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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1935

Page

7

Emmitsburg Event Highlights Local Happenings

Dr John F Dunne speaks at Hagerstown Rotary on child upbringing. Emmitsburg to host The World's All Right February 21 22, delayed from February 7 8. Births, moves, education classes at Mt St Marys College and Holy Name Society plans a dance with committee details. Matrimony banns published for Henry Zurgable and Anne Antoli. Various local visits and recoveries noted. St Marys K of C selects Skidding for next month play with cast list.

Hmmunsburg John F. Dunne St. Joseph’s College Hagerstown John D. Elder Bunker Hill Mt. St. Mary's College Boards of Education Robert A. McCormack Holy Name Society of Mt. St. Mary’s James Shanahan Eugene Niland Theodore Flynn Vincent Puszynski Thomas Coyne Walter Stuka Paul Smith Ralph Cavalli William Teosick Aniello Russo Robert Gillespie Walter Hughes John Barry Edgar DiGenove Henry Bevans Joseph Killgalten George Bermingham Joseph Carlin St. Joseph's Catholic Church Henry Zurgable Anne Antoll Antoli Zurgable Thomas Zurgable Jesse Stone Baltimore Annie Warmer Gettysburg H. M. Gilleland Sarah Lawrence Altoona Prank Bouey Constance Kershner Robert Kershner Washington, D. C Jonathan Kershner Sergeant Rice B. P. Ogie Oyle John D. Topper Louis Grippe Anna Montgomery Flint Michigan Lutt Pimalgomerys Siser

Local Students and Social News in Sabillasville Area

Miss Rosena Willard of Hood College spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Howard Willard. Hazel Manahan and Virginia Eby attended the Thurmont High School dance and board party Friday evening. Miss Margaret Small of Thurmont visited Mrs Bertha Byler for the weekend. A C Wachter is confined to his room by illness. Mr and Mrs Francis Manahan were mentioned in local notices.

Sabuasvillle Rosena Willard Hood College Howard Willard Hazel Manahan Virginia Eby Thurmont High School Margaret Small Thur- Mont Bertha Byler Walls A. C. Wachter Francis Manahan

Local social notes and obituaries from Shady Grove district

A digest of visits and family updates lists Mr and Mrs Grant Stoops of Shady Grove, Eva Harbaugh from Washington DC, and Miss Kate S Dorsey ill at Mrs Williams Griffith s home. Social events include St Mark s Lutheran church meeting at Red Men s hall and a Valentine party by the Eastern Star. Also noted are grippe illnesses, hospital patients, PTA plans for Feb 13, and an obituary in Oakland. The petroleum resource estimate claims 658 09 billion barrels and 700 years of supply at current rates.

Harry Gonso Westminster William Kipe Francis Manahan Harold Manahan Maryland State School Frederick St. Mark's Lutheran Church Red Men's Hall Mary Manahan Susie Smith Grant Stoops Shady Grow Lloyd Berry Pikesville Eugene Berry Catonsville Harold Hayes Washington Kate S. Dorsey William Griffith Fanny Dorsey Lisbon Griffith Eastern Star Truston University Hospital of Maryland Baltimore Luther Haight Madelyn Ruby Charles Simms

Local Notes From Sykesville Feb 13

Mrs Wm Shipley hosted her sister Mrs Nathan N Dennis of Philadelphia as a guest. Mrs George Brown returned home after visiting her son William in Baltimore. William has been suffering from an COSs. Mr and Mrs Eugene Berry had the remaining details of a short item.

Sykesville Wm. S. Shipley Nathan N. Dennis Philadephia George Brown William Baltimore Eugene €. Berry

Ice Mint Foot Remedy Promises Quick Corn Relief

An early 20th century style adv advertises Ice Mint as a cheap, quick remedy for corns callouses and foot odor. It claims painless application, soothing cooling relief, and suitability for both women in heels and men who stand all day, urging readers to buy from their druggist.

Helen

Tradition a Tradition When It Would Be Foolish to Throw Away

Walter Damrosch the famous conductor is quoted. Count Alexis de Sakhnoffsky, an automotive designer, notes people prefer four or five feet of engine in front of them and feel safer. The remark reflects attitudes toward safety and reassurance in design and tradition.

Walter Damrosch Alexis de Sakhnoffsky

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