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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1936

Page

11

Dipnet Season Opens Amid Harsh Winter Conditions

The report notes ongoing dipnet activities with attempts to enforce laws about gear. It mentions pounds of scrap distributed and birds captured during the season. Phobus comments on winter severity and impacts on bird life as snow recedes.

Phobus

Fire damages home. furniture saved in 2 Maryland towns

Firefighters from Mount Airy and Sykesville fought two blazes early Tuesday. In Oakland a chimney fire endangered a residence of Welter Hush, with furniture saved but house lost to high winds. In Darboro a blaze at Nicholas Pickett’s home threatened neighboring houses. Mount Airy engine helped amid stormy conditions. Residents include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yeadsker and others.

Sykesville Fce Welter Hush Oakland Darposto Nicholas Pickett Mount Airy Engine and Company Furnicire Charles Yeadsker Dweling Bourneong Patapses Howard and Carties Wiliam B A. F Waver Howard Counts Linton Emory Surdene Emory Birdet Florence Herman Merar Doherty Ata Hepner Pier Tose Beetty Seem Smeed Amor Barbara Wachel Edith Day Westminster Harrison Day Alice Jenkins Raymond Jenkins Catonsile Alton Gosnell Sykesville School Betty Matthews Gilbert Randall

Barbecue Sauce and Cabbage Salad From Mrs Alexander George

A mixed menu column lists Barbecue Sandwiches and related dishes for Sunday meals, followed by an extra recipe for Cabbage and Carrot Salad with instructions and ingredients. The piece includes a brief note on Sherry Christensen ships and a string of local social items mentioning families and visits in Glasgow and nearby areas.

Alexander George Harvard

Hood College Alumnae Featured in Rural Women's Club Program

Hood College alumnae highlighted the Rural Women's Club program on WROD, with Miss Allee Rohrback discussing The Abundant Life, Mrs. Elmer Dixon singing folk songs, and Miss Genevieve Usomas reading Ship of State. Mrs. Joseph H. Appie urged Maryland Cubs toward the National Flower Show in Baltimore on March 24 22, noting last year’s Omaha event and the long wait for a local return.

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