War insights from Commander Quynn at Hove Kiwanis
Commander Allen G. Quynn USN recently returned from China shared a general picture of the war with Japan and China at a Hove Kiwanis luncheon. He described Shanghai’s limited damage, Japanese aims to cut inland supplies, Amoy and Swatow as local targets, and Hankow’s eventual fate. Local guests Sid Greenfield Joe Keenan Manuel Weinberg attended, with Francis Perrott presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picure
China
Japan
Hove
Frederick
Allen G. Quynn
Mindanao
Asheville
Quynn
Ninese
Shanghai
Nanking
Hankow
Canton
Hong Kong
Amoy
Swatow
Kiukiang
Yangtze
Chunging
Sid Greenfield
Baltimore
Joe Keenan
Winchester
Manuel Weinberg
J. Philip Carty
Russell McCain
Francis Perrott
Club
Fete Of The Lanterns Highlight Sykesville Event At Edgewood
The second annual Fete Of The Lanterns was held at Edgewood the home of Mr and Mrs Stewart F Hurline under the auspices of St Barna bes Guild. Numerous social visits and gatherings are noted with residents touring nearby towns and hosting guests across Lansdowne Wilmin gton and Bluefield with family and friends.
Navy Faces Search Fight Over Clipper Incident
In Washington a debate over naval duty and civilian aviation follows the Hawaii Clipper missing craft search. Navy officials defend aid to distress at sea and tie aviation cooperation to wartime needs while noting high daily costs and the need for experienced naval personnel in search and rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlantic
Douglas Corrigan
Pacific
Hawaii
Pan-American Airways
Amelia Earhart
Navy
Bureau of Operations
Lexington
California
Department of Commerce
Ireland
Harry E. Yarnell
Asiatic Feet
George J. Meyers
Manila
Admiral Leahy
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Amelia
NEA Service, Inc
Confer With FDR On Wage-Hour Law Meeting
nC. T. A. at the monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon. Miss Helen Miller of Washington spends vacation with her brother A. Frank Miller and sisters Alice Mary Lydia Muller at Me Airy. Dr. Stephenson Hopkins, executor of Mrs. Margaret Downey Hopkins, sold a 134-acre New Market farm to Ray C. Warfield. The property, with a stone dwelling, lies along the road from New London to Forest Grove school. Mrs. Asa HK Watkins and daughter Luiss Rose Evelyn Watkins visit Beverly Beach with Mr. Watkins, Ellsworth, and Miss Jeagie Watkins. Maron V. Runkles Jr, Alry, and Edgar Hyde spent the weekend at Ocean City, New Jersey. Mrs. Ferris Penn was admitted to Woman's Hospital in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nc. T. A
Helen Miller
Washington, D. C
A. Frank Miller
Alice
Mary
Lydia Muller
Asa HK. Watkins
Luiss Rose Evelyn Watkins
Beverly Beach
Watkins
Ellsworth
Jeagie Watkuns
Maron V. Runkles, Jr
Alry
Edgar Hyde
New Windsor
Ocean City
Ferris Penn
Woman's Hospital
Baltimore
Visitors and guests in Dearborn area from several families
Dearborn residents visited relatives and hosted guests from Maryland and nearby towns. The record lists Mr and Mrs Delius Brown hosting in Dearborn, Mr and Mrs Lowndes Johnson returning to Easton, Miss Eunice Gaither visiting Winfield with Mrs Saville Hewitt, and Hewitt and brother with Miss Gaither visiting Miss Annie Brandenburg in Finksburg. Other visits include Frank and E M Mellor with J Broaxs Melor in Manhattan on the Magothy, Charles H Taylor with Arthur Holmes in Riverdale, Mrs Harry Waltjen returning from Severn and planning a stay in Annapolis, Isabel Howes from Baltimore staying with her parents, and Ray Smith and daughter Joan from Westminster spending time with G F Howe and Barbara Howes at Fort Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mellor
E. M. Mellor
J. Broaxs Melor
Manhattan
Magothy
Charles H. Taylor
Arthur Holmes
Riverdale
Harry Waltjen
Severn
Siay
Annapolis
Isabel Howes
Baltimore
George Eanes
Ray Smith
Joan
Westminster
G. F. Howe
Barbara Howes
William Banderich
Fort Howard
George Howes
Weekend visitors and relatives in Mt Airy and Ridgeville
Aug 17 weekend guests included Mr and Mrs WJ Bailey and son Earle Baltimore and Mrs Cora Clouser Gemville W Va who spent two weeks with the Norris family. L E Jones and daughter Jean returned after visiting Etta Jones Gaimes Norfolk. Alan Watkins Ellsworth returned from six day motor tour of New England and Southern Canada. James Bell and son Donnie Keyser W Va visited Prof and Mrs Donald Watkins. Mrs Bell and Mrs Watkins are sisters. George Murdock of Fidelity and Deposit Company Baltimore vacationing with Howard V Murdock Mt Ann. Rev Philip C Edwards and daughter Jeanne at State College Pa with brother in law family. Abs Helen Glaze and Miss Catherine Molesworth were guests Sun.
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Sykesville
George Banks
Leslie DeVries
Wilmington
Banks
D. W. Cauthorn
Glen Burnie
Anna Brayshaw
Amos Booty
Daugh Vrears
Jane
Irene
Lansdowne
William Brayshaw
Washington
Claude Erb
James Mann
Harry Glanville
George Hendrix
Woodlawn
G. Frank Flohr
Billy Maxwell
Mary Porter
Bluefield
Porter
Helen Callihorn
Kitty Ridgely
Nick Hammond
E. Kenneth Albaugh
Forest Green
Darlington
Jane Maston
Lisbon
Esther Ruby
Penn State College
Robert Lee Swain
Robert
Ashburton
Yellowstone Park
Karl Justus
Dranesville
Herndon
Lee Forthman
William Forthman
Rogers Hall
Rogers
Joshua Barnes
Mt. Airy
Airy
C. H. Norris
Ridgeville
WJ. Bailey
Earle
Baltimore
Cora Clouser
Gemville
Wva
Norris
New Jersey
L. E. Jones
Jean
Etta Jones Gaimes
Norfolk
Alan Watkins
Ellsworth
New England
James Bell
Donnie
Keyser
W. Va
Donald Watkins
Bell
Watkins
George Murdock
Indianapolis
Ind
Fidelity and Deposit Company of
Howard V. Murdock
Mt. Ann
Philip C. Edwards
Jeanne
State College
Abs
Helen Glaze
Catherine Molesworth
Sun
Local Social Notes From Westminster Area
Mr and Mrs Tolly Gosnell of Westminster host a day at home. Mr and Mrs Henry G Hood return from a week in Atlantic City. Mrs Albert Tabler hosts Women Missionary Society at Trinity M E Church. Mrs Fannie Lindsay visits Raymond Lindsay near town. Mr and Mrs William Merrick spend weekend with Mrs Evans in Easton en route to Oregon City. Mrs A R Molesworth, daughter Frances, and Miss Mary M Hood visit William Hood in Bartholows. Dinner guests include Miss Hood Baltimore Miss Elizabeth Warner and Mrs Nellie Kelley Snow Hill and Mrs Helen Glaze. Hood to join Samuel Ready school faculty. Miss Katherine Cissel Hebron guests of Mrs J Albert Nice. Singleton Aldridge and daughter Jessie visit Park Venus. Mr and Mrs J M Clark move from Woodbine to Butler apartments. Clark joins Postal Telegraph Co. Mrs G E Repp hosts local chapter members.
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Tolly Gosnell
Westminster
Henry G. Hood
Atlantic City
Albert Tabler
Ridge Road
Woman's Missionary Society of Trinity
M. E. Cnuren
South
Fannie Lindsay
Raymond Lindsay
Pleasant
William Merrick
Baltimore
Elizabeth Warner
Nellie Kelley
Snow Hill
Helen Glaze
Town
Miss Hood
Molesworth
Samuel Ready School
Frances
M. L. Nicodemus
Katherine Cissel
Hebron
Astern Shore
J. Albert Nice
G. E. Repp
Community Guests and Visits Round Middleburg Area
In Middleburg area notes for August include Mrs James Williams of Parkville visiting Mrs Wilfred Smith for two days. Miss Mary Fleagle of Washington and her mother and sister visited New York City. George J Herman of Keymar hosted guests for Frank Kehn and Edna Smith of Baltimore. Charles Bowers of Woodbine spent a week with his brother David Bowers. Miss Mary Renkel of Baltimore visited her parents in Middleburg. Sterling Lescalbett and family with Patsy Donna and Nina Lee Sherman visited Uniontown. Mrs Fannie Dukehart, mother of Mrs Carrie Hyde, shows slow improvement. Eva Les Callcett spent the week with Caroline Englebrecht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleburg
James Williams
Parkville
Wilfred Smith
Mary Fleagle
Washington
B. F. Fleagle
Gloria
Here
New York City
George J. Harman
Keymar
Frank Kehn
Baltimore
Edna Smith
George Harman
Stering
Les Callcett
Harry Claybaugh
Maurice Claybaugh
Luther Claybaugh
Edward Hartsock
Monroe Hartsock
Charles Bowers
Woodbine
David Bowers
Sterling Lescalbett
Patsy, Donna
Nina Lee Sherman
Stiener Englebrecht
Uniontown
Fannie Dukehart
Carrie Hyde
Eva Les Callcett
Caroline Engle
Local residents attend fairs and visit kin across towns
Names and travel notes fill a social column listing visits to Carrell county fair at Uniontown and Monocacy fishing camp. Guests include Shirley Johnson Bruceville with Frank Muller family, Mrs James Wilfram Parkville and others, plus many Kin and hospital or vacation updates.
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Brecht
Uniontown
Carrell County
Shirley Johnson
Bruceville
Frank Muller
Reia
Janet
St. White Plank
Monocacy
James Wilfram
Parkville
EL. Eyter
Madi Grimes
Walfred Crouse
Nevin
Richard
Robert Boston
Feeserburs
Sterling LesCalleett
William Weishaar
Sandra Wuma
Ethel LesCalleett
Keymar
Here
Gettysburg Hospital
Wade Sherman
Sterling LesCalleest
George Eyler
Liberty —Frey
Paul Sampson
Dors Lee
Falk Of Third Term Continues In West
Washington reports strong Western sentiment for a third Roosevelt term as politicians debate the 1940 possibility. Senators Murray Montana and Minnion Indiana and Rep O Connell Montana weigh public will against White House renewal while Amick Kellar Tennessee dismisses the rumors as talk.
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Washington
West
Roosevelt
Jona D. Ham
Republican National Compr
Murray
Montana
Jerry O'Connell
Minion
Indiana
White House
Amic Kellar
Tennessee
New England Trip Mentioned With Steamer and Visit Plans
A New England trip is noted with boarding the steamer New York bound for Boston Massachusetts. Mr Bricker plans a visit to his son John Bricker in Cambridge Massachusetts. Ervin Hyser is listed among those associated with the notice.
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New England
New York
Boston
Mass
Bricker
John Bricker
Cambridge
Ervin Hyser
Peterson's Ointment Heals Pimples and Irritated Skin
Ad touts Peterson's Ointment as quick relief for pimples eczema and skin blotches and promises refund if not delighted after one application. It also claims soothing for irritated tired feet and cracks between toes with a 35 cent price.
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Peterson
Community Notes From Hanover Area Headlines
A patient remains at Hanover General Hospital while David Sisley, living with the Hysers, plans to visit his son-in-law and daughter, Mrs. and Mrs. Russell Eckard. Church supper and fete preparations loom for St Joseph’s on August 20 and 27. Helen and Mary Angela Arnold travel to Frostburg to stay with grandparents Bernard Dill, Mrs Harlacher, Mrs Belman, and Miss Mary Bester. Nearby residents Miss Fringer greeted by CT Finger. The Montreal Jr. Trade group reports 650 members.
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Hanover General Hospital
David Sisley
Russell Eckard
Bernard Dill
Carne Harlacher
Belman
Hanover
2 Dicks
Hampton
Mary Bester
Kentland
Ind
CT Finger
Mary Fringer
Presumption of death in Yeakle estate case in Frederick County
In the Orphans Court of Frederick County Maryland Emma T. Duyow and Daisy T. Brown petition for letters of administration on Valetta May Yeakle estate. The court finds presumption of death established after more than fifteen years absence from last domicile and directs two weekly notices in Frederick County papers warning Valetta May Yeakle or any claimant to produce life evidence by December 2, 1938. Judges Louis C. Etchison Newton Thomas Samuel A. Gregg, attorney Leo Weinberg, and Register John Hershberger sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freder County
Biaryland
Edward C. Yeakle
Pep. Uon
Emma T. Duyow
Daisy T. Brown
Casper E Choe
Marshall Etchison
Watetta
Yeakle
Tsal
Frederick County
Valetta
New
Valetta May Y Yeakle
Waletta Alay Yeakle
Louis C. Etchison
C. Newton Thomas
Samuel A. Gregg
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Leo Weinberg
John Hershberger
Register of Wills
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Behind the
Elizabeth Barnes
Joshua Barnes, Jr
Elmer Lee
King Horner
Nancy Lee
Helena Barnes
Salisbury
Harry A. Barnes
Lee Fridell
Silver Spring
William Hobbs
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Efien Taylor
Wheeling
Helen Frances Ridgely
Isabel Davis
Alice Davis
Catonsville
J. Marion Harris
Bernice Shipley
Maryland General Hospital
William B. Welling
David Shipley
Mary Danner
Owings Mills
Frank Greenwood
Canada
Milton Merchant
FDR
Elmer F. Andrews
Secury of
Frances Perkins
W House
Mary Renkel
John Benttel
Taneytown
Aug
Mary Desharon
William McWilliams
Anna
Billy
Thorndale
Anna Cain
Helena Scott
Frank Crouse
Claud Conover
Merl Conover
Penn's Grove
Leo Brady
Harry Shipley
Paul Becker
Brookville
Moni
John McCain
Elkins
Elfen Hess
Ludean Bankard
Helen Leatherwood
Mh Aary
Homer Davis
Audrey
Del
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market Street
Rodock
Penna, R
Keystone
Nicodemus Paint Store
Court Se
MCA
Falk
Blue Ridge College
New Windsor, Maryland
Aero Oil CO. Associated Fleet-Wing Dealers
Pennsylvania
Palm Beach
Quaker City
North Market Street
England
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Montreal
NISI
Circuit Court
Mary A. Keckler
Charles ©. Keckler
William W Ridenour
Ellis C. Wachter
Walter E. Sinn
ML. Creager
Raymond D. Creager
M. IL. Creager and Son
Olive A. Hecher
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Ellis. C. Wachter
Patrick M. Schnauer
William H. White
Walter E. Sden
Commercial Bank of Maryland
Marsland
Commercial Bank of Marsland
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