Radio Programming Highlights and Football Note
The Mobization for Human Needs schedules a racial broadcast Friday at 10pm on NBC CBS and ABC with President Roosevelt and Charles Taft voice. Notre Dame plays Illinois. Lawes to start seventh crime drama series Friday nights on NBC. Various shows and lineups listed for WEAF WJZ and WABC with music, talk and sports across networks.
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Jose Sturk
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Ind
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Canada
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Bob Hope
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al Jolson
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Thurmont observes Loy retirement and wedding shower
Thurmont celebrated Nora Loy a retired Thurmont teacher with a supper at Miss Cathrine Albaughs home where she received an orchid corsage and a floor lamp from colleagues. A surprise shower for Mr and Mrs John G Bailey was held at the bride’s parents home with many gifts and refreshments.
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Thurmont Thurmont
Nora Loy
Thurmont
Catherine Albaugh
Biehl
Helen Jane Woodley
Luznie McGugan
Blanche Beard
Adeline Magaha
Anna M. Jones
Cassandra Hesson
Willie Howard
Hardee V. Beard
Ethel Crawford
James C. Biehl
Joseph E. Curfman
John G. Bailey
Washington, D. C
Harry Flobr
Bailey
Samuel Weybright
Thurmont social notes include birthdays and gatherings
Miss Gladys Martin celebrated her 13th birthday with a party at home, with friends Gladys Martin Clara Dewees Hilda McAfee Mary Pat Fallon and others. The A B Mite society re elected officers including Mrs Harry Hetterly and Mrs Estee Zentz. The Ever Ready Class held a church social with songs, a Naugle program, and guests from St John s Lutheran Creagerstown.
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Ence Putman
Elmer Schildt
William Fiegly
Prudence Gearhart
Patricia Creeger
Mary Ruth Weybright
Gloria Hoover
Catherine Schildt
Betty Jean Kern
Martha Fogle
Alma Dayhoff
Margaret
Mary Louise Schildt
Audrey Moser
Johnn Eigenbrode
Roger Fogle
Gerald Fiegly
Maynard Remsburg
John Moser
Galen Putman
Daniel Weybrigh
Bobby Sc
Russell Forney
John Gall
Stottlemyer
Naugle
Margaret Fogle
Blanche Beard
Cassandra Hesson
Gladys Ridenour
U. B
Ivan Naugle
Grace Webb
Jean Stottlemyer
Shook Brothers
Sole
Denver Shook
Nellie Long
St. John’s Lutheran Church of Creagerstown
Charles
Kenneth
Frederick
Local Guests Attend Dinners and Visits Across Counties
A sequence of social visits and dinners spans Sykesville Union Bridge Frederick Catonsville Hanover Towson Westminster Bel Air and Baltimore. Residents host relatives friends and clergy while others return from trips or recover from illness. Notable moves include Ar and Mrs Guy Thomas purchasing Miss Annie Hughes’s property on Market Street and M Gist Welling visiting Wellington.
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Sykesville
Lewis Crumpacker
Ann
Union Bridge
Wilbur Wimmer
Central Avenue
Roy Roderick
the Raiter
M. P. Barton
Frederick
Barton
Albert O. Sor Haten
Harry Beck
McKensie
Catonsville
Calvin Flohr
Hanover
Howard County
G. Frank Flohr
Stanley Parks
Guy Thomas
Annie Hughes
Marchettsville Road
George F. Howes
Walter Engel
Baltimore
Ray Smith
Joan
Westminster
Carl Howes
Irene
Irene Steele
Misses Jones
Edward L. Beall
Kart Luther Mumford
James Mann
Elmer Lee
William S. Shipley
George Hart
D. W .Cautham
Samuel Fleming
Sheldon M. Brown
Sheldon, Jr
Alice Windgrove
Charles B. Brown
Margaret Ruth
Lawrence Carroll
Betty
Nancy
Shirley Carroll
Towson
Albert F. Brown
R. Marley Cass
Oakland
Deer Park
Eugene Berry
William Brandenburg
Stewart F. Hurline
Stewart
Harriett H
Owenelle Amrein
Ethel M. Barnes
Billy Melville
Louise Norris
Western Maryland College
M. Gist Welling
Maryland University
College Park
Wellington
Schreiber Dominates Middle Atlantic PGA Pro-Am at Hillsdale
On October 11, Baltimore reports Bill Schreiber of Mount Pleasant had a big day at Hillsdale as the Middle Atlantic PGA pro-amateur tournament unfolded. Schreiber won the pro sweepstakes with a sub-par 71, teamed with Buck Armacost for a 64 best-ball score to clinch the pro-am prize, and tied for second in another division with a 67 alongside Eddie Johnston. He also shared third place with Bill Johnston for a 68. Otto Greiner and Walter Greiner, paired with C. T. MacMaster of Woodholme, posted 63 in both partnerships.
Agriculture experts unveil process to make plastics from waste
Department of Agriculture experts report a method to convert sawdust straw wood waste and waste sugar cane stalks into synthetic plastics, offering a new recycling driven pathway for plant based materials and agricultural byproducts.
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Department of Agriculture
Raising A Family By Olive Roberts Barton
Olive Roberts Barton analyzes adolescence as a long transitional period between childhood and adulthood. She argues parents should recall their own teen years to understand their children, noting youths feel torn between two forces and crave purposeful activity beyond movies and books.
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Wien
Child Holds Fast to Self as Night Beckons
A fragmentary reflection portrays a child affirming identity amid dwindling time for self doubt. Neighbors plan gatherings and after school walks through autumn woods as parents stay nearby to guide and protect the youngster at dusk.
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Fall Woods
Ministerial Pension Plan To Be Considered
Baltimore Oct 10 Delegates to the United Lutheran church in America returned a committee to revise a pension plan for pastors. The proposed formula would grant pensions in proportion to earnings, with a later alternative seeking equal pensions for all pastors. Under one option pastors and congregations would each contribute 5 percent of salary. An underwriting by a commercial insurer was debated but defeated.
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Baltimore
Lutheran Church In America
Resings
Eastern Poultry Show To Be Held This Month
Eastern Poultry Show promises largest exhibit yet for the Northeastern Poultry Producers Council. Herbert D Copeland executive secretary notes NEPPCO aims to showcase poultry farms equipment incubators and feed displays across over 14 to 18 exhibits in New York City. The opening is set for Friday October 14 with educational displays highlighting egg nutrition sponsored by the New England Fresh Egg Institute.
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College Park
Counce
Herbert D Copelird
Anacostia
New York City
Neppco
Northeast
New England Fresh Egg Institute
Copeland
Exposition Hall to feature poultry program and tours
The exposition hall will host a wide poultry program with leading poultrymen, farm films, and lectures by research workers. Organized tours through New York City's famed poultry markets will be offered free to attendees, guided to maximize educational value and ease of locating attractions, as noted by Dr Copeland.
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Universe radius estimated at 3 billion light-years
Astronomers estimate the universe has a radius of about 3,000 million light-years, with a light-year defined as roughly 5.8 trillion miles. This yields immense cosmic scales used in modeling expansion and structure.
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