Rural Picnic Planned in Petersville Woods on Aug 8
A large rural cooperative picnic is set for Petersville Woods next Wednesday August 8. The event features speeches by Grange and Farm Bureau leaders, speedball games, horseshoe contests, dancing, and music by the Brunswick Band and Boonsboro Harmonica Band. 4-H teams compete in speedball, with a platform program including talks by state and local leaders, musical numbers, and a lunch break. Invitations go to state officials and county organization members.
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Grange
Farm Bureau
Federation of Rural Womans Club
Farmer's Club
Brunswick Band
Boonsboro Harmonica
Wilbert L. Smith
Alvie M. Fizler
Henry R. Shoemaker
David Fry, Jr. Jefferson
Pomona Grange
Wilwit L. Smith
Pleasant
Carlton Hoar
Charles T. Dockey
Baltimore
State Farm Bureau
Louise Ferrell
Jeanette House
Eleanor Koogle
Thomas Roy Brooks
Harford County
Maryland State Grange
Adamstown
Grange Zam
J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
Pleasant community notes and gatherings mix with travel
A long list of social visits and family events across Walkersville Johnsville and nearby towns includes surprise dinners for Mrs. Hossier, a wedding trip for Mr. Austin Hamilton and Miss Loretta Pippeon, and various birthday outings at South River Beach Anne Arundel county. The Mt Pleasant Reformed Ladies Guild met with Mrs. Marshall Grave and an article notes African fire making traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing John Foreman
Walkersvillers
Baxter
Lillie
Cora
May
Ruth
Donald
Cyrus
Gordon West
Fisher
Johnsville
Austin Hamilton
Loretta Pippeon
Walkersville
My. Lloyd
Chicago
Ohio
John E. Main
Frederick
C. Edward Hoffman
Joseph H. Lochner
South River Beach
Anne Arundel County
Mr. Lochner
Calvin Hamilton
Walter V. Pittinger
Harold Hamilton
J. Edward Lochner
Carroll Steele
Grayson Bowers
Mary Winebrenner
Carlos Bowers
Louise Winebrenner
Paul Masser
Ruth Winebrenner
Clark H. Smith
Harry Brown
Bill King
Jim Tucker
Jack Delanter
Kenneth Grabill
Robert Crum
Nelson Pittinger
Flora. Zimmerman
Ernest Wilhide
Monroe Smith
Hezekiah Steele
Emma G. Nusbaum
Effe V. Lochner
Harold Hoffman
Aater Ee Oeedee
Lawrence Keeney
C. A
Mary Hartsock
Charlotte Reightler
John Rhoderick
Clarence Huffer
P. Kieffer Main
Walter Reed
Helen J. Dutrow
Wilbur E. Smith
Alonza Miller
William H. Burrier
Wilbert L. Smith
Harold Burrier
Charles W. Burrier
William Lochner
Ralph Cramer
Ormvia Crum
Lester Main
George Benner
Harold Duvall
Harvey Rippeon
Henry Sensel
Nellie Angleberger
Paul Angieberger
Walter E. Crum
Maurice Remsberg
Acorparer Cenm
Margaret Green
Harry Green
Peat
Raymond Lindsay
Charles W. Burrier, Jr
John E. Burrier
George C. King
William A. Merane
Willian Hine
Meear Dement
Linganore
Charles Shook
Troutville
William King
Evelyn Crum
Ruth Durrew
George T. Brachey
Leo Tucker
Hershey
Ladies Guild of the
Mt. Pleasant Reformed Church
Marshall Grave
Radio Day by Day by C E Butterfield
New York daily radio listings note an August 3 forum at 1130 a m on WEAF NBC discussing Hunger in Asia with University of Chicago professors. A Cape Town ceremony unveils a David Livingstone memorial at Victoria Falls carried by shortwave to London and New York with Dr James Gray and Howard Unwin Moffatt speakers. Evening programs include Chicago Symphony, Alice in Wonderland, US Army Band and Spotlight Revue on WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WIZ NBC.
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New York
Austera Wy
Weaf-Nbc
Vue
University of Chicago
Donald Stesinger
Stuart P Meech
Fred L. Schuman
Pallde Rai
Asie
David Livingstone
Orleth
Victoria Falls
Cape Town
London
Jame Gray
Presbyterian Church of Africa
Howard Unwin Moffatt
Livingstone
WEAF
NBC
WABC
CBS
Spotight Revue
WIZ
Roosevmit
Porsland
Marlo Cozzi
Barytone
Printing certificates in urgent issuance under Morgenthau plan
Secretary Morgenthau said certificates were being printed as fast as the Bureau of Printing and Engineering facilities could operate. He responded to Senator Elmer Thomas demanding immediate approval of a new agency based on a lever action authorized by law. The exchange occurred in Washington on August 2.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Elmer Thomas
Okat
Bureau of Printing
Engraving Plan for Large Currency Certificates
The plan envisages issuing over six hundred twelve million one dollar certificates and eight hundred eleven million in other notes. The process will be covered within the next week or two with $20 bills planned for September and $100s for October.
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Petersville Woods
Ar. Renn
Br. Remsoere
Farm Busau
Carroll
Montgomery
Alvie M. Etzler
Howard Smith
Braddock
Edward Hooker
Harry Davis
Monrovia
Farm
Daniel L. Guyton
Arkittsville
Edward M. Hamilton
Mt. Pleasant
Helen Pearm
Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs
Thomas Culler
Ballenger
Bizier
Zeplenic Committee
Austin
Texas
Tavis County
Superior Meat Market
Patrick ST
Hiwehr
Nagin
Dollfuss. Bes
Mr. Pleasant
William Hossier
Angleberger
Clarence Lochner
Anglelise
W. K. Cursail
Mollie Nusbaum
Edward Mercer
R Gare & Holland
Holland
Conley
omMisk
Ella Hopkins
Stevensville
Queen Anne’s County
Geo. A. Holland
August Stonath
J. C. Monath
Vivian
Hagerstown
August Monath
Earl W. McDevitt
Card Club
Civilian Conservation Camp
George A. Holland
Edward McDevitt
Clifford Crum
Chevy Chase
Rob
THE
OLD
Dressman
Povetty Hoac
Joe
Mia
Lace. Org
Sven
Bargain Store
South Market ST
C. E. Butterfield
Time Eastern Standard
Wabc-Cbs
Emn
Rhodesia
Qurrenss Fates
Kellogg’s
Mhain
Frederick's Grocery and Produce Economy
Samearmeae
California
N. B.C
Campbell’s
M. B.C
KENI
Ripe—Choice Pack
Lang
Carnation Borden
Phillif
Chase & Sanborn
Phillip
Anne Arundel
Rocky Mountain Georgia
Avin W Mall
Bureau
Victor
Boscal
Monte _Maxwell Home
Victor Coffee
Acme
Morton
Fleischmann
Richland
ASCO
Choice
Calif. Peaches
Tee
P. & G. Seay
Malaga
Valencia
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