Sykesville Sykesville Star Social Notes and Local Updates
Sykesville Sykesville Star reports a string of social and civic items from Howard county. Guests include Mr and Mrs Osborne Wilson and various Baltimore acquaintances. jurors named for the March Howard County Circuit Court term. Glenelg Homemakers Club meetings. Howard County Hounds events. visits to and from residents across Sykesville and nearby towns. a resignation and farewell party for Miss Ruth Kelly as she moves to Washington. and funeral services for Vincent W. Selby at St James M E church.
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Sykesville
Star
Airs
Osborne Wilson
Walbrook
Denes
Springfeld Avenue
B. F. Lasuter
Baltimore
Eisse S. Jones
Sonne Hobre
Howard County
William H. Forsythe
W. Sewell Frizzell
Oscar R
Howard County Hounds
Glenwood
Washington
Mary Dorsey
William Allen
Maurice Berry
Mary Lee
Jessup
Eugene C Berry
Thomas M. Anderson
Harry A. Barnes
Lee
June
Federalsburg
Barnes
Turner
Annie Mullinix
Robert Haight
Willard R. Hatfield
Mullinix
Vincent Wi
Selby
St James M. E
U. S. Grant Lewis
Towsom
Leroy Keeney
A. C. Brown
Phelps
Albert W. Dudderar
K. Albaugh Arid
Ruth B
Darlington
New Windsor P T A presents program and notices
New Windsor March 16 The New Windsor P T A met in the auditorium. Willard Hawkins presided as president absent. Highlights include Jack and Byron Hartzler performing In A Little Hallucination Of Heaven on guitar and mandolin. Senior class plans Little Women March 31 at 8 pm. Bake sale set for April 16. Dr W C Stone to meet patrons March 22 at 1 15 pm about health pins. Elementary operetta Taffy Ann grossed 93 dollars. H Shunk reports executive meeting February 29 cafeteria plans discussed.
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New Windsor
Mar
Parent-Teachers Association
Willard Hawkins
Jack
Byron Hartzler
Evelyn Mays
P.T. Ay
W. C. Stone
New Windsor High
Ivy L. Fowler
Military Aristocrats Bow To New Fuehrer In Odd Fellows
The Past Noble Grand's Association holds a St Patrick's Party and old wine dance in Odd Fellows Hall Alt Aury today. Mrs Minnie Sfienick visits cousin Mrs Carrie Anderson near Brunswick. Alice Evele, a farmer, recovering after foot amputation at Fredericksburg City Hospital, due to infection. Mrs Adam Man plans to vacate Apr 1 property adjoining Butlers garage and move to John Hauck property Mt Arns New Radition. Butler to convert vacated house into an apartment. Fred ers? spent weekend with Taneytown family. Mr and Mrs L Foutz with Mrs John Duble and Raigh Hess. Tea near Taneytown. Mrs Dayd Forney Ken nth and Mrs Lind Bollinger of Aleaberry visit Mr Joseph Coe and Is a Traamon. Mrs John Frook and daughter visit Mrs Russell Rimeman. Mr and Mrs Albert Smith and Jobe? spent Sunday at York Pa. Mrs Catharine Spin, pneumonia, seriously ill with daughter Merv Wm Schroeder near Lorkh Pao. Mr and Mrs Charles Deberry spent Saturday with Albert Smith near State Road. Traffic deaths in U S: 1937 highway accidents caused 36 percent of 39,700 total deaths.
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Dorsey
Asa Ho
Walter Spurrier
A. A. T Wallsr
Noble Grand's Association
Wall
Odd Fellows Hall
Alt. Aury
Minnie Sfienick
Carrie Anderson
Brunswick
Alice Evele
Frederi Wik City Hospital
Adam Man
Butlers Garage
Winch Sim
E G Butler
John ‘Hauck
Mt Arns
New Radition
Herbert Glare
Butler
Main
Fredericksburg
Taneytown
L . Foutz
John Duble
Mes Raigh Hess
Day
D Forney
Kenneth
Lind Bollinger
Aleaberry
Joseph Coe
John Frook
Fredas
Russell Rimeman
Albert Smith
Jobe Tisrmur
York, Pa
Catharine Spin
Merv Wm Schroeder
Lorkh
Charles Deberry
State Road
P.T.A. Dance Hears College Music and Guest Speaker
The P T A dance runs tomorrow from 6 30 to midnight in the auditorium with music by the Merry Men of Windsor from Blue Ridge College. Guest speaker Prof H B Spell of Western Maryland College discusses School and Recreation, followed by a recreation segment with songs and games led by Henry Himsler and Western Maryland College women. Notable performances include guitar and accordion numbers by the Hartzler brothers and Florence Nail with Norman, concluding with You Can’t Stop Me From Dreaming.
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J. I. Marsh
P.T. A
Merry Men of Windsor
Blue Ridge College
Hawkins
H. B. Spell
Western Maryland College
Henry Himsler
America
Maggie
Jack
Byron Hartzler
Local Visitors Gather in Wolfsville on Sunday
Residents and relatives from Charles Town Frederick Washington and Hagerstown visited in Wolfsville and nearby areas on Sunday. Families including Warrenfeltz Kline and Shuff were seen at homes in Cavetown Frederick City Hospital Camp Ritchie and Benevola. Grace Kline also visited friends and relatives in the area.
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Wolfsville
W T. Timmons
Cumberland
Eleanor M Warrenfeltz
Philip
Barbara Frye
Here
Joseph A. Warrenfeltz
Charles Town
W.V
Henry Warrenfeltz
Frederick
Mildred, Aileen
Anna Grace Foster
Washington, DC
Gladys RB. Stottlemyer
Jonathan Kline
Smithsburg
Mary Snyder
Cavetown
Linnie Shuf
Willam
Benjamin L. Shuff
Frederick City Hospital
Stanley Brown
Jean
Camp Ritchie
Linnie Shuff
Grace Kline
Hagerstown
Mt Airy Sets 1938 Chamber Committees
Mt Airy March 16 Ira D Watkins president of the Mt Airy Chamber of Commerce named permanent committees for 1938. Industrial and civic includes Hubert P Burdette chairman Walter R Rudy Charles A Ogle Charles B Glendell B C Leatherwood. membership with Robert K Myers chairman Harry Bellison Asa H Watkins R E Burdette B C Leatherwood. civic project chaired by Herman S Beck with Dr J Stanley Grabill C C Riddlemoser Harry Br Bushey J G Murray. advertising and publicity chaired by L Pearce Bowlus with Dr M E Watkins Chester R Hood Ralph Selman Asa H Watkins. refreshments chaired by Lindsay L Browning with G E Roop A Dewey Zim-
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Mt. Airy
Ira D. Watkins
Is This the Reason You Are Constipated
A vintage ad explains constipation caused by lack of bulk in diet. It promotes Kellogg's All-Bran from Battle Creek as a soluble, water absorbing cereal that forms a soft mass to aid bowel movement and acts as an intestinal tonic. It urges daily use with plenty of water and notes All-Bran is sold by grocers.
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Kelsoge
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Financial ledger fragment notes capital accounts
A partial financial entry lists common stock 1,000 shares par 100 dollars, surplus, undivided profits net, reserves for contingencies, and a 100,000.09 to 800,000.00 range with coded figures 126.57538 and 5183347. The isolated data resemble a capital account summary rather than a full report.
Copperville social notes highlight Otterdale visitors
Miss Gladys Welk of Otterdale spent Sunday with Miss Catharine For ney in town. Mr Roy Baker attended events at this place as well, reflecting a small community gathering and social visits common to March listings.
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Copperville
Gladys Welk
Otterdale
Catharine Forney
Roy Baker
As Of 1938 Prigts And Aircraft Hold Ing Acine Dept Of Com
As of January 1 1938 there were 17 881 prigts and 9 152 aircraft hold ing acine Department of Com.
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Acine Department of
Com
Amateur pilots hold 631 certificates among total
Among the certificates issued, 631 were held by amateur pilots. The report details the distribution of pilot certificates and highlights the share held by non-professional aviators.
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Merce
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