Sykesville families host gatherings and obituaries noted
Local residents from Sykesville and nearby Howard county hosted guests including Mr and Mrs George Flohr and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Barnet in Marriottsville, with visits to Baltimore area hospitals. An automobile accident victim Charles Williams was remembered at a memorial service, and multiple families hosted relatives and friends in weekly gatherings and dinners across nearby towns.
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Sy Xesville
Merbert
Baltimore
George E. Flohr
Howard County
Kenneth Barnet
Guetta
Berti Giate
Marriottsville
Gates
Ewe
Charles Willams
Charles Williams
Wo Clark Vinin
Arlington
Wey
Warner P Thompson
Sykesville
Robert Allport Harper Barmes
Lloyd Berry
Deus Brown
Maurice Berry
Daniel Moore
Springheid
Charles Taylor
Wiliam Moore
Lee Day
W. P. Baker
E H McDaniel
Leonard Webb
Edna May
Margaret
George Howes
Marion Harris Worth
Thomas Harris
Lee Arrington
Alvin Burns, Jr
Thomas Forsyth
Burt
Seth Howes
Harry Parlett
C Hodges
Eilcott City
W. OH O Parlett
West Friendship
Mat Bay Busi
Algene Scott
Elissbeth Warteld
Washington
Howard Warteld
Crawford Hobbs Carmarille
Barnades Guild
RK Krenmeth Albaugh
George Mart
Bamee Jen
Marka Harme
The Crime Club tale and its eerie seaside mystery
A brief note reviews a Crime Club story featuring a Scottish expert named Settee Chink who solves a murder on a beach. The narrative blends a ritual murder atmosphere with an engaging, unconventional detective and hints at Sax Rohmer style menace and sensational dialogue.
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Race
Vance
Robiner
Rotmer
Sax Rohmer
Community Notes From Local Social Gatherings
A stream of visits and guests fills Western Maryland and Baltimore events. Alted residents Mr and Mrs Elmer Wilmer hosted a dinner for Arthur Wainwright and Virginia Wilmer, while George F Howes hosted Irene Steele Herbert Cranmer and Phin and Donald. Charlotte Newman Evelyn Gillis visited Mt St Agnes College and Frank Newman’s home. Betty DeLashmult, a Goucher student, joined Tr Delta activities. Martha Wilmer visited Darby Haines in Uniontown for Halloween dances.
Three Youth Parole Approvals Reported in Baltimore
Baltimore November 13 three Freder youths received parole approvals in a state parole proceeding. Details indicate individuals from the local area benefited from the program with the approval for early release under standard conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Peace and Remembrance in Wartime Mood Across Counties
County youths serving one and a half months for burning stables at Frederick Pair Grounds faced parole review. Parole Commissioner W David Thelman favored seven other applications and denied one. Executors also note local notices seeking advertised articles from James Ho Bint Jr James Ro Harding Clyde N Moxley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ith County
Frederick Pair
W David Thebmain Tihehman
Jemes Ho Bint
James Ro Harding
Clyde N Moxley
Electric Table Sparks Entertaining For The Hostess
A 1935 McCall feature unveils an automatic electric serving table designed for stylish living. It folds to conceal its chrome accents, offers three cooking operations, and a complete breakfast tray with toaster and percolator. The mahogany finish trays and detachable cord set promise versatile use in dining rooms porches or terraces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabagere
Tatlor
McCall
Magaier
Terrace
Ladies Night Held by Columbia Lodge A F and AM
The Ladies Night by Columbia Lodge No 68 A F and M Masons was held at the Masonic Temple Wednesday night beginning at 8 o'clock. About 400 people from the city and county attended including Lynch Lodge No 143 members and their ladies. The program featured the Hagerstown Masonic choir in concert followed by dancing to Dave Hagan and his Southerners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Masonic Temple
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Lynch Lodge
Conflicting Views On Education And Government Tone
The passage presents varied opinions on education and governance from figures including M Tarbell and J Manks. It contrasts calls for independent thinking with teachers’ authority and cites educators like E Sherman and J W Brudebaker on citizen competency and critical reasoning.
Detour Area Social Notes Record Visits
Detour mov ld4 John Diller from Washington DC stays with parents near Detour. Chalmer Grogstuckle of Reymar visits Robert Austin. Edger Kiser and wife visit Charles DeBerry home Copperville. Joseph Coshun and son Billie visit Rebecca Coshun near Detour. Mrs Ira Caldwell of West Virginia visits her mother Rebecca Coshun near Detour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Diller
Washington, D. C
Charles Diller
Detour
Chalmer Grogstuckle
Reymar
Robert Austin
Edger Kiser
Charles DeBerry
Copperville
Joseph Coshun
Billie
Peetersburg
Rebecca Coshun
Mirs
Ira Caldwell
West Virginia
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Willams
B. Briddell
G@ B
Hall
Bucomn Shore
William McCardell
Robert Watkins
Mr. McCardell
Univerity Hospital
W. R. Hafield
Guy Jones
Wolladelphia
Hatfield
Harry Wilmer
Charles Wilmer
Laltimore
Radical 1
William B. Atout
Detroit
Anuwe
Lup
Airife
Lufburrow
M. Tarbell
Auther
J. Manks
Art Gototeny
E Sherman
Providence
Mass
J W Brudebaker
U. 8
M.P.C
Shinola
San
Rose
Bologna
Baker
la Sark
Ritter
Wheaties Atti
Tick’s Pantry
P&g Soap
Sant Fash
Maxwell House
U 23
Mae
S. J. Hamilton
Church & Frederick, Md
Swank
Wittensen
Dewiti
Selssneneers
Oe Pape
S. Re Facial
Phillips Milk OF
Magnesia
Sean Menwen
Frede Dick Wai
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