News of County Guests and Local Social News
County social notes list a string of visits and entertainments including Mr. and Mrs Galvin Myers hosting an evening at their home with numerous relatives and friends. Several families travel for weekend visits and Sunday gatherings appear at multiple homes with relatives present.
Clarksburg Social Scene Recaps Tub Music and Tea
Clarksburg hosts a return from Kasbrrle Tenn as families gather for an evening of music by Earle Linthicum and Walker Linthicum followed by refreshments. Attendees include Mr and Mrs James King and extended relatives, with church society planning an oyster copper event and new hall gathering.
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Clarksburg
J. F. Deets
Kasbrrle
Tenn
Deets
James E. King
Earle Linthiewm
Walker Linit Dam
J. ©. King
Ak King
Russell Rever
John King
Claire Mullinix
Gorman Griffith
Clas Burdette
Harold Burdette
Vernon Mbullinis
A. FP. Purdum
Earie Linthicum
Barmond King
Pauline Thegon
Rane
Helen Hem
Keot Ning
Fannie ©Ford
William Parker Huston
Linthicum
W. EL Ews
M. EL Church
Maren
Gibson's Hall
McEtine
Airs
le Lois Maxsell
Comus Wal
Mar Ker Marked March Entertains at Sunday Gathering
A fragmentary list shows multiple families hosting gatherings and visiting relatives in March. Names include Cleve Repay and family of Andieburg, Mrs. Annie, Mrs. Be, Mrs. Fraz, Miss Diana, and others. Mentions of traveling to Westminster and Union areas indicate social visits and community connections during the period.
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Ker
Mebring
Cleve Repay
Andieburg
Hitle Mises
New Midwa
Thurmom
Harry i
Union
Annie
Fraz
Clay Putman
Bastion
Middiehar Cram
Jon Miller
Chari
Diana
Seon Stately
Ronn Menace
Reymar
Artie B. Anfaore
Fannie Languagion
Cara
Marshal Bell
Westminister
Clarence Deystown
Mona
Sern Af Rat
Edward Haugh
Tanestown Resident Improves After Weeklong Illness
Tanestown resident Mr and Mrs J Albert Reil of Tanestown report their son is improving after about a week of illness. Rosalie Teaver, daughter of Fimer Teaver, is mentioned with an illness related to scarlet fever. The article notes various local names and places in Lebanon, Pa, with references to home and family.
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Amd
J. Albert Reil Tanestown
Rosalie
Fimer Teaver
Steel Ton
Lebanon
Local Notes From Emmitsburg and Nearby Areas
A fragmentary local column notes moves by Emmitsburg residents including Mr Tats Te Nas and Miss hs, mentions a move from Ure Dr Jamison house to a recently purchased home on Veitasbure street. Mr and Mrs Mussieman visited relatives Wednesday evening. A son, Bolier, attended services Sunday and a Frederick ar me i son Weant visited Mrs. 2 Thursday. Entertained At Dinner at the home of Sir and Mrs Wiliam YL Restor with several attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galvin Myers
BJ. Clabaugh
John Wrock
Floyd Wiley
James Coshun
John Taylor
Mae ‘Gaabaugh
Freda Frock
Reubener
Charley
Arthur Clarioe Gay
Roscoe
Roland
Willard
Roger
Normandy
C. E. DeBerry
Land Mildred
William Mbaugh
Clarence
Naom
Myers
Charles Gers
Hanover
Hazel DeBerry
C. H. Frock
Union Bridge
James
Odore Creeger
George Itimore
Pansy DeBerry
Edgar Kiser
Calvin Myers
Hermon Bankard
Magin
Eastminster
Lorendstin
Michael Ross
Delphia
Charles DeBerry
Hazel
C. W. Hahe
Chloris
Roseanne
Beulah
Pauline Stovesifer
Holi
Glenn Kiser
Clarence Onesifer
William Stambauch
Charles Weller
Ernest Myrine
George DeBerr
Wilbur Vito
Kreymar
Charles Haugh
Mondar
B. Smith
Phelma
New Windsor
Roland Diller
Jesse Werbright
Dorsey Willer
Jennie Gente
Pountaindate, Wednesdar
Ternad Hoyle
Radio Program Schedule Across U S and Canada
A dense, timestamped catalog lists radio programs and orchestral lineups on WEAF and affiliated networks, detailing performers such as Frederick Frodtkin, Stromberg Carison Hour, and Vera Quintes. It maps time slots, stations, and featured acts across major cities from Atlantic City to Chicago, with emphasis on dinner music and orchestral broadcasts.
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WSR
Atlatta
Rudy
RCA
Starmelngs
Ut Boo
Ron Weaf
Yanrah Temple Hand
Hemiary
Atlantic Cuty
Tanner
Klans Kindler
Panniette Reva
Bridge Garm
Maoce
WEAF
Baltimore
WRAL
Weel Doston
Big Brother
Ob Boyz Bee
Aridee
WSU
Buffalo
Statler Orenesita
Lafayette Proites Wuak
Wupfalo
aArmbrastees Ensemble
Madrien
Tub Pollce Gee Club
Olin
Radio Movie Club
Silver Slipper Orchestra
Gudale ‘Theatre Orchestra
Kyw-Kfrn
Chicago
Dinner Muse
WIZ
Armand Gutris
Ww Ag
Torgaa Wa
Cal Programe
Eee Dance Orchestra
Angelus
den Mslin
WGN
WLM
Reritsi
Iloss
Cincinnati
Liyile Mextet
Hay Millers Orchestra
WLW
the Crokey Ensemble
Crosby Cossacks
WEAM
Glevelanu
WEAP
WFAA
Dalilas
Mule Quartet
the Armed Girls
Daventurs
Tiuno Sales
Steadings
Setheriing Singers
Ray Nixons
Harmony Kings
Tri-City
Bridge
Armand Girls
KOA
Denver
Orthastra
Wall Wood
New York
Detroit
Staller Orchestra
WRAP
Staller
Wcn-Wir
Fort Worth
Eclipse Clippers
Superior
Hartford
Ted Weems
Polksonge Nidge
Ted Weens
BERC
Houston
Ford
Glenn
NEC
Bridge Wsutl
OWA Citt
Lefferson Or
WDAF
Kansas City
Panzer Toys
KFAR
Lincoln
Quarles
WHAS
Louwisville
Goa
Muxte
Gen
WMC
Memphis
NBC
OMS
Milwaukee
Bervice
Eugies Frolic
WCCO
MPLS
ST. Paul
F & R Family
Southern Sunshine
Eveready Hour
Nashville
Pelietttert
Selberling
WSA
WOR
Newark
Uinngr
Waldorf-Astoria
Ady
Kemp
Dag Lalk
Tolk
Charles H Tuttle
Stromberg-Garison
Branms
Breen
deRose
Slumber Music
WOW
Omana
Tracy-Brown
Wes Philadelphis
Adelphia Orchestra
KDRA
Fittshurgh
Late Symphony
Bakers
WJZ
Merry Maytag Hamblen
WCAE
Littlecegh
WRVA
Richmond
Iarker
WGY
Surenectadt
G Baldwin
Bauiffalo ‘Theatre Orchestra
Syringfield
Matica
Chet
WRC
Washington
Abdominal Pains Call for a Quick Diagnosis
Ly Al Morris Fishbein editor notes that abdominal pain is alarming and often misdiagnosed. Causes range from urgent surgical issues like appendicitis to functional problems treatable medically, with errors from sedatives or cathartics hindering diagnosis.
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Ly al Morris Fishbein
The
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Commission Extends Federal Radio Commission Life
Washington reports the House passed a Senate bill to extend the life of the Federal Radio Commission by one year, with an amendment proposing drastic broadcasting changes. The measure moves to the Senate for consideration. current grant would end Thursday amid a country versus city split on station distribution and population basing.
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Washington
Mar
House
Senate
Federal Radio Commission
Tnder
Supporters of Amendment Target Radio Monopoly, Davis Sponsor
Supporters of the amendment sponsored by Representative Davis of Tennessee charged the concentration of the radio station groups. In New York and other large cities they argued the change would curb an alleged monopoly in the industry and benefit consumers.
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Davis
Tennesee
New York
Major firms cited in studio project consortium
The report names General Electric, American Telephone and Telegraph, Westinghouse, and the Studio Corporation of America as principal players in a proposed joint venture. The assertion appears in The News as part of a broader industry consolidation discussion.
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General Electric
The
American Telephone and Telegraph and
Westinghouse Companies
Studio Corporation of America
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