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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1933

Page

3

Industrial Recovery Meetings In Frederick County Tonight

Frederick county launches its industrial recovery campaign with two sessions led by Hector Lazo of the National Recovery Administration. An afternoon hotel dinner for industrial recovery committee members and an evening Courthouse session for merchants and industry leaders will discuss codes and forming a cooperative organization to aid employment.

Frederick County Francis Scott Key Hector Lazo Washington National Recovery Administration Comuty Industrial Recovery Committee Insor Lago Toe

Birthday celebrations span families and friends in Mt. Pleasant

A long weekend of gatherings marked Miss Margaret Crum's birthday with a surprise party hosted by the Sunday School class. Attendees included numerous Crum, Rippeon, Bowers, and Crum family members, plus friends from the Ory Biddinger home. Other events noted include hospital visits for tonsilitis and appendicitis, a card club gathering, and a drive to Crystal Beach with local residents joining in.

Radio Schedule Fragment With Coast to Coast Listings

Fragmentary listing outlines August 4 radio programming by network region. Includes varied acts from the South Sea Islander 30 to orchestras, bands, and vaudeville skits across East Central West regions, with times and station cues.

Mbc-Weaf Weal Midwest Katy Katy Webe Kfyr Ckgw Cfc South Wrva Ball Wila Weun Wiod Wert Wex Werk Kwoo Wbap South Sea Heard and Shetter Cuppy Victor Youn U. S. Navy Abner Meyer Davie Mark Fisher Tom Howerd Ralph Kirbery Yose George Olsen Herold Stern

Social News and Local Visits From Washington to Trenton

Saturday evening gatherings include Mr and Mrs M L Nicodemus and Mr Airy. Mr and Mrs William Flair and Fred erick with Mr and Mrs Howard Lochner on Thursday. W W Myers visitors from Washington include Aly, sister Mrs Smith and nieces Eugenie Lawrence Janet Smith and nephew Harry Lawrence. Ladies' Guild met with 14 members and one visitor. next meeting September 6 at Mrs Emma Barrier’s home. L L King spent Sunday with sister Mrs Jonas Burkier in Lewistown. Residents visiting Camp Ritchie included William M Delawter and grandson Jack Vera Buckey Clarence Cramer Walter Grabill and sons Kenneth Elwood Raymond Lindsay and Robert Charles Burrier Edward Burrier Elizabeth Sheetenhelm Fara Sheetenhelm Stuitz Luther Burrier Birds Tucker Ramsburg Jonny Betzendanner Jiward McDevitt Lorraine Barrick Marshall Grove John Brown Hale Barrier Genenis Cramer and others. Charles Waters and W W Kellum visited William Delanter then went to Trenton N J for the first amateur telephone banquet with about 309 attendees. They toured Lakehurst and Bridgeport N J before returning home. New York Auto Show opens Saturday in January and Chicago Show January 27.

Mr. Pleasant Margaret Crum Walter Crum Harry Crum Glen Crum Millard Crim Paul Cram William Masser Atlee Restler Ralph Cramer Walter Grabill Rodney Rippeon Restler Marshall Grove Mehri Mayne Edwin Bowers Mises Margaret Cram Genevieve Bowers Margaret Green Helena Ripreen Ruth Rippeon Ethel Hahn Caroline Hahn Louise Kelly Bethel Crum Charlotte Green Hilda Tucker Peggy Grove Elisabeth Crum Vel Crum Anna Bell Bowers Beverly Crum Thelma Crum Doris Crim Marian Cramer Mary Catharine Rettler Messrs Ralph Bowers Vernon Rippcem Grayson Bowers Russell Mossberg George T. Stuchey Kenneth Grabill Elwood Grabill Edward Marne Mehri Mayne Austin Yamer Millard Crum, Jr Glen Rippeen Ory Biddinger Wiener Keiffer Main W.maynard Buckey Herbert Duvall Emory Biddinger Blizd’ Reese Louella Condon Robert Crum Reno Smith Steiner Summers Fred Ebbert Leo Duvall Reese Biddinger Merhle Duvall Joseph H. Baehner August Monath Charles FE. West Fayetteville Joseph H. Lochner Robert R. Rhoderick Crystal Besch Magorhy River Anne Arimdel Mt. Pleasant Wusses West P. Keiffer Main Herbert. Duvall Bie Charles Flora Ernest C. Wilhide Walter E. Crum Edward M. Hamilton Celvin F. Hamilton Charles Burviet Kitty Kefauver Ruth Winebrenner Zelman Rippeon Pauline Phitinger Pauline Trout Florence Thompson Marie Fearl Winnier and Garte Robert Ft. Rhoderick J. Newcomer Harry Rippeon Willian H. Burker J. H. Stine John Holtripple Gladys Grabill Raymond Lindsay Baxter Croneburs Harry Eider Madeline Truman Henry Engelbrecht Nimrod Eteler M. L. Nicodemus Airy William Flair Frederick Howard Lochner W. W. Myers Aly Mrs. Smith Eugenie Lawrence Janet Smith Harry Lawrence Washington Ladies' Guild of the Reformed Church Vera Buckey Emma J. Barrier L. King Jonas Burkier Lewistown Camp Ritchie William M. Delawter Jack Clarence Cramer Kenneth Elwood Robert Charles Bur Arthur Dorsey George King Helen Routzahn Egenis Cramer Charles Waters W. W. Kellum Lover “Spring William T. De~lanter Trenton N. J Lakehurst Bridgeport N. d

Apple crop slightly better than year

U S Department of Agriculture reports July 1 apple condition at 58.6 percent, up from prior year and near ten year average. Forecast total apple production set at about 1.598 million bushels, with declines tied to June heat and dry weather in key states led by New York and Pennsylvania.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Division of Cre and Livestock New York Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania

Agricultural Supply Estimates Show Crop Comparisons

The report notes pear prospects around 8 percent higher from June to July 1, grape outlook up 12 percent as of July 1, versus 0.7 percent last year and 83.2 percent of the ten year average. National production is 21,004,631 tons, about 14 percent below 1982 but nearly 17 percent above 1931.

Dinner Guests At the Weltys in Mountain Ava

A local dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Welty Rice of Mountain Ava featured a list of attendees including Chalmer Kugler Robert Richardson Frank Robinson Gladys Kugler Joseph Brows Miss Michardson Robbbe Robinson Junior Kugler and Dan et Robinson all of Warneatore Fa News advertising pays big dividends and invites investment.

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