Airmail contract saga links Brown to Senate hearing
In Washington Senate committee testimony ex postmaster general Walter F Brown defends his policies while colleagues Warren Glover and Arch Coleman listen. Meanwhile Lt G F McGuire lands in Cleveland after a first army airmail flight carrying 360 pounds of Chicago mail in zero weather. Herman Schmid pilots toward Omaha as the line goes through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F Brown
Senate
Washington
Warren Glover
Senator Fess
Ohio
Brown
Arch Coleman
G. F. McGuire
Cleveland
Chicago
Lieut
Hermann& Schmid
Omaha
Local Social Notes Reflect Busy Week in Sykesville
Sykesville area residents hosted and visited in late February. Mrs. Thomas Arrington entertained bridge guests including Delius Brown and R Kenneth Barnes. Announcements reported the marriage of Ladcia Crook to Earl L Recraft at Calvary AL EL. Billy and Gist Welling attended from Howard County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykesville
Air
Thomas Arrington
Bridge, Wednnesday
Delius Brown
Biss
R. Kenneth Barnes
Walter Bennett
Jonathan Dorsey
Elmer Lee
Baltimore
Clarence Clarke
Dorothy
Donald Clarke
Henry Clarke
Alice Fleming
Mount Airr
Calvary AL EL Parsonese
Mount McKay
Billy and
Gist Welling
Howard County
Sykesville High School
Dixie Dan
W. B. Welling
Thelma Poe
Glacys Fleming
Woodbine
James S. Grimes
Alvin Burts
Francis Nexman
Eaward Weant
Westminster
William A. Ridgely
Lynchburg
Ridgely
William W Coffey
Margaret Scott
Helen Anderson
Philathea
Brrs
Lester Phelps
John Scott
Secret Wedding Isn't Secret Song in Carroll Howard News
A sprawling community note lists many names from Wilmer to Oglehart and Shipley. It reports a surprise birthday party for Helen Tucker, a Valentine gathering, a bus disruption on the West Friendship route, and the Feb 9 marriage of Anna V Pearre to Robert W Rippeon at North Branch with a Norfolk reception and guests from Cooksville Baltimore and beyond. Roads in Carroll and Howard counties were drifted by high winds, reaching deep levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tucker
Helen
Moujaar
Dorser Tucker
Charles Ticker
C. Homer Richmond
Roger Hall
Roger, Jr
Ruth Koerner
Agnes Hall
Elaine Vermay
Madaline
Charles J. Pearre
North Branch
Anna V
Robert W. Rippcom
Henry N. Rippeon
iCooksville
Howard County
C. H. iRichmond
St. Paul’s M. &. Church
Thebride
D. Eastman
Phil
Charles B. Pearce
Carroll
Death of Dr Edward M Beach Noted in Monmouth County
Mrs. D B Sprecher learned of the sudden death of her brother Dr Edward M Beach a prominent Monmouth county physician. He died February 7 in Hollywood Florida where he had traveled with his wife since November. His son Dr Woodbridge Beach of Sacramento California flew to Long Branch to arrange the funeral held February 13 at 2 30 PM. The W C T U plans a George Washington supper at St Pauls Church Hall on Feb 1 with the organization noting this is the only money raising event of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Sprecher
Edward M. Beach
Monmouth County
N. J
Hollywood
Florida
Woodbridge Beach
Sacramerto
Cal
Long Branch
Beach
George Washington
St. Paul's
Fragmented Narrative From Dentaji Discourse
The passage describes a chaotic scene where a speaker recounts threats and violent actions by another person. It references tearing, grinding, and nerve pain, culminating in a disturbing impression of cement and a Trinidad rum context. The text blends surreal dialogue with unsettling imagery and mentions extortion and business figures in Trinidad.
Luther League Social and Home Demonstration Meet in Lovettsville
In Lovettsville Virginia on February 21 the Luther League held a social at the parsonage with forty members present. The home demonstration group met at the school Friday evening with Miss Garner and Liz leading demonstrations on calars and designs. Hesgert and daughter Missalaa Heskett spent last week in Washington. Messages note locals T L Bush and H T Potterfield at their homes and visitations by Pred Love Chester Pields to Mr and Mrs B D Hickman. Francis Jones of Washington was listed among attendees.
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Lovettsville
Luther League
Ssh
Miss Garner
Liz
Waterford
Hesgert
Missalaa Heskett
Washington
Washington. —Thost On the Sicks: Are Messrs. T. L. Bush and H. T. Potterfield
Pred Love
Chester Pields
B.D. Hickman
Francis Jones
No More Piles Slogan Promises Cure with Hemroid Guarantee
A drug store advertises a remedy for piles claiming the real cause is circulatory issues and promising permanent relief without surgery. It touts Hemroid as a money back guarantee if piles remain and urges sufferers to try the product.
Sunday Visitors and Hospital Note Include Local Names
Miss Pauline Stream visited on Sunday with Dr and Mrs Fairfax Wright in Chambersburg. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Pry and family from Adamstown were Sunday visitors at Eta Graham's home. Miles Marie Pearson remains in Gibley Hospital after brain tumor surgery. A mention notes engine timing sprockets and motorist oversight by J Bunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfax Wright
Chambersburg
Burley
Lawrence Pry
Adamstown
Eta Graham
Miles Marie Pearson
Gibley Hospital
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Wilmer
Maurice Berry
Oscar Hawkins
Nevin
Celius Brown
Otis Herding
Carrol Ely
William Hoper
B. F. Brown
Noble Poste
Dudley Brown
Bernice Oglehart
Ethel Thomas
Euiia Bron
Margaret Shipley
Lilia McDonald
Beatrice Berry
Vera Whemer
Ethel Shipley
Nanny Bennett
Oakland Mills
Widlast
Worm
Samus Jenness
John C. Marsh
Mes
Charles Nickies
Pat Paterson
Charles Boyer
Yuma
Aziz
Little Bird
John McCormack
IO Seud
Dan Thomas
George Scarbo
George
Felara Gow
RED
Kusmes
Indiana
Express
Bombay Mail
Sumnley
Steppras
Ralph Forbes
Universal Puerte
GARBO
Chrueen
Gilbert
Amreth Lewts Stone
Eotast
Amos 'N Andy
Luff
Dentaji
Msi
X. A. Lufburrow
Trinidad
United States
Pauline Stream
Raion Novarro
the Theatre of Prediged Mite
Frederick
Centinace
George O’brien
Rex
Onidsor Eomand
Hite
Tom Way
Grace Hayes
Joan Marsh
Franses Albertson
Fanchen Maree
Eddie Cantor
Paris
London
Berlin
Victor
RCA
RCA Victor
Storm & Shipley Radio Service
RCA Victor Radio
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