easter in Frederick with Tyson relatives. Williamson, Goodell, Quynn, Warfield, Miller, and Hoover families planning travels and nuptials. Blue Ridge Summit and Braddock Heights events noted.
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Te Extertain Bridge Club
Frank H. Hedges
Second Street
Frederick
Frankin Butler Mousser
Oiheir Noung
Frarzin Butler Sex HI
Camp Holl
Messrs
Allen G Quynn
Abjerty
John Tyler Quynn
Braddock Heights
Durham
N. C
Willam R Quynn
Duke University
Leesburg worker recovers from broken leg
Robert Curry of Leesburg Virginia is recovering from a broken right leg suffered in an accident at his home Saturday afternoon. The injury occurred while he was working on his property adjacent to Leesburg. Mr Curry is an employee of the Loudoun Times Publishing Company.
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Robert Curry
Leesburg
Curry
Loudoun Times Publishing Company
Fire Destroys Grove Home Near Emmitsburg
The residence of Warren D. Grove, situated five miles west of Emmitsburg in the mountains, was destroyed by a Wednesday fire. No injuries reported, cause under investigation. Local authorities and neighbors assisted in containment.
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Warren D. Grove
Emmitsburg
The Dark Command review by Bruce Catton
Bruce Catton hails W R Burnett s novel The Dark Command as a vigorous sweep through the Kansas Missouri border wars led by Quantrill and the Jayhawkers with Lawrence s burning and a romantic subplot Yet the reviewer finds the characters fail to breathe and the tale lacks full life despite its brisk pace
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Quantrill
Johnny Seton
Mr Burnett
PGF
Mt Pleasant Women’s Club meeting details in Mt Pleasant
Mt Pleasant Women's Club hosted by Mrs Earl Kelly with nineteen members and three visitors. Activities included music selections, flower exchanges, and an illustrated talk on the Frederick County tax system by S Fenton Harris. Prizes awarded to Mrs Storm and Mrs Rodenck. Next meeting set for April 25 at 7 30 p.m. at Miss Williams home with a textiles lecture.
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Mt. Pleasant
Earl Kelly
Mt Pleasant Women’s Club
Lorene Barrick
George Holland
Edward Storm
S. Fenton Harris
Frederick High School
Frederick County
Storm
Robert Rodenck
Edward McDevitt
Many Fined for Speeding Named To Head Elks On Maryland's Highways
A Maryland weekly notices list shows numerous speeding fines and reckless driving charges across towns including Brunswick Frederick Urbana Taylorsville and Mt Airy. Notable actions include a $100 drunken driving fine for Francis E. Dunworth and several $10 to $20 speeding violations. Fatal accidents rose to three. Frederick Lodge No 624 Elks installed a new Exalted Ruler. resignation of John F E Harrison noted.
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Trafic
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Brunswick-Charles C
Briens
Edward Guy Hales
Wills Jo Royer
Urbana
Charles A Brati
Albert M Custer
Harry W. Moore
Paul E Robinson
William John Scanlan
Stanley Shortz
Felecia F. Stephens
Herbert C. Thompson
Robert P. Wilson
Francis E. Dunworth
Marcus B Ehmig
Robert W. Ewing
John Foster
James Jordan
Wallace W. Langford
Richard B .Mankin
Paul S. Mary, Jr
Edward H Myerly
Wor Okie
Lawrence D Oppenheim
Arthur V_ Stemkraus
Harold PF Vance
Carty
Frederick Lodge
P.O. Elks
Perhaps a Path to Peace Amid Global Turmoil
A poetic verse by N. A Lufsurrow reflects on wartime sorrow and hope for an end to conflict. The piece contemplates dictators losing influence, Japanese aggression, the Spanish conflict, and a future when Spain and the world embrace peace and prosperity in an uneasy era.
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Spain
USA
Inspector Dismissed And Another Demoted In Baltimore
State Employment Commissioner Harry C Jones ended a tobacco warehouse sampling dispute by demoting one of two regular samplers and requiring the other to resign. Charles Traband of Upper Marlboro was removed as a sampler and placed on the re employment list with the classification of sample.
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Baltimore
Harry C Jones
Thestate Tobacco Warehouse
Jones
Charles Traband
Upper
Marlboro
Poisoning of Valuable Dogs Probed in Hagerstown
Local police investigate the poisoning of several valuable hunting dogs near Hagerstown. Dr. Robert Snave and Dr. BB Nicklas lost dogs, with another belonging to Charles Cassell dying earlier. Tests indicate strychnine as the poison.
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Hagerstown
Robert Snave
BB. Nicklas
Charles A Cassell
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