Radio listings and Groshon reunion notes from August
Daily radio schedule highlights American composers readings and dramas on NBC and CBS networks. A Groshon family reunion near Cooksville Howard County gathers dozens with Mrs Jano Miller as eldest attendee and Norma Jean Groshon as youngest.
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Groshon
Cooksville
Howard County
Jano Miller
Norma Jean Groshon
John C. Miller
Paul C.miller
Ryan K. Miller
Frederick
Raymond Miller
James
John
Paul
Charles
Helen
Mary
Effe
Anna Miller
Miller's Station
Eldridge Shipley
Westminster
William Groshon
Guy Groshon
Thelma
Jean Groshon
Mountaindale
Warren Groshon
Thurmont
Clarence Groshon
Lewis Groshon
Gaithersburg
Charles Groshon
Evelyn
Eleanore
Rudolph Groshon
Weashington
D. C
John H. Grimes
John Jr
Ter
Doris Grimes
Derwood
Norman Groshon
Norma
Bethesda
Air
James Crain
Joyce
Gloria Crain
Rockville
Wm. B. Crum
Bryan Crum
Kenneth
Hilda Martin
Creagerstown
Marie Hare
Betty Martin
Charlotte Ward
Arthur Howes
Carl Oland
Rosa Henson
Clarence Speck
Ail
Near Brookville
More Democratic Committeemen Named
Additional district and precinct Democratic central committeemen were chosen at county district meetings. The report lists district committeemen and officers for Middletown, Jefferson, Createrstown, Urbana, Woodville, Lewistown, Tuscarora, Valley, Burkitsville, with names including Kefauver, Main, Coblentz, Haller, Yingling, Kanode, Shaff, and others. Officers such as chairmen, vice-chairmen, secretaries, and treasurers are named per district.
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Democratic Central
Meddietown
Charlotte Bowers
Minne Cockerly
Margeret Harley
Geo. W. Kefauver
Anse Main
Austin L. Main
Ear
Nixirk
Rube Edgar Reed
George Edgar Shanke
Nora
Middletown
Leslie N Codlenz
Ruta N Darner
Norman Fulmer
William H Gaver
Oscar W. Holter
Robert H. Rout
Jahn George E Wiles
George
Leefers Oevers
George W. Kefauver
Austin Main
Leslie N. Coblentz
Oscar W. Haller
Jefferson
Louis c. Exchison
Grover C. Shaff
Myrvee E. Shaff
J. Ketter Miller
Ira Remsberg
Millard Smith
Charles K. Shaff
W. Olin Rice
Norman Himes
Julian Homes
Henry D. Lakin
David H. Fry
Otis Waskey
Mer
Chas A. Miles
William Gregs
Catherine T
Ernest L. Page
C. F. Walter Funk
W. O. Yingling
Ira T. Sears
Edward C. Bears
Woodville
H. A Brashear
J. Edward Chaney
Harry Roberts
Frank A. Gardner
Daniel D. Wilson
John Norwood
Luther
A. K. Willard
J. G. McCollister
Robert Arnold
Secreary
Wheat crop insurance applications in Frederick County
About fifty wheat crop insurance applications have been received by Henry R Shoemaker county agent since Monday. He and M D Nicodemus visited Walkersville Lewistown Emmitsburg and Thurmont Monday and Jefferson Myersville Middletown Tuesday. They will be at Liberty school house this evening 7 to 9 receiving applications. It is expected around 400 total in the county.
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Henry R. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
MD. Nicodemus
Unionville
Walkersville
Lewistown
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Jefferson
Myersville
Middletown
Nicodemus
Liberty School
Why War Seethes Through A Thoughtful Verse
A poem by N A Lufburrow questions Hitler's plans and the purpose of war. It laments hate and wholesale murder and argues for peace, suggesting current events hint at a dangerous future and urging restraint and understanding.
Dissolution of Red Groups Ordered in Hankow
In Hankow August 22 a crackdown by Gen Chen Cheng dissolves groups linked to Chinese Communists. The order targets the National Salvation Corps National Emancipation Vanguard Guards and similar student worker bodies to unify political activity under one leadership for efficiency and cohesion.
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Hankow
China
Crna
United Resistance
Generalissmo
Chang Kai-Shek
Chen Cheng
Wuhan
National Salvation Corps
National Emancipation Vanguards
Gen Cheng
Reviewing Stand Collapse at Elks Parade
Baltimore authorities report ten tiers of the negro Elks parade reviewing stand collapsed, injuring eight as hundreds fell into a heap. Spectators blocked by debris delayed rescue while ambulances rushed the injured to hospitals during a 20 minute parade halt. About 22 000 Elks attended the national convention.
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Baltimore
Farm Bureau Meeting Across Tuscarora and Nearby Districts
Farm Bureau Group No 4 including Tuscarora Braddock Bai Jenger Buckeystown and Jefferson holds a regional meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas S Anderson near Yellow Springs this evening at 8 o clock Willis E Derr near Jefferson group chairman presides and W Frank Fry Jefferson district leads discussion Mrs Thomas B Culler near Adamstown is group secretary Group No 3 covering Mt Pleasant Frederick Woodville Urbana and New Market met Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs Edgar Davis near Hyattstown Mrs Barry L Davis near New Market presided Walter E Burrall near New Market led the discussion Daniel J Thomas near the city is group secretary
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Farm Bureau
Tuscarora
Braddock
Bai Jenger
Buckeystown
Jefferson
Thomas S. Anderson
Yellow Springs
Willis E. Derr
W. Frank Fry
Jefferson District
Thomas B Culler
Adamstown
Mt. Pleasant
Frederick
Woodville
Urbana
New Market
Edgar Davis
Hyattstown
Barry L. Davis
Walter E. Burrall
Daniel J. Thomas
Laboratory Rooms Being Prepared Here at West Winchester Hall
Progress on remodeling four rooms on the second floor of West Winchester Hall East Church street for the Frederick County branch laboratory of the State Department of Health. Work started last Wednesday and aims to be finished by October 1 to have the branch ready. Dr A Perry chief of the Bureau of Bacteriology and State Superintendent of Laboratories was due in the city to review progress. Improvements and equipment costs are borne by the city and county, with ongoing maintenance funded by the State.
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Winchester Hall
East Church Street
Frederick County
State Department of Health
A A. Perry
Bureau of Bacteriology
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds Listed
Court notices list marriages for Howard L Barger and Mabel Danner Ropp, James Wiles and Catherine Welty, Clark J Deihl and Dorothy V Barrick. property deeds show transactions among G Leicester Thomas to John E Deter, Grace Mandela Miller to Norman Brachey, Elsie C Simmons to Roy L Rhoderick, Carlos M de Garmendia and Eva S Hulvert, Blanche S Harper to Lewis W Heffner, and Frederick County Board of Education to George E Lease. amounts include 100, 20, 10, and 510 flags indicate county or city possessions.
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Howard L Barger
Mabel Danner Ropp
Brunswick
James Wiles
Thurmont
Catherine Welty
Monrovia
Clark J. Deihl
Dorothy V. Barrick
Carlisle
G. Leicester Thomas
John E. Deter
City
Grace Mandela Miller
Norman Brachey
Elsie C. Simmons
Roy L. Rhoderick
Carlos M. de Garmendia
Eva S. Hulvert
County
Blanche S. Harper
Lewis W Heffner
Board of Education
Frederick County
George E_ Lease
Un American Hearings Slated For West Coast
Washington reports the House committee on un American activities delegated to a sub committee hearings on the West Coast over charges that high Labor Department officials aided CIO maritime leader Harry Bridges during his deportation proceedings. The panel asked President Roosevelt to direct agencies to provide legal counsel and staff as funds are limited.
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Washington
House Committee On un-American Activities
Labor Department
Harry Bridges
CIO
Roosevelt
Congress
Child Hurt in Fall at Baker Park Playground
Beverly Boyer two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin Boyer 512 North Market Street fell from a swing in Baker Park Tuesday afternoon injuring her head. She was taken to Frederick City Hospital about 445 PM in an unconscious state from a slight brain concussion but improved soon after.
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Baker Park
Beverly Boyer
Edwin Boyer
North Market Street
Frederick City Hospital
Demolaxy Strawride Planned by Frederick Molay Chapter
Frederick Chapter Order of Molay schedules a Thursday strawride meeting at 7 30 PM in the Masonic Temple. The trip by truck will visit the Washington Monument near Boonshoro, with thirty couples attending. Robert Harrison chairs the arrangements committee.
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Frederick
Order of Molay
Masonic Temple
Washington Monument
Boonshoro
Robert Harrison
Local Social Notes From Sykesville and Nearby
Aug 24 social column lists visits and guests across Baltimore Glen Burnie Towson and surrounding towns. Names include Griffiiths Dorsey Marley-Cass Beal Beall Miller and Rehbein with relatives in Lisbon Baltimore Hunting Ridge Towson and Westminster. Several families host dinners and weekend stays while births and illnesses appear in brief notices.
Lutheran festival and roast on church lawn August 31
Lovellsville residents note a Lutheran Sunday school festival and viewer roast set for August 31 on the church lawn with a short program. Birth announcement: Aubrey Poovey and wife Hickory NC greet daughter Danna Elizabeth, born recently. Mrs Poovey was previously married. Various local visitors and family time noted with Hickmans, Toblers, Ranschers, and others in Lovellsville and nearby.
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Lovetowice
Lutheran Sunday School
Aubrey Poovey
Hickory
Danna Elizabeth
Poovey
Helen Tobler
A. F. Tobler
New Jerusalem
Local residents share travels and visits across states
Trends in the community last week note Mr and Mrs Charles S Taylor of Washington visiting grandchildren Peggy Anze and Barrett Taylor. Mr and Mrs Earle Grove return from a Canada Niagara Falls vacation. Elizabeth and Richard Hammond motor to Mr Jackson with Kitty Hammond. The George and George families plus guests toured Charles Town Winchester and nearby spots. Mrs WB Carpenter visits relatives near Richmond. Ira Baker and family host Shuffle at the Baker farm. Edwards family and Catherine Willy of Charles Town visit Mrs J Z Heskett. L P Hickman returns from Solomon's Island fishing. Rev A S Peeler and family visit relatives in North Carolina. Mrs J Deaver of Lexington guest of Miss Nelle George. Mrs Rosa Lindsey returns from Colorado.
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Charles S. Taylor
Washington
A. B. Householder
Peggy Anze
Barrett Taylor
Earle Grove
Canada
Niagara Falls
Elizabeth Hammond
Richard Hammond
Jackson
Kitty Hammond
R. D George
Strami
John George
Loh Hite
Muss Jennie Barnes
Kenbridge
Charles Town
Winchester
WB Carpenter
Richmond
Ira Baker
Baker Farm
Nelle George
Rosa Lindsey
Colorado
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