Craig family to star in New York radio broadcasts
The Craig family from Muncie Indiana selected by the Muncie Evening Press will visit New York for a series of 15 minute broadcasts starting next week. They will appear with experts in extemporaneous discussions of American life, hosted by WIZ NBC with Dr William Riley as guest of honor.
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New York
Craig Dminity
Muncie
Ind
Craigs
Muncie Evening Press
Wiz-Nbc
Willam J. Riley
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New Windsor Homemakers' Club Meetings and Local Visits
New Windsor Homemakers' Club met Monday at 7 30. Virginia Gates of Baltimore visited recently. Mrs W Cora Stouffer attended a Presbyterian Home board in Towson. Paul Smelser and wife of Cincinnati visited his mother then went to New York. Dorothy Hood took a two week vacation. Weekly donations to Presbyterian Eye Ear and Throat Hospital totaled 16 dollars and 15 dollars to Towson Home. Mrs J E Barnes hosted the Presbyterian church Missionary Society. November gathering at Mrs Lulu Smelser. Blue Ridge College Fine Arts Dept staged Harold Holmes exhibit. Rally Day at St Pauls M E church drew strong attendance. Margaret Robertson, recently from a Baltimore hospital, is now at her sister Mrs Wilbur Fleming’s home.
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New Windsor
Virginia Gates
Baltimore
W. Cora Stouffer
Presbyterian Home
Towson
Paul Smelser
Cincinnati
New York
Dorothy Hood
Presbyterian Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital
J. E. Barnes
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Lulu Smelser
Department of Fine Arts
Blue Ridge College
Harold Holmes
Wrenn
St. Paul's M. E
Margaret Robertson
Wilbur Fleming
Pierce on stamps marks unlikely rise to presidency
The piece recounts Franklin Pierce evolving from a young New Hampshire lawyer and state legislator to speaker, congressman, senator, and ultimately a president. It notes his early political ascent, later disillusionment in the Senate, returns to law, and eventual 1853 election as a Democratic candidate. The article is illustrated with a stamp from the new U S regular series AGEXTIRNE 1278. NEA Service, Inc.
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Franklin Bierce
New Hampshire
United States House of Representatives
Jackson
Senate
Pierce
Benton
Clay
Webster
Jong Pierce
Slaw
Concord
Alee
U.S. Senate
Tood
Polk
U. S
Agpextirne
NEA Service, Inc
Premium Winners at the Frederick Air Fair
The Frederick fair lists premium winners across marmalades and preserves, pickles, canned meats, linen work, cotton and plain sewing divisions. Names of winners include Mrs. Keefer Main, Miss Anna Derr, Miss Irene Williams, Miss Louise Kefauver, and many others across multiple classes. Awards cover first and second places with sums from $1 to $1.50 for various categories.
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Keefer Main
Rowtzahn
Levi Waskey
Grayson Dutrow
Harry Rice
A. E Baker
Helen Boyer
Evelyn Browning
Betty Sheeinghelm
Carro
Rice
H EL Summers
W. E. Burdette
Marilyn Shoemaker
N. MM. Derr
Anna Derr
Ronald Kling
Mabel Cecil
Anna Shaffer
Pearl Thomas
Margaret Summers
Mary Smith
C. A. Walter
Damsons
John Shaw
B. F. Engle
Pear
Marie Johnson
F. Russell Young
Peach
A. W. Condon
Jean Hall
Quince
Irene Williams
Ida Mercer
Clarence Howard
Ida Erker
Elsie Snook
W. S. Pettingall
Nellie O'Hara
Addie Haberkorn
Catherine Matthews
J. A. Frysinger
Geo. C. Myers
Earl Hill
Julius Lechner
Effie Lease
Harvey Miller
Grace Duvall
Pauline Brown
Jessie Hoover
Howard Harris
Eleanor Routzahn
Meredith Elworthy
Mary Crutchley
W. K. Perrs
Irma Bussard
Frederick Kottmger
Ida Eiker
Jacob Schmidt
F. J. Stull
M. R. Ogle
Nola Fogle
Doris Castle
Emory Biddinger
Allen van Fossen
Edgar van Fossen
Keefer Catsail
Carroll Harris
Thos. Kling
Alexander Gow, Jr
Albert Kefauver
Louise Kefauver
Thos
Art‘man
S. L. Shaffer
K. W. Hahn
K. w.Hahn
G. P.smith
Margaret Harley
Wilbur Baker
Paul Hoffmaster
M. HL Haupt
Alexander Gow
Helen Shafer
Edith Starner
W. K. Perry
Viola Ramsburg
Mary F. Selby
Helen Kussmaul
Robert Reifsnider
George Wine.brenner
Betty Herwig
Annie C. Daniels
Chas. E. Walker
Halian Hemstitching
Gilmore R Flautt
Guy W. Nusz
Frederick Kemp
Harriet Kreh
Hel Cram
Frances Null Webster
Harry Johnson
M. P Barton
John Geizendanner
Clarence Herwig
Romaine Baer
Reba Dutrow
Hilda Shaff
Howard Mayne
Exie Baker
Hester Culler
Robert Witter
FP. H. Beavers
Lola Miller
Ethel Krantz
Fred Brubaker
Wm. H. Minken
Wm Comer
Republican meeting in Franklin and Barrett districts
A Republican gathering is planned at eight o'clock Thursday night at the home of C. Ray Barnes for Franklin and Barrett districts. Local candidates and representatives from other districts are to attend, with Mrs. Walter Barnes and Mrs. Mary Davis visiting Westminster relations earlier in the week.
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Hampstead
Barbara Waltz
Lee Friddell
Suver Spring
Edgar Pickett
William Cover
Harry Ying“ling
Mechanicsville
Irvin Bohr
Charles Bohr
James Bohr
Washington, D.C
Elmer Jenkins
Charles Jenkins
Marcus Pickett
Eugene Pickett
Gaver
Airy
William Pickett
Joseph Pickett
W. F. Barnes
Frederick
Effie Grossville
Baltimore
Ebenezer Aid Society
Frank Hoffman
Westminster
Ollie Pickett
Edna Waltz
Ray F. Barnes
Ann S. Pickett
Mary Easton
Social notes recounting visits and gatherings
Miss Stella Shipley attended a gathering with about 75 people. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Carvin Seitz and their son Kenneth of Westminster, visiting Mr. and Mrs. John S. Barnes. Thelma Barnes of Westminster spent time with her parents. Irvin M. Bohr, Clara Barnes, and others visited Frederick. Multiple families from Westminster, Union Bridge, Eldersburg, Daysville, and Frederick hosted or visited at various homes including the Barnes, Pickett, and Conaway households.
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Stella Shipley
Carvin Seitz
Kenneth
Westminster
John S. Barnes
Thelma Barnes
Edward A. Barnes
Irvin M. Bohr
Clara Barnes
Frederick
Robert Haight
Luther Haight
Lou Ann
Sykesville
Edgar Pickett
George Conaway
George
Emil ‘Swanson
Woodbine Heights
Jacob Summers
Patrick Ann
William Pickett
Leslie Conaway
Leslie, Jr
Jeanjrene
Eldersburg
Joseph Pickett
Mary Davis
Walter S. Barnes
Social visits Across Middleburg and Bruceville Area
The community reports several visits and social calls: Sterling Les Calcett and family to Fairview hosts. George Delphy and family visit Feeserburg. Mrs. Bowers and Audrey spend time with Guy and Martha Simpson in Bruceville. Wilbur Delphy visits his mother. Shirley Johnson of Bruceville visits Frank Miller family. Oscar Winebrenner and Baltimore relatives visit Norval Johnson. David McDonnell and family from Gettysburg visit L. R. Kinsey’s home. Howard Welty and Olive Simpson visit near Taneytown and Bruceville.
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Middleburg
Sterling Les Callcett
Eva
Sheviin Jean
Frank Brufer
Virginia Stambaugh
Bark Hill
Steiner Englebrecht
Fairview
George Delphy
Feeserburg
Wilbur Delphy
David Bowers
Audrey
Guy Simpson
Bruceville
Martha Stitely
Robert Wilson
Shirley Johnson
Frank Miller
Oscar Winebrenner
Baltimore
Norval Johnson
Carroll Johnson
Margaret McKinney
David McDonnell
Gettysburg
L. R. Kinsey
New Use For Pretzels In Cheese Ball Crusts
Pretzel crumbs are proposed as a tasty coating for small cheese balls served with salads or as appetizers. Heat pretzels about five minutes in a moderately hot oven, cool, then roll into crumbs. The note adds Finland is called the land of a thousand lakes.
Pimples Cost Her Job Ad Claims Quick Skin Relief
An ad asserts a job loss due to a pimply disfigured face while praising Peterson's Ointment for quick relief. It markets the product as a remedy for itchy pimples eczema and skin blemishes with a money back guarantee and a 35 cent price at druggists.
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Peterson
Dining Zoom Candles Article Note
The guidance warns against placing candles on the dining room table unless they provide needed light. Light the candles only just before guests arrive to avoid unnecessary ambiance.
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Mousebold Department
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Doll’s Jewelry Store
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Quaker City
North Market Street
Winfield
Kemsberg
Bradley Bowman
Mary Louise
Union Bridge
Jare
J. H. Bowman
Maryland General Hospital
E. J. Walden
Laurel
Virginia Myers
Gloria Fleagle
Janet
Raymond Johnson
Ralph Les Callcett
Daysville
Charles Sherman
Earl Rakestraw
Paul Sampson
Earl Hakestraw
Frank Rentre
Edwina Bowman
Helen Sherman
Thelma Stitely
Reta
Glenn Stambaugh Ami
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Fannie Dukebart
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