Love on the Range The Story So Far
In a tense frontier tale Abe Streeter helps Lee Treas escape a gang and takes a job at Trones Rafter T. Lee warns Alton and hacks at Mose Hackett’s threats while Ankrom and Hackett clash in a violent confrontation amid shadowy danger.
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Mose Hackett
Vean— Hackett
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Ankrom
Trone
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Ankromm
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Blur Ankrom
Colesright
Nelson C. Nye
Questioning Roosevelt third term run prompts mixed opinions
A survey in this city shows varied beliefs on President Roosevelt seeking a third term or naming a party standard bearer. Local residents in Frederick and nearby express cautious views, with some predicting a run while others cite the unwritten two term tradition.
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Rosevelt
Roosevelt
Radio Forum and Bastille Day Observances On Airs
WJZ NBC plans a discussion on monopolies with Senator Joseph O Mahoney as guest of the Washington Star Forum. WASC CBS will host a Paris Bastille day street Q and A in English for transatlantic listeners. Monday night full of schedules across WEAF WABC WJZ and others with Roosevelt address and concerts listed.
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CBS
Roosevelt
Oklahoma City
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Schenectady
Rudy Vallee
Waabc
Johhny
Russ Morgan
Kay Ryser
WJZ
Heidt
Aunt Fanny
Marion Talley
Hobby Lobby
Charlie McCarthy
Gershwin
Grant Park
Chicago
Wabc-Cbs
Sudetan
Dallas
Billy House
Lewisohn Stadium
Frank Dalley
Stella Dallas
Benno Rabinoff
Irene Beasley
Manhattan
WIZ
Joe Green
Neighbor Nell
WEMD Devotional Leaders for July Week at WES
The weekly morning devotional period on radio WES lists leaders by day starting July 22. Monday features Rev. C E Dryden of Buckeystown Methodist, Tuesday Rev. Philip C Edwards of Mt Airy Methodist, Wednesday Rev. H C Eller of Brownsville Church of the Brethren, Thursday Rev. C E Ely of Brunswick Methodist, Friday Rev. L G Naugle of Thurmont United Brethren, and Saturday Rev Dr H C Erdman of Burkitts Lutheran.
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C. E. Dryden
Methodist Church
Buckeystown
Philip C. Edwards
Mt Airy
H. C. Eller
Church of the Brethren
Brownsville
C. E. Ely
Brunswick
L G. Naugle
United Brethren Church
Thurmont
H. C. Erdman
Lutheran Church
Burkittsville
Clothes Moth Campaign Can Eradicate Pest
Miss Helen Shelby of the University of Maryland Extension Service outlines a low cost, effective method to protect winter clothes and blankets. Thorough cleaning packing and sealed paper plus moth balls and camphor fumes provide protection. concentrated fumigation is necessary for best results and cedar tar or oil scents deter moths.
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College Park
Helen Shelby
University of Maryland Extension Service
Miss Shelby
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Trees Grow From Shingles Above Smokehouse Roof
The Harp family at 17 West Second Street report hardy heaven trees sprouting from roof shingles of their rear brick smokehouse built circa 1874 by Dr. S S Maynard. Birds may have carried seeds, which found dirt between shingles and began growth seven to eight feet tall. The trees will be allowed to grow until the building is torn down.
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Reno S. Harp
West Second Street
Harps
Birthday Dinner for Mrs. Rimbey Noted in Mt Airy
A June 26 surprise birthday dinner for Mrs. William E. Rimbey was hosted by her family in Mt. Airy with many guests from across the area. Attendees included the Rimbey family and relatives from nearby towns, plus club and church members.
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William E. Rimbey
William
Willard
Edward Rimbey
J. M. Sherman
Leonard
Virginia
Lillian
Ethang
C. W. Main
John Flair
Hattie Norwood
Charles
Peggy
Sterling Boone
Richard and
Waney
George E. Main
Mary Buchman
Charles Hilleary
Buddy
William Clark
William, Jr
Edward Runkles
Edward
Yvonne
Mt. Airy
Norman Rimbey
Stout
Norris
Adrian Norris
Damascus
Reisterstown High School
J. Watkins Duhel
Raymond Brandenburg
M. V. Runkles
Harry Bellison
Hubert P. Burdette
Robert K. Myers
Nathan G. Dorsey
J. Kellet Smith
Ira D. Watkins
G. Dubel
Norman Boor
Herbert Glaze
Hill Street
Mary M. Hood
Claire Stevenson
Baltimore
Charles Porter
Hamilton
A. R. B Molesworth
Catherine
Frances Molesworth
Raymond Molesworth
Town
Margaret Roulzahn
Grace Roulzahn
Pence Wilcox
Chevy Chase
Thomas E. Watkins
R. M. Watkins
Beverly Beach
Phillip C. Edweards
University Hospital
Herman Snyder
Ridgeville
Lennia Wail
William Royal
Frederick
Calvary M. E. Church
Stanley van Sant
Battie Mercer
Detour Detour birth announcement for Sharrer daughter
Mr and Mrs Raymond Sharrer receive congratulations on the birth of a daughter Tuesday. Mr and Mrs E L Horner and
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E. L. Horner
Court News Equity and Marriage License List
Court notices include bills for sale of real estate in cases involving Mary E Stot temyer and James Fitzskamers, with attorneys listed. Marriage licenses issued for John Fahey to Marjorie Kerns and others in Harrisburg Middletown Fayetteville and Greenwood. Local deeds show transfers totaling various sums in Thurmont and Baltimore areas with multiple families noted. Local social notes list visits, trips to California, a birthday party for Carroll Wilhide with many attendees, and various relatives visiting from Gettysburg Detour and Sparrows Point.
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Marjorie Anita Kerns
Washington
Maxwell E. Fasick, Jr
Harrisburg
Kathryn Mc Hershberger
Middletown
E. Martin
Fayetteville
Leona V. Sprow
Greenwood
Baltimore
Bertha Dorsey
Doris Young
Mollie Young
Frank Otto
New York
E. L. Warner
William Otto
Keymar
Carman Delaplaine
California
Carroll Wilhide
Russell Durborow and Son
Gettysburg
Ernest Ritter
Taneytown
Luther Claybaugh
Keysville
Charles Ritter
E. L. Claybaugh
Arthur Claybaugh
Mac
Charles Clay~ Haugh
Alvah Young
Ralph Dayhoff
Mabel Rice
Dayhoff
Thundershowers May Come Over Week End
Weather forecast notes thundershowers may arrive late today or tonight bringing cooler temperatures Sunday. A south breeze Friday and a high near the century mark earlier, with July to date near normal for temperature though drier than usual. A low pressure area to blame for the warmth. crops may welcome rainfall. Alaskan miners burn small fish as candles.
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Weather Bureau
Mercury
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