The Blanche Ferguson Chronicle and the Bold Ride
Henben Hirer, a self made millionaire, attempts a horse jump over a hedge around Goodloe's Cache in Maryland's bowing district and is injured delaying a proposal to Judith Goodloe. Crzsy Rogers captivates Gery Brest as Judith returns from the sickroom amid tensions.
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Henben Hirer
Goodloe
Meryland
Moonlight Dilemmas Delay Judith and Gary
Judith frets beside the moonlit garden while Gary backs away to a party with Cissy. Reuben lies recovering. Cissy’s townish taunts seed doubt. Judith wonders if she’ll always wait for Gary as the night deepens and fate seems distant.
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Gary
Oliver Place
Cissy Rogers
Reuben
Judith
Bay Gery
Lise
Sharm
Cissy
Omeone
Ben
Judy
Oliver
Sweet
Iswell Orchestra
Cookie
Goodloe
Judith’s
Emmitsburg Area Social Notes Chronicle Busy March
Middleburg and Emmitsburg communities share reports of many visitors and family ties. Local families including Welty, Hahn, Fogle, Shank, and Crumpacker are listed visiting relatives around Keymar, Union Bridge, and West River, with several trips to Baltimore and Washington noted. Emmitsburg hosts a Legion banquet with state officials and local dignitaries as residents attend school and club events.
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Middleburg
James Welty
Earl Welty
Harney, Jr
Raymond Joanzon
Margaret Charlotte
Shirley
Paul
Heyden Hahn
Jami Keymar
Mrr
Ben Frock
Gloria
Betty
Pater
Gene Norris
Thelma Littlely
Fred Shank
Raymo Fogle
Goldie Bastion
Baltimore
Harry Lyra
Jesse Reisler
Paul Sampson
Doris Lee
Union Bridge
Harry Shank
Julian Miller
Ruth Repp
Wayne Repp
Here
Merkle Crumpacker
David Devitbiss
Keymar
E. H. Culp
West
Carl Remsburg
Frederick
World War II veterans win banquet at Emmitsburg Inn
A community veteran group held a banquet with war songs led by William Smith and piano accompaniment by Prof. William Sterpinsky. Frances Rowe’s memory and gifts were honored by rifles presented by Mrs. Edward H. Rowe and her son Charles. Guests included Dr. OQ. H. Stinson and Captain Guy Anders among others from Emmitsburg and Frederick.
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Emmitsburg
Herbert Miller
Frederick Road
Asn
Elmer Fuss
Rhoda Gillelan
Flora Engte
Duke White
Baltimore
Eleanor Babylon
Tremas Babylon
Lloyd Elderdice
Betty
Westminster
Ruth
Carne Glelan
Friends Creek Can
Harry Weant
St. Anthony's
J. Clarence Sanders
West Main Street
Sanders
Waynesboro Road
John H Rosenstee
Leonard Zimmerman
Maryland General
Penn Wynne
Martha Barrett
O. H. Stinson
Richard Zacharias
Rosemary Maynard
Theodore Maynard
Maynard
Notre Dame College
W. H. Tretcher
Bridge
Janet Keoughan
Edwin Chrismer
Harry Boyle
Lewis Bell
Arch Eyjer
Alice Koons
Arthur N. Starner
Gilbert
Catherine Kounts
Marion Martin
Taneytown
Holland
Terrible Terry
Roman Empire
Glee Club
Paul Maynard
Ruth Fisher
Victor Wolfe
Norman Sharrer
Piato
Hazel Valentine
Spring Grove Hospital
Catonsville
Helen Ross
Sabillasville
Jegionnaires
Auxiliary
Francis X. Elder
American Legion
Slagle
Bruce T. Barr
Maurice Moser
Lester Danuth
Legion
Andrew A Annan
Louise Sebold
St Joseph’s College
Philip Bower
Elias Lutheran Church
Guy Anders
Frederick
Eva Rowe
Post Auxiliary
Edward H. Rowe
Charles J. Rowe
Francis Edward Rowe
William Smith
William S. Sterpinsky
Anne Marie Sterbinsky
OQ. H. Stinson
W. L. Harthagen
Leslie Fox
Lloyd Mackiey
J. E. Prendergast
Thurmont
Luther Buhrman
Graceham
Francis Dodd
C.M
Catherine
Public sales across the county report varied totals
Public sales were held at multiple sites including Union Bridge Arcana Walkersville and Middletown. Totals ranged from modest household furniture sales to a countywide auction with a top horse price of 199 dollars and real estate withdrawn after a bid of 1000 dollars. Auctioneers included Harry Trout Glenn Trout and Orphant Miller with clerks W B Anders E J Gernand Lease Bussard and R L Kelly.
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William H Maio
Union Bridge
Harry Trout
W. H. B. Anders
E J. Gernand
Willam G. Oden
Arcana
U. Grant Hooper
Lease Bussard
Nellie M. Barrick
Walkersville
Woodsboro Pike
Glenn Trout
R. L. Kelly
Middletown
Constipation Advice Promotes All-Bran Breakfast
An old health blurb urges dieting with Kellogg's All-Bran for relief from constipation. It claims the cereal adds bulk and supplies vitamin B and iron. Readers are advised to eat All-Bran daily with plenty of water to ease bowel movements.
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Neeson
Keltloge
Mexico's Long Leading Role in Silver Production
Mexico has been the top global producer of silver for centuries, supplying roughly five and a half billion ounces over the last five hundred years, constituting more than a third of the world’s total silver output in that span.
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Mexico
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