Columbus Day Dinner Highlights Maryland Catholic History
Rev. Fr. Landrigan spoke at St. John's Council Columbus Day banquet in Howl Fred elite oy Heylor, Cumberland. He traced Maryland Catholic history from colonial times to 1771 and described early church building, schooling by Jesuits, and prominent figures like Rev. Fr. Dubois and Roger Browse Tansy. He noted churches, colleges, and cemeteries connected to Frederick County Catholic community.
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Saul
Frede
Landrigan
Rock Creek
Linzanore
Maryland
Urbana
North Market
John Dubbois
Roger Browse Tansy
Susiname Court of the
United States
Joseph South
Dubois
Mary's College
St. E
Emmittsburg
Magndshop
All Church
Durlin
Ireland
New York
Eccleston
Baltimore and Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
John McElmy
Radio Schedule Fray Highlights Oct 13 Friction
A long fragment outlines an October 13 radio schedule across NBC networks with region lists for East Midwest Northwest and Pacific Coast. It notes program times and titles such as Mix Sketch The Wizard of Oz and The First Nighter plus orchestras and singers.
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Basi
Nbc-Weaf
Weaf
Rtf
Wiba
Weoe
Kfyr
Erect
Cfet South
Wrra
Kgu
Eaat
Tam
East
Tom Mix
Midwest
Betty Boog
Meyer Davis & Orchestra
Ralph Kirbery
Sariton O C
Harry Sosnick
Carlow Molina
Residents and visitors move among towns in Westminster area
Windsor to New Windsor notices show W G Barnes selling business and property to Marry Mitten and moving to Like street Westminster. Harry Whitmore and family relocate from Beltimore to H L Welch residence near town. Mr and Mrs Devilbiss visit Baltimore kin. Grover Arnold and family, and M Lambert family, Baltimore visitors. Margaret Banglar resumes duties at Woman's Hospital Baltimore after months at home. Kenneth Bord attends Charlotte Hall Academy. World’s Fair attendee Philip Snader son of Smith Snader. Sterling Gotsuch and Bill visit Earl Lante family. Edward Little and son Edward visit Amos Fritz at Westminster. Alverta Brown visits daughter P B Roop in Union Bridge.
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New Windsor
W. G . Barnes
Mitten
Likestreet
Westminster
Harry Whitmore
Beltimore
Hsve
H. L. Welch
Town
H. H
Kenneth Bord
Charlotte Hall Academy
Grover Arnold
Lambert
Smith Lambert
Melvin, Baltmore
M. Lambert
Margaret Bnglar
Woman's Hospital
Baltimore
A Smith Snader
Philp
Chicago
Stering Gotsuch
Bille
Earl Lante
Edward Little
Edward
Amos Fritz
Alverta Brown
P. B Roop
Unon Bridge
Dinner guests list traces Harney area visitors
Harney Oct 12 Mr and Mrs John Harner hosted dinner with Doris Conover and other guests. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Harner Sr Mr and Mrs John Harner Lattlestown Gettysburg Taneytown and Taneytown area residents. Both Arlene Claybargh and sister Mrs LeGore visited in Taneytown with relatives. Several Kump family members, Benner, and Mrs Kump attended a Women’s Missionary convention in Taneytown with Mrs Natt Miss Snyder and Miss Snider participating in sessions.
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Joseph Kelly
Allen Kelly
East Berlin
Harvey Wanigz
Joseph Wante
Willam Kump
Walter Kump
Howard Kump
Hamey
Amon
George Kump
Alesia
Benner
Women's Missionary Convention
Taneytown
Clarence Natt
Mary Snyder
Ruth Snider
Liquid laxatives rise as safer cure for constipation
A doctor warns that harsh laxatives drain the system and harm the liver and kidneys while advocates shift to liquid forms. Medical men and thousands endorse Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, claiming regular bowel movement in weeks with proper dosing and gradual reduction, urging readers to read labels and avoid habit forming drugs.
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Ahi “Huayeus Wikie
Dr. Caldwell
Fisherman Leads Pioneers Toward Indian Costume Plot
In a cluttered scene aboard a boat, Dotty and Scouty react to a fish meal shortage as Walt tries to reassure Sean and plan a cabin visit. Gordy, eager yet wary, agrees to follow and share plans to outfit and paint faces for an imagined act, while FRA questions the scheme and the group contemplates their next move.
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Walt
Sean
Dansy
Hanne
Unclear dialogue finds playful misreadings in rough text
A fragmented passage shows characters Taudre and Dotty exchanging greetings with a joke about staying warm. The garbled line includes names ASM Woes ONLY lad and Coppy sagan, with tense humor and scattered phrases, suggesting a playful but unreadable scene.
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Taudre
Dotty
Coppy Sagan
War Dance by The Tribe Cited in 1933 NEA Service Note
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a tribe performing a war dance and the phrase to stand still until the speaker is through. The date suggests a 1933 era feature from NEA Service. Content is incomplete and lacks full context or named locations.
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Sogat
NEA Service, Inc
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Fr. Landrigan
Galeti
McElroy
Br Landrigan
Ani
Georgetown Universy
Ube
Holy Cross College
Worcester
St. John’s Cemeter
East Third Street
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WABC
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Wip
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Wisy
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Wibm
Kabe
Kmox
Wowo
Canada
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Whp
Wibw
Wfea
Wore
Whce
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Chac
Okie — West
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Woam
Wdod
Kira Wree
Wlac
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Wtoc
Keld
Wre
Kirh
Ktsa
Waco
Wiat
Wdbi
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Weah
Wmbd
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Webt
Mountain
Kvor
COAST
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Kire
Kvi
Kenkwe Kern
Kdb
Kgemb Cent
Vera van
Sorgs
Jack Armstrong
Brusilotis Orch
Enoch Light Orch
Agecors
Harries
Harries Gruise
Eddie Dooley
Dack Armstrong
Chile
Jack Denny
Wabe
AL. Kaltenborm
Myrt & Mirge
Bill
Cacy Orches
Juxie
O'Hare Orches
Quartet & Creches
Rasp Orch
Orchen
Bks
Beake Carter
The
Happy Sakers
the Collegians
Edwin C. Hill
Team—Divte
Organaution
Kevin St. Cobb
Alexander Woollcott
Barlow Symphony
Ha- Ayrt
Marge
Isham
NBC
WJZ
Wehy Hyw
Wren
Wiax
Wila
Wsh
Paul
Alee
Ony
Henry King
Lowell Thomas
Amos 'N
Andy
Treasure Island
Slack
Shutta
O'Keefe
Red Davis
West
Ml Stee
Auto Eio
Reggie Child
Gale Calloway
Maxime Lowe
Gan
St. John's
William J. Kane
John Danton
Christopher Columbus
America
Knights of Columbus
Donson
William ©. Kelly
Brunswick
William Nelligan
Randallstown
William J. Grove
Lime Bila
Harry Kennedy
Alvert
Ritchie
William B. Leichert
Jono Donlan
T. L Skrzynski
Frederick
Philip L. Farrell
Libbertytown
Wes
Whales
L. P. Landrigan
Cumberland
Walter Read
Thurmont
Charles F. Troxell
Roy E. Baker
A. W. Eckenrode
George C.thompson
Jacob E Baker
Emmuttsburg
Michael J. Croghan
Ernest P. Kennedy
Harry J. Lephert
James E. Doll
Francis L. Kennedy
George ©. Crum
Charles B. Staley
C. F. Hartley
Harry M. Whisner
Allen Sherald
Joseph F Byenhauer
Louis A. Lather
Walter F. Zeigler
N. Wilson Aubrey G. Davis
William E. Hendrkson
George RoaRa
Thomas J. Walsh
James M. Gannon
N John
Vienna
TE Champign
Sayonet
Uts
Weigh State
Bank of Personal Service
Windsor
Harney
Gordy
Disherman
Tleei
Geo
Rodock & Son Fifth Bt
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NRA
Armour
Tost
Oleomar
Garine Pound
Swift
SUDS
Norway
California
Aunt Lucy
Potomac
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Nate Nia
Maine
Pillsbury
Calif
Chipso
Axener
del Monte
ASCO
Victor Coffee
Oma
Florida
Frederick and Kinky
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