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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1938

Page

5

Birthday Parties and Community Events in Libertytown Area

Observances mark Master Wilbur K Hammaker tenth birthday with a guest list of friends and games. Dorothy Partington leaves church secretary post for Wilmington Del. Georgette Ross Howard lectures at the Key Hotel. Helena Stauffer hosts luncheon and bridge in Walkersville. Harry Ridgley hosts a surprise birthday party with many attendees. Book Review Club announces next meeting and review of The Rains Came. Hood College alumnae campaign dinner noted.

Partr Wilbur K. Hammaker Afr Wilbur F. Harmmaker Libertytown Jack Grific Joe Grfin Merin Seeger, Jr Edward Joy Richard Schindel Ralph Shipley Frttie Bowers Eddie Derr Jimmy Smyth Richard Hammond David Grove George Thomas Uttle Nancy Bowers Elaine Chandlee Betty Hammond Anne Leary Ginny Bowers Betty Thomas Mary Russell Hendrickson Louise Hunt Hendrickson Beny Hunt Seeger Mary Ann Sappington Doris Jean Shipley Esther May Hammaker Ly Hammaker Grace Lethan Hammoaker Nancy Lee Hammaker Dorothy E. Partington Henri L. G. Keefer Frost and Central Presbyterian Church Wilmington Del van Buren Street Partmington Harry Ridgley Wamsville John Haugh Clifford Miller James Hyatt Clyde Smith Clark Stull Marshall Carpenter Chester Stone Franklin Smith Ethan Summers Raymond Carpenter Daisy Main William Byatt Gordon Smith Ralph Smith Roger Delauter Earl Ridgley Albert Ridgiey Carlton Ridgley Pauline Hyatt Miolet Murphy Virginia Stull June Stull City Bowers Belva Carpenter Marie Miller Evelyn Ridgley Nelva Ridgiey Johnny Jerry Carpenter Hendrickson Carroll HL Hendrickson Book Review Club Upper College Terrace Peter W. Chichester Ws Bromfeld

Local Social Items Highlight Families And Events

Monday at the Kenmar Hotel in New Kensington hosts Mrs. Albert C. Palmer and son Homer with Mr. and Mrs. John H. Fendiay, while Mr. C E Burger marks his seventh birthday in St Petersburg. Hood College attendees and a campaign committee visit Somerset Hotel are noted alongside Church class events, bridge luncheons, and several anniversaries and greetings from Washington Street and West Second Street residents.

Albert C. Palmer Homer West Thirteenth Street John H Fendiay Baltimore Mr. C. BE. Burger West South Istreet St Petersburg Fis Ramsburg Richard Ramsburg West Second Street Hotel Frederick Brs Charles W. Ross Melvin M. Engle Eric Lundgren Mary Esther Tull Casper E. Cline, Jr John Routzahin Draws Francis Ferrett Charles L. Mullen Laura Osburn John Routzahn Paul Michael Anna Mary Rohrback R. R. Taylor Ernest C Webb Ann Brown Willam E. Trail Charles Wross A. Colman Barrett Francis Perrott James H. Harris F. W. Weitzel Russell McCain Charles E. Broadrup Charlies F. Bowers Samuel H. Rosenstock Benjamin B. Rosenstock Helen M

Western Maryland Farm Loan Assn Elects Officers at Rockville

Eugene B. Casey of Gaithersburg was elected president of the Western Maryland National Farm Loan Association at its annual Rockville meeting. James D. King of Germantown became vice president, and Talmadge L. Wallins of Cedar Grove was named secretary treasurer. Board terms and loan committee roles were set for multiple members, with disclosures on foreclosures over eight years and remarks from officials on the new farm bill and financial setup. This article notes a statistic about child care among families.

Eugene B. Casey Gaithersburg Western Maryland National Farm Loan Association Rockville James D. King Germantown Talmadge L. Wallins Cedar Grove William J. Hines Casey William C. Poole Downey MM. Williams King Hines Watkins Roger Shaw Williams Poole C. Langhorne de Harte Federal Land Bank of Baltimore O. W. Anderson Brontgomery J

Einstein Seen Target of Rumor On Ocean Drilling Project

A New York report claims a Jules Verne style rumor targets Albert Einstein with plans to descend into the deepest Pacific using a submarine device to collect rocks for a world history book. Einstein associates deny geological plans and note ocean drilling advances aim to study submarine canyons.

New York Jules Verne Einstein France England Pacific

Deep Ocean Bathysphere Aims For One Mile Depth Try

Rumors describe Otis Barton’s projected diprobenth device a bathy sphere or steel ball on wheels designed to descend about one mile for scientific viewing. The deepest Pacific regions lie far below current reach, with Mt Everest submerged in those deeps.

Otis Barton Pacifc Mt Everest

Munshower Speaks At Police Assn. Meeting

Maryland Police Association held a Rockville gathering discussing law enforcement phases on Wednesday. Elmer Munshower and Ernest W. Brows were among speakers, joined by Judge Charles W. Woodward, D Brabater, Judge Harold C. Smith, State Senator Stedman Prescott, and Bernard W. Trompser, chief of detectives for Washington police.

Maryland Police Association Rockville Elmer F. . Munshower Maryland Ernest W. Brows Ers Charles W. Woodward Montgomery D. Brabater Harold C. Smith Montgomery County Stedman Prescott Bernard W. Trompser Washington Police Department

Hood College Educational-Vocational Conference Series

Hood College conducts an Educational Vocational Conference for sophomores and new students under guidance appointments. Dean Ruth Pope opened with an introductory lecture and survey of opportunities, aiming to help analyze personality and goals. Remaining sessions are planned for March 7 and 19 at 2:30 in Alumnae Hall.

Hood College Bils Ruth ¥. Pope

Naturalist Comments on Bird Nest Building Maturity

A naturalist notes that most birds likely build as good nests on their first attempt as in later years. The remark highlights early nesting capability and suggests little improvement with age.

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