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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1934

Page

7

Fire destroys home at Sykesville during strong winds

Nov 6 reports a fire gutted the home of Mrs C Herbert Bower in Sykesville axty sand. Mr and Mrs G V Kelly and daughter Beatrice escaped as neighbors alerted Woollawn and Owings Mills units but the burning house could not be saved. A defective flue caused the blaze and only worn clothing survived for Mrs Kelly who later learned the home was lost.

Woollawn Owings Mills Kelly

Milady's New Winter Hats Rakish at Glenwood Bridge Club

Local notes report social arrivals and visits across Maryland communities. Births and anniversaries appear alongside hospital stays, church events, and family gatherings. Several entries mention residents of Preston Ridgely Brunswick and Eldersburg visiting relatives or attending meetings, with a funeral notice for Annie Zulauf and weekly church activities highlighted.

Model of the Moment: Evening Gowns Redefine Nightwear

Fashion notes describe undergarments and gowns trending this season with twisted necklines velvet bows halter backs and satin fabrics. The set includes gown slip and panties sold separately with Alencon lace trim and a backless or low V front effect. A shorter slip accompanies the vogue deeply slashed hemlines.

The Bat Dae othe ment fashion note on collar trimming

A fashion note discusses attraction in outerwear design focusing on collar shapes and top trimming. Rippled collars appear with jabot and capelet accents, while fur trim varies from high shoulder to neck placements. Principal trimming furs include Javanese mink, Persian lamb, fox, and beaver, enabling diverse effects. A brown diagonal weave coat features mink trims with a back-divided cape, plus a Russian themed high hat with silk cord and metal ornament.

Mt Airy social notices and events in brief

Mt Airy scene includes Mr and Mrs Samuel McKay visiting son in Wilmington and a benefit card party by the Contract Bridge club at Main Street hall to support Pine Grove church. Also Mr and Mrs Chester Hobbs hosted dinner for Captain Allan Gunn party in Baltimore and Henry G Hood's surprise birthday dinner in Mt Airy with many relatives present.

Mary Hasselbaugh New Windsor Frank Arrington Woman's Guild of St. Barnabas P. E. Church D. W. Cawthorn Church Episcopal Church Andrew Rhelbin Annie Zulauf Baltimore Zulauf Sheppard-Fratt Hospital Curtis Thomas D. W. Cauthorn Howard County Glen Underwood Friendly Society St. Barnabas Church Hilzabeth Harris Ogers Sarah J. Benett Elizabeth Harris Beverly Bennett Dorothy Dean Ann Banks Dorothy Clarke Hannahbel Welling St. Paul's M. B. Church Harry W. Biller Misses Jones Geo. Schrade Church Street Edward Mullinix Femilr Datev Mullinix Eldersburg Howes George P Howe Bernice Browen Irene Steele Mt. Airy Mov Samuel McKay Wilmington Del Rey Herman McKay M. E. Parsonage Contract Bridge Club O F. Hall Main Street Pine Grove Church Chester R. Hobbs Mareen Robert Cain Allan Gunn Henry G. Hood Airy Addie Hoffacker Washington, D. C Marshall and Alvin Chester Mood Jaen Webster Marha Ernest L. Shipley Edna Devilbiss Wiliam H. Hood Ella Condon Kate Dixon John Klees Lee Heflacker Washington D. C

Halloween Events And Local Notices In Detour Area

Detour and surrounding communities feature Halloween activities, visits, and social news. A boy suffered burns from pumpkin lantern kerosene mishap at Detour. many neighbors and relatives from Detour Long Green Valley and nearby towns attended card party with prize winners listed. local firms, homes, and families are noted with visits, births, and weekend trips to Waynesboro and Frederick.

Paul Buyrter CG. Co E. D. Diller Monroe Pfoutz Union Bridge E. GL. Warner May Clabaugh Charles Clabaugh Carmen Delaplane Janet Reifsnider Margaret Eleanor Wilhide Carroll and Clyde Harold Young Janet Doris Alma Misses Fay Thelma Robert Austin Torla Hoover Detour Mirees Elizabeth Ruth Yoder Howard Otto Gilbert Rinehart Long Green Valley Baltimore County Luther Ritter Luther Ressler Waynesboro W. G. Edmondson

Six Inches Off Hips and Bust Promises

A testimonial claims substantial measurements reduction from Kruschen Salts taken for three months, with Mrs. Cart Wily indicating 45 inches lost and positive changes. It advertises a half teaspoon daily dose, a four week bottle, and worldwide drugstore availability.

Early Loan Applications Urged by Frederick Production Deeds Assoc

Frederick County farmers urged to file winter production loan applications with the Frederick Production Deeds Association before winter fully arrives. Secretary-Treasurer TOS Anderson emphasized inspections must precede action, urging early submissions while weather allows farm inspections. Botanists note wheat, rye, and clover grain counts per bushel.

Frederick County Frederick Production Deeds Association Tos Anderson Frederick Association Anderson

Only Pitcher to Win Verinay Gomex for Yankees Aid

Verinay Gomex the sole winner for the Yankees in the season leads with strong pitching. Henry Edwards, AL publicity agent, cites fees and outbursts across the season. Staspat Games in Boston and Antellos in Washington feature prominently. Rowe of Detroit also shows repeated wins and losses. Tiger ace Young Bridges claims 22 victories for the champions with Cleveland, Chicago, and St. Louis sharing top decisions. season totals show mixed results across clubs.

Serias Tram Odin Cubs Cigent Henry Edwards Boston Ute Antellos Asa Washington Willson Cleveland Mette Pearche Poy Rowe Tiger St L

Impaired Speech Fragment on Aviation and Lies

A garbled line references someone dropping portions of a plan tied to Washington and New York, mentioning ten years and planes with devices to make lying safe, then a phrase about a low wn jah. The readable portion suggests a speculative or mistranscribed note on aviation tech and deception.

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Sykesville Gykesville G. V. Kelly Atully Airs Walter C. Dell Randallstown Seton Waesche Snow Hill J. Pred Waesche William H. Bennett Catonsville John Scott Liberty R Graham Melville New York City Gowin Dorsey John J. Wilson Harry Weer Mabel Grove Stanley Gertrude Mathews Milady Glenwood Bridge Club Hartsell Hawkins West Estella Williams Preston Anne Frances Séward Ridgely John Willams Roby Beall University Hospital of Maryland George Howes James Montgomery County Wilbur R. McCardell Robert B. Watkins Howard Porter Sowers Hamilton Brunswick Emerson C. Barlow Louis Hughes New York Emily Hughes Fay Wray Gloria Swanson Rene Hubert Hauptmann Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr Bruno Hauptmann Edward J. Reilly Brooklyn Attorne James M. Pawcett Liane HH Mar Mee K. Mills Cockeysville EB. D. Dier lMness Ezra Net EB. D. Diller E. H. Koons Russell Hagerstown J. W. Kolb Frederick Edgar Kleer Charles DeBerry Copperville Innivek Stieff Miver Frainers James E. Doll Veederiok Verinay Lay) Gomex Stur Auuthpaw Yankees Kirkpatrick Ne Gough Sescin Lawes Te Forster Leon Greenawalt Trif Niagara Falls Condhoenty Marriabure Harrisburg Pennsylvania Railroad Catoctin Park Gall Park Frederick, MD Thia Ta’ Hills E. Cameron Newark M, Maupin, Jr, Gen Mgr Simall Quaker City Derice Aa and DYERS Lehigh GEO. S. Rodock & Son Penna R. R McCleery’s Jewelry Store Commercial Bank OF Maryland Pearre’s Modern Pharmacy Drug & Prescription Service Biser Ira E. Biser Agj Ford W. B Essex ATO Serson Maryland W. Patrick Bt Machie Excelsior Sanitary Dairy Seventh St
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