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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1938

Page

7

Mussolini orders surprise Italian naval buildup begins

Premier Benito Mussolini announced immediate construction of two 35000-ton battleships twelve destroyers and undisclosed submarines to secure Mediterranean supremacy and protect the Italian empire. The plan aims to match Britain and France while pushing Italy toward second place in submarines behind Russia.

Rome Jal Benito Afussolini Italy II Duce Russia Mediterranean Mussolini North Africa

Honolulu Japs Loyal Americans Says Soldier

Robert Sic Kinley Sier a former Headquarters Company 35th Infantry man stationed near Honolulu from 1935 to 1937 says Honolulu Japanese residents are loyal Americans and would help if Japan attacked. He notes officers view Honolulu as defensible by sea or air, recalls ideal weather and compares Hawaii to Ireland regarding snakes. He plans to reenlist at Fort Howard Baltimore after visiting his mother in Hamsville.

Honolulu Nippon Robert Sic Kinley Sier 35Th Infantry Far East China Hawaiian Islands Hawaii Ireland Sier Panama Canal San Francisco John Snyder Hamsville United States Army Fort Howard Baltimore

Nicholas Murray Butler Trophy signals stamp research prize

Stamp News notes the Nicholas Murray Butler Permanent Intercollegiate Philatelic Trophy, sponsored by Columbia University president, to reward original research stamp exhibits from any college or philatelic group in the United States, possessions, and Canada. Entries for 1938 go to Frank Mackay at Filatelikus, Box E, John Jay Hall, Columbia University. New King George VI issues announced in London and the Caribbean, while British catalog publishers label the sheets as collector oriented and Scott’s notes tentative listings. Also: Germansen Landing becomes a regular airmail stop January 24, and Boulder City Nevada starts temporary airmail service on January 1. Franco appears on a Spanish Morocco semi-postal stamp for the first time. WEA Service, Inc. sext discusses coffee trouble in a country.

Nicholas Murray Butler Columbia University Stuents United States Canada Filatelikus Columbia University Stamp Society Frank Mackay John Jay Hall New York British Columbia Postal Service Edmonton Alberta Boulder City Wev Newark Los Angeles Francisco Franco Spanish Morocco WEA Service, Inc

Community Dinner and Social Visits Chronicle

A reel of local social rounds lists dinners hosted by Horney Harmer and the Beavers, with guests from Taney town and nearby towns. Several residents visit, call, or host relatives across York, Pa., Greenstone Md., Keysville Md., and Wilmington Del. The item also notes illness and hospital stays, plus a Christmas gathering with extensive family attendance. Rabbit fur usage for fur imitation is briefly mentioned.

Horney Harmer John Harner Thelma John, Jr Preston Smith Grace Gladys Emma Smith Adelsberger Taneytown Clarence Hawk Roland Beaver Harner Beaver Anna (Currens) Jones Thurmont Samuel Snider Ruth Hannah Eckenréde Thelma Clots York Harry Clots Harry Cline Greenstone Harvey Wantz William Kump Samuel D. Hawn Idai Reaver Hanover General Hospital Harry Sprenkle Frank Reaver Frank Moser Quentin Eckenrode G. Warren Keysville Mad Hannah Eckenrode Thomas and Eugene Eckenrode Ambrose Eckenrode Birnie Bentz Roscoe Kiser Loys Guy Warren Rhea Merle Conover Joyce James Wilmington Del Frank Crouse Tanertown Claud Conover Brook Bentz B. Bentz Emmitsburg A. V. Eckenrode

Koontz Ladies' Aid Meets at Miss Perrell Home

The Koontz Ladies' Aid held its regular meeting at Miss Nick Periell's home in Greenfield with seven members and three visitors present. Mrs. John Davis presided as president. The session opened with a song and scriptural reading followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison and a recital, concluding with holiday selections.

Greenfield Greenfield Ladies’ Aid of Koontz Nick Perirell John Davis Herald Angels St. Nicholas Anna Davis

Hard To Teach Children To Practice

A mother explains the value of patient work in music lessons. Marie rejects easy routes, tries new studios, learns that real progress requires steady practice, discipline, and determination. The piece emphasizes fostering a love of sound before technique and the child’s choice to commit to hard work.

Sally Marie

Graceland Moravian updates and local events

Thurmont notes a Ladies Aid supper and memorabilia service at Graceland Moravian church. The youth group staged the play Marrying Off Father. A watch night service ran from 11 30 to midnight. Dr M A Birely was named to Frederick county on the Charters Day committee for the University of Maryland event in Baltimore. Ruth Little, a St Josephs college senior, visited relatives in Thurmont. Frank Anders and family spent holidays at their Thurmont home.

Thurmont Thurmont Gracellam Moravian Church M. A. Birely Frederick County University of Maryland Lord Baltimore Baltimore Ruth Little St Joseph's College, Emmitsburg Paul Little Frank Anders Kent, Conn Thurmont

Hoopers Delight social notes from multiple towns

Miss Margaret Franklin of Baltimore spent holidays with her parents in the area. Several visits occurred among locals including Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Pickett, Mrs. Alice Rigler, Mrs. Barnes, and Miss Irene Hooper. Various residents such as Bullie Reese, Marie Reese, Mary Pickett, and families of Farver, Snyder, Crabbs, and Sni der were noted with daytime and weekend calls and movings. Doris Saylor returned home from holidays. Boone and family planned a move. Miss Ka Kolb visited Washington DC.

Thomas Picket R. Stultz Fred Farver Herman Blackston Wally Farver Betty Jane Fred. Buddy Sis. Farver Joseph Snyder Erwin Crabbs Kerby Snyder Harry Snider Mildred Barnhard Dick Mackles Frank Snyder Sanstorium H. Farver Ervin Crabbs Dorothy Bond Betty Farver Iratrawsburg Johnsville Samuel Frock Philadelphia Harry Zente Doris Saylor Hall Alartin New Windsor C. S. Smith C. WW ‘Binkley Linwood Mervin Washington, D. C And Airs Leslie Gross Carl Wirtz Frederick Chas. Saylor Charles Oro Baughman’s Valley

Local Families Visitites in January New Year Notes

Ladiesburg and Wolfsville residents share visits with neighbors and relatives including Cora Warner Ralph Warner and daughter from Johns ville Addie Saylor Fannie Fry and families. Mrs. George W. Rodgers and Mrs. Mildred Wirtz with son visit Frederick area households. James Stevens listed as sick. Mrs. F H Birely also noted.

Ladiesbury Cora Warner Ralph Warner Johnsville Addie Saylor Russell Harshman Ars Fannie Fry Wolfsville Frank Gaver George W. Rodgers F. H. Birely Mildred Wirtz Frederick Leslie Gross James Stevens

United Fire Company Officers Organize session details

Newly elected United Fire Company officers gathered Friday at the engine house to organize for the year. W Bartgis Storm was elected chairman, with Robert L. Smith as secretary and a standing committee including William D. Lipps Paul H. Beard and Jacob H. Schmidt. Drivers retained are Charles Lipps Charles Kinna Walter Duvall and Arthur Hoffman. The group includes president vice president secretary treasurer directors financial secretary and captain. Diamonds consist of the element carbon, pure and uncombined.

United Fire Company W. Bartgis Storm Robert L. Smith William D. Lipps Paul H. Beard Jacob H. Schmidt Charles Lipps Charles Kinna Walter Duvall Arthur Hoffman

Court News: Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds

Court notices list marriage licenses for Norman Fogle and Frederick Bell with addresses given. Property actions include Federal Land Bank of Baltimore releasing land to Charles Silas Thomas and wife, then Thomas to Robert N. Miller with deed and plat in the county for 19 dollars. Also Thomas Machine Company releases to Lewis H. Knock. Noted birth of Joseph Pulitzer in Biako Hungary and his death in 1911.

Federal Land Bank of Baltimore Charles Silas Thomas Robert N. Miller Thomas Machine Company Lewis H. Knock

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