Freidrick area social notes highlight wins and gatherings
The page records multiple social events from Braddock Heights to Frederick. Awards were given in a craft contest with Mrs. J. C. Bryant winning and Mrs. W. E. Stoner honored. Numerous visits, picnics, card parties, birthdays, and travel plans across Virginia, Maryland, and North Carolina are noted, featuring many locals and guests. A brief fashion note follows on net gloves in August.
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J. C. Bryant
Hopewell
W. E. Stoner
Richmond
Shumate
E. B. Stickley
Woodstock
George P. Carter
Charlottesville
Braddock Heights
Ocean City
Identification of Jap Iris Confusion and Cultivation Tips
Gardners face difficulty correctly identifying the Japanese iris, often mistaking it for Siberian iris or Yellow Water Flag. The Japanese type features large flat flowers three to eight or more inches wide, blooms after bearded varieties, with single and double forms in white to deep purple. For best results, view a fine bloom collection or consult seed catalogs, and plant seeds about three years to bloom. Requires well drained, slightly acidic soil and liberal feeding, with moisture and streamside locations ideal for landscaping effect.
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Europe
Walter R. Ballard
University of Maryland Extension Service
Ballard
Japan
Stotelmyer Families Hold Annual Reunion at Pen-Mar Park
Stotelmyer families gathered Sunday August 8 at Pen-Mar park for a chicken dinner. Attendees included numerous Oland Martin and Stotelmyer relatives and their children, sharing news and photos from a close-knit clan. An automobile accident case heard in Middletown resulted in Austin Brandenburg fined 20.07 dollars for reckless driving and failing to signal, with Thomas L. McDade as complainant. Brandenburg planned an appeal.
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Stotelmyer
Pen-Mar Park
Charles Oland
Edward
Glen
Anna
Adam Martin
Cecil
Arthur
Merril
Jane Kline
Richard Martin
Dickie Lee
Doris June
John Martin
Beverly Ann
Stanley Martin
William Martin
Ralph Hessong
Gladys Marie
Rebecca
Hyssongz
Denton Stotelmyer
Marian
Alice
Lester Stotelmyer
Betty
Kathryn Chipley
Ralph Toms
Harry Jr. Toms
Ottie Parker
Helen Sharar
Merle Peiffer
Gladys Peiffer
H. B. Shatzer
Sadie Stotelmyer
Charlie Shook
Clark Miller
Jean
Ira Bond
Mary
Robert Dayhoff
Walter
Richard
Harry Lauer
Harvey Redmond
Sinma Redmond
John
Ethel
Alma Peiffer
Myersville
Justice O. Pred
Middletown
Austin Brandenburg
Thomas L. McDade
Broad Run
Brandenburg
McDade
Frederick County
Two Maryland Barns Struck By Lightning
A thunderstorm in Montgomery and Howard counties set fire to James Barnsley’s barn in Oakdale and to William Talbott’s barn in Clarksville, causing estimated damages of 10000 and 5000 dollars respectively. Fire departments from Sandy Spring and Rockville fought the blazes as crops suffered and roads flooded, with water in the viaduct halting trains and vehicles.
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James Barnsley
Oakdale
Montgomery County
Howard County
William Talbott
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Georgia Avenue
P Naca
Shirley Carter Leaves Estate of $700,000
Winchester Virginia August 13 The will of Shirley Carter a Winchester industrialist and investment banker shows an estate estimated at more than 700000 when admitted to probate. A large portion is left in trust with Shenandoah Bank for two thirds. Gifts include 350000 to Winchester Memorial Hospital for the care of those lacking hospitalization and income to the Red Cross for milk and ice for babies. An outright 100000 gift is shared by R Gray Williams Judge Philip Williams and Mrs Richard E Griffith.
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Winchester
Shirley Carter
Shenandoah Bank
Louise Anderson Patten
Gwyn Page Whipple
California
Carter
New General State Hospital
Winchester Memorial Hospital
R. Gray Williams
Philip Williams
Richard E. Griffith
Navajo Queen Gertrude Silver Crowned at Flagstar Event
Gertrude Silver, 22, of Manuelito New Mexico, wins a queen title at the Al Indian celebration in Flagstaff Arizona. She wears silver jewelry and a blue sash as part of her regal attire.
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Gertrude
Manuelito
Meliate
Flagstar Ariz
First Steps Taken To Control Penn Floods
State agents with a federal grant proceed to acquire land for two flood control dams on Tianesta and Crooked creeks in western Pennsylvania. The $150 million program aims to tame high waters in the Ohio Delaware and Susquehanna valleys. A separate report notes Harry Haupt sustaining a serious eye injury while repairing a dual highway northeast of Middletown, at Johns Hopkins Wilmer Institute in Baltimore. Patrons meeting planned Tuesday at 7 20 p m Brunsie community Merryland Tract farmers park with Lt. F Titus as chair and W T Steele Jr of Baltimore as speaker. three prizes and refreshments to be provided by Southern States Cooperative. a colored quartet to perform.
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Harrisburg
Tianesta
Crooked Creeks
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Delaware
Susquehanna
Harry Maupt
Wiauerwa
Middletown
Haupt
Wilmer Institute
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Southern States
Bruns “Ie
Merryland Tract Farmers Park
Brunch
Lt. F. Titus
W. T. Steele, Jr
Southern States Cooperative
Found Not Guilty in Brunswick Assault Case
Garlind Forrest of Brunswick was acquitted on charges of assault and property damage after a hearing before Justice Will iam Ro Campbell in Brunswick. Detected confusion in arrest records from Rockville. constable duties and warrants referenced. Forrest held briefly before transfer to local jail.
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Garlind Forrest
Brunswick
William Ro Campbell
Rockville
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