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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1937

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3

Cracker Barrel Radio Show From Groveville Me Heads To Air

A daily local radio scene from Emery Stevens store in Groveville Maine features talk on many topics led by Sam Shepherd with music from a barn dance orchestra. NBC CBS WEAF WIZ schedule lists early evenings with News and concerts and weekend program notes across many stations and cities including London Tokyo and Buenos Aires.

New York Granddad Emery Stevens Groveville WIJZ NBC Sam Shepherd Wabccbs Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace WEAF Uncle Ezra Lucille Manners Dorothy Thompson Reggie Childs WABC CBS Ted Hammerstein Count Basil Wiz-Nbc Carol Weymann Bob Ripley Grant Park Tommy Dorsey Paris Tokyo London Caracas Berlin LRX Buenos Aires Santiago Chile JZK HAS3 Budapest DJD RAN Moscow People’s Front JZJ England Cjro Cirm Winnipeg Sydney Australia

Jr I C Of Band Picnic In Nulls Grove Aug 28

Harney Aug 12 Jr I C O F Band announces its second annual picnic and festival in Nulls grove on August 28 starting at 4 30 with the band auxiliary in charge. Also notes visits by the Fissel family of Gettysburg Pa to Leatherman and family and Welty family visiting relatives including Elmer Stambaugh and Morris Stambaugh.

Earl Norman Elmer Earl Welty Mrs. Welty Morris Stambaugh

Pet Dog Kills Poisonous Rattlesnake in Frederick County

Four photographs by Ralph G. Kline capture fox terrier Toby engaging a full sized rattlesnake on a mountain road near Fishing Creek dam. Buck sportsman Kline snaps scenes as Toby closes in, the snake coils, grapples, and finally lies limp while Toby stands victorious, aided by Fred Browning with a gun ready.

Frederick County Toby Ralph G. Kline Fishing Creek Kline Buck Fred Browning Oakland

Mt. Joy festival planned for August in Bennersgrove

Thurmont residents visit Hanover General Hospital patient Dalbert Spangler returns home improved Mrs Delbert Spangler hosts a visit at Hanover hospital Mt. Joy picnic and festival set for Saturday August 28 at Bennersgrove. Families including Baumgartner Slagenhaupt Snider and Eckenrode circle gather for meals and moving help with Allen Bentz family in Mt. Washington and York area relatives spread across.

Snider and Ruth Visit Kin as Eckenrodes Return Home

Charles Eckenrode, who had spent a week with his cousins Thomas and Eugene Eckenrode, returns to his home in Loys with Snider and sister Ruth accompanying him.

Samuel D. Snider Ruth Hannah Eckenrode Ricks Minnie Herestay Birs Thomas Stambaugh York Ambrose Eckenrode Thomas Eckenrode Allen Bentz Sundsy Mrs. Roscoe Kiser Loys Isabel Eckenrode Baltimore Samuel D Snider Charles Eckenrode Thomas Eugene Eckenrode

Fete of The Lanterns Planned By St Barnabas Guild

Sykesville notes a Fete of The Lanterns event at St Barnabas Church with baby show supper fashion show and attractions. Several social visits and gatherings are listed including guests from Crisfield New York Lancaster Pa and Baltimore among others. Sunday school and preaching at 10 and 11 oclock capped the day.

Sykesville Woman's Guild of St. Barnabas Church Stewart Hurline C. D. Briddell Crisfield Shiple Margaret L. Bennett Virginia Miss Bennett M Bridshied Philp Makel New York W. B. Selby Maker Esther Selby Howard County E. J. Humphreys Lancaster L. A. Gehringer Ashland J. H. C. Lassalm William Clarke Revere Mass John Clarke Frank Mellor E. M. Mellor Williams Apel Mamie Marsden Manhattan, Beach Magothy River J. Brook Mellor Harry K. Jones Ocean City

Taylorsville church social hosts interchurch gathering

On August 13 Taylorsville Sun Shine class of Taylorsville M. E. church hosted the Friendship class of St. James M. E. church South at Clarence Wrights meadow in Clar ence Wrights meadow. About 65 members from both classes attended a get acquainted song and several planned games.

Taylorsville M. E. Church Friendship St. James M. E. Church South Clarence Wright Jesus

Mrs J Walter Getty Hosts Florida Visitors Dinner Honor

In New Windsor on August 13 Mrs. J Walter Getty entertained guests at dinner. The gathering honored Charles Baile and his Florida family visiting town. Mrs. Frank Lizear of Rockville was among those who called on Wednesday. Paul Flams, formerly at Medford Grocery, has secured a job in Baltimore and plans to relocate soon. Kenneth Bond and his mother were also noted in the report.

R. N. Bartlett Taylorsville M. E. Church and Airs Punter Arnold Anna Belle Bobbie Roy Iola C. E. Walker Catonsville Ars Charles Franklin Ve Clary Paul Clary Airs George Magin Watson Baltimore Roy Gunn William Jose Tharnes Holand Gosnell Burgess Condon Ruth Vertie Picket Harry Moore Westminster Thomas Moore Shirley Shipley Tne Walter Clary Frederick Sunshines Clarence Wright Carrie Cronk Airy Uneir Sumer Harry Barnes Basil Gosnell Samuel Lease Calvin Baker Clarence Baker Merton Franklin Pauline Smith Louise Mareey Betty Myers Liberty Town Arothy Reynal Baltimore George Reynolds Liberty Read Dorothy Barnes Frank Barnes George HH. Magin Irving Clingun Edward Walter Cta Arthur Purdum William Purdum Unionville New Windsor J. Walter Getty Charles Baile Florida Frank Lizear Rockville Paul Flames Medford Whel Kenneth Bond

Local residents visit and travel noted in Windsor news

Washington D C and Baltimore visitors, including families of Devilbiss, Anders, and Smith, travel to town for weekends and a Lawn fete. Attendees join relatives in town, attend 4-H meetings, and report furloughs, hospital visits, and a new Bible teaching posting at Bridgewater College. The Ty F Shriver Company expands canning, and Presbyterian lawn fete produces 22 dollars.

Washington, D. C H. H. Devilbiss Marguerite Anders Baltimore Adetta Gilbert Evelyn Smith Carttan Evans Roger Barnes Washington, D.C Daisy Newcomer Wilbur Fleming Pine Mar Camp Goldie May Lovell Truman Lambert Helen Aline Fraser Unive Jenkins Kennett Square Preston Bloom Plear Josie Russell Sara Bennett Westminster Rodger Russell Pennsylvania Betty Jane Roop Nancy Getty Ruthann Nusbaum College Park D. D. Hartzler Jack Hartaler Union Lridge Ohio G. C. Delvilbiss Rose Bell Nellie Willard Marshall Wolfe Bridgewater College Wolfe Charles A. Reid Thurmont Marie Lynch Mary McCurdy New York New Windsor Joseph FE. Englar Berkley Bowman Ty. F. Shriver Company Presbyterian Lawn Francis Weishaar Virginia Bernard Weishaar

Lions Club Luncheon Features Dillenback Melody Makers

The Lions Club weekly luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel featured the Dillenback Melody Makers from Whitney Point, N.Y. The program was arranged by Charles B. Seeger and presided over by Jesse W. Kolb. The note also mentions Premier Mussolini of Italy, born in Dovera, in the Forth province, in 1803.

Lions Club Francis Scott Key Hotel Premier Mussolini of Laly Dovia Forth Province Italy

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