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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1935

Page

2

Annual Rural Women’s Club Picnic At Braddock Prairie

Beont 35 persons fromganst of the Federation of Rural Women’s Club attended the Puderstion outing at Braddock Maighta Tuesday. The day featured a meeting program with contests reading plays demonstrations and a bowling tournament. Prizes were awarded for cake fattest thinnest youngest most recent bride and other categories. The bowling event was won by C Paul Roderuck. An afternoon program included singing demonstrations and a one act play Waiting for the Train. The committee included Mrs C Paul Roder wes and Mrs Vincent Siser.

Beont Ganst Untla Federation of Rural Women’s Clu Thomas F. Culler Ballenger Prestmat Puderstion Braddock Maighta George Chick Neat’ Brutewick Helen Pearson Ernest Fogle Weetabors N. Z Cramer Woodsboro Edna Smith Schwarber Johnsville J. Edgar Ferrell Merryland Tract Mary Sulcer Merryland Leslie Null Emmitsburg William M Clark Smithsburg George Peters Urbans Nellie Witter Fama Derr Arthur Shook Willam Monard Mollie Bammerman Neu J Hamer Remaberg Middletown Sone

Local Social News Highlights Visits and A Birthday Party

A flurry of visits and family moments fill the page as residents from Middleburg to Hanover and Baltimore share days with relatives friends and neighbors. Highlights include Mary Repp returning to Baltimore after a visit with her parents the Johnson birthday gathering for Mr Raymond Johnson and his granddaughter Dorothy and a large extended gathering at Mr and Mrs Raymond Johnson's home with many relatives in attendance.

Middleburg Raymond Pogie Sue Ellen Fredaie Melvin Bostiac Feesersbury Leonard Foreman Gons Hanover Spers, & Gay Jesee Les Mary Fieagle Gioria Pox Washington, DC B J. Fleaghk Dave Fox Miles Mary Repp Balmore D S Repp Raymond Fogle Oden Fogle Union Bridge Clarence Cilay- Beae Eans Rome Pat Baltimore Haden Lynn Richwond Jeme Reber Grace Lynn —Mirs James Willams Parky Horacerman Raymond Johnson Johnson Dorothy Norval Johnson Jans Bowman Wilbur Phyddreng France Mur Air Frank Ronis Mmn Bier Wilson Guy Wreck Mises Matha Silt Ria Wie Thelms Siely Janet Muller Eéwine Bowman Margaret Huntley Barperet Charioue Jean Doroty Jobsteen John Miermahien Mart DerEhs Joan Grifin Mart Walter Marl George Jobneen Blanchard Bowmen Charles Hentseami Ray ‘Wilkes Owhir Devid McDaniel Eugiver Wan James Geoghter Roth Cettysfeng Tre Eee Irs McDennei2 Per- Augie Mir Sand Sigrael Kinzig Temed Engg Roe Claybaugh Taneytown Horace German Apert Orville Lynn Hagerstown Stunday Jes Reister Bassett Shoemaker Irene Ralph Russell Ecker Art Myers Jesse Lescalleet Clarence Motter Mary Emma Mover Neer Taneytown Roy Lescalleet Keysville Earl Welty Arighter Catharine Farr Norman Hershey Martin Myers Paul Weant Merle Radinger Clara Ridinger Gertrude John Fream Melvin Eyler Thomas Downes Murray Fuss A Finklett Lonaconing Joseph Wants Maud Wantz Floyd Strickhouser

Rogers Lassoed Flies As Studio Shows Ironies Of Fame

Wil Rogers, famed for his country persona, charmed Fox on set and drew pranks from officials while colleagues recall his democratic spirit. Author Burman notes Rogers sought roles matching his nature and could have moved into serious parts, with Hollywood planning more dramatic work.

Rogers Ben Lucien Burman Breamboat Fox Hollywood Burman Mississippi River Kentucky Mountain New York Kentucky Hills Walt AOL Strick John Ford

Sunday Visits and Social Contacts Across Maryland and Ohio

A long list of family visits and social gatherings across multiple towns including Dayton Ohio Baltimore Frederick Taneytown Catonsville Union Bridge Hershey and Lonaconing. Numerous relatives friends and guests enjoyed Sunday or weekend stays at homes of McKinney Sherman Dixom McKinney and others, with weddings receptions and crabbing noted.

Racehorse tale with trainer and ropes scene

In a quirky scene the trainer guides Dotty and other riders as a race commences. The narrator recalls bets, a rope ride off a deck, and lively cheering from onlookers as the horses prepare and the crowd watches with mixed excitement and fatigue.

Local families share visits and a minor accident

August 22 entries list Harney Haey and Elizabeth Cluts family meals and Sunday visits by Hady Cluts, Thelma Littestown, H J Wolff group, and others. Samuel Hawn injuries from a disk accident prompt a doctor. Numerous Bridgeport, Union Bridge, Hag erstown hosts and little gatherings among Cluts, Mort, Cantrell, Nall, Nalil, and Storket families noted.

Harney Haey Mmss Elizabeth Cluts Thelma Littestown Hady Cluts Samuel Valentine H J Wolff Ernest Smith Bridgeport Harry Mort Gettysvirg Mary Matt Dilly Mort Hawes Hagerstown Guise Mary Mort Ambros Eckenrode Rocky Rudge Mir Clarence Nalil Fasuly George Claybeugh Mdy Mussel Clayoaugh Harrisburg C B Adam Storket Betty Oreensie Allen Walker Francs Gene June Gouker

City property sold in recent certs office records

Listings show Mr and Mrs Elmer R Nust sold a brick house on the south side of Third a treat on Mr any Atre Guy to Biust for about $2000. Philip Werheimer sold a lot on Center Street to Joseph W Heard for a home, with a consideration around $500.

Certs Elmer R Nust Atre Guy Biust Philip Werheimer Center Street Joseph W Heard

Fashion Show Plans Discussed At Kiwanis Meeting

Frederick Kiwanis Club held a Hilltop House Harpers Ferry meeting to discuss plans for the Passion and Business Show next month. General chairman Robert L Smith and others reported progress while co operation with the Retail Merchants Association was noted. Guests included George Lewin Richard Potts Robri Kennedy and Rev Charles R Zweizig.

Frederick Kiwanis Club Hilltop House Harpers Perry W Va Farcons Newman Ubeabow Robert L Smith Othe J Keller A. A. Radelf Walter F Zeigler Benjamin Rasenour, Jr William B. Bennett Retail Merchants’ Association 43 Winston Shipley R L Smith George Lewin New York Richard Potts Robri K Kennedy This City Charles R. Zweizig York

Fragmented quotes on government spending and unity

The passage compiles varied quotes from figures like H S Buttenheim Elsa Maxwell George Lansbury and The Beck president of the American Wild Life Institute. It touches on economic efficiency faith in authors and religious unity while noting political motives in simple co operation with the federal government.

The-Beck American Wild Life Institute

Senate committee tallies 13 million in utilities profits

Washington reports the Senate lobby panel calculated 13 million dollars in profits tied to Howard C Hopson and his associate J I Mange. The figure reflects gains from power companies linked to their personal influence amid scrutiny of the utilities bill.

Washington Howard C Hopson Senate Lobby Committee King J. I Hofsong Aght

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