Local social and club notices in Sykesville column
A collage of neighborhood events and tributes from Sykesville area life. notes on weddings receptions church services and club meetings list guests visits and moves among families in the community with recurring names like Willams Branden burg Cross Shipley and Streaker, plus church and fire company activity and a chimney fire at Ridgely home.
Price Fixing Upheld On Standard Articles
The Supreme Court upheld state fair trade laws preventing retailers from selling standard articles below manufacturer prices. Justice Sutherland delivered a unanimous decision affirming California and Massachusetts statutes as constitutional. Nine other states, including Maryland, have similar laws to protect manufacturers and maintain price floors.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Sutherland
California
Oo Marghimad
Celanese Plant in Cumberland Resumes Operations
Commissioner T. Henur of Labor and Statistics announces that all 9,000 Celanese workers at Cumberland have returned to work after a three week shutdown due to a strike settled in early January. The plant had been temporarily closed while negotiations concluded.
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Cumberland
Five Criminal Appeals Added To Court Docket
In the December term at Wilton Treyi Court five criminal appeals were filed. Appeals include fines and costs for driving while intoxicated, animal cruelty charges, and larceny of coin barrels. Bonds posted range from $25 to $700. cases involve Justice Campbell and States Attorney Po How ers.
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Darkel
Wilton Treyi
Williams
Campbell
Brunswick
Maurice Ay Winpisler
Sherafan Po Howers
Yfone
T. Pew
Wi E Sint
Cnarte
Francis E. Ommes Fea
Seis Fom
Jiethe Sinn
Local notes from Harney area and school attendance
Community updates list residents facing illness and church activity in Harney near Mt Joy. Marney School reports pupils with perfect attendance for November. The item notes high Muslim population figures in Egypt reaching about ninety two percent of nine thousand six hundred.
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Harney
Chares Benner
Mt Joy
Charles Mackiey
Ruth Snider
Harry Clutz
Charles
John Harney
Emenhelter
Mystle Chain Lodge
Marney School
Prat Gride Dale Moose
Eugene Stambaugh
Kenneth Vaughn
Betty Jane Pream
Theodore Motter
Steel
George Clingan
Howard Mummert
Elwood Strickhouser
Ruth Angel
Dorothy Buchen
Kathryn Kiser
Ray Moore
Merle Moore
Earl Vaught
Masine Vrean
Thelma Hyres
Kathleen Null Catsaka
Kathleen Null Catsaka Weddies Forthh Grade — Levelhe Angel Arlene Selby
Middred Shettons
Weeley Mummert
Kenneth Sethy
Julia Aneel Shiney Marshall
Elsond Pream
Frank Moor
Mark Mocee
Mary Cutsall
Hare Maines
Agatha Vaughn
Lignd Riser
Francis Snider
George Seloy
Marle Freamt
Hazel Mort
Christmas closing and club notes from Dee area
The Curtaln Garden club held its December meeting in the hamlet of Mrs. arte Macney Chibimas as the theme. Members read articles on Chibinas customs and a Bayberry candle article was shared. Mr Dayal Shacer made a Christmas wreath, and Min Myers Englay displayed Christmas greens with white tapers. Officers elected included President Mrs. Myers Englary Vice President Mrs Edna Puss secretary Miss Adina Wolfe treasurer Mrs Charles Heson. Refreshments were served and the club adjourned until January. Nearby: a chimney fire at Jess Weber’s near Oak Orchard caused minor damage. Mr. and Mrs. Meredith moved to Alentoan Pa with son Thomas staying for holidays. Other notes list visits and travels among local residents and family updates.
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Sykesville
Dec. T
Irvin Raey
Stewart Willams
Coume
John Wilt
Westmingtes
Philade
Ruby Hoews
Misty Imabeth Melvin Ars
Levi Barnes
W. Carter
Gnose
Mev Mi
Metor eiMtere
Fet Muaivy
Norman Moxey
Bat N
James Moxley
Strombert
Hoy Brows
Daushter
James Hudson
Streaker
John Streaker
T. Gissell
Morris
Norbert
Warren Sheaker
Mirs
Willoughby Allport
Trobert
Airs
Russell Burdette
Damascus
Elizbath Abses
MM. Burdette
Mary L. Dotrey
Peters
Rackyie
Aldershurt
Rogers Wall
Fannie Gorell
Marvin
Maurice Berry
People's Safe Insurance Company
Forsyth Market
St. Paul's MM. E. Church Cerebrale
St. Paul's Dramatic Club
Horda
Mmr
Josph Hughes
Francis Harding
Scholin
Delawter
Frederick
Courtney Norfolk
William Melville
R. K. Barnes
W. PB. Thompson
St. Paul's
Thoipoul
St. Augustine
Thompson
Key
Maryland General Hospital
Philp Ridgely
W. P. McCardell
Robert Watkins
Samuel
Beall
Ener
Barlow
Brunswick
Baron
Baroness von Barbet
Europe
Ton
Howard County
Poise Dorothy Wiggs
Augustus Nges
Alpha Homemakers’ Club
Fin
Herule
Illington
Plp
Zepp
Marvin Peddicord
Roscoe Frizzell
Tresurer
Harvey Bowen
St. James Church Hall
Masahan
Nell
Dernard Selby
Noward
CG. Selby
William Crum
Frank Webbs
Mabner
Springheld Hospital
Wtobbs
G. Earle Newcomer
Tre Day
Wiliam H. Day
Glenelg
Tuell Shipley
Charles Thompson
Howard
Olmnor Thompson
Glencir
J. Pred Watache ‘ Sing
Union Bridge
Unio
Dee
Curtaln
Ham
Min Myers Englay
Heasie Wolfe
Mr. Geats Mresser
Preottent
Myers Englary
Edna Puss
Misa Adina Wolfe
Charles Heson
Malcolm Sunteer
Weaunilusier
Gehmtan
Duffalo
N.Y
Jess Weber
Oak Orcheard
Bod
Meredith
Aflentoan
Thomas
Wnti
Earl Shiner
Brederick Tits
Coe Lasteytay
Fer
David Srader
Thomas Weishaar
Baltimore
Mroo
Ob ‘Thonn
Washington, DC
Thowas
Elsie Nannakee
Nannakee
Te Town
Yeas
Duress Gehman
New York
Charles
Mrs Hewitt Loses Extradition Fight to California
In Trenton New Jersey Mrs Hewitt loses her bid to avoid extradition to California. Her daughter accuses her of arranging a sterilization operation to end a family fortune. Governor Moflman confirms dispatch of extradition after attorney David de Vilente's review of the case.
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Mrs. Hewitt
Trenton
M. J. Dee
Fas Cooper
Estraditan
California
Ang
Tts
Haro CG Moflman
Euradize
Foun
Thune and Linwood Evokes Brethren Choir Event
A fragmented local note recalls Thune at Linwood and a dictory with the Brethren Mitre choir during evangelists. The report mentions Gee Bites from Hagerstown and a weekend visit by Mr and Mrs William Mekhinstry, with further social mentions of Mrs John J D Raoy and others in Baltimore and Chambersburg.
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Linwood
Brethren
Hagerstoan
Wiliam Mekhinstry
Metooma Lamberd
Washington
John JD Raoy
Baltimore
Chambersburg
Pay
C. W. Preutz
Town
Submobile race cessation estimate in United States
Analysts project by year end that between 7 500 080 and 10 000 000 persons will have ceased submobile races in the United States.
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United States
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Lillian
de Anne
Eqmart
Richard Shipley
Dulin Re
Wichmond
Visi Wlan
Old HK. Tice
Wno
Harvey Emmart
Atin
Emory Sait
Elizabeth
Maude Keyight
Willem Chinky
Edgar Anhalt
Horace Spurrier
Daughene
Veradys
Mary Spurrier
Airy
Wilau A. Dorney
Claredon
Alice Menis
Mabel P.cket
James Galther
Mn Alma Fortaman
Central Avenue
Westminster
Annie Seilman
Albert Shipley
Mount Oave
Henry Clarke
Alice Fleming
Clarence Cla
George F. Hawes
James
Barabara Howes
Station Hospital
Fort Howard
Mr. Howes
Church
Hills
Oyster Bay
James C. Forsyth
Thomas Galvin Unig
Milton Norrison
Mark Hanna
Victor Stuby
Claud Reynolds
Carlton Petty
Abdris. Suto
William Norris
Mirs Ellen Gray
Belterstown
John T. Cawthorn
Stewart Hurling
Stewart and Co
Stewart
Harry Weer
Harry Cross
Lee Daw
George Lipely
Gatthersburg
Ridist
James Noyes
Josephine
Ellen
Ben
Henry
John Willams
Women's Auxiliary
The
Fire Company
Jtsse Rhine
Hagerstown
Sis
Lippy
Harry Paricts
Jersey
Rhine
Frank G. Flohr
May Gates
Marriottsville
Mary
Vandever Myers
Willams
Myers
Sue Ware
Philadelphia
Ann Frankenfield
Miss Ware
Irving Ruby
Margaret Shipley
Allen Brown
Iertert Leatherwood
Virginia Wilmer
Harry Wilmer
R. Kenneth Barnes
Elmer Lee
Peggy
Charlotte Hobha
R. Kenneth Barnes, Jr
Maryland University
College Park
Henderson Holland
San ‘Kenneth
Salisbury
Raymond Beall
Regis
Lies Berry
Harpe Barnes
Joshua Barnes
Central
Sayende
Pale
Fanny Cesnall Hae
Slater
Mamie Devilbins
John Akers
Leroy Brown
St. James M. E. Church
Charles Be. Subock
Virginia May
Abe
Lillian V. Streaker
Broan
And
Mors
Edward Casel
Howard Streaker
Herbert
Warren Streaker
Mar
Ortiniks Dean
Dunlap
Ballunore
P. O
Doll’s Jewelry Store
tHadie
Honor Diesel Engine Inventor
Power and Engineering
Rudolf Diesel
Vanderup
Bank BC Peacock
Bucci
Everiow
Vicks
Christmas Club
Baba
Weniat
Commercial Bank OF Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Egypt
Underwood
Royal Remington Sales and Service
Williams Typewriter and Supply Co
W. Patrick St. Phane
Mirae
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Parra
Potomac Edison
W. Patrick ‘Street
MT. Airy
Emmitsburg
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