Sally Warren and the Worried Courier Romance
Sally Warren, society editor of the Warrenton Courier, secretly agreed to marry aviator Terry Staymerd who promises a South American job. Sally resists marriage to help her family financially while her younger sister, Pip, learns aviation from Terry as Philip Page buys the Courier and backs the workers amid a Morrige churchings scare. An inspector warns many Morrige owned churchings are unsafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Warren
Warrenton Courier
Terry Staymerd
Sally
Terry
Philip Page
Courier
Morria
Horton
Philip
Philp Page
Sally and Philips Farm Dinner In Warrenton
Sally navigates a demanding day as Philip Page imposes tasks and a dinner invitation to a rural farmhouse. A tense lunch with Terry looms, while Sally and Tip face unresolved feelings and plans for a Sunday picnic as the week winds down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitip Page
Sally
Philip
Tur
Warrenton
Philip Page
Auto Strikes Ditch Digger Four Injured
Four persons were injured late Friday night when the Marymouth coupe they rode in struck a ditch digger near the intersection of West South and Jefferson avenues in Frederick. The injured include Garlind, Pete Hightman, Brunsalek, Herbert Mullican, Fstelie Lowery, and Mattie Garver, all from the city. They were taken to Frederick City Hospital for treatment of contusions, lacerations, and abrasions. Mullican left the hospital later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West South
Jefferson Arreta
Garlind
Pete Hightman
Brunsalek
Herbert Mullican
Fstelie Lowery
Matie Garver
Frederick City Hospital
Vehicle collision near Jefferson street injures ditch-digging unit
A driver lost control near the South street intersection in Frederick, veering onto the ditch-digging equipment and causing rear-end damage. City officer Ben Phebus investigated the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Jefferson Street
Fcer
Ben Phebus
Seek Heit-Run Driver In Fatal Washington Pike Incident
State Police report a car truck collision on the Frederick Pike near Frederick with a wrong way move by Donald B. Williams of Washington. No injuries or major damage reported. Investigators pursue charges as local officials note financial and commercial implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jomkent
Donald B. Willams
Washington
Reorgenean Pike
Prederick Duneion
Frederick
Red Cross Roll Call Report Lists Dozens of Donors
The second report from the Red Cross Roll Call shows extensive participation in the Med Crowns membership campaign with many names listed as contributors and sustainers. Reported by Mrs. DL Edgar Bitlis and others, the roll includes numerous individuals from Ward A to Knoxville and Peteraville, highlighting widespread support and sustaining memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workera
Med Crows
Pere Sons
Ued
DL Edgar Bitlis
Styeraville
Falgardle
Gotts Grosspicke
Cyrus Grass Meare
Rigabeth Flook
Willian S. Wachtel
George WooHitthe
Helan Woodley
We Seholl Herspercer
Albert Martz
Mra
Newton ‘Thomas
James B. Dol
Gerson Hosenoyr
Glenn Q Garber
Harry L. Ewert
Mabel P Dertebaugh
Cgeorge A
Dorhis
AW Condano
Philp Wertheimeer
Philip Wertheimer
Charles Wertheimer
Lew
Mattie B Jamnson
John M. Cutler
George ‘T. Schroeder, Jr
Casper ED Cline, Jr
Charlies
Bowers
Monard
EF. Schinde
Elmer Troan
Willim E. Muller
Mo Ehaibeth Honek
Avdalf Crawford
Beulah Given
Edward Mantz
Irving
Elser
Gertriud. Capello
Cora MM Bistler
DeWitt PL Zuse
Wiliam J. Delaplaine
Dobn S
Renu
Inning E Staley
Ti Ao Wiugh
Misa
Helen Agnes Webb
Mommo Willard Sirs
Charles It
Dougall
John KK
Derrick
Austin Q. Leonard
Misa Rose
Wertheimer
William M. Zimmerman
George Lo Rothenhoeffer
Tyank & Griffen
Charles W. Lough
Prank
Sappington
Osborne Price
Ward A
Rleberger
Jesse B. Sler
Richard N, Conrad
Richard N. Conrad
Austin L Michael
Belle Zimmerman
Frank Smith
Mary L Niles
F. B. Reese
Paul Magaha
Joseph
W. Pardersky
G. 8. Aleman
A. W
W. K. Carty
T. G. Buckey
Annie FR. Secrist
George C. Crum
Eleanor D Abbott
Henry
Lloyd C. Culler
Thelma Culler
Nannie Mantz
John W. Wolfe
FL W. Weltzel
Milker
Robert F. Nicodemus
George B. Douglas, Jr
W. T. Mathers
Campbell
Ralph F. Hartman
Margaret Kent
Ignatius Bjorlee
Hazel McCanner
James McVernom
Misa Dora Jenkins
Mary D. Cason
Mary Benson
Arthur Winebrenner
Lavoeard Downes
Florence Brambie
Samuel Abrecht
Horace Cutsall
Toulse McClain
Edith Radcutte
Elizabeth Hector
Kathleen Noland
Alvin Quinn
el- Vira Wohlstrom
Busan Arnold
Jacob Rosenstock
Pearl
Richards
Hargett
Susan A, Riggs
R. £. Reich
E. C. Sannet
Stoward Mayne
Roy LL Crum
Michael
Jlldn Finok
Laulee Kifer
Knoxville
Teraville
Ridgely Finok
George H. Thomas
J. G. FP. Smith
George Swank
Hemaberg
J. C. Ferrell
Sprig Hedes
Geonge Tobsry Wear
Dried Hardwood Heat Compared To Coal
A cord of dried hardwood yields as many heating units as a ton of average coal. Green wood dries to lose about half a ton of moisture, leaving roughly 15 percent moisture before becoming dry. Seasoning takes months, and fuel wood remains in demand on farms year round as open fires gain popularity in homes. Cutting fuel wood is an approach to forestry, removing lower quality trees to encourage healthier growth in the remaining stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department Oficialx
Estatiana
Debate Over One Year Closed Season For Game In Frederick County
Local sportsmen in Frederick County split on a proposal for a one year closed season to conserve scarce game. Proponents warn revenue from licenses would drop and enforcement would suffer, while supporters urge building home supply and a temporary restraint. Notable figures include Benjamin Phobus, Clarence Carty, William Renner, James Bolt, Charles McC, and state Senator Wroth Robback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peederick County
Air Fane
Apartamen
Ceason
Benjamin
Phobus
Frederick
Conservation Commission
Tam
Clarence
Carty
William OG Renner
Catoctin Purneace
Blinda
James E Bolt
Prederick
Uhere
Charles McC
Mathias
Wreoh Robback
Firmee
Mine Workers Back Cumberland Strikers
Washington reports the United Mine Workers executive backed Cumberland strikers amid dispute with Celanese Corporation over wage and bargaining rights. A settlement aimed to protect workers with wage increases and improved conditions, while broader calls for stricter regulation and collective bargaining were noted by labor leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Washington
United Mine Workers
Celanese Corporation
United Mine
Celanese
Anteepyine
Las Sota
Fastem
Tte
Elmira Naylor Forfeits Collateral in Police Court
Elmira Naylor, a colored resident, forfeited skim and costa collateral in Police Court Friday on charges of drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Officer Frank Dorsey preferred the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira Naylor
SK and
Costa
Frank Dorsey
Navy May Transport Needed Food To Hawaii
Washington officials seek Roosevelt decision on using Navy transports to ship food to Hawaii amid shortages reported by Governor Poumbeater and Marshall Island authorities. Secretary Woodring noted cargo space on Army transports is insufficient for troops and families, while a survey will assess feasible transports if the president authorizes action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Hawaii
Washington
Roosevelt
Haya
Joseph HO Poumbeater
Mass Department
Harry Wo Woodring
Alothe Omra
Adiral
Willem Mo Brandley
Mayal Opera
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Eigings
Sally EA
Bailey Wolfe
Philip Poe
Miss Hopkins
Tip
Ray
Prip
Philip Pare
Trudy
Mrs. Snow
Mrs Snow
Terry Terry
Lomart
Salty
Pip
Sally Terry
Larry
Clinton's Mill
Tia
Malley Wolfe
Weaver McDonald
Tome
Milltown
Branswick Machine
Encer
Jefferson
Sia
Biffy Wastagton
Red Cross Roll Call
Walter
Forney
Porney
Vernon M. Rhoads
A. J .Hoffman
Charles P. Kump
Roy
Wilner
Clarry
Rowe A
Hahn
Thomas Kline
Madrid
Dondon
America
Klein
Peel Eoe
Fupi
SS First
Signt of
Christopher Columbus
Canary Islands
Columbus
San Salvador
Bahamas
U.S Columbian
UW Ste
Py Rient
Pire
Srmvetery
Stiama News
British Capital Finances Corporation
Tampa
Pla
Manthor Dee Preston
Edwaind Smith
National Labor Relations
Gurlson
Smith
American Federation of Tabor
Atlantic Ckty Coolan Sum Dicks
IND
Resulia Invest Dn
Nicodemus & Culler
Cook
Cook Chimical
Frederick HO
Lewin A. Rice & Sons
Soap
Hank
Dhara
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Bank of Personal Service
Mamber Federal Deposlt Insurance Corp
Chevrolet
Sales, Inc
Frederick, Prone
the Domestic Building Association
Farmers and Mechanics
R. Ames Hendrickson
Francis B. Sappington
William M. Storm
Robert E. Delaplaine
C. Albert Gilson
James Heinlein Harris
Charles A. Opel, JR
Harry C. Schroeder
Horace C. Zacharias
Farmers
Mechanics National Bank
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