ADIO Day By Day Radio Schedule and Lineup
New York on July 6 details a radio comedy episode of Adio Day By Day featuring Nazh Perkins and Wife, with CBS children’s program mains and a shifting Sunday 5 pm slot. Listings for WABC WEAF NBC and other stations include variety shows, interviews, and music, plus schedule notes for Thursday.
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WdZig
Nazh Perkins
Jon
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Lyn Murray
Lois Elliman
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Bertrand Sneil
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Ruth Sryan
One Man’s Amily
Tommy Dorsey
Kyser
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Warnen
Eddie Guest Proram
WIJZ
Larry Clinton Ochestra
Ma Perkins
Moch Light Orchestra
Rayloch
WIZ
County Speedball League Sundays Results
Sunday results from the county league list teams Myersville Harmony Mt Pleasant and Doubs with scores 0 4 0 0 0 0 and forfeited games. Matches include Myersville at Mt Pleasant Doubs at Frederick and Broad Run host site.
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Harmony
Allanger
Broad Run
Myersville
Mt. Pleasant
Doubs
Frederick
Delaware's Early Colonial Mosaic From Dutch To Swedish Rule
A compact colonial snapshot traces Henry Hudson's 1609 exploration along the Atlantic coast to Delaware Bay, the 1610s English claim, and the Dutch naming of Delaware. It notes New Sweden and Christina ham founded by Peter Minuit in 1638, later conquered by Peter Stuyvesant in 1655, and the Stamp commemorating the landing of Swedes and Finns.
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Henry‘ Hudson
Atlantic
Delaware Bay
de la Warr
England
Delaware
New England
Wes
Howver
South Company of Sweden
Peter Minuit
New World
Wilmington
Christinaham
Istina
New Sweden
Point Of Rocks Sweeps LeGore In Baseball Pair
Point Of Rocks defeated LeGore in a doubleheader by scores of 4-0 and 4-1 on Monday afternoon. Rutherford limited LeGore to four hits in the opener, while runs in the first and fourth innings decided the nightcap.
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Point of Rocks
LeGore
Rutherford
Point of Rocks Beats LeGore In Low-Scoring Tilt
Point of Rocks defeated LeGore 9 to 5 in a game noted for his two base hits by Anders and multiple stolen bases. Pitchers Rutherford and Dayhoff split duties with several players contributing while errors and bases on balls influenced the final tally.
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Ph of Rocks
LeGore
Smith
Rutherford
P. Horner
Lambert
Whitehead
Hanes
Anders
Spalding
Scheetz
Rocks
B. Lambert
McCutcheon
Barnhouse
Rohrback
R. Hanes
Wiles
LeGere_ y -E. Dickensheets
J. Horner
S. Horner
Dayhoff
Sickle
R. Horner
R& Je Horner
Whiteshead
Smith Lambert
Balis
Point of Rocks
le Gore
Limpire—Frye
Time of Gams
Scheatz
Community Notes From Lovettsville July Social Gossip
Lovettsville and nearby towns feature a flurry of weekend visits and travel. Leesburg guests Maude Lambert and family share time with the Souder and Heskett households. Dorothy Filler visits Charlotte relatives. Emily Wenner joins Cadiz Ohio kin. Sue Potterfeld and Wanda Womeldorph visit Washington relatives. Other items include church attendance, veterans reunions, a wedding tour, and the Luther League Mission Study completion.
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Lovettsville
Maude Lambert
Leesburg
Charles Souder
William Cole
Cumberland
J. E. Heskett
Dorothy Filler
Charlotte
N. C
Frank Fry
Washington
H.C. Frye
I. W. Wright
Wanda Lea Womeldorph
Howard Thornett
Ellsworth Hick
Sue Moore
Seaside Park
O. J
Waller Bush and
Panildren
Winchester
Harry Everhar
Carrie Bush
Mrs. T. W. Warner
Suits Settle In Baltimore Death Case
Suits arising from the death of Mrs. Kurtz E. Culler in Feagaville, including a $12,000 damages claim by her husband and six children against Roy E. Grams and Garland E. Grams, were settled out of court before trial after removal to Baltimore city Superior Court. The other suit by Culler as administrator also settled. Benjamin B. Rosenstock and H. Ross Black Jr. represented the parties. The article also notes a claim about the world’s deepest salt mine near Berlin at 4,175 feet.
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Kurtz E. Culler
Feagaville
Roy E. Grams
Garland E. Grams
Superior Court of
Baltimore City
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
H. Ross Black, Jr
Baltimore
Walkersville Triumphs Over Middletown 23 12 in Tight League Game
Walkersville defeated Middletown 23 to 12 in a Tri County League contest at Walkersville. Walkersville built a big second inning lead, with four runs, and both teams traded blows with multiple extra-base hits including three home runs. Warrenfeltz led Walkersville with strong pitching and power, while Middletown rallied but could not overcome the early deficit.
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Walkersville
Middletown
Valleyites
AB R.H
Hummel
Warrenfeltz
Rfi
Eaves
G. Ramsburg
Arnold
Ww. Crum
W. Zimerman
Rippeon
H. Ramsburg
Barrick
D. Rudy
W. Rudy
A. Hauver
A. Rudy
Koontz
C. Hauver
Palmer
Zeigier
Castle
Waikeville
R. Hauver
Whipp
Hummer
W. Zimmerman
M. Zeigler
Crum
O' Koont
Harney Harney Visitations And 4-H Club Meeting
July 6 notes list visitors to Irvin Ridinger at Springfield hospital including Ronald Ridinger and Doris, Ab Ridinger, Mary Hawn, Dalbert Spangler and families, and Walter Clingan groups. Also Milton Spangler dinner guests from Gettysburg and Alma Newtomer of Taneytown visited Harvey Wantz family. The 4-H Club held its monthly meeting on Tuesday afternoon.
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Alice Bollinger
Gettysburg
Alma Newtomer
Taneytown
Harvey Wantz
Jefferson founder honored at Monticello ceremony
John D. M. Hamilton places two wreaths on the tomb of Thomas Jefferson at Monticello Virginia as the Republican National Committee honors the founder of the Democratic party.
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Republican National Committee
Democratic Party
John D. M. Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Local Family Visits and Church Services Report
Residents and visitors in multiple towns share Sunday visits. Teeter family hosts, Severn Fogle and Ebert from Union Bridge visit Kelly and Slagenhaupt. St Pauls Church to hold services with Rev Paul Beard preaching at 6 30 am and 7 30 am service begins. Guests include Clines Wantz Kump Clutz Valentine Brown and Littlestown residents.
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John D. Teeter
Severn Fogle
Ebert
Union Bridge
Joseph Kelly
J. William Slagenhaupt
St. Paul's Church
Paul Beard
Harry Cline
William and
Eugene, Greenstone
Harvey Wantz
William ‘Kump
Ammon Wantz
Harry Clutz
Rosa Valentine
Wade Brown
Barbara Jean
Littlestown
R. D
Carl Baumgardner
Elizabeth Snider
Hartman
Daugh
Taxi Union Paroled by Governor in Annapolis
Annapolis July 3 Governor Harry W Nice paroles Harry Cohen head of a taxicab union after a three month penitentiary sentence for rioting. Parole is conditional on paying the 75000 fine within six months. Parole ends January 6. Cohen was convicted in Baltimore criminal court on four counts of a six count indictment connected with the Diamond Taxicab Company stone in December 1956.
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Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
Harry Cohen
Ofgecizor
Anc
Cohen Pey
Cohen
Baltimore
Stone
Local Socials Highlight Taneytown 4-H Club Visit
Gettysburg guests including Mrs. Ethel Brown and Ruth Snider joined Mrs. Silas Utz Littlestown RD and Mrs. John D Teeter party for dinner with Nancy and Betty Teeter. Teeter guest speaker Mrs. John D Teeter spoke on Etiquette at Mayberry home of Charles Fleagle and Edgar Stoner family. Bridgeport visitors called at H. J. Wolff home after Sunday worship.
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Ters
Ethel Brown
Gettysburg
Samuel D. Snider
Ruth
Silas Utz
Littlestons
John D. Teeter
Nancy
Betty
Freda Stambaugh
Taneytown
Mayberry
Charles Fleagle
Edgar
Katharine and
Stoner
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