Memorial Day Observance In Thurmont With Parade And Services
Thurmont to host Memorial Day events featuring a 20 block street parade and cemetery services for veterans. American Legion drum corps from Hanover and local bands lead the procession, with addresses by Charles S Houck and Rev C H Corbett. Ceremonies include wreath laying, a three shot salute, and church services followed by a Civil War veteran tribute and a 3:15 p.m. ball game between Baltimore Firemen and Thurmont. Parking restrictions on Main Street to aid spectators.
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Thurmont
United Bretheren Cemiecy
Walserry
American Legion
Lombard Street
East Main Street
Main Street
United Cemetera Ad
Cadet Corps
Land State School
Francis X
Eld
Francis XII
Elder Post
Frederick
Childre Do Avidans
Thurmont Fire Company
Salvation Army
Barber-Briggs
Gaithersburg
Thurmont High
Guy Anders
Company
A. M. No G
C. H. Corbett
Thurmont Lutheran Church
Co. A
Nf 4Ei
Inti
Paul J. Seltzer
Graceham Moravian Church
U. B
J .H. E. Krone
Robert Huebener
Houck
America
Caret
Henry C. Fleagle
Saat “Ha
Board of Commissioners
Altamont Ave
Baltimore Fire+ men
Thurmont Ball Club
Mothers' League Meets in Lutheran Chapel
The Lutheran Mothers League held its regular monthly meeting in the chapel. Mrs. Thelma Harrison presided as leader. Members enjoyed a program by the children including prayers, hymns, violin and piano solos, a Hawaiian guitar selection, dances, and a vocal trio. Officers were announced with Grover L. Michael as president and Mrs. Earl Fischman as vice president. The group voted to send a delegate to the Lutheran simmer school at Hood College in July 1925 and to register a student at Camp Nawakwa, Pa. Refreshments followed with group singing.
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Thelma Harrison
League
Natalie Klein
Richard Morrison
Misa Dorothy
Mae Schroeder
Maurine Vanni
Miss
Mary
Anna Yy Rhodes
Salo
Wile
Mam Lambdin, Jr
Mary Katherine Forney
Helen
Virginia Stull
Carolee Everhart
Frances Ann
Peggy
Nancy
Schroeder
Mars Nancy
Michael
Sadie C. Hahn
Pps
Grover L. Michael
Earl Fisischman
Grayean Abrecht
Geo. Davis
Hood College
Nawakwa
Ayer Michael
Mre
Aubert
Stamp novelty and local house sale headline mix
A Long item mixing stamps from Liberia Czechoslovakia Peru and Poland with new issues and child welfare notes, then shifts to Walkersville real estate where Henry E Stauffer and wife’s two story home on Main Street sold to Jacob L New, Baltimore, as assignee Abe Herbert S. Hitler.
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Cepehusiovakin
Yas
Hyatt Liver
Tare Dlesapir
IkKoroni
Pilus
Prince Andrey
Prince Tom
Surnin
Qieparas
Shep Brown
Czechoslovakia
Halera
Koruna
Santa Rosa
Lima
Peru
Poland
Manchoukuy
Netherlands Indies
Walkersville
Henry E. Stauffer
Main Street
Aberbert S. Hitler
Jacob L. New
Baltimore
Widened Street Project Nears Completion Across City
WPA road and street projects advance with Record Street widened by feet to improve traffic flow and curb and gutter work on South Street nearly done. Creeks and shoulders projects eyed for future funding, with about two miles of Reno Bolivar and Church Hill Doubs roads finished or near finish, transferring workers to new farm market road tasks.
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Record Street
Seestrees
South Strees
Carroll Creek
Siumer
Middletown
Myersville
Wolfsville
Reno- Bolivar
Church Hill
Doubs
Hampton School House
Park Mills
Minimum wage of 8 8 for 6 hour day drive at Ford plant
Detroit May 25 United Auto Workers in their Ford River Rouge unionization drive named the six hour day and an eight dollar minimum daily wage as objectives. Indiana Harbor May 25 Inland Steel strike affecting 12000 employees called inevitable by Van A Bittner regional director after firm refused to sign a bargaining contract. Formal strike call held pending mass meetings tomorrow night.
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Detroit
Mich
United Automobile Worker
Ford Motor Company
River Rouge
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Inland Steel Company
van A. Bittner
Steel Workers Organization Committee
Bittner
Escalators Installed in Interior Building for 5000 Per Hour
Escalators capable of handling 5000 persons an hour have been installed in the Interior building of the U S Federal government. The facility will be equipped to move large crowds efficiently.
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U.S
EGY O
Lunding
Warm Weather Hobby Books To Attract Boys And Girls
Olive Roberts Barton reviews summer reading for children and mothers, recommending hobby books across Birding, model aircraft, gardening, photography, and crafts. Authors include Alma Straus, Arthur North, Dan Beard, W S Holland, Edwin Hamilton, and Helen Woodell, with titles on birds, butterflies, insects, gardening, photography, and handi crafts.
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Yrger Catton
Ouse Rogarty Bartow
Olive Roberts Barton
Janes
Alma F. Straus
Putnam
Arthur C. Horth Lippincot
Dan Beard
Lippincatt
WS. Holland Doublyday
Durand
Edwin T. Hamilton
Marcourt, Brace
August
Asxt
William M. Strang
Leisure League
Eastman Kodak Company
Marjory Titlotson
Davide Minter
Pitman
Davide C. Minter
Scribners
Endeavour Trials Amid Calm Seas At Newport Harbor
The 1935 race scene saw Sopwith’s defeated American Cup challenger close to Endeavour NM as calm winds left its sails limp above the rigging. The yacht drifted under a breeze led sea toward a tow into Newport Harbor with the craft steering slowly.
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T. O. M. Sopwith
Newport
Young stamp collectors feature in new guides
Jewelry and hooked rugs appear alongside philatelic titles in new releases. Ells Parker Butler presents The Young Stamp Collector's Own Book from Bobbs Merrill, while Scott's Standard Postage Stamp Catalogue editors John N Lut and Hugh M Clark publish a new Scott edition yearly.
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Ells Parker Butler
Bobbs, Merrill
Scott
John N. Lut
Hugh M. Clark
Show of Wild Flowers in Monterey Virginia
An all wild flower show will be sponsored in Monterey by the Mountain View Garden Club Highland County. Over 100 rare species native to the Allegheny mountain area will be on exhibit in the Court House from 1 to 5 p.m. on Friday and Saturday.
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Monterey
Mountain View Garden Club
Highland County
Allegheny Mountain
United States
Court House
Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds in Court News
Marriage licenses issued for Elmer C. Bartlett and Carrie S. Thomas in Doubs and Church Hill. Also listed are couples Charles A. Willard with Middie Jons and Catherine R. Shaff, and Melvin L. Bailey with Dorothy H. Racey. Real estate transfers include Maxie A. Hill to William Ralph Toms for $10, and others such as Robert G. Wright to Ray W. Catsail for $20, Peoples Liquidating Corp. to Lawrence H. Crickenberger for $10, plus executors W. Calvin Rice to John S. Fox for $1,500 and back to Rice for $10.
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Elmer C. Bartlett
Doubs
Carrie S. Thomas
Church Hill
Charles A. Willard
Middie
Jons
Catherine R. Shaff
Frederick
Melvin L. Bailey
Dorothy H. Racey
Mt. Afry
Maxie A. Hill
William Ralph Toms
Robert G. Wright
Ray W. Catsail
Peoples Liquidating Corporation
Lawrence H. Crickenberger
W. Calvin Rice
John S. Fox
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Mothers’ League
Lutheran Mothers’ League
BY Quinton James
Liberia
Cafes Ule Peri
Edwein J. Parelast
Libby
Famone
Clindy Talman
Christiphe Tevankla
Weeter
Sfay
New York
Bermuda
Atlantic
Harold Gray
Ren Ed Authorities
Golden Die Presse
Roger T. Peterson
Houghton Matlin
Thomas 5S. Roberts
University of Minnesota Press
W. B. Alexander
B. & C. Station
South Market St
Walkathon
Emmitsburg
Sherwood
West Patrick
Jefferson
Patrick
Chir Association
Fidelity Building and Loan Association
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Aes
Emicii Vaiteickien
Court News
Gibson
Frong
L. B. Nicodemus Frederick's
Fuel Service
Markell & Ford
Queen’s Rose
Ivory
Rensleys Jartley Stow Key Hotel
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