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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1936

Page

3

Seventeen year cicadas expected in Frederick County in May

Entomologist Roger M. Bak warns of a 17 year cicada brood reaching Frederick County in May. He notes the insects emerge in large swarms, males display secretive forewing markings, the nymphs travel underground for 17 years before maturing, and advises homeowners to prune infested trees and use whitewash or contact insecticides to deter them.

Frederick County Aba Cané County Seth Lecusis Roger M. Bak Fouer Bureau of Plant Industy Xing

Walkersville bazaar to aid Glade Valley association

The Glade Valley Community Association Walkersville bazaar will be held at the high school Friday and Saturday. Thomas Cramer leads the event with a large committee handling Bazar seating preparation and a three act mystery comedy to close the program. Local residents and guests are noted in a long list of organizers and volunteers.

Walkersvile An- Tal Bazar Glade Valley Commg Association of Walkersie Thomas GL Cramer Cramer As i Bazar Thomas Cramer Grayson Smith Roscoe Ports Gertrude Zimmerman Bertha Grabill Emma Detstbiss Selicking Moss Bertha Grabil Mary Mercer Marguerite Kerchner Ephraim Zimmerman George Graham Avery Browning Arthur Ahair Hanson Crum Reefersts Aven van Fossen Rovert Nicodemus Light Enos Clem George Dbevitbiss Charles Houck Kent Nicodemus Harry O Smith Alton Whitmore Nelson Brown Mass Ruth Harry O Edgar Zimmier- Cake Mos Thomas Sayer Alan Whimore Ruth Erdman Preston Hahn Frank Os Nelson Staudfer Cogenius Exheiss Mary van Fossen Clamacmian Ahen Rams- Mos How Aiss Masry Detrossarac Warren- Mos Gertrude Zonont Wuiffea Chsiman Mfimen Lirsiam Hummer Charman Alen Bowers Hansom Shoemaker Fa Eyr Grayson Byler Wenham Acosush Russell English Wattes Weiham van Fossen Mos Foward Hang Ralph Francan Annie Rout Mr Rice Ceveland Trout Kent Nico- Gemus Helen Reightier Neila Nicodemus Charles Fags Roscoe Forts Hiram Ramsburg Emma Ports Celery Ray Zimmerman Chaiman Clyde Greer Lewis Hoffman Gimore Forble Otis Whitmore Harry Roland Spurrier Helen Suirtely Percy Claggett John Fisher C . Keeney Cassell Hontz Lewis Geisinger Harry Nusbaum Grace Harmon Clinton Nusbaum Marie Biddinger David Hoke Cilayborne Zimmerman Annabella Grantham Lillian Zimmerman Bettie Stauffer Helen Quiler Virginia Culler Edgar Zimmerman Elizabeth Duvall Catherine Catsail Charles Himes Allen van Fossen Kathleen Zimmer Thomas P. Cramer Am HH Zimmerman Edward Jr Charlotte Eling Alice May Hing Margaret Fogle Easter Crum Helen South Lizzette Prempert Inza Bishop Harvey Edwards Roger Zimmerman Roger Evier Ralph Zimmerman Paul Wer Harry Smith Stanley Staley Evelyn Seidling Pauline Etzler Mary Winerenner Mldred Burner Helen Nicodemus Catherine Stauffer Catherine Stull Margaret Poole Catherine Kerchner Edna Carlott Mary Withide George Ross Evelyn Etzler Zelma Fred Oas Mercer Smreter

Bishop Hughes Speaks At Calvary Father and Son Banquet

Bishop Edwin H. Hughes of the Methodist Episcopal church delivered a father and son banquet talk at Calvary Methodist Episcopal church Mt Airy Monday night. He urged fathers to model companionship and cited personal experience. Music by the church Boys Orchestra, with greetings from Jesse P. King and remarks by Hubert P. Burdette.

Edwin H. Hughes Methodist Episcopal Church Calvary Methodists Episcopal Church Mt. Airy Bishop Hughes Washington Jesse P. King L.i Pearce Bowlus Hubert P. Burdette Kenneth Burdette

Emmitsburg Activities Highlight Slag Party and Meetings

Emmitsburg Fire Company hosted a slag party and oyster roast at the firehouse with local residents and visitors. Borough officials plan a monthly meeting at the firemen’s home. The Presbyterian Mite Society met at East Main Street with a light supper and attendees listed. Emmitsburg bowlers beat Gettysburg by 179 pins as local clubs vied Wednesday night.

Emmitsburg Emmittsburg Emmitsburg Fire Company Claude Sullivan Baltimore Russes Nellie Anne Feix Lewis Treaster Huth Gien Tressier Jess Wills Crees Florida Joseph FL. Orndorff Jacob Bakerspen Gettysourg McSherystown Burgess and Commisconers Lou Hose New York City Presbyterian Mite Society Arch Eyfer East Main Street Exler Bere Martin Arch Eyler Bertie Marin Benjamin Ogle Lewis Be’ Iie Martin Luella Annan Kathleen Quisenberry A. A. Martin Carrie Gillelan David Martin James Lantz W. R. Cadie Charles D. Gillelan Abbeville South Carolina Codje Xene John H. Rosensteel Joseph Codor Gettysburg George Holland Pleasant J. Brooke Boyle Center Square Emmitsburg James Pryor Edward Paulson Thomas Bollinger Cooke Combs Cla Topper Roy Baker

Lutherans Plan For Meeting Of Synod

The Evangelies Lutheran church held a council meeting to organize the Synod gathering. Officers appointed include John L. Shaw, Eduard Sentz, Hubert L. Smos, Ausl Hosare A. Wosebrewer, and Mes. Blackston for various committees ahead of the May 18 session and the 200th anniversary events noted for 1937. President W. Ou of Hagerstown will preach, with A R Wentz delivering a sermon and ordination services planned for the midweek meetings.

Evangelies Lutheran Church la Maryland Coms Meni John L. Shaw Renn. Bookroom Eduard Sentz Aovesing Hubert L. Smos A. Wosebrewer Blackston W. Ou Hagerstown R Wentz D. Burg

Sermon and meeting planned in Warnesboro congregation

Rev Canton B Rhez will preach the sermon and many delegates will be hosted in members' homes in Warnesboro Pa. The council discusses proposed action to expand the church to provide additional room at a cost of about 1500. Plans were drawn by Cranes F F Bow.

Canton B. Rhez Warnesboro F. FL

Addition to House and Ladies' Parlor Final Action Planned

The meeting of the congregation will be held within the next month to decide on an addition to the house for a kitchen and ladies' parlor.

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