Farm Bureau Group To Present Program Friday Night
Frederick County Farm Bureau Group 3 hosts a Winchester Hall program Friday evening. Members from most county districts attend as the first in a series of entertainments. Speakers include Mrs. Edgar Davis on qualities of a good member, Walter E. Burrall on state income tax, and Harry L. Davis in discussions. A vocal duet, a reading, a playlet, and talks by local and state officials follow with Ruth Nicodemus leading song and Mrs. Hester Fisher at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Monrovia
Lilian
Peggy Thomas
Anna Thomas
Mary McGolerick
New Market
Clyde Smith
Franklin Smith
Vincent Biser
Russ Mane Miller
Alvie M. Etzler
Pleasant
Farm Bureau
C. E. Wise
Baltimore
State Farm Bureau
Ruth Nicodemus
Hester Fisher
Carroll Court Trials In Westminster Justice Court
John A Smith colored from Frederick Route No 4 appeared Monday before Police Justice Sherman E Flanagan in Westminster charged with exceeding the 23 mile speed limit. He was found guilty and fined five dollars and costs. Howell Schnauble of Sykesville faced two motor violations reckless driving and avoiding identity. He paid ten dollars and costs on the first offense and was dismissed on the second. Raymond Larey indicted for larceny of 45 dollars in cash and clothing from Walter Robertson was apprehended Sunday at 3 am by Chief Deputy Sheriff Walter Shipley and held for trial in Westminster. Roy Rippen of Taneytown was arrested and jailed charged with encouraging delinquency of Lillian Rinehart, a minor in custody of her parents and Carroll County Children's Aid Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Larey
Carroll County
Walter Robertson
Westminster
Walter Shipley
Frederick County
Roy Rippen
Taneytown
Lillian Rinehart
Chilren
Rotary Club hears Rev. Dr. Wilhide speaker
Rev Dr Ross Wilhide of Greenfield Ohio native of Frederick addressed the Rotary Club at its noonday luncheon in the Francis Scott Key Hotel on Wednesday. His talk titled Knights of the Highway urged study of people and used a toad gravel cement metaphor for social classes. The speaker was introduced by Dr A Austin Pearce. Visiting Rotarian Robert L Schleunes joined Frederick office manager. Guests included Paul T Trisch and John Hershey. Fred W Springer presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Wilhide
Greeneid
Ohio
Frederick
Rotary Clb
Francis Scott. Key Hotel
Kaignts
Wilhide
A. Austin Pearce
S'isan Hall
Leesburg
Robert L. Schleunes
C and P Telephone Co
Paul T Trisch
Baltimore
John Hershey
Fred W Springer
Club
Lewis To Speak In Baker Park On Friday
Rep David J. Lewis will deliver his first Frederick address of the Senatorial campaign Friday at 8 in Baker Park. His Democratic rival Millard F. Tydings spoke in Frederick on Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Baker Park
David J. Lewis
Frederick
Millard FE. Tydings
Free Ventilation Through Window Positioning
The text explains how constant free air circulation cools a room by keeping windows open at both bottom and top. It recommends placing an electric fan to push hot air out the upper window rather than sitting in its draft, to maximize comfort.
Band To Give Concerts In County
The Monotacy Brotherhood of St. Johns Evangelical Lutheran church Creagerstown sponsors a 2 PM Friday concert by the Tressler Orphans Home Band Loysville Pa composed of 40 under Paul J Fisher. If rain the concert moves to the parish house. Faithful Workers hosts band members in members homes. The concert tops a carnival sponsored by the Brotherhood with a Saturday amateur contest by the Castellites of Union Bridge. A Middletown appearance August 11 features Lions Club picnic and speech by Governor Harry Nice in Zeigler's grove.
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Monotacy Brotherhood of
St. John’s
Brothernosu
Middletown
Lions Clut
That Place
Wall
Harry Iw. Nice
Zeigler's Grove
Watchmen of the Sea featured at Frederick library display
The C Burr Artz Library adds Glen Perry's Watchmen of the Sea about Coast Guard rescues and naval history to shelves, alongside novels from Phyllis Boittome and others. The expanded offering includes nature, travel, and poetry works, plus a 1859 60 Williams directory gift and a growing local directory collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Guard
Library
Russell Randolph Waesche
Thurmont
United States Coast Guard
Frederick Countions
Glen Perry
C. Burr Artz
Atlantic
Pacific
Great Lakes
Morro Castle
Phyllis Boittome
Lfe
Germany
Roth
Tahiti
Charles Nordhet
James Norman Hail
Louis Adamic
America
Buttons
Tom Robinson
Canada
Hazel Boswell
Singing Creek
Sou'wester
Egypt
Babylon
Frederic
Arnold Kummer
Muriel H. Fellows
Frederick
Samuel E. Brown
Wilcoxon and Brown Lumber Company
Williams
Whales Freedom and Snakes Heads Compare
A playful reflection on a whale’s liberty to roam the seas from Panatea to Edom and beyond, contrasting carefree ocean travel with the limits of life at sea. The piece shifts to a note on poisonous snakes describing that many venomous species share a broad-headed appearance, debunking a common head shape assumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panatea
Edom
France
Saji
N. A. Lufburrow
Two Picture Books Open At Library From Disturbing Material
Over the past two weeks the library has prepared two attractive picture books for very young children using disturbed material. The colorful illustrations are designed to appeal especially to the youngest library users and will be available for browsing today.
Court News Marriage Licenses Listed in Huntington and Nearby
Court records show marriage licenses for Lambert 32 and Lambert 25 both of Huntington, Phillips 21 of Bethesda and Weater 18 of Washington DC, Keetzel 22 of Kuovath and Catherine Whintter 25, Supp 21 of 236 South Market Street and Helen Myers 23 of Stonroe Avenue.
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Lcenses
Peilip T Lambert
Mary E Ie
Huntington
Acer W Phillips
Bethesda
Amd
Frances A Weater
Washinster
Argen S Keetzel
Kuoavith
Catherine AF Whintter
Doubs
Karey D Supp, Jr
South Market Street
Helen J Myers
Stonroe Avenue
Morgan's Nine Wins in Walkersville Diamond Game
Sturgan's speedball unit, made of city and county players, defeated Wathercuilie 9 to 0 Tuesday evening in Walkersville. Linton and Cram starred with strong hitting and pitching. Morgan manages the club with John Cram captain. Other lineup details included Morgan Reilly and Siedling across the field against Walkersville players Hummer Smith Eaves and Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siedling
Dixon
Cram
Grabill
Smith
Linton
Keyser
Shaw
Rightield
Walkersville
Hummer
Eaves
Warrenfeltz
Zimmerman
Iteftfield
Moberly
C. Zimmerman
KR. Zimmerman
Staley
Mahn
Mid Western Corn In Need Of Rain Across Plains
The Weather Bureau reports mid western corn at a tasseling stage needing rain across much of Nebraska, west central and southwestern Iowa, and the Dakotas. Some areas, including parts of Minnesota, are dry. Hot dry winds damaged tasseling corn. this week’s rains could lift crop prospects and influence farm law surplus controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather Bureau
Mississippi
Nebraska
West Central
Iowa
Dakotas
Tona
To Com
Agriculture Department
Quick Peeling Method for Peaches and Apricots
Peel fruit by blanching in boiling water for about four minutes to loosen skin without losing pulp. This method also works for peaches and apricots, making peeling quick and easy.
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Farm Bureau Group
Dr. Wilhide
Rodock
Penna
BR. R
Mary Roberts Rainehart
New England
Ogden Nash
Old
Virginia
Hertzler Clinic
Halstead
Kan
Arthur E. Hertzler
Ben Lueien Burman
Penns
Penny
Joe
Court News
Palm Beach
Quaker City
North Market Street
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market
Dorit
Gus
Carter
Glick
Glick Shoe Store
North Market ST
Ar de Egee Key
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
West Patrick Street
Johnson Sales and Service
Peacilind Stull Bros
Lewistown
Burdette Bros
Hyattstown
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