Arctic Bishop Flees Address On Eskimo Contrast
Archibald Fleming, Bishop of the Arctic, told a Women’s League gathering that Eskimos are loud while Indians are quiet, comparing worship in three languages at a small Arctic church. He outlined four Anglican outreach efforts and noted a peaceful Canada United States border as a positive example. He traveled from Washington to Frederick, then to Baltimore and planned talks in the U.S. and a January 28 address in Quebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald Fleming
Arctic
Women's League of All Saints Church
Fleming
Arctic Canada
Five Great Lakes
Washington
Frederick
Baltimore
United States
Canada
Quebec
Detour social notes and local visits Jan 20
Detour and Taneytown brief items list dinner guests and visitors at homes. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Feix Flanagan Walkersville. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Kiser. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Myers. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Wilde and son Richard. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Minnick and daughter Union Bridge. Miss Mae Bowers. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irving Baltimore. Elizabeth Irving visiting Diller. Zions Haughs church services announced. Edgar Kiser and Carroll Kiser visit Thurmont. Miss Helen Linthicum returns home. Sidney Shry residence visitors Clarence, Wilam, and Harry Shry Leesburg. Ridge daughter ill. Taneytown CC visit Frederick WPA HQ. Theodore Fair guest. Sherman Gilds resigns from Lutheran Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Warners
Feix Flanagan
Walkersville
Edgar Kiser
Ernest Myers
Carroll Wilde
Richard
Charles Minnick
Union Bridge
M. J. Wilhide
Mae Bowers
Robert Irving
Baltimore
Elizabeth Irving
E. D. Diller
Zions (Haughs
De‘tour
Carroll Kiser
Thurmont
Helen Linthicum
Carroll Wilhide
Sidney Shry
Detour
Clarence Shr
Wilam Shry
Harry Shry
Leesburg
Ernest Ridge
Sam's Creek Social Notes Turned Fragments
Fragmentary notices from Sam's Creek mention Mrs C L Alexander and daughter Helen visiting Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Marshall. Clyde Warmer and daughter visited relatives. G E Carlisle hosted a turkey dinner in Baltimore and more sparsely legible details hint at additional social calls and a Sunday gathering.
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Sam’s Creek
Sam's Creek
C. L. “Alexander
Helen
Marshall
Clyde Warmer
G. E. Carlisle
Baltimore
Eccle Wuss
Social Roundup Guests and Local Visits in Sykesville
A long list of dinners visits and hospital notes from Sykesville and nearby towns. Residents and guests include Mr. and Mrs. Isborne Wilson Tacoma Park D C. Mr and Mrs Amos Booty Baltimore. Milton Flohr Flohrville and Cody Bell Baltimore. Arthur C Brown and family Washington. George F. F John and George Streaker near Henryton. and many others in Montgomery County Baltimore and surrounding areas. A church christening and a fire incident at Richard H. Watkins home are also noted along with sick lists and birthday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykesville
Isborne Wilson
Walbrook
Jones
Springfield Avenue
Yvonn A. Ridgeway
Louise
Robert
Samuel
Tacoma Park
D.C
Amos Booty
Milton Flohr
Flohrville
Cody Bell
Baltimore
Delius Brown
Arthur C Brown
Allen Brown
Washington
Miss Brown
JamesDonald
Albert F. Brown
Charlies N. Zitzler
Unity
Zitzler
Montgomery County General Hospital
Sandy Springs
Charles B. Brown
Margaret Ruth Brown
P. T. Hammond and
Slaughter
Myra Wagner
William Taylor
George F. F John
George Streaker
Henryton
Streaker
Lisl
Jesse Rime
Harry Parilett
William S Shipley
Mary Doogle
Camilie
Beach
Florida
Emily Spillman
Richardson
William Melville
Celus Brown
Anita Mildred
de. A. H. McKinley
St. Paul's M. E
Kenneth Barnes
Jonathan Dorsey
Stewart Hurline
Holmes Lockard
Celius Brown
Elmer Lee
Richard H. Watkins
Watkins
Albert Dorsey
Grove Brosnan
Arbutus
Peggy Lee
Emile Stotle
Willoughby Allport
Elizabeth Allport
Russell Burdette
Damascus
Robert Allport
Robert Haight
Kenneth Barnes, Jr
University of Maryland At
Class in the Corner Kemptown Sunday School Oyster Supper
Kemptown Jan 20 The Class in the Corner Sunday School held a fried oyster supper January 10 at the Town Hall. Rev Stephen Galley led a social hour with a sleight of hand performance. Attendees included Rev and Mrs Galley and family, several couples, and a group of Misses Hazel Thompson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemptown
Stephen Galley
Galley
Clayton Brandenburg
Howard Thompson
George Runkles
Wm. Browning
Lester Riggs
Lous Jones
W. E. Baker
Ellsworth Mullinix
Hazel Thompson
Alice Mount
Constance
Ruth Brandenburg
Inna May
Emma Louie Baker
Hoberta Jones
Ladies Aid Society Meeting At Bran denburg Home
The Ladies Aid Society met at the home of Mrs. Claytus Brandenburg on January 11. Several local residents are listed among attendees and visitors, with updates on illness and community activities. The note mentions Mrs. Burke on the siex list with an infected tooth and Miss Mary E. Browning being sent from Her autics due to illness. Also recorded are attendees from Gaithersburg and Frederick trips for hospital visit and livestock show attendance by Frederick High School agriculture students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
W. R Hatfield
Charles Wineoers, Jr
University Hospital
Baltimore
Wineberg
Margaret Lewis
Towson
Edgar Currans
Elderaburg
William Brandenburg
Bitty
Dolly
Bee Berry
Maurice Berry
Mary Lee
Jessup
Berry
Walter Bennett
Grippe
Elmer Lee
King Horner
Willard Evans
Ralph and
Eurgene Purdum
William and
Raymond Mount
Carlton
Liyd Brandenburg
Bully Baker
Billy, Heyburn
Robert Browning
Lee Rigas
Billy
Rufus Day
Elis
Studiumx
Ladies Aid Society
Claytus Brandenburg
Wmn
Burke
Mary E. Browning
New Market
J. A Engle
Air
Plucker
Margaret
Jean
Messrs
Thos, Jr
William A. Plummer
Gaithersburg
Wm Browning
Som Bully
Reyburn
Robert
Plummer
Frederick
Frederick City Hospital
Willam Browning
Hanford Browning
Frederick High School
Harrisburg
Westminster's Annual Revenue and Expenditures 1937 Summary
Westminster issues its annual report for the year ending October 31, 1937. Revenue totals 56 000 26 from taxes on real and personal property banks private securities state road appropriations licenses sewerage permits, with expenses including light and water street cleaning and gar bage removal street repairs repair trucks salaries debt service capital outlay for a parking lot playgrounds and new streets Longwell avenue project totaling 74 191 74. The Texas planning board notes a growing market for turkey feathers used as arrow tips in archery.
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Westminster
Corporation of Westminster
Sre
Longwell Avenue
Hood College to Present Three One-Act Plays
Hood College will stage three one act plays under Miss Sally Wills Holl and the English department Friday at eight in Brodbeck Hall. Solemn Pride by George Leighton features a New England village in April 1255 with a large student cast from several towns. Will-O-The-Wisp by Doris Halman is a fantasy with a cast including Mary Jane Lundgren Phoebe Land Jean Waltse and Marjore Duckworth. Joint-Owners in Spain by Alice Brown is a comedy set in a home for old ladies with Elinor Kuhn Zelda Marks Jane Walze and others. Technical support includes Janet Rath Elinor Kuhn as assistant directors Zelda Marks Jane Waltz stage managers Rath Sprenkle make-up supervisor Rath properties Arbogast costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Wills Holland
The
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
George Leighton
New England
Mananne
Lawrence
Erle
Helen Clare Holman
Hazelton
Elizabeth Lightner
Wyomussing
Harriet Ferst
Savannah
Zelda Marks
Hamburg
Jean Waltse
Wilmington
Del
Marjore Duckworth
Scranton
Spain
Alice Brown
Elinor Kuhn
Harrisburg
Jane Walz
Surrealist Thief Steals from Putzel Galleries
A burglar entered the Putzel galleries in Hollywood on January 20 and inked ultra modern art. He ignored a $10,000 Cordt and other valuables to seize several surrealist can vases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Calf
Putzel
New Montgomery Bond Issue Is Under Ban
Montgomery county will not issue any more bonds under the present administration. Frank H. Karn, president of the board of County Commissioners, said no bonds will be issued until current indebtedness is paid. He left open considering nonbond options, but reaffirmed his opposition to bonds. The board also did not act on a welfare board resolution to transfer duties of county aid supervision to the welfare board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Frank H. Karn
Board of County Commissioners
Edwin W. Broome
Karn
Rockville
Wich
Massachusetts Avenue
Sandy Spring
Gaithersburg
Spance
Montgomery County Welfare Board
Welfare Board
Ford Bids For Watch at Copenhagen Sale
A 14 year old Lincoln Civil War watch drew a bid of 3490 dollars from Henry Ford when offered for sale in Copenhagen on January 20. The item linked to Abraham Lincoln was presented as part of a local auction and attracted Ford as a notable bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FORD
Copenhagen
Abraham Lincoln
Henry Ford
Girls' Club Meets Initiates Three Members
The Loa Theta Rho Girls Club held a meeting Monday evening with three new initiates Katherine Hooper Ruth Strawsburger and Georgetta Kemp. A card party is planned January 31 at the Independent Fire Engine Hall and the next meeting is February 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loa Theta Rho
Katherine Hooper
Ruth Strawsburger
Georgetta Kemp
Independent Fire Engine Hall
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Taneytown
Taneytown Chamber of Commerce
C. T. Finger
Shermen Gilds
Lutheran Sunday School
Itty
College of the Sacred Heart
St. Hyacinthe
West Virginia College of Beauty Culture
West Ring Street
Martinsburg
W. Va
Frederick County National Bank
North Market ST
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Kemp
Texas Planning Board
Hood
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh Law Building
New Montgomery
Haryel
Moglefay’s Jewelry Store
Nunn-Bush
Edgerton
Atarge
Kemp’s Men’s Store
Kemp's
Remp’s
Creomulson
Ora
Ene Base
Parkerhouse
Glade Valley
Streasel
Garbers
GE Grocer
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