Farm and Home hour marks its 3000th broadcast
The WIZ NBC series celebrates 3,000 airings next Monday on a trip to J. W. Gorman’s Grant Park farm to spotlight a Tagto-equipped tractor. Speakers include Henry A. Wallace Lenox Ro Lohr and Frank E. Mullen. Programs across WEAF WABC WJZ detail music drama and talks through the evening.
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Bob Ripley
Dick Himber
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Edward G. Robinson
al Jalson
Guy Kibbe
al Pearce
Benny Goodman
Hat Kemp
WJZ
Mr. Keen
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Heidt
Ministers Elect Frederick County Association Officers
Rev John W Fisher of Walkersville was chosen president of the Frederick County Ministerial Association at a Monday meeting held at the Evangelical and Reformed church in Brunswick. Officers include Vice-President Rev Arthur G Null, Secretary Rev William T Jackson, and Treasurer Rev Mr Smith. Rev Ralph E Hartman of Grace Evangelical and Reformed church chaired the nominating committee. Oxford Union Society voted 14 to not admit women undergraduates as debating members.
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John W. Fisher
Walkersville
Frederick County
Oxford Union Society
Oxford
England
Court News Marriage Licenses and Real Estate Deals
Marriage licenses listed for numerous individuals from Washington DC to Harrisburg and beyond with ages and residences. Property transfers include Kidwiler to Kaufman and Perry to Hedges among others, with nominal sums. The note ends by citing Genesis III 21 on the making of leather, an ancient art.
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Howard L. Waltz
Frederick
Mary E. Weddle
North Bentz Street
Leon W. Hoyt
Washington
D. C
Jessie ¥. Sessoms
Durham
N.C
Lesle E. Cox
Katherine McWilliams
Leesburg
George H. Russell
Ruth E. Johnson
Mitton
Theron R. Lantz
Mariana Mohn
Lebanon
Elmer L. Obitts
Williamsport
Thelma E. Feigley
Hagerstown
James Larue Worthington
Musey
Mary Elizabeth Nichols
Watsontown
Harold S. Rhind
Ruth E. Teenwood
Washington, DC
Thomas C. McParten
Helen B. Morrison
Barrington
N. J
Bruce H. Runkle
Harrisburg
Elva L. Parks
Shippensboro
David H. Hitt
Arlington
Catherine E. Kelly
Washington, D. C
Kenneth E. Berry
Doris V. Shearer
Boyd Clem, Jr
Alletta B. Dore
Joseph Francis Travis
Rutherford Heights
Romaine Esther Hess
Clarence D. Phillips
Suitland
Elizabeth E
Meadows
Robert S. Hause
Phyllis K. Murray
Jacob A. Kidwiler
Merril D. Kaufman
George W. Perry
Elmer E. Hedges
Sallie
Erna M. Shorb
Harry D. Baumgardner
Frank MM. Ebert
Reta Korrell
Lester W. Boyer
John L. Herbst
Aquilla Cline
William R. Hoover
Charles Maynard Reed
Children’s Day Observed at All Saints Episcopal Church
All Saints Episcopal church school held a Children’s Day program in the Parish House chapel with Rev. Malcolm Taylor addressing the school. Superintendent George B. Delaplaine announced the department performances, and a walnut cross by Charles W. Ross Jr. was presented for placement in the school room. A $28 offering was collected for All Saints Orphan House.
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Malcolm Taylor
George B. Delaplaine
Charles W. Ross
LIII
Charles W Ross, Jr
All Saints Orphan House
Mr. Taylor
Thais Orrison
Love Jesus
Antoinette Lane
Blanche Gambrill
Bobby Staley
Dorothy Corman
Ruth Fiter
A. Austin Pearce
Helen V. Rubeck
Howard Kelly
Ana Staley
Charles Ross
Carol Lane
Alice Nusz
Joan Lipps
Teddy
John Shonts
Jean Roney
Charles Blumenayer
Father
Mary C. Rubeck
Joyce Wastier
Betty Chrisman
God
Mary L Hiltner
Betty Rubeck
Jesus
Mer
Juanita Blumenauer
Francis Ann Delaplaine
Primary and directing staff names listed in play program
The passage names Mrs Geo B Delap itaine as director with Mrs A Rushn Pearce and Miss Mary Florence Selby assisting. The Primary department is led by Mrs Mazie P Emmert with assistants Mrs Grace P Smith and Mrs FP F Snyder.
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Geo B. Delapitaine
A. Rushn ‘Pearce
Mary Florence Selby
Mazie P. Emmert
Grace P. Smith
FP. F. Snyder
COUNTY CENSUS HITS HUTCHINSON CLERK HARD HIT
Hutchinson Kansas June 21 AP the county court clerk there faces a cut in pay after Reno county population fell from 56 217 to 55 587 under census rules. Law ties county clerk wages to population bands and the drop may require salary adjustments.
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Hutchinson
Kans
Reno County
Selfish Billy learns value of effort and ownership
A 1938 NEA feature explores Billy’s complaints about family life and lacking fun, comparing his envy to siblings’ clever use of shells, a ping pong table, and a fish bowl. The piece ends urging children to work for what they want, care for belongings, and avoid fantasy without effort. It cites Uncle Ned shells, Molly’s games, and Tommy’s hobby as contrasts.
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Ned
Billy
Herb
Bert
Tommy
Tom
Hero
Istreet
Girl Scout Fireside Meetings Planned For Summer Attire
Girl Scout troops schedule fireside meetings at the Boy Scout site west of West Patrick and West College Terrace. Two girls will start at 6 45 PM in front of Parkway School and walk to the marshmallow roast. Troops plan multiple meetings this week, with cookie sales totaling 1 300 pounds and leadership noted by troop captains and lieutenants.
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West Patrick
West College
Parkwey School
Aike
Baker Park
Hugh McCormick
William Berkaw
Irs
Francis Petrot
Mee Alvis Quinn
Suss Harriet Ledherz
State Armory
Summer Action Begins After School Meetings End
The week starts summer activities for Fs troops after a pause in meetings during the school term. Present action follows the discontinuance of sessions as schools close for break.
Attendance marks at Brethren Sunday school event
The Churen of the Brethre Sunday school reported 308 attendees for the Sunday session. After school, the annual Children's Day service featured 65 children. Roy L. Leatherman was general chairman. The Junior choir performed for a strong audience as the Y. and D. held their evening meeting at 7:55.
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Roy L. Leatherman
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