Heavy Rain Falls Across Maryland County Countywide Downpour
Heavy rain Saturday afternoon hammered Harmony Ellerton area and flooded Middle Creek for miles. Temperatures surged to 96 degrees Sunday after a 0.69 inch rainfall in Frederick. Rivers and creeks rose, fields washed, but authorities saw no major damage and predicted only modest relief from a cool front later in the week.
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Frederick
Harmony-Ellerton
Middletown Valley
Harmony
Middle Creek
Middletown
Potomac
Ellerton
Catoctin Mountain
Fishing Creek
Frank Weddie
Tusecarora
Alton Bare
Thurmont
Mt Airy
Walkersville
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Monocacy
Carroll Creek
Baker Park
Braddock Heights
W. O
Taneytown Names Beneficiary From Church Aid
Taneytown July 11 through the kindness of Rev. Irvin M. Morris of the Presbyterian church the children of Taneytown have been assisted.
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Taneytown
Irvin M. Morris
The
Presbyterian Church
Are Skirts Going To Get As Short As They Were In 28
A fragment from a local note page mentions the playground opening on Friday July 1 with many children present and lists visiting families including Mr and Mrs Ralph B Roebuck and children Betty and John. Several community events follow, including a Marker family reunion at Mt Tabor park led by William Marker and officers, and a series of visits and society meetings through mid July with Miss Adeline Hoffman discussing Mexico and a Nature Study program.
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Ralph B. Roebuck
Betty
John
Akron
Merwyn C. Fuss
Sarah
Jacob Marker
Mt. Tabor Park
William Marker
Westminster
H C. Marker
Middletown
Mervyn C. Fuss
Taneytown
William A. Marker
B. J. Arnold
Cathrine
Bernadette
Arnold
George Strickler
Bayside Beach
Catherine Arnold
Young Womens Missionary Society
Trinity Lutheran Church
George Harner
Starners Dam
Monocacy River
Belva Koons
Adeline Hoffman
Mexico
Lloyd Ridinger
Doris
Manheim
Ridinger
Charles Ridiinger
Edith Mish
Washington, D. C
Gary
Chicago
Margaret Stott
Anna Galt
Union Services in Baker Park
A large crowd attended a community service in Baker Park Sunday evening led by Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev Dr Benjamin W Aleehs, pastor. Sermon by Rev. Meeks urged weighing values and self discipline, stressing costly discipleship and evangelical values. Next week's service announced to be led by Evangelical Lutheran church.
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Baker Park
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Benjamin W Aleehs
Paul Y. Gleichman
Evangelial Lutheran Church
J. H. Schmitt
Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
Meeks
Lord
Calvary Church
Grayson Stevens
Our
de. Meeks
Jesus
Christ
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Amos John Traver
Arrests Recorded In City Over Week End
Seven arrests, mostly for drunkenness, were recorded over the week end by city police. Two local deaths and several shoplifting charges surfaced as officials handled cases.
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George E. Carter
Duet Dorsey
Walter Holmer
Charles Blumenguer
Kudolph Dates
Alfred Snowden
Lieut Blumensner
Ocer Rhol Sis
Lew Law
Fred Straley
West
Vatican
Minnie May Dodson
Horace Alexander
George Hoffman
Local Notes From New Windsor July 11 Highlights
New Windsor items record social calls visits and family events including Dr Chas Leber's Thursday call Nancy Devilbiss fourth birthday Miss Nora Ecker from Baltimore and many family travels to Gettysburg Richmond Hanover and Baltimore plus church lawn fete plans at St Pauls M E church and visits by Mrs Eva Rhoades and Mrs W Cora Stauffer.
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New Windsor
Chas Leber
New York
Nancy Devilbiss
J. R Mays
Frederick
John McCann
W. Cora Stauffer
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Society
J. R. Galt
Gettysburg
Nora Ecker
Baltimore
Eva Rhoades
Washington
W. Cora Stouffer
Clarence Ensor
Earl Ranmer
Rose Bell
Nelle Hillard
Thomas Batle
John Grantz
Richmond
Harry Reese
New Jersey
Berkley Bowman
Union Bridge
Béatrice Bixler
Ethel Buixter
Night court fines and a speeding arrest in weekend drag
John Jackson faced a fine after a drunkenness and disorderly conduct charge from Chief Allan Bartgis. Aleck Davis of Pittsburgh was arrested by State Officer T. B. Ferrell for speeding over 45 mph, posting $15 collateral for a hearing today.
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Sailateral
Joseph Mark
Dorsey
Roy Lehreyer
Eduard South
Emmett R. Bowlus
Schreyer
Bes
Smith
Lieut
Blumenauer
John Jackson
Allan Bartgis
Esse Aleck Davis
Pitsburgh
T. BR. Ferrell
Benny Goodman Swing School on Columbia Network Tonight
Benny Goodman brings his famous clarinet to the air in a swing program titled Sweet Music to Killer Killers. Hear the "feel his stuff" performance with a schedule showing 8:30 pm Eastern Standard Time and other regional times across the country.
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Benny Goodman
E.S.T
E.C.S.T
C.S.T
M.S.T
P.S.T
Columbia Network
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Ederton
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Covington
Kentucky
Majjorty
Alben W. Barkley
Happy
Cathrine Reindollar
Fort Wayne
St Joseph’s Church
Harry S. Reindollar
Thomas McDerheen
Miss Mott
Ohio
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Second Sts
Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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DR. Meeks
McDermott
Charles Hahn
Edward Waxter
Thomas
Charles
Marshall Waltz
Harry Shipley
New—Nevel—Delialy
Reem
Cmesapeane Bay
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Ocean View
Great
Hampton Reeds
Yorktown
Wilfburg
Togorn
Hosteas
FL Jones
G.P.A
Pier
Light St
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Lear
Bass
DERBY
America
Chuck
Curtis and
Riegel
Pitchfork Bunch
George Weller
Ken Stingel
Ted Riegel
Pitchfork
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Chuck” Curtis
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John Thomas Caraway
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