Road Commission reform and picnic committee named
The county road commission will place all nonpermanent workers under civil service exams before permanent status. Temporary appointees must pass exams. workers above the probation age will also be examined. A wholesale shift of road inspectors is planned within two weeks to restore efficiency. Jim Hull picnic committees have been named including supper drinks candy ice cream and music by the Yellow Springs band.
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Saligmore
Ead Wainiocence
Mate Wheads
Mea HE Table
Commission
Mid Today
Fe. Tebler
Thremai
Jim Hull
Harley
Howard King
Mehr Shankie
Yingling
Charlotte Whitmore
Yellow Springs
Hollywood Actress Evelyn Venable and Hal Mohr At Home
Report notes the home of screen actress Evelyn Venable and her husband Hal Mohr. The piece mentions a November arrival and references a guiding nurse and expert roles.
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Hollywood
Evelyn Venable
Hal Mohr
Pheyre
Tyi
Lee Daby
Radio Highlights From Army Maneuvers and NBC Schedule
NBC plans to broadcast Pine Camp maneuvers later this month while CBS coverage is noted. Peggy Hopkins Joyce and Dixie Dunbar will be on NBC TV August 12, with Alice Brady August 10 and Lionel Barrymore August 11 for Jolson shows. Eddie Guest turns 54 August 20 as his program marks the birthday. The Radio Manufacturers Association and NAB partner to award broadcasting prizes akin to the Pulitzer. A long roster of programs across WEAF NBC WABC and other stations lists varied musical and dramatic offerings for August.
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New York
CBS
Pine Camp
N. Y
NBC
Peggy Hopkins
Joyce
Dixie Dunbar
NTV
al Jolson
Alice Brady
Lionel Barrymore
Eddie Guest
Refuses First Trick and Master Point Thoughts
The article recalls R R Richards of Detroit, founder of the American Bridge League, planning a Detroit master point tournament in October and discusses a sample hand with Richards as declarer. It examines bidding decisions over clubs and diamonds, and explains a line that yields a winning position for the declarer in clubs.
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WM. EL McKesney
American Bridge League
R R Richards
Detroit
Amitican Briicge League
Couns Fomn
Richards
Milton Clork
Michigan Mayers
Dumm
West Wall
West
Soil erosion projects planned in Maryland counties
Six Maryland counties will receive portions of a 200 000 allocation for soil erosion projects to be conducted in the coming months. The effort is part of a 27 500 000 national erosion program directed by President Roosevelt with CCC involvement. Terracing forestation contour cultivation and cover crops will be used to reduce erosion. A CCC camp will conduct erosion probes in the region and a site at Ker county is noted for establishment.
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College Park
Maryland
Washington
Frederick
Baltimore
Letormed Calif
Anne Arieades
Roosevelt
T B Symons
University of Maryland Extension Services
Commtee
CCC
Symons Seid
Heat Wave Persists Across Mid-Atlantic States
Weather reports show temperatures near 90 degrees in many areas with Chattanooga reaching 100 and other cities such as Atlanta Charlestown Jacksonville Raleigh Savannah hitting 88. The bureau notes a potential brief cool spell by Thursday but warns of uncertain relief.
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Siice Sre
Weather Bureau
Middle Atlantic
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Charlestown
Jacksonville
Raleigh
Sivannah
Kansas City
BARDERS MEET Frederick County Barbers Hold Monthly Session
The Frederick County Barbers Association met at the Midler 5 restaurant on Bask Patrick Street with fifteen members. Maurice A Buckingham ceded the presidency, Richard Siwer was named new president, and Vincent A Cinquegrant announced two physicians will conduct physical exams for barbers. The next gathering is a smoker on September 3 at the Pradis Scott Key Hotel.
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Pradis Scott Key Hotel
Utles Lutheran Woman’s League Meets at Walkersville
The Utles Lutheran Woman's League held its August 1 meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs J Mac Clellan Engle near Walkersville. President Mae Miller presided as 18 members and one visitor, Mrs Jacob F Ramburg, joined.
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Utles Lutheran Woman's Lasgue
J MacClellan Engle
Walkersville
Mae Miller
Mra
Paul Buhrman
Snd Lords
Leagues
Emhtesn
Jacob F. Ramaburg
J . Daveler
Rassburg
P. Bulerman
Ernsst Utterback
Henry Stottlemyer
J OC Develer
Meate Heffner
Alan Harper
Ylvia Byler
Benefit Festival at Grace Trinity Reformed Church
The Grace Trinity Reformed Church near Peari hosts a benefit festival on the church lawn Saturday night replacing Thursday as announced. A program features Mrs Jacob BR Reming, a bridge group, songs from Blast Be The Tie, Dorothy Uttarbacht selections, readings like Rastus Sunday Pants, a memory contest with prize to Mies Alte Brattlemyer, and refreshments served by the hostess.
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Ree League
Mra
Jacob BR. Reming
Weither
Boog
Dorothy Uttarbacht
Rastus
Olivia Eyer
Grace Trinty Reformed Church
Sear Peari
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