Radio program schedule and Gettysburg anniversary broadcast notes
A fragmented radio listing notes broadcasts from WEAF and WABC linked to the 6th anniversary of Gettysburg. It lists speakers, banquet plans, and mobile equipment for June 29 through July 2 with show times for multiple networks and programs including Johnny and Russ Morgan, Big Town, Al Jolson, and Solon references, plus World War I themed coverage and various musical acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
NBC
Johnny and
Russ Morgan
Fibber McGee
Bob Ripley
Dick Her
WABC
CBS
Edward G Robinson
Big Town
al Jolson
al Pearce
Benny Gondnad
Hal Kemp
Clark M. Exchelberger
Vivian Chiesa
Horace Heidt
Rudy Vallee
Tusculum graduate attends Greensboro College anniversary
Dr William Hayes Simpson of Duke University compares politics instructor from Tusculum College Greenville Tennessee represented his alma mater at the 100th anniversary of Greensboro College in Greensboro North Carolina He earned a BA from Tusculum College The platform included the oldest living Greensboro College graduate from the class of 1861 who traveled from Texas to attend The doctor is a graduate of the local high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hayes Simpson
Duke University
Durham
W. C
C. K. Simpson
Frederick
Tusculum College
Greenville
Tennessee
Greensboro College
Greensboro
N.C
Texas
Simpson
New Sweden’s Hefty Dictator and Early North American Trade Post
Peter Minuit led 150 colonists to establish Sweden’s North American trading post in spring 1633 under royal orders. In 1643 Johan Printz, a 400 pound cavalry officer, arrived as the first governor, ruling from Printzhof and moving government to Tinicum Island near Philadelphia. Swedish settlers along the Delaware coexisted with Indians and Dutch for a decade.
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Peter Minuit
Sweden
Johan Printz
New World
Printz
Europe
Fort Christina
Tinicum Island
Delaware River
Philadelphia
Delaware
Local social notes from Eldersburg and surrounds
June social roundup lists numerous guests and visits across Eldersburg, Baltimore, Catonsville, and nearby areas. Names include Beall Huntay Ridge, Mastey Cass, Lassiter, Berry, Dorsey, Justus, and Brandenberg families, with several dinners and weekend stays noted. A benefit by the Eldersburg Homemakers Club is planned for the third week in June.
Emmitsburg News Roundup Includes Play and Honors
Miss Sarah Lawrence visited Baltimore for a day while George Constantine and family stayed with Mrs Constantine’s mother Mrs C Q Rozensteel. Mrs Nettie Bushman hosted Elizabeth and Bertha Weber and Dr Wimbrough from Baltimore. Emmitsburg High’s senior class staged The Phantom in the school auditorium directed by Charles J Eckenrode with student leaders managing business affairs. Cast included Charles Sharrar Dr James Adelsberger David C Frailey and others. The Watterson Memorial Oratorical Contest at Mt St Mary’s College was won by John Sullivan of Lock Haven Pa, judged by Rev Frank G McNelis Dr J Earl Bender and Rev William F Culhane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Sarah Lawrence
Baltimore
George Constantine
Leo
Georgetown
Constantine
C. Q. Rozensteel
Elizabeth
Bertha Weber
Wimbrough
Nettie Bushman
Emmitsbore High School
Charles J. Eckenrode
Joseph Boyle
Mildred Bollinger
Howard Tull
Donald Martin
George Combs
Charles S “Harrar
James Adelsberger
David C. Frailey
Michael Maxmard
Cistle Springer
Odale Keilholtz
Helen Harman
Nelle Randolph
Harry Boller
Paul Callahan
William Kerrigan
Watterson
Mt. St. Mary's College
John Sullivan
Lock Haven
Frank G. McNelis
J Earl Bender
William F. Culhane
Sullivan
Clever answer to narrow lot problem house design
A California cottage by architect Donald Beach Kirby features a large bay window for a spacious living room and a brick-paved covered side porch. The five room, one bath home includes a built in garage and a small covered porch leading to the entrance hall with a white picket fence surrounding the front yard. Construction uses shingles redwood siding and batten strips. The plan was chosen by The American Home in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Donald Beach Kirby
Madison Ave
New York
N.Y
Freshman contestants in oratorical contest and local notices
Three other contestants from the freshman class were listed: Robert R. Kline of Williamsport PA, Leo G. Gallivan of Boston, and John J Gaffin of Philadelphia. Topics included Who Ratified the Constitution. Emmitsburg Fire Company put out a blaze on a truck load of antique furniture caused by a dropped cigarette. The vehicle and cargo were badly damaged. Several community notices follow, including church, baptism, ordination, and social visits among local families and figures from Baltimore, Mt. St. Mary's, and area towns.
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Robert R. Kline
Williamsport
Leo G. Gallivan
Boston
John J Gaffin
Philadelphia
Emmitsburg Fire Company
Montgomery County
Bethesda-Rockville
Gettysburg
Emmitsburg
St Joseph's Catholic Church
Maurice Fitz
Town
Herold F. Donovan
John T. Brady
Mt St. Mary's Seminary
Baltimore
Michael Curley
Father Donovan
Father Brady
Seattle
Wash
Francis X_ Elder
American Legion
Homemakers Club June Meeting Held at President’s Home
Taneytown June 6 The June 1 meeting of the Homemakers Club met Thursday afternoon at the president Mrs W Bower presiding. An invitation from Mrs M Leats of the Manchester Fire Company Auxiliary was read to join the parade Monday. Mrs Teach reported on the Rural Woman’s short course at Mrs James Snyder’s home. Trach gave a reading The Land of Beclining Again. Adeline Hoffman led a money management demonstration with slides on Livable Living Rooms. Flowers exchanged, strawberries and ice cream served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Homemakers’ Club
W. Bower
M. Leats
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Manchester Fire Company
WO. Teach
James Snyder
McKinstrys Malls
Trach
Adeline Hoffman
Winfield Class Party Ends School Term
Winfield June 7 The Winfield School Class held a party at its last meeting of the term until September. Supervisors Mrs Irvin Bohr Miss Barbara Waltz and Miss Ruth Sha ner served refreshments of ice cream cake and candy to Edna Jane Muller Vivian Hazel Lucille Conaway Albert Warner Charlotte Criswell Raymond Hoff Carter Lewis Hazel Porter Francis Esworthy James.
Local Social News Highlights Across Baltimore Area Homes
A long list of visitors and gatherings unfolds from Baltimore to Westminster with numerous families hosting dinners, calls, and celebrations. Notable entries mention Mr and Mrs Edgar Padt, Mr and Mrs Jay Conaway, and Mr and Mrs Clarence Harnes among many others visiting or hosting. Cleanup and social notes record new garages opening, public sales, illness, and upcoming community services at Harney Harvey with numerous names and places across the region.
North American hinds yield 200 recorded species north of Rio Grande
A regional survey reports 200 distinct hind species observed in North America north of the Rio Grande. The finding highlights biodiversity in the region and documents varied hind populations across habitats. Research notes emphasize conservation awareness and ongoing field studies.
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North America
The
Rio Grande
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Adio
C. E Bulterfield
Army of the Reprublic
Union of Confederate
Sheane
Presco Welt
Daly
Ma Perkins
WIZ
Maurice Spratny
Don Winslow
Navy
Tokyo
GSP
GSC
GSB
London
Budapest
PCJ Netherlands
Americas
2RO
Rome
YVSRC
Caracas
Continentals Orchestra
GSI
New Sweden
Sykesville Syxesville
A C. Beall
Jane
Patrica
Martha Huntay
Willard R. E
Wilbur Wimmer
Robert Day
Catonsville
Merrll Reed
Ada Mae Reed
George F. Flohr
Howard
Charles H. Taylor
Mfagother
W. R. Hartfield
Arthur A. Fuller
Rockdale
D. W. Cauthorn
Ida
Elsie Jones
Richard BR. Bennett, Sr
Ocean View
W H. Roberts
Lloyd Berry
Charles William
Eugene C. Berry
Eugene E. Berry
James
Jonathan Dorsey
Karl Justus
Fritz
William Brandenburg
Warner P Thompson
DeFundas
Florida
C. C. Williams
Hagerstown
Stewart F. Hur
Line
Stewart
Harriet
Washington
Aaron Evans
Theodore Evans
W. R. Hatfield
Albert O. Sorflaten
David
Rushing Haight
R. Lee Day
Flohrville
John Brown
Airy
Wesley Day
Lee Thomas
Big Mother
Walter J. Thomas
Brown
Dayton
William Bergman
Crew, Va
Albert F. Brown
Elmer Sipes
Delores
Sandy
Reginald McNemard
Dorothy Blizzard
Charles B Brown
Margaret Ruth Brown
Westminster
Mabel Grove
Luray
Larry Weer
Eldersburg Homemakers
Vanderer Meyers
W. C. Ibach
W. E. Ritter
James Coolidge
Charles Wantz
John Teeter
John Teeter. Jr
Nancy Teeter
Utz
Ruth Snider
Nettie Angell
Margaret Nurton
David Smyth
Rein Motter
Belve Kuhns
Virginia Bower
Mervin Conover
W A Bower
Elwood Baumgardiner
Wayne
Ray Wettling
Charles Robert Upper
Peoples Finance Co
Court St
Winfield
Greenawalt
Rodock
Penna
R. R
Ard Vis Ward
Derovey
Cari Ssapp
Balimore
Jay Conaway
Orville Wright
Harold Myers
George Eb] i Smith
Liberty Road
Conaway
Jesse
Wien
Edgar Pickett
Marion Mullinix
Howard Batter
Katherine
David Will
Charles McElroy
Anne Puckett
Howard Pickett
Elaine Wants
Arthur Wantz
Miriam Freter
Mary Easton
Samuel Bair
Smallwood
Emma Bair
Chester Davis
Harney Harvey
H I Wolf
Sentman Sarve R. Barlow
weMes
Cors Myers
Harry Maers
Morthere Tre
Tae Tong
Crares
Vesteyart
Abe
Moare Daugters Casto
Lona Peter Ao
Mazel Mort
Guy Warren
Rhea Vieted
Queer
Lutrand Daugner Bet
Tee
Hwy Aken
Claud Conover
Rosa Valentine
J. Wolff
Ernest Smi H Bridgeport
Mervin Benner
Jos
Ralph Yealy
Enochi Yealy
Elizabeth Yealy
Harney
Clarence Harnes
Hanover
Francis Snnder
Winliam Sander
John McSherry
Mary Jane Thompson
Sestona
Atre
JW Beck
Thurlow
Charles
W. Hess
Stephen Beall
Guy Fleming
Joan
Carl Snapp
Calvin Lestz
Mac
Johns. Barnes
Roscoe Criswell
Francis Nat Wasaington
D.C
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Ruth
Crores
Eyscer Heck
George, Baltmore
Lidestone St Sege’ Ecker
Naresh Bet
Isin
Hela
Matty
Harsiey
Say So2
Tee News
Ealf
Riana Lg
Suic
Decil’s Jewelry Store
Sglth Market Street
Banks
Plymouth
Major Bowes
PlyMonth Division
Carysire Corporation
Detroit
Michigan
Isya Dorothy ML Weigl
Queens Village
Rosdking
Omer
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