Summer at Vaughan Farm Party and Hidden Tensions
Joe and Daisy join Kathleen and friends for a lakeside barbecue at the Vaughan farm. Kathleen introduces Daisy to shared rooms with Ruby while Joe endures lingering thoughts of his mother and past promises. The group enjoys swimming, flirtation, and a playful outdoor feast ending with Uncle Frank calling them to eat as the scene shifts to a peaceful summer gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Daisy
Vaughan
Linville Coal and Ice Company
Kathleen
Ian
Ruby
Uncle Frank
Iean
Fred
Paul
Hollywood
Jimmy Stewart
Jimmy
Frank Vaughan
Ghe
Jeace
Frank
Pallette the Big Rancher Actor Hails Cooking Pride
Hollywood June 4 Eugene Pallette the rotund character actor weighs 282 pounds as he looks forward to finishing his current film. He plans a ranch in Oregon and enjoys cooking, saying it is the essential art. Pallette explains his fat stems from nature and rich food, and he scorns dieting as he recalls a rugged career on ranches and in silent films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Eugene Pallette
Oregon
Pallette
Jess
Austricas
Etering
Old Nestor Company
Underworld
Birth Of A Comic Pallette Finds His Weight Struggles
An actor recounts his postwar weight battle from 138 pounds to a bloated phase driven by late start in film acting. He credits dieting, exercise, and sheer will as he pursued roles, eventually becoming a comedian. Currently he stars as Nicely-Nicely Johnson in The Big Street on Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Corps
Pallette
Paliette
Nicely-Nicely Johnson
Memorial Day Visitors Roam Union Bridge Area
Union Bridge and nearby towns hosted Memorial Day and Sunday guests from Annapolis and Baltimore. Kenneth Harsher of Fort Meade joined locals for the parade, while Mrs Sevvin Fogle and the Fowble family visited Taneytown and Walkersville relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Stewart Brandenberg
Wilbur Brandenberg
Mary Snyder
Annapolis
Otis Devilbiss
Katie O'Conner
Baltimore
Kenneth Harsher
Fort Meade
Here
Sevvin Fogle
Roy Philips
Taneytown
Gilmore Fowble
Walkersville
Nannie Fowble
Jenassa Eakle
Licenses Issued For Four Marriages In Hagerstown Area
Marriage licenses were issued in Hagerstown to Arnold N. Stull 29 of Waynesboro Pennsylvania and El ver L Whitmore 26 of Thurmont, and to Roger J. Moser 39 of Middletown and Olive V. Mullendare 36 of Roper sville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Arnold N. Stull
Waynesboro
El[veer L. Whitmore
Thurmont
Roger J. Moser
Middletown
Olive V. Mullendare
Roprersville
Tries Needed For Happiness In Modern Times
Dorothy Dix extols the value of triers who persevere through life challenges. She cites explorers, inventors, generals, and ordinary couples as examples, urging readers to adopt grit and avoid quitting. The piece warns that many failed marriages stem from a lack of genuine effort and patience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Local residents visit with relatives across towns
A series of Sunday and weekend visits are reported across multiple households. Claire Guise and three children, Lightner family, Wyvena Pyes, and others from Gettysburg spent time with Edgar Smith and family including Maxine Costas. Additional gatherings include visits to Mrs. Addie Saytor’s and Leslie Gross’s homes with relatives from Taneytown Bruceville Winchester Rouzerville Beauregard and Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladiesburg
Claire Guise
Pau
Lightner
Wyvena Pyes
Gettysburg
Edgar Smith
Maxine Costas
Raymond Dougherty
Virginia
John
Dougherty
Frank Dougherty
C. S. Smith
Ethel Wilkide
C. W. Binkley
Sallie Brandenburg
Annapolis
Samuel Brandenburg
Union Bridge
Cora Warner
Johnsville
Addie Saytor
Leslie Gross
Betty Gross
Franklin Roger
Taneytown
Jacob Hahn
Brucevile
Memorial services and social notes from Sykesville area
The community marked a memorial service for the union of McKendrie and Harmony churches held at McKendrie and a procession to Harmony cemetery. Social items mention Mrs Regan McKinney hosting a birthday for daughter Sally and Alpha Homemakers' Club meeting at Mrs Harry Brosenne with a meal planning demonstration. Other notes cover visits and guests at Doughoregan Manor and Montgomery County friends.
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McKendrie
Harmony Methodist
Ralph M. Sharpe
Mt. Airy
Harmony Cemetery
Alpha Homemakers’ Club
Harry Brosenne
Flanigan
Gordon Williams
William H. Stinson
Thomas Stewart
Montgomery County
R. Clyde Pindell
Glenwood Bridge Club
William H. Stinson, IV
Glenn L. Martin Aircraft Corporation
Virginia Arrington
Mildred V. Arrington
Sykesville
Margaret Pontas
York
Baltimore
Sunday Train Tour Includes Florida and Los Angeles Stop
Sunday by train on an extended tour through the Southern States includes time in Florida and at least a year in Los Angeles. Both are former beauty operators in BalAimnasy and have ties to area high school and local social circles.
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Florida
Los Angeles
Cal
Bal- Aimnasy
Arrington
Sykesville High School
J. Marion Harris
Jack Harris
Marris
Ruth Elizabeth Catling
Socute
John Gokler
Sto Tanethy’s Episcopal Church
Thomas M. Hutchings
Catonsville
Elizabeth Eltaretis
Augustus Higgs
Fort Oglethorpe
Cooksville
New Windsor Seventh Grade Promotion Exercises
New Windsor Elementary held its seventh grade promotion in the school auditorium on Wednesday June 3 at 10 30 a m. A patriotic program was prepared by Mrs Bankies and the faculty with students from all grades taking part in a pageant titled Neighbors Near and Far depicting folk music and dances from the United States and Latin America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
Bankies
U.S
Chile
Pageant and ceremony outline for seventh grade class
Readings and songs marked a school pageant with Rev Ledford, Prof Hawkins, Dr Bixler, and Olive Ann Bowman among readers. Selections included America the Beautiful and The Star Spangled Banner. Seventh grade students listed alongside the class members and several names appear in the audience of adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Ledford
America
Olive Ann Howman
W. L. Hawkins
Edward C. Bixler
Olive Ann Bowman
Betty Grace Babylon
Kitty Lee Warner
Harold Amos Warner
Harold Bernelle Sauble
Darthean MacDuvall
Richard Monroe Blizzard
Ruby Alice Young
Reba Louise Babylon
Violet Elizabeth Duvall
Elizabeth Ann Haines
Lucille Christine Mitten
Betty Jane Ogle
Gladys Dorothy Steinberg
Dolly Louie Strine
Gloria Arlene Warner
Armatha Jane Warner
Belle Irene Yours
Ruby Aes Young
Hebert Lee Black
Raymond Elwood Carr
Lewis Albert Fritz
Edgar Ross Harlowe
William Roy Hatfield
James Henry Hoff
William Stewart Koons
James Calvin Lawrence
George Franklin Petry
Max Russell Price
Edwin Newton Selby
Donald Edwin
Local residents visitations and furloughs in Chestnut Grove area
Strine and Thomas Ward plus Warner, Monath, King, Packard and Ecker families share weekend calls across Johnsville Lewistown Hanover and Emmitsburg. Mrs King and daughter visit, Miss Fogle calls Aunt Monath, and Private Roland Martin returns to Fort Bragg on furlough. Kenneth Archer and Richard Allison spend time with Ecker family. Charles Brachey spends furlough at home with relatives.
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Pleasant
David
Johnson
Aug. Moneth
Aug. Monath
John Roger
Louis Graham
Johnsville
Charles E. Brachey
Chestnut Grove
Edward Mercer
Mary C. Fogle
Rose King
Walter
Taneytown
Mary S King
G. L. Packard
Fay
Jonas Barker
Lewistown
Altie Ecker
Hanover
Pic Kenneth Archer
Greenberry Ecker
Richard Allison
Jennie E. Barker
Oda Filler
Nevin Martin
Emmitsburg
Roland Martin
Fort Bragg
N. C
Annie Eighenbrode
William T. Delanter
Charles Brachey
Women's Wheat Shoe Collection and Value Offer
Summary notes poor spelling but asserts a selection of women's wheat color catchers with reasonable prices and good service. Mentions merchandise extras and ordinary service quality.
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Paul Harrison
NEA Service
Dorothy Dix
aThe Bell Syndicate, Inc
Sykkesville
Regan McKinney
Sally McKinney
Blarney
Aite
Stewarts
Willen Holden
Croft
Crystal
Joel Tg
KEY Hotel Bldg
Clyde Seibert
Murat Seibert
Stanley Sullivan
Racheli Elis
E. Pearl Mercier
Pauline Mercier
Scott Mercier
Cambridge
Carrie Gaither
Harold Fyler
Cherry Grove Farm
Howard County
Alan Parsons
Ellicott City
D. W. Cauthorn
Helen Schramm
John W. Devries
Warner Bros. Frederick
FTO TE
Aly Son
Kimbrough i Down
Jim “Captain Midnight
Warner Bros
Frederick
Ces Rlace
Swerune Hardwicke
Pome
Edward G. Robinson
Larceny, Inc
M. Toulp
Ee Tel
Cred-Barry
Yao Awe
Mr. Pleasant
Mrs. Greenberry Ecker
S. Klein's
Old Mother Earth
Sunkist
Aeroxon
P. D
Hamilton
Marke
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