Gaithersburg Events Mention School Paper and Local Groups
Gaithersburg High School debuts Blue and Gold for 1934 35 with staff names and roles. Mayor William McBain visited the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago. Catholic Daughters of America Court Archbishop Curley No 786 held a meeting in Gaithersburg. Student Council officers and representatives were elected under Principal Troxell. Haloween parties occurred at Masonic Hall the Home for the Aged and Orphans and Epworth League events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaithersburg
Holwerd
Schwerur
Gangalo
Washington
John Mullinix
Mra Platt Birch
Mildred
Mabel Moor
Washington DC
Gaithersburg High School
Margaret Nicol
Richard Ferguson
Metant
Madelin Moward
Thomas W Troxell
Wilson Smith
W'liam Biler
Lilian Murphy
Howard Reed
Eden Thomas
Jane DePuy
Mildred Lee Bynes
Harold Hershel
Frances Brown
James Magruder
Eleanor Girtner
Have Glover
Helen Walker
Sallie Reynolds
Hazel Riggs
Marjorie Oden
Ramona Dove
Frances Crawford Wiliam Downs
Alice Oden
Pentalpha
Masonic Hall
Home For
Epworth League
Grace M E
Galthersburg High School
Epworth M E Church
Local residents named in Walker Avenue incident
Thursday evening report lists residents connected to an incident on Walker Avenue including Mr. and Mrs. Barry Welsbrad of Waksmom oppert Rowe and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wilkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacog
Barry Welsbrad
Waksgom Ospert Rowe
Dean Wilkinson
Walker Avenue
Young Woman's Club Reorganized For Winter
The Young Woman's Club of the Methodist Protestant church reorganized for winter and was entertained on Friday evening by Miss Margaret Anders. Mrs John Lightner will host teas for the December meeting. A small turnout showed at the first meeting with several members present including Mrs FE D Meredith and Mrs David Snader. Guests from Oakdale, Pa visited, and Isaac Demmits sale drew good prices for household effects. Royal Johnson and family moved from the area, and Mra Easterday returned from a visit to Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Haddaway
Ander
Rey
Bowman Linwood
Oakdale
Isslan Demmits Sale
Edward Smith
Smith
Royal Johnson
UN Fontown
Easterday
Batunday
Hagerstoun
Edward Devilbiss
Otis Devilb
Ada Reynolds
Gettyeourg
Surprise party honors Frysingers at Dayville home
A Sunday gathering near Dayville hosted by eight friends from Fred eric honored Mr and Mrs Josiah Frysinger with a surprise party and dinner. Attendees included Roland Mackley Virginia Ruth Mackley Glen Mackley Joseph Eyler and family George Layman and families Chas Esterly Harry Lipps and Maynard Lipps Warnlow. PRODUCERS Dallas Tex November 14 Secretary Voyager Vicxey warned oil industry may become public utility if conservation measures are not adopted at an American Petroleum Institute meeting.
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Josiah Frysinger
Dayville
Frederic
Roland Mackley
Virginia Ruth
Glen‘od Mackley
Joseph Eyler
Joseph Jr
Helena Eyler
George Layman
George
Kenneth Layman
Chas
Esterly
Harry Lippa
Maynard Lipps
Warnlow
Dallas
Tex
vIckex
Texan
American Petroleum Institute
President Roosevelt to View TVA Projects and Clark Memorial
The president will inspect Tennessee Valley Authority developments on a trip from Washington to Harrodsburg, attend the George Rogers Clark memorial dedication, then proceed to Warm Springs, Georgia for the Thanksgiving season before returning to the capital in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Aring Navy
Washington
Harrodsburg
George Rogers Clark
Se Cion
TVA
Warm Springs
Fragmented Pseudo Interview Excerpt Mixes Quotes and Names
The readable text presents a jumble of quotes and names including Paul Poiret Adolf Hitler Luigi Peandell and Dr Frederick J Kalteyer. It reads like a scattered note on literature fashion politics and a dangerous mix of opinion and history without coherent context.
Foxville Community Notes From Church Events And Local Meetings
Foxville Lutheran church plans Sunday School at 10 oclock next Sunday. Homemaker's Club met Friday at the schoolhouse with Miss Helen Pearson in charge. The Mi Zion church scheduled Sunday School for 2 PM and 3 PM sermon by Rev I W Shinde. Residents and families, including Buhrman, Wolfe, Brandenburg, Lewis, Kuhn, and Smith, appear in school and social updates with visits from Smithsburg and Waynesboro area.
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Fowville
Foxville
Helen Pearson
Tyler
Danke
Grover Boorman
George Wolfe
Margaret Buhrman
Mary Jane Burhman
Lydia Brown
Grace Ridenour
Foxvile Cementary School
Dyccg Octoz
Eurece Brandenburg
Joseph Buhrman
Sanford Fox
Robert Lewis
James South
Lesle Banrman
Coales Forres
Harz Heswon
Ray
Brandenburg
Arlene Kur
Zooet
Jean Flac
Dorothea Buirman
Bet’y Lews
Fay Kutn
Elie Brandenburg
Frantus Buarman
Mewin Plaugher
Jack Kuhn
Leon Lewis
Bert Smith Foyd Sm.th
Herbert Wolfe
Norbert Wolfe
Edna Wolfe
Caroline Tom's
Ema Mo Buttman
Hans Buhrman
Mary Jane Buhrman
Lester Bitner
Deerfield
Charles Flair
Edgemont
Mi Zion Church
I W Shinde
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Union Bridge
TVA Projects
TVA Power
Ieee
Onio
Sxvele
S.C
N.C
ALA
SONY
Paul Poiret
Paul Po'ret
Adol
Hitler
Warshps
Ea Boogie
Opal
Corse
Luigi Peandell
Rade
Xaos Iyo
Frederick J Kalteyer
Betty Smith
Hetty Kubo
Betty Fox
Eli Hurley
Ethel Hurley
Stanley Hauser
F2eeves
Ace Jame
Este
Smithsburg
Albert Hauser
Ira Buhrman
Little Orleans
Ward Tomy
Mt. Zion
Beth
Guy Brown
Waynesboo
Aubrey Brown
Catherine E Brown
Wiliam Brown
Pennsylvania
Theresa Buhrman
Lewis McPhernon
George, Juda
Harold
Mary Emma
Victor Buhrman
Boscal Coffee
Averlie of Millions
Wy Ib
Iivker
Pillsbury's
Pulshucy
Pillsbur Flour Mills Company
Minneapolis
Baker’s Breakfast Coc Cocoa
Blue Ridge ‘Meats
Frankfurters
Blue Ridge
Pimento
Utah
Beauty Box Theatre
Maxwell House Coffee Bee
G.L
SWIFT
Lawep Tet
Bendel Mo
Homestead
Stork
Gennaro Pisacano
New York
Mia Pussacano
Lehigh
GEO. S. Rodock & Son
Fifth St
Penna. R. RB
the News-Post
Commercial Printing Department
Frederick
Maryland
Read
Read's
the Square
Frederick, Md
Reac
Nestle
Rand
Peter
Taeyre
Fall
Mas
Prontius Inter
Bonkora
Forhan
Lux Toilet
D. &. Clark's
Lew Price En Squibb
Meade
Ubba Mulk
Lagnesa
Tae Los
Vince Meath
Anwsol Suppositories
Moone
Farr
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