Barneses Host Birthday Party for Vivian Barnes
In Browningsville on July 22, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert D. Barnes honored their daughter Vivian with a fifteenth birthday party. Many relatives and friends attended, with gifts for Vivian. Weather reduced attendance. other local notes mention Bethesda Sunday school picnic and visits to Miss Janice Burdette at Green Top Camp, plus several family visits in the area.
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Browningsville
Herbert D. Barnes
Vivian
J. O Barnes
Herbert Barnes
Raymond Barnes
Dorsey Lewis
William Lawson
Franklin Burdette
Sherwood Duvall
Willie Watkins
Alrce
Leslie Beall
Charlie Burdette
Ann Jacobs
Miriam Duvall
Magalis Duvall
Susan Baker
Evelyn Walker
Alma Burdette
Ravenel Burdette
Virginia Burdette
Helen Besll
Letty Beall
Janis Watkins
Ruth Watkins
Ruth Beall
Evelyn Browning
Fannie Mae Thompson
Lorraine Standenburg
Rosie Brandenburg
Julia Awaemp
Julia Beall
Janie Grimes
Irene Barnes
Vivian Barnes
Louise Barnes
Mazie Barnes
Brandon Duvall
Kenny Duvall
Rodney Burdette
Betty Lou
Green Top
Thurmont
Janice Burdette
Lewisdale
Burdette
Bennett Home
Fletcher Bennett
Irma Linthicum
Junior Burdette
Allan
Jane Green
John
Elsie
New York
Dewey Brown
Bessie Waters Pardue
J. R. Pardue
M. E. Conference
Merril Jacobs
Gatthersburg
J. O. Barnes
Pardue
G. W. Walker
Barnes
Libby Barnett
Sheribin Jeanne
Grant
Walter Layton
Maynard Watkins
John Barnes
Westernport
Lansdale Burdette
Matthews Chandler
H. F. Chandler
Bobby Watkins
Thelma Shipley
Baltimore
Amanda Purdum
Maurice Snyder
Addie Snyder Darby
Maurice
Darby
J. Leonard Snyder
Arnold Brandenburg
Georgia Mae
Washington
M. M. Burdette
Meth Burdette
City Hospital
Frederick
World War Advances Spur Modern Tank Plane Firepower
Discussion notes rapid improvements since 1914 18 wars with tanks planes and machine guns. Highlights tanks rising from five to 25 30 mph planes doubling speed and quadrupling range with heavier bombs. Mentions aim for lighter compact machine guns and evolving warfare technology. Also lists local social visits and weekend news from Smithsburg Hagerstown and surrounding towns.
Even Bible Suggested Plans For A Coup 24 Years Ago
Washington July 28. Twenty four years ago on July 28 1914 Austria declared war on Serbia touching off the war of wars. Col Olver Spaulding chief of the historical section U S Army war college says World War planned and fought on lessons from ancient masters. Hannibal Caeser and Hannibal again are cited as early strategists. Schlieffen plan and its German followers are described with emphasis on Wagons of tactics and envelopment of the French.
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Alexander RK
George AP
Washington
Austria
Serbia
Col
Olver L. Spaulding
U. S. Army War College
Valhalla
Hannibal
Spaulding
Germany
Moltke
Battle of
Cannae
B.C
Hindenburg
Julius Caesar
Marne
Aisne
Ludendorff
Alexander
Colonel Spaulding
France
Marshal Foch
Foch
Count von Schlieffen
Froner
Rhine
Belgium
Bible Guide Leads British to Saul Inspired Victory
A 1918 Palestine battle near Mickmash mirrored Saul and Jonathan’s stealth pass. British division, reading Samuel I by candlelight, used the biblical strategy to trap Turkish guards, seize the rise above the Philistine camp, and spur a panicked retreat.
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Palestine
Saul
Mickmash
Sauls
Jonathan
Sauls Son
Allenby
Vacation Bible School called off as precaution
No new cases have developed yet and a doctor advises canceling Vacation Bible School at this place. The report lists numerous local residents and visitors, with notes on family visits, farm work, travel to Washington and Harrisburg, hospital stays, and community events. The piece reads like a society column with multiple brief items about residents of Wolfsville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Jacobs
Gaithersburg
Vivian
Mazie Barnes
Janice Watkins
Elsie Purdum
Hoopers Delight social notes from Ellicott City area
Misses Ethel and Evelyn Blacks of Ellicott City spent a week with cousins Grace and Wilbur in New Windsor. Harver and family visited Mr and Mrs Ervin Crabbs of Uniontown and Mr and Mrs Joseph Say. Emily involved in the attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooper
Ethel
Evelyn Blacks
Ellicott City
Grace
Wilbur
New Windsor
Harver
Ervin Crabbs
Uniontown
Joseph Say. Eimly
Joseph Snyder
Income gaps in 1929 United States families
In 1929 over 19 million families had yearly incomes under 2500 dollars while about 16 million families earned less than 2000 dollars. This data highlights widespread low earnings across the nation during that year.
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Kaiser Bill
Jacob Warrenfeltz
Philip
Efie Foster
Hugh Warrenfelte
Sara
Smithsburg
Fred Kalger
Darton
Ocho Wolfe
Welford Wolfe
Stewart Palmer
and Mirs
John Palmer
Ethel Green
Frank Holiday
Hagerstown
Mehrie Gouker
Myersvile
Curtis Gouker
Jacob Palmer
Mabel
Jane
Margate
Richard Gouker
Harry Snyder
and Kerby Snyder
Harry Farrer
Mellie
Charlie Frank
Ross Snyder
Bud
Fred Farver
Bet Jane Farver
Mary Ellen Snyder
Camp Ritchie Sumiay
Grace Stultz
Tommy F.ckett
William Hesson
White
A. F. Bond
Louise
Dorothy
Trams Poole
Pieke
H. O Farver
Margaret Franklin
Franklin
Billy Reese
Harcy Franklin Sennay
Mr. Pickett
Sunda
Harvey Franklin
Pickett
M. Pickett
Frederica
Fred Keeler
Denny Jenkins
Buddy Farrer
Jame Hooper
Waynesboro, Pa
Bible
Schlieffen
Tannenburg
Alesia
Caesar
U. S. Army
U. S
U.S
Joe Day
Wolfsville
Charles Warrenfeltz
Evelyn
Warrenfeltz
John Shanafelt
Harrisburg
Agaly
Christian Endeavor
United Brethren Church
Margaret Kline
Dleader
Irving Stottlemyer
Grossnickie
Church of the
Pauline Kline
Hood College, Frederick
Theodore Kline
Cecil Pryor
Joan
Washington, D . C
Ire E. Pryor
Edward Dowling
Washington, D. C
Ira E. Pryor
Daniel Blickenstaff
E. T. Bateman
Hampton, Va
Sherman Kline
Joseph Warrenfeltz
Charles Town
W. Va
Grove
Waynesburg
Ida Ludy
Charles Young
Helen
Funkstown
Barbara Frye
Frank
Beery Gunther
Darling
Gunther
Gunther's
Gunther Brewing Co
Baltimore, Md
J Howard Slocum
Mgr
Ape
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Second Sts
Maryland
The
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Goodyear
Ear Speedway
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