Graduation Reception for Helen Virgin Bell in Washington
Mr and Mrs George D Knill and family attended the June 17 graduation of Helen Virgin Bell at a local high school in Washington. A post ceremony party was held at the grandparents’ home with blue and yellow decorations and a cake bearing congratulations. Attendees include relatives and friends from Washington and surrounding areas.
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Washington
George D Knill
Dorothy
George
Jack
Helen Virgin Bell
Nhrattavedlle Hoga School
Hom
Myr
Jonn Ho
Washington, DC
Wreré
George Bo Kail
Ko Mroani Myre Roy Oo
Maptrose
Joba
Ehime
Rob
Maynard Ring
Oliver Lettman
Vreen D Revdall
Dana C
Brngke Hyattsvie
Thases Mullan Brooke
Marfare Brooke
Yish Dorothy Katooaml
Pathea
Ann King Tolga
Haske Jr
George Aod, Jr
Aga Date
E M Lowman
Unionville
Paul A Lowman
E M. Lowman
Carl Barner
Danale Baler Gibetoatte Keaser
Paul Lowman
Clara Barnes
James Ecker
Marie Lowman
Char Intie Barner
Charlotte
Shir
Tey
Carl Bursier
Burthday
Frederick social notes and engagements summary
Frederick area social columns record engagements and visits. Mr Fred Stickell of Hagerstown announces the engagement of Lynde Stickell to William Houpt of Washington, D C, at a dinner party with Dr and Mrs Dean Stickell as guests. Several gatherings are noted including a luncheon for Mrs J W Steins of Frederick and a scavenger party hosted by Canfield McK Hamp. Also listed are visits and movements of families such as the Hammaker and Peters households, and updates on local residents including Misses Conley and Mr William Bertkau moving apartments.
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Fred Stickell
Hagerstown
Lynde Stickell
William Houpt
Washington, D. C
Ray Houpt
Mercersburg
Stickell
Dean Stickell
Mass Stickell
Dr. Stickell
Frederick
Canfield McK Hamp
Prospect Fall
New Frederick
Himes
New York
Canada
Mary William Gerst
Louisville
Charles HW. Conley
Guilford
Marsha
Victoire Conley
Nations honor through peace and sacrifice, not conquest
Quotes from public figures warn against aggression and praise restraint. Former Premier Sean Blum calls for peace sacrifices. Rev Dr Robert W. Searle criticizes business civilization as disruptive. Lady Nancy Astor and Dr Ray L. Wilbur reflect on democracy and America’s drift toward a manufactured future.
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Nnion
Sean Blum
France
Robert W. Searle
New York
Cottage Cheese Notes for Flavor and Pairings
Cottage cheese can be mixed with sweet sour or whipped cream and mixed with chopped pimientos green peppers chives olives onions or parsley. Cheese balls can surround diced vegetables or fruits in salads. Chili sauce catsup mustard pickles chopped ripe olives or chutney blend nicely with the cheese.
Peach Cream Mania Sparks Craving and Controversy
A fragmented, oblique report describes Peach Cream, ice cream flavors, and cravings. It mentions a large game, a freezer full of ice cream, and weather influence. The text includes stray phrases about peach pain drops and cream, with unclear references to people and places.
Fragmentary note jokes about Lobster Thermidor and housewives
A distorted note mentions Lobster Thermidor being a dinator and advises against plunging a live lobster into boiling water. It contrasts a housewife with no desire to do so and references fish markets and a Beatie pase Just bring home the Fate.
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Beatie
Unclear Recipe Snippet Ends in Messy Text
Fragmentary cookbook note describes a dish with white sauce, cheese, ramps, and bake steps. Mentions 4400 Foot ice and brown-ubat s TM UnatS. Text is garbled, with multiple nonstandard phrases and unclear actions.
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Clemar
Safe and sensible constipation relief advertised
A fragmented ad style passage promotes methods to relieve constipation. It mentions vitamins, dietary tips, and a daily regimen, with stray product names and unclear references to brands and places. The readable portions emphasize regular meals, hydration, and a vitamin supplement approach.
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SNES
Council OF Nurses
London
England
Edzar H. McBride
West
S'Reet
Yorkey
Seth ‘Moran
Direccf Nur
Henry Rd van Mich
Mandag
Europa
Sandunpton
Fum
Internat Mal Came
McBride
Mics Moran
Scotland
Ireland
Galway
George B Delaplains
George B, Jr
Lindbergh Avenue
Ho Lavier
Michael
West College Terrace
Atlantic
Ignatius Bjornee
Maryland State
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Bjarlee
Acd
Elisabeth Mector
Ruth Taylor
Alvin G. Quinn
Mary D. Cason
Elvira Wohlstrom
Thelma Houchin
Margaret Kent
American Instructure of the Deaf
Columbia University of New York
Miss Cason
Frederick Zanta Club
Zanta International
Niapara Falls
N.Y
Mires
Nickey
Hanover
Hood College
Littlestown
Frank A. Castle
Tyson
East Church Street
Castle
Rockwell Terrace
Kemp
Sam Wynn Maples
Sam W. Maples
Upper College Terrace
Robert Davis
Bernard M. Davis
Dawson Waring
Comanche
Tex
MC. Carson
Young Waring
Wee Taha A Warner
Frances Carron
Rose
Ethel du Pont
Williington
Del
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Christ Episcopal Church
Caristis Hundred
Wilmington
United States
John Francie South
Richard Gambrli
Mary Williamson
Ann and
Louie Potts
Mary S Maulsby
Eleanora Semmer
Emily C. Johnson
Luman H Tenney
Princeton
William McGrew
Ridley
J. Wm. Steins
Strine
Anna Reddick
George Durang
Myrtle Seachrist
Walter Baker
McGrew
Russell Strine
Atlantic City
David Wolfe
Marie Wolfe
Catnctin Avenue
Katrina Himes
Strawderman
Columbia Furnace
W.S Hammaker
Harnsburg
Gerrit Peters
Fredeerick
Eleanor Conley
West Point
Capt
Morgan Watlington
Mrs. Watlington
Dr. Conley
William Bertkau
Tower Apartments
John A Shires
Ian Bobby
N. J
Frank H. Hedges
Richmond, Va
Hedges
F. H. Hedges
West Second Street
America
Nancy Astor
House of Commons
Ray L. Wilbur
Stanford University
ASCO
Quelity
Yancy
Teva Pilazenn
Flanders
On the Ocean
French Ocean City
N.J
Beason
Anders J. Howard
Slocum
Maneger
Ocean City
New Jersey
Ten Leg
Duncan Physe
Studio Couches Co
Dave
C. E. Cline & Son
Quihes County
Masty Santa
Deticious
Honduras
California
Asco Or
Steigh Bell Beverages
Glenwood
Ptfte Tta
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Tretetick Av Vicimtr
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