Small Towns Boost Airports With Barn Dances And Golf
Small towns turn surplus war airports into revenue sources through activities like barn dances, motorcycle races, golf, storage, and various businesses. Cities such as Liberal Kansas and Sebring Florida crop up with golf courses, warehouses, and rental income funding upkeep.
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Washington
Diefenderfer
Wall Street Journal
Kansas
Army
Sebring
Fla
Hendricks Field
Air Terminal Business Associates
Santa Barbara
Calif
Savannah
Hunter Field
Savannnah
Savannon
Santa Maria
Vero Beach
Emmitsburg Notes Include Visitors And Local Activities
The column lists residents visiting kin in Emmitsburg and nearby towns, hospital stays, weekends with family, and travel. Mentions include Mrs Joshua Wing erd returning after an appendectomy, Mrs C M Surles visiting from Norfolk, Pa, and several Baltimore and Philadelphia visitors. Community events include a school mimeograph demo and a St Euphemia party raising about $55. The Women’s Club met October 21 with reports and charity actions.
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Emmitsburg
Joshua Wingerd
Annie St. Warner Hospital
Eugene Warthen
Louis Callahan
John
Gene
Suzanne
Louisa Warthen
St. Anthony's
Anne Garner
Baltimore
Agnes Garner
Jeanette Favior
Garner
Faine
Raymond Topper
Leo Eckenrode
Philadelphia
Lewis Kelly
Alice Kelly
Charles E. Eckenroede
Eckenrode
Paul Eckenrode
St. Euphemia’s
St. Joseph's Church
A. B. Dick Company
Cumberland
St. Joseph's High School
Wiss Rits Jordan
John Jordan
Harry Jones
Washington
Charles FE. Shorb
Frank Fitzgerald
New England States
Howard Kemp
West Palm Beach
Fla
Battle-Wagon Fitzgerald patrol leaders and social notes
A local club names its nominating committee Benches include Mrs Harry Boyle Mrs George Eyster Mrs Robert Gillelan Mrs G H Stinson and Miss Louise Sebald. Several social visits and events are listed with residents from Bonj Beauville Baltimore York and Arlington. Community notices include a card party at St Josephs High School and a Congregational meeting at Elias Evangelical Lutheran church.
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Frederick Wivell
North Adams
Mass
James Louis Topner
DePaul Street
Woman's Club
Jean Baptiste Simeon
Keller
Louise Sebo
Laurel
Monthay
E. Phelps
Thomas Gephart
Bonj Beauville
J. Alan Gelwicks
Marie Garner Tanner
Arlington
J. Bernard Welty
O. H. Stinson
New York
Thomas J. Norris
James T. Thilbin
Catonsville
James Allison
Barbara
George L. Wilhide
Rock Creek Park
Washington
Emmitsburg
Leon Kevitz
Erie
Eugene Kraemer
Frances Keller
Dorothy Williams
Baltimore
John Hollinger
John Abter
U.S. Navy
Great S Lakes
Floyd
Norfolk
Harry Baker
Pauline Seabrook
Arvin P. Jon
Irs
Quinn Torier
Anne M .Topper
New York City
End
George A Ohler
Baker
Russell Chi
York
Vile
E. L. Higbee
Marker E. Lovell
New Windsor
Parent-Teachers Association
St. Joseph's High School
Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church
John Orndorff
Matters
Sund
Bernadette Miller
Francis Hemler
St. Ants Shrine
Arr
Irvin Janler
Bir
Joseph Mey
Mir
Felix Hemler
Sterling Hemler
Murray Valentine
Louis Orndorf
Thomas Bittle
Ray Berihagen
Doctor's Invention Offers Free Trial Truss in Kansas City
An advertisement from the Physician's Appliance Co offers a $3.50 truss free with a 30 day test of the invention for reducible hernias. Readers may request details by writing to 6382 Koch Bldg or 2906 Main St Kansas City Missouri.
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Kansas City
Physician's Appliance Co
Koch
Main St
Moving to Warmer Climates for Respiratory Ailments
Dr. Edwin F. Jordan discusses how climate affects nose throat and lung diseases. He notes improvement or worsening when moving climates and urges trying a new area for several months to judge results. The column mentions varying views on climate’s role and cites epilepsy information with a contact for the National Association to Control Epilepsy.
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Southwest
Phoenix
Tucson
Arizona
Caba
Floridna
Jordan
National Association To Control
East 67Th Street
New York
N.Y
How To Store Corn Is Farmers' Problem
One of the toughest problems facing farmers is how to store corn after harvest. Much of the crop sells below market price due to lack of storage and much more spoils from improper methods or wet kernels. University agricultural engineers offer guidance.
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Department of Agricultural Engineering
University of
Maryland Plans for Storage Crib and Corn Handling Tips
A Maryland extension bulletin outlines a six foot wide storage crib system for corn, its moisture guidelines, and seven farm handling recommendations. It notes plans available via county agents and urges farmers to obtain Bulletin 1976 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture for detailed practices.
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Maryland
Ray W. Carpenter
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Beautiul New Colonial Jewelry Co
Longienes-Wittnaur
Rogers
Reed & Barton, Wallace, Gorham and International
Sterling
Colonial Jewelry Co
North Market Street
Phebus
North Court Street
Leorn Key
Herman Brown
Ugs
United States
Elizabeth Brookey Phebus
In D, Jayne & Sam
JATME
Pearce
Drug & Prescription Service
Jhurmont
Thurmont, Mp
Marcus Cleaners
E. Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
Marcus W. Soewons
Ibller
California
Napa
Kemp’s Shoe