Local social notes from Sykesville and surrounding areas
A sequence of weekend visits and family gatherings across Sykesville, Guilford, Washington, and Baltimore includes Mr. and Mrs. H. Welling, Miss Blanche Greene, Mr. and Mrs. Parle, Mrs. Milne, Rev. and Mrs. Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Dorsey, and others. Guests stay with Dorsey, Brown, and Arrington households. birthday honors for Ber Fowler. travel by T. M. Anderson, Mrs. Wilson, and individuals to Ocean City and Westchester. Jon Donovan and J. L. Donovan visiting from North Carolina. company meetings and U.S. Army officer Shipley referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Parle
Sey
Duny
Dorsey
Guilford
William Milne
Jam Wilcox
Charles de Lash
Wiliam Mason
Washington
Charles Son
David C. Watson
Thian
D. W. Cauthorn
Westaster
Mies
John Moeris
Zine Tas
Albert Ady
Rock
Robert Carter
Vey Ennis
Ian
DeVries Hering
T. M. Anderson
E. Wilson
Ocean City
Norwood Trott
Sin
Harry Lastminster
Gay
James A. Daenel
Condiment Set Trends Bring Spice to Tables
In McCall’s 1934 feature designer Rus sel Wright debuts modern condiment sets to jazz up dining. A trio of salt pepper and paprika holders with chromium tops sits on a satin chromium tray. other pieces include a three-bottle Cloverleaf style cruet and a round chromium tray with lift ring. A mustard jar, crystal salt and pepper shakers, and a cork pepper mill with red bakelite trim complete the chic, compact collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel Wright
Dorothea Fisher and John Flohr Wed at Catonsville M E Church
Sunday guests included Mrs George Flohr and family from Howard County and Baltimore visitors. The ceremony for Dorothea Fisher and John Benjamin Flohr occurred Saturday at 3 30 p m with receptions by relatives and friends from several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Howes
Dorothea Fisher
John Benjamin Flohr
Catonsville M. E
Geo. F. Flohr
Howard County
Milton Flohr
Evelyn
Helen Flohr
George F. Flohr
O. H. Flohr
Stirling Flohr and Son
Baltimore
Arthur Fuller
Here
Claude Cissel
Three Cars Involved In North Market Wreck
Two people were injured and three cars damaged in a highway accident on North Market Street near the Ebert Ice Cream plant Saturday night about 10 o clock. William Bradley 22 and Merar Bren both of Frederick were treated. Heifner driving north from the city and the Ford coupe was involved in a glancing collision behind Heifner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
Ebert Ice Cream Company, Inc
William Bradley
Water Street
Frederick City Hospital
Merar Bren
Frederick
Adley
Austin Heifner
Car Collision Near Nit City Injures Two Drivers
An opposite direction head on crash damaged both vehicles near Nit City as El dred Carpenter and Bradley and Sykes were involved. State Officer B W Reith investigated and listed both drivers for People's Court. Bradley and Sykes were hospitalized. one car taken to Frederick Motor Company. No injuries reported to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Svkea
B. W. Reith
B.rey
Meffners
Heffner
Reith
Meter
Spenter
Sykes
C.F. Cline and Son
St May
Frederick Motor Company
Detour social notes list local visitors and kinship
Detour residents hosted guests and relatives on a Sunday visit. Frances Patterick from Washington D C visited Mr and Mrs Alvah Young near Detour with family. J T Miller of Taneytown dined with sister Mrs Edward in the area. Dr Marlin Shorb of Baltimore stopped at his parents home. Marshall Wolfe of Galen and R daughter and Miss Edith Bowmen from New Windsor were also visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Smith
George Wes
Herbert Leathered
Washington
Arthur Brown
Ruth Allene
Brown
William Stinson, Jr. Grenod
Fowler
Nathan Gbs
Jane
Buckingham
Dle Hood
Raymond Bell
Howard County
Joseph Arrington
Edward Arrington
Bal
Patterick
Frances
Washington D.C
Alvah Young
Detour
J. T. Miller
Taneytown
Edward
W. C- Myler
Marlin Shorb
Baltimore
F. J. Shorb
Slater
Washington, D.C
Marshall Wolfe
Galen
Edith Bowmen
New
Unclear OCR fragment hints at local visitors and names
Fragmentary text mentions individuals such as Lydia and Mrs Arnold with local places like Ephrata Pennsylvania. Unable to determine a coherent event, date, or clear news item from the garbled source.
Limited readable names visit Baltimore area in Detour District
Fragmentary OCR shows a list of visitors and locals in Baltimore including Mrs Mus Efe Aliss Ed Yoder and Mr and Mrs Margares Sherry plus Bertha Dorsey and Arine Eyl. A Sunday visit scene references Mr and Mrs RR Weybright and visitors Pan Gweghtie and C Ray with unclear connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Yoder
Miss Margares
Bertha Dorsey
Arine Eyl
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sykesville Geesvile
Mas H. Welling
Sunda
Blanche Greene
Joseph L. Donovan
W. Howard Bishop
Howard
Nys
Carolina
N. Frank Hobbs
Ald Society of the
Hart - Church, South
A. Shipley
U. 5
Shipley
AnNiiary
Harold Hayes
Hierschel Reed
Carl Howes
Chaedir
Onight
A. Incus
Iret
Wiatricia
Trethy
Jtinus
Bush Ecting
Davy
TRENE
Richard DIX
Enna Ferrer
Cimarron
Edna May Oliver Estelle Taylor Rosco Ates
PERA
Margery Taylor
McCall's Magazine
Cam Rie
Claude Igiehart
Bernice Igiehart
William F. Stevens
Pits
Technncelor
Leon Errol Maxine Doyle
World News
Adolph Zukor
Zea
America
Paramount Picture
Sir Guy Standing
Charlotte Granville
Bko
Mae West
Elle
Eldred Carpenter
Nit City
Dan Thoma
Carroal
Fogle
Lydia
Weetminster
Miss Meier Delegiane
Rome
Alin
Ephrata
Pal
Tete Aiaide
Elbec
Diotier
Mes
Arnold
Dick Powell
Mier der
Little Roos
Abs
Plataara
Maynard
Timavana
Mus ' Efe
Rex
General Electric Oil Furnace
General Electric
the Modern Lighting CO
North Market St
John W. Turner
Ice Baxter
Grand Uaw D
FOX
Jena Bee
Marjori Ram
Zita Johann
Mickey Mowse Carive
Andy Cirde
Fox Latest World News
Edgar Wallace
Noah Berry
Ralth Lewis
George O'Brien
Zane Grey
Dude Ranger
Markell & Ford
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