Concert series formed to bring artists to city
A local concert association organized at the Blue and Grey room of the Prainers Scott Nig Hotel aims to present a fall and winter program in this city. The Columbia Concert Corporation of New York sponsors the effort, planning at least three concerts with up to five performers, starting fall 1937. The group elected officers and will launch a membership drive, seeking regional reciprocity with nearby cities to ease attendance at concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Prainers
Scott Nig Hetel
Evetein
Columbia Concert Corportion of
New York
Cis
United States
Carinda
J. Walker Carty
Roe Ames Hendrickson
Florence Walliams
Henry T Wade
Hood College, Secreary
Charles FE
Francis BO Sappington
Robert E Clapp
Wall Filha Jong
Rhe
Ben Lobdill
Columbia Concert Corporation
New York Corporation
Lobdill
Robert F Clapp
R.erown
Richard P. Ross
Mehri F. Moberly
Moberis
Ionatus Bjorlee
J. Walker Carts
Lenora Blount
Edward Storm
Sperry Storm
Joseph S Stephens
H. David Hagan
Charles E. Broadrup
Francis B Sanpington
Henry T. Wade
Margaret Albauch
Thelma Mul- Laix
Genevieve Hernle
Irving Mo Kefouver
Edward P. Gale
Florence Williams
New Windsor Briefs Bring Local Movements and Visits
New Windsor reports include Miss Helen Bullington a Springfield hospital student nurse home on Tuesday. Albert Benedict and wife plan to move March into Dr Leslie Helm’s apartments. D Paul Smelser of Cincinnati, long with Proctor and Gamble, moved office to New York then returned to Cincinnati. A Sterling Eckard, Reese, rents Jr I W store room for a grocery and meat market. Charles Hockensmith of Taneytown visits daughter Mrs Roop. Mrs Daley Newcomer spends Thursday at Taneytown. Brethren Aid Society meeting held Wednesday. Rev Daniel E Engler and wife back from Florida trip. Paul Lambert and Mrs A Cora Brouffer and Mrs Gladys Bowers and Mr Wine listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
Helen Bullington
Springfield Hospital
Albert Benedict
Will
Leslie Helm
D. Paul Smelser
Cincinnati
Ohio
Proctor and Gamble
New York
Cincinnati P
Sterling Eckard
Reese
Jr . Iw
A.M
Charles Hockensmith
Taney
Daley Newcomer
Taneytown
Aid Society of the Brethren
Daniel E Engler
Florida
Paul Lambert
A. Cora Brouffer
Mra
Gladys Bowers
Mr. Wine
Visitors from Keymar Reach Surrounding Towns
Keymar and nearby locales report a flurry of visits as residents and families travel to see relatives. Mrs Artie Ange and Mer Lillie Gambot of Baltimore join others including Mrs Sterling Grumbine of Unionville and Mrs Catherine Koons of Taneytown visiting parents Mr and Mrs George Koons. Maurice Clahaugh party attends funeral of W H Lippy near Westminster while Lexis Rirely visits William Mirely’s family in Westminster. Cora Sappington and Myre Pehn Leakins spend Thursday in Frederick on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keymar
Fannie Sappington
Cora
Artie Ange
Mer Lillie Gambot
Baltimore
Sterling Grumbine
Unionville
Catherine Koons Taney
Lexis Rirely
Westminster
William Mirely
Mina Cora Sappingion
Myre Pehn Leakins
Frederick
China fears monks in defense of state in Nanking panic
In Nanking on February 10 authorities widened a security sweep after reports that Buddhist monks and nuns may be aiding cross border movements. A census of 453 temples and nine monasteries in the metropolitan area is ordered to register bona fide clergy with identification badges. The crackdown targets pilgrims believed to be moving toward Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
China
Hudedhiet
Japan
Ching Ane
Birthday and social notices from Middleburg area
Middleburg community notes record a birthday party at Joden Fogle's home honoring Frank Union Bridge's arrival and a long list of attendees from nearby towns. The March 1 meeting of the Ladies Bible class at Mid deletien MF church is listed with present members and refreshments. Families, visits, illnesses, and local movements are chronicled with many names and places across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joden Fogle
Frank
Union Bridge
Sree
Taymond
Earl Rakestraw
Mroane Fiites
Wilbur Delphy
Ada McKinney
Raymond Fogle
Charles Sherman
Edwina Bowman
Helen Sherman
Patsy
Donna Sherman Blanchard Bowman
Mary Toutes Bowen
James Williams
Parkville
Horace German
Baltimore
Par
Walfred Crouse
Marlon Kinzey
L. Kinzey
Bark Welty
Harney
Walhiam Sherman
George Hambert
Dat Aime
Stymo Fogle
Middeletien
MF Church
E W. Culp
Frank Rentzel
Outen Holdinger
Carrie Hyde
Lucy Rakestraw
Vergie Miller
Mee Elma Faylor
J. Fleagie
Washington, DC
Fleagless
Mary Fleaste
Washington
Mre
Raymond Indrean
Careall Tobe
Charles Snerman
Samuel Bowman
Wayes Grimes
Samuel Peleer
Ballett
Ralph Shoemaker
Charles Hyde
Bitty Tarenek Ambiguously Referred In Record
The fragment mentions Bitty Tarenek and a phrase about being a Bie Mokias but provides no clear event, date, or location to establish a definite item. Further readable context is needed to identify the main action or outcome.
Will probate records reveal Martz and Hickey wills admitted
Proceedings show George S Matte estate probate in Orphans Court with $12,000 for administration and trusts to Merhle Edgar Marte George Maynard Marty and Ethel Virginia Marte for widow income then division among heirs. Martz named executor but resigned. administration granted to Merhie Marty. Hickey's will leaves estate to Mo Curley Archbishop for St John Catholic Church. W Clinton McSherry named executor. dated April 18 1921 with witnesses Fr Thad Skczynski and James A Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S Matte
Seventh Street Pike
Janes
Hickes
Ireland
Sears
Orphans Court
Marte
Merhle Edgar Marte
George Maynard Marty
Ethel Virginia Marte
Hiy
Hife Shere
Mig Martz
Merhie & Marty
Apedl
Att Wisom
C al
Bert Gilson
Ro Tarrington Hickey
Mo. Curley
Baltimore
St John
Marees W. Clinton McSherry
Thad 1 Skczynski
James A Jones
Baptist Church Marks Its 32nd Anniversary
The First Baptist church observed its 32nd anniversary with Rev W O Royal as pastor delivering the main address. Rev Paul BD Watlington of Hagerstown led the service, with former pastor Yo Imain among attendees. The church began February 9, 1903, with four original members still living: Frederick Dr Melvin Wathias Dr J M Good man Mrs W H Steinhins and Miss Nina Dere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W Oc Royal
Paul BD Watlington
Hagerstown
Church social follows services after large membership meeting
The congregation, now at 540 members, held an informal social in the church parlor after services. Refreshments were served as many members and attendees joined in the gathering. Several replacements filled roles, including Brown at W place for Raymond W Esler and Charles T Butelier for Harry F. Chaphine, with further substitutions noted for local committees.
Substitute Jurors Drawn for February Court Term
The February term grand and petit juries were drawn Tuesday afternoon in the presence of Judge Arthur D. Willard. Frederick-Roger B. Wolfe replaces James H. Warris, with S. Elmer also listed among the drawn jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D. Willard
Frederick—Roger B. Wolfe
James H. Warris
S. Elmer
Seattle man invents glue method for box ends tops
A Seattle man developed a machine system to glue diverse wood pieces to form box ends and tops, replacing the older technique of assembling with walls or wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Radio Day by Day by C and Butterfield in New York City
An all network broadcast scheduled for an hour next Monday night will come from a testimonial dinner in Washington honoring Postmaster James A Farley for his DNC leadership. The program features speakers including President Roosevelt and Vice President Garner with a lineup of musical and dramatic selections across NBC CBS and other networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Washington
James A Farley Ita
Democratic National Committee
Hoosevelt
Garner Serrater Josph Robinson
Mo Farley
Sa Talk
Continue Study Of Vocational Agriculture In Frederick
A group of older boys met with Arthur M Adult at Frederick High School to plan continuing vocational agriculture studies. The program aims to start next fall with weekly meetings, openness to all county youths, and focus on soil fertility and broader agriculture topics. Further details and a code of conduct may be adopted after summer planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M
Frederick High School
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Forcity
Co-Operative Association
Sry
Middleburg
Glackin
Lathesburg
Epent
Mai
Henry Muller
Haugh
Mt Zion
Charles Suirety
Yin Ooty
Gos Tee
THE
Parsons CO
North Market ST
Eork
Hecalar
Malaga
Comemand
Franco
Orst
Robert Johnson
Clarksburg WoVay
Mere Johnson
FE Whitehair
Mike Stanke
JW. Westfall
Johnson
Angeles
Calif
Hudson
Terraplane
Los Angeles Yosemite
American Automobile Association
Hudson Feicins
Harbaugh Auto Sales
South Market St. Frederick
RADIO
Butterfield
Jose Sturbl
Muse
Wjznbc
William Brown Meloney
Dorothy Thompson
Eugen Bonsevain
Edna St Vincent Shay
WJZ
NHC
Edward A
Filenconi
Amencan
Normaun Thomas
WEAP
NBC
Vresling
Fred Allen Town Hall
Gladys Swarthout
Frank Chapman
Glen Gray
WADBC
CBS
Ametica
Weapnbc
Gordon
Bill Slater
Wabccbs
School of the Air
Paris
Confess
Fried Waring
Allen White
Moscow
Eastman Symphony
Berlin
GSC
GSB
GSA
London
TPA
W2rc
Caracas
Imperial Orcchestra
GSL
Barrington Quartet
Tokyo
Lohyy
Greenawalt
Tor Monty
Tor Home Improvements
Plomet Colateols
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Member Federal Deposit In
Ce Corporation
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market Strlot
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