Local Howard County Dinner Guests Listed in Sykesville News
The Sykesville area diary notes holiday dinners hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Sloone Dorsey and other residents. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tyler Jr of Rockville, Mrs. Ridgely and daughter Nancy, Miss Mary Dorsey of Glenwood, and many others from Baltimore Washington and Westminster.
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Sykesville
Bykenville
Sloone Dorsey
Howard County
Misea Margaret
Hoen Tyler
Frank Tyler
Rockie
John Rises
Baltimore
Mir
Roland Banks
Rockside
Air
Arthur FP
Forsyth
Mira
Thomas Welling
Willem Allen
Mary Louise Allen
Washington
Willam Talbou
Dorothy
Edward
Wi Mant
Carkavile
John T Fidgely
Nancy Let
Mas Mary Dorsey
Glen
Mmrs
Herbert Richardson
Bal
Joan
T. Ridgely
Nancy
Tune Ridgely
Mary Doracy
Glenwood
Willam Talbowt
Billy
Clarksvile
Wumant Allen
Halethorpe
Lester Phelps
JoAnn
Middleton Phelps
Bykesville
Willam Shauck
Statewood
Raymond Benson
Dapshter
Margaret
Westminster
Roger Brown
Joseph D. Bennett
PB. T. Bennett
Havre de Grace
Warfield Ridgely
Mra. Simon
Waa
Isla Caen
Gorge F. Howes
High View
Barbara
Howes
Howard
William Banderick
Scranton
Ralph ‘ Bordhey, Jr
Babuare
John T. Cauthorm
Cora Cassard
Roland Maxwell
Walter Impel
Ostoparine
Harvey Bowen
Dorsey Hobbs
Nevile Arrington
Sots
Reginald
Charles Dorsey
Mistea Dolores
Feanor Fink
Dorothy Wilson
Mary Lee
Lourie Galiher
Davitt Falta
Charles Re Rapier
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Raymond Taylor
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Abington
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Relsterstown
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William B Hopkins
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Wil Ham
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Charlotte Nesman
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Iryin Buckingham
la Frederica
Family and Guests From Baltimore Area Gather for Holidays
The article lists numerous overnight guests and visiting relatives from Baltimore area households including Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Alcorn Washington with Frank Arringtons sister, Miss Virginia Rebbein in Roland Park, and Miss Mary Ellen Rebbein visiting relatives in Gorgans. It notes dinners and holiday visits with families such as the Grangers in Baltimore and Miss Dorothy Talbott at Hollins College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Alcorn
Washington
Frank Arrington
Virginia Rebbein
Roland Park
Mary Ellen Rebbein
Gorgans
M&as Elis
Catonsville
Lourie
Katherine Mer Donald
Baltimore
Mary McDonald
Dorothy Talbott
Hollins College
William Talbott
Howard County
Roxana Breele
Kalamazoo
Irene Gleese
Carl 3. Howes
George F. Howes
Rey
Ward Kemp
Hedgesville
W. Va
Charles Kemp
Marry Walden
Harry H Warfield
Alies Isla Owen
Ida Jones Austin Brown
Ohio
May 1936 Highlights and Political Unrest Across Headlines
A sweeping May 1936 roundup recalls Mussolini, Townsend, Townsend’s walk, and public figures amid global tension. Reports note the Supreme Court ruling on the Guffey contract, a Detroit WPA death, and a Jersey field flag moment. Local crimes include arrests for drunkenness and a street fight aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Townsend
Congressional
Detroit
Black Legion Mendors
Uritelns
Thomas
Windenburg Spords
Alosh
Local Socials and Visits Reported Across Maryland Areas
Community notes describe visits and gatherings in Oakland Washington Gaithers Maryland. including Clarence Brown and Mrs Samuel Hush at Maryland University Hospital Baltimore. Mrs Louis Ahalt and son with Mrs Louise Ruby in Liberty Raad. Kemp hosts Puel and daughters. Beall guests at Watersville for Christmas. Grimt and son Howard at Mt Airy with Philp Spencer. editors praise daily newspaper as effective advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Brown
Samuel Hush
Oakland
Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
Louis Thomas
John Thomas
Boyds
Sherman Thomas
Galthers
Edgar Ahialt and Son
Washington
Ahalt
Louise Ruby
Liberty Raad
Eunice Gaither
Annie Ruby
Gaithers
Charles Kemp
Bernie Puel
Mary Bernice l
Barbara Pue
Howard County
Raymond W. Beall
William Poole
Watersville
W. H Grimt
Howard
Philp Spencer
Mt. Airy
Australian totalisator plan adopted for horse racing aims
Harry Grayson notes an Australian invention that would replace traditional starting methods with a miniature race course and toy horses to help officials and bettors understand viewpoints. The system, already used for wagering machines, would reveal progress and trends on public displays, with ties to early 20th century developments in Australia and New Zealand.
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Melos
Realiz
H Australia Sa
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Boty
Tilston
Brevenson
Univerity of
Sydney
Nts
Dows
Aly Justus
Stevenson
America
Eambe
New Zealand
France
Woon Hows
New York
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