Community Notes From Mt Airy and Surroundings
Mt Airy residents report new home purchase by Mr and Mrs Herbert Glaze on Hill Street after buying from Mrs Fannie Rhonecker widow of Harry Rhonecker. Mrs Glaze, a First National Bank bookkeeper, plans extensive improvements. Postmaster A Ralph Sellman elected president of Mt Airy Building Association succeeding the late A B Sellman, with officers including John Hardy and B C Leatherwood. Several birthdays and visits noted, plus a kitchen fire damage incident on Mr Airy property.
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Airy
Mt Airy
Herbert Glaze
Hill Street
Fannie Rhonecker
Harry Rhonecker
John Houch
Gaithersburg
Glaze
First National Bank
Me Airy
Henry P. Bankies
M. W. Burkles
C. and P. Telephone Company
Baltimore
School of Instructions
Young Hunkles
Harry Johnson
Toca C
A. Ralph Sellman
Mt Airy Building Association
A. B. Sellman
John H. Hardy
B. C Leatherwood
A. Frank Conaway
Ira D. Watkins
Raron Sellman
John Hardy
Hubert P. Burdette
B. C. Leatherwool
Frans Conaway
Joan G
Ridge Road
Ruth Straw
B. W. Straw
Wilson Straw
Brown Williams
Darrell Phoebus
Benjamin Bryan
Guynne Brown
Riggs Webb
Hugh Leggett
Miss Straw
Anthony Z. Kimmel
William Severn
Catonsville
The
Mary Kimmel
New Market
A. Z. Kammel
Frederick
Earl Brandenburg
Stanley van Sant
James Downes
Donald E. Watkins
Watkins
Kenneth Hendersons
Woodfield
Ray Watkins
Thomas Elsworth
Claggettsville
Helen Burdette
Mary Lee Watkins
Damascus
Asa H. Watkins
Rose Evelyn Watkins
W. Norman Hood
Grace Routzahn
Walter L. Smith
Smith
L. Irene Price
C. M. Hipsley
Loretta Gartrell
Charles Gartral
Mt. Airy
Stuart Haller
A Conservatively Designed Barre Vermont House
A Barre Vermont home features a central hall plan with three bedrooms a downstairs lavatory a two car garage and an attached attractive rear area. Architect John A Boyce notes the master bedroom connects to the nursery the basement houses a wine cellar laundry game room fruit room and heater room. The design was selected by The Architectural Forum of New York.
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Barre
John A. Boyce
Architectural Forum
E. 42Nd St
New York
Social Notes From Baltimore and Nearby Towns
Mrs Edward Rimbey with Mrs Hattie Norwood and children Charles Peggy Howard and Donald spent Sunday with Mrs Norwood s sister Mrs Herbert Flohr in Baltimore. Aubrey E Wilson returned from Baltimore where he was ill with pneumonia at his daughter Mrs Charles Stuhr s home and is improving and hopes to be out in about two weeks. Miss Louisa Cashour not well at Frederick City Hospital with blood poisoning the right index finger infected. Cora Howard of Laytonsville and Laura Gartrell with Mrs W W Griffith and Mrs Henry T Clarke spend this week in Washington.
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Bradley C. Leatherwood
Main Street
Edward Rimbey
Hattie Norwood
Charles
Peggy
Howard
Donald
Norwood
Herbert Flohr
Baltimore
Aubrey E. Wilson
Charles Stuhr
Wilson
Louisa Cashour
Frederick City Hospital
Local Family Thanksgiving Dinner Held at Fisher Home
A turkey dinner was served at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Fisher in Thurmont on January 24. Attending were Mr and Mrs Harry Fisher Mr and Mrs Roy Slabaugh Miss Annabelle Fisher Kenneth Fisher Kari Fisher Mr and Mrs George Winebrenner Mr and Mrs Theodore Fisher Miss Betty WinebrennerMiss Dorothy Winebrenner Frederick Miss Grace Seltzer and Morris Fisher Graceham.
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Thurmont Thurmont
Harry Fisher
Roy Slabaugh
Annabelle Fisher
Kenneth Fisher
Kari Fisher
Thurmont
George Winebreamer
Theodore Fisher
Betty
Dorothy Winebrenner
Frederick
Grace Seltzer
Morris Fisher
Graceham
Barksdale Family Winter Visit Shows Washington Trip
Laytonsville reports Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Barksdale and daughter Cecilia spent months with Mrs. Barksdale's parents Mr. and Mrs. Howard Plummer, then traveled to Washington for the winter. Mrs. Henry Howard of Brookville hosted an afternoon badge party. Mrs. Samuel Riggs hosted luncheon and contract bridge. Mr. and Mrs. George Peter of Chilly Hills Farm held a Tuesday dinner. Mr. Luther Howard and Mrs. Howard's mother Mrs. Charles Lee Watkins of Damascus plus Mr. Howard's mother Mrs.
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Laytonsville
Cecil Barksdale
Cecilia Barksdale
Luther Howard l
Taneytown Social Calendar Notes Guests and Events
Taneytown Jan 24 news notes dinners and visits from Mrs. C L Hesson Mrs W B Hartman Mrs George Klue Miss Grace Witherow and Mrs J W Witherow of town Oscar Monroe in Baltimore guest Helen Cain Cumberland Md visits J M Cain Thorndale Laura Schaeffer Westminster visit Ruthanna Smith a Mercy Hospital patient Card party to be hosted by the Boy Scouts Thursday evening at 8 o clock in the Opera House.
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Taneytown
C. L. Hesson
W. B. Hartman
George Klue
Westminster
Grace Witherow
Washington, D. C
J. W. Witherow
Town
Land
Oscar Monroe
Baltimore
Helen Cain
Cumberland Md
J. M. Cain
Thorndale
Laura Schaeffer
Charles Bachman
Ruthanna Smith
Walter Smith
Taneytown- Harney Road
Mercy Hospital
Boy Scouts
Opera House
Local society notes from Sykesville and nearby towns
In Sykesville on January 25 Mr and Mrs Osborn Wilson hosted afternoon guests from Walbrook and Towson. Numerous Baltimore and Towson residents visited or dined with families including the Hewes, Lassiters, and Brown clans. Other items note birthdays, illness, and social visits across Westminster, Reese rtown, Owings Mills, and Towson, with a final line about a converted cow shed theater in a small English town.
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Sykesville
Osborn Wilson
Walbrook
Ulasses Jones
M. Bennett Lassiter
Dorothy Lassiter
Edwars Lassiter
Baltimore
Irene Steele
Towson
Carl S Howes
Slrese
Sir
George F. Hewes
Ray South Afiss Shave
Howes
Watter Engel
Local Social Notes Include Guests and Illnesses
Ida Watkins Elva Selby and William Miller hosted by Mrs Emerson Barlow and Mrs Elizabeth Coffman in Brunswick with Mrs C Leonard Gartrell as guests. The Branden burgs welcomed a daughter born January 13. William Melville, Western Martland College student, ill with tonsillitis and unable to return to Sykesville campus for days. Mr and Mrs Harvey Emmatt and daughter Ann of Baltimore visited Mr and Mrs William Chipley recently. Mr and Mrs Arthur Brown spent a day in Frederick. Mrs William Melville and daughter Moss visited Baltimore. Betty Jean Smith on the sick list.
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Charles Hobus
Catuteville
Tuesda
Fannie Smyth
Frank Greerwood
Central Avenue
Rogers Hat
Harry L. Hesse
Ged
Arthur Lynch
Ann
Frank Greenwood
James Carter
Joshiya Barnes
Edwin Hood
Fannie Smith
Arrington
Audrey Harp
Rogers Hall
Henry W. Clarke
Clifford H
Richmond
Towsom
Reid Isaac
Harry Weer
Irvin Buckingham
Stewart Bankett
Ruth Dryden
Thomas Arrington
Elmer W. Sipes
Delores and
Elmer, Jr
Baltimore
Sipe
Albert F. Brown
Elmer Jr
Sheldon Brown
Alice Windgrove
David Winagrove
Charles 8. Brown
Margaret Ruth Brown
Westminster
Dorothy
Flossie Blizzard
Reisertown
Wallace Brown
Albert E. Brown
Charlotte Hobbs
William Molesworth
E. Emmett
Robert Watkins
Ethel Brigghof
Edward Arrington
William Kidd
Hershel Reed
David W Dean
William Miller
W. R. McCardelli
Andrew Rebbein
Fannie Dorsey
Elizabeth Wolbert
Ida Watkins
Elva Selby
Emerson Barlow
Elizzebeth Coffman
Brunswick
C. Leonard Gartrell
Wilmer Ro Ame- Cardeh
Henry Brandenburg
William Melville
Western Martland College
Sykesville
Harvey Emmatt
William Chipley
Hir
Arthur ©. Brown
Frederick
Moss Mary Elizabeth Melville
Betty Jean Smith
Sherman Thomas
So They Say It as My Conviction About Tax and Lawmakers
A quote filled item cites Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas urging federal action to erase traffic in alcohol and references the Eighty Amendment and budget figures. It notes Roche and Goodseers opinions, with Tarkington and Sutherland criticized for focus on talk over action.
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Morris Sheppard
Texas
Mae
Early US cartels strike in 1684 and Africa protectorates
The passage notes an early United States strike by New York City cartels in 1684 and describes Germany gaining protectorates over Togoland and the Cameroon district in Africa in 1883.
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United States
New York City
Germany
Togoland
Cameroon
Africa
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GP Anan
Vermont
FLOOR
Hays
NG RW
Cora Howard
Florida
Floyd Grimes
W. W. Griffith
Henry T. Clarke
Brighton
Washington
Mass
Laura R. Gartrell
McCleery
Jewelry Store
North Market
Eduard L. Beall
Howard Lee
Tatters Sisters
Es, Leland
Mass Gertrude de L Warfield
Age Sweils Head
Flinders Pet Above
Ales Hidheka
Smthsonian Institute
Petrie
University Hospital
Willian Griffith
Spencer Mount Airy
George Hurt
George Hurt Jr
Floraia
Daytona Beach
Des George Banks
Thomas Weiing
Alargaret Cauthorn
Taylorsville
Esa Magi
Soter
Pred Stagin
Airs Gs
Ho Magin
A ‘I Byer
Donald Mapin
Taylorsville and
Socnty
Homemakers Club
H M Hipsley
J.C Nall
Lillie Lou
A. T Byers
Sisttrs
Abrs
Fietman Birnes
Estella Wright
Walliam Franklin
Billie
Herman Barnes
Dorothy Barnet Bale More
F. J. Barnes
Donald Magin
Gurnie Staller
Eloise
Wilbur Magin
Gladys Snead
Harrison
George Grimes
G H Magin
Walter Clary
England
G. L
G. L Baring
Frederick, MB
Quaker City
North Market Street
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Second Streets
Maryland
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
United Sistes
Bern
Duwpiae Roche
Treasury
Richfield
Hare
Vicks VapoRub
Vicks
Vaporus
VaroRus
Ile
Lee Riggs
Luckies
Riggs
Cecor Independent Tobacco Exper
Ckies
Mr. Riggs
Tennessee
Suike
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
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Lstan Fo
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