Hot in Nevada Aboard The Last Frontier Hotel
A travel group visits Las Vegas Nevada staying at The Last Frontier Hotel. An anecdote describes a poker bridge evening led by Mrs. W. J. Moore Jr. highlighting a dramatic five hearts bid and clever card play as the group counts tricks and defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Las Vestas
Nev
W. J. Moore, Jr
Last Frontier
Harry Fishbein
Mr. Moore
Fishbein
Mrs. Moore
Union Bridge News Roundup From August Visitors and Local Vignettes
Maryland and Pennsylvania visitors mingle with Union Bridge locals in a weekly note. Mrs Brooks and sons Billy Jack Ricky visit Baltimore kin. Evelyn Tomlinson weekend with her parents. Kemp daughter Mary Emma takes a medical lab technician post in Baltimore. Attendees assess wartime ethics and utility of new measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eral
Poland Springs
William Brooks
Billy
Jack
Ricky
Baltimore
Cawthorn
Evelyn Tomlinson
Joseph Tomlinson
Mary Emma Kemp
Charles Kemp
Springfeld Avenue
Maryland University School of Medicine
William Hush
Farm Machinery Tour Yields Strong Attendance Despite Weather
A July 22 farm machinery tour drew 32 participants including County Commissioners, Roads Board members, engineers, and soil and extension staff. The group visited several soil conservation farms near Liberty town and discussed erosion prevention, road cost savings, and contour strip practices. Speakers noted reduced soil wash and improved drainage, with farmers reporting minimal corn damage due to strip cropping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eispert
Hooper
Arnold
Roads Board
John Engle
Willard
Extension Service
Henry E. Shoemaker
Soil Conservation Service
E. M. Davis
College Park
Rhea T. Kincaid
Thurmont
Sam Rosenstock
Elmer Hodges
K. M. Dertzbaugh
Nettle Jones
Libertytown
Sterling Spurrier
John L. Smith
Earl Haifleigh
R. Ingling
Juliet Smith
Grace Dolterer
Millard Eller
Edwin Hevner
Roger Williams
Bruce Ramsburg
Marearst Boyle
Spring Garden
Hodges
McKaig
Community notices from Sykesville and area events
A column of local notices notes a St Pauls Methodist Children’s Day service at 8 p m with Miss Katura Hipsley directing and many attendees. It lists travel plans for Billy Melville, a Marianne Berry Hughes wedding announcement, Ensign Henry Warfield’s release to inactive duty, visits by Mrs. Millard Weer and Miss Margaret Harris, and other family updates including deaths, visits, and upcoming guild meetings and a Sunday school picnic in Mullinix Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Berry
Russell Paul Hughes
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Henry Branch Warfield
USNR
Guam
U. S. Naval Persons
William Hobbs, Jr
Silver Spring
Albert Brown
Mamie
Rooney Bayne
Philip Bayne
Stamford
Conn
Bayne
Bayneville
John Firored
Baltimore
Irvin Buckingham
Main Street
Charlotte Riley
Henry
EH. A. Barnes
Mullinix Grove
Eldersburg
Westminster Band
D. W. Cauthorn
Auburndale
Mass
Charles W. MacQuestorn
Union Bridge and area churchs plan outing and community notices
Union Bridge churches will hold an outing at Mt Valer Park Rocky Ridge today. Mrs Duvall wife of the late Ralph Duvall will sell household goods at Mrs Stallings property and will reside at the May Hooper home in Union Bridge with her son Philip and cousin Miss Mary Bange. Various residents announce travel, visits and enlistments including George Harmon who enlisted in the U S Army and is at Camp Polk La. Union Bridge Lions Club carnival set for August 12 to 7 with dances and entertainment by Harvey Tucker, 101 Ranch Boys and others each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Pipe Creek
Churches of the Brethren
Mt. Valer Park
Rocky Ridge
Duvall
Ralph Duvall
Fox
Staunton
Earline Alexander
Phyllis
Booby
Annap- 2
Widen Paresits
D. C. Bankert
Breakiron
J. N. Breakiron
Johnsville-Middleburg
Pittsburgh
Clinton Bair
Ralph Bair
Taneytown
George Harmon
Roeland Harmon
Elmer Wolfe
U.S. Army
Camp Polk
Camp Meade
Mary Ellen
Sandra Snyder
Keymer
Patsy Crabbs
Uniontown
Harvey Tucker
Happy Johnny
Shorty Welty
Slim Stewart
Winners In Baby Show At Baker Park Friday
Friday evening at Baker Park the Zonia Club hosted a Baby Show judged by Mrs. Hilda Croghan Miss Florence Gartner and Mrs. Hattie Crum. Prizes were awarded for fat test baby largest baby youngest baby tallest baby and most friendly baby with winners including Charles Francis Hahn Sharon Ann Baker Dorsey Gilbert Carol Virginia Thompson Katherine Louise Hamilton Kay Francis Devil Dorfman Wine and end Charles Calvin Grabill Jet Michael Sprankle Doris Jean Weddle and Sharon Ann Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Park
Zonia Club
Hilda Croghan
Florence Gartner
Hattie Crum
Charles Francis Hahn Ang
Joan Dudash
Sharon Ann Baker
Constance Kitten Spelton
Dorsey Gilbert
Bernard Leonard Cole
Carol Virginia Thompson
Helen Louise Lenhart
Katherine Louise Hamilton
Kay Francis Devil
Dorfman Wine
Charles Calvin Grabill
Jet
Michael Sprankle, Inc
Doris Jean Weddle
Sharon Ann Smith
Reporter's Quiz Divides Opinion on Atomic Bomb Asset or Liability
Six residents were asked if the invention of the atomic bomb is an asset or a liability. Charles Schrogel favors it if properly used and controlled, Edward Shrine says it keeps nations worried, Keller Smith calls the verdict hard to say as details continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Harper
Frederick
Focal
Anhettigr
S. Charles Schrogel
Ford
Edward D. Shrine Itinet
Ceresville
Keller Smith
Middletown
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Vic Flint
Elm Tree
Ree
Iti
GARA
Fee Finigh
Wyse
Harbinger
Lovi
Wes
Sake Andy
Barnegat
Mutt and
Jeff
Boots
Amm
Nevada
Moore Eake
South West North East
William FE
McKenney
America’s Card Authority
U. S. Army
Worizontat
Indiana
Font
F. Alan Parsons
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Edward Arrington
William Kidd
M. A. Arrington
West
Davis Bible
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Roger Roop
David and
Alvan Bixler
Westminster
Frank Ogle
Robert Williams
P. H. Williams
Williams
Greenbelt
D. K. Shultz
Rocky Springs
Philip Wertheimer
United States
Anu Te
Stee
Uit
Farm Machinery
Sykesville
Caesar
WURGS
AC Es
SAT Auioy
Thas
Red Ryder
Weiter Siat
ANS Art
Yan
Barnum
Freckles
Kane
Bay
Ante Iice
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