Orchard Dreams and a Woman's Plan in Hard Times
Marian and Lon face financial ruin after Lansing flees with a loan. Marian proposes a step by step plan to build houses on the orchard land while Lon wrestles with loyalty, trust, and a flame of hope. She suggests earning money through work to realize Lon's dream and protect their future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel Casads
Waloul Creek
Hero
Marian
Lon
Anne
Ian
Norah Reilly
Weill
Cif
Norah
Lou
Eaton
Lan
Sahe
Bng
Washington
Baltimore
Golden Gate
Jeanne Bouman
Fragmentary Note Describes Red Tape Tying Cases
A reader describes a half inch thick red tape binding used to secure documents in multiple cases. The note likens this binding to standard official papers and hints at formal procedures.
Seud Omedy at Philp Mainwaring Broad Mead Right
A brief notice shows a poem style entry about Dan Thomas and a habitat scene at Philp Mainwaring Broad Mead Right. The text references a British embassy copyright by NEA Service Inc in 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Habitat of Philp Mainwaring Broadmead
British Embassy
Copiright
NEA Service Inc
Red tape reforms and archive reforms shape government files
Large scale re filing at the Veterans Bureau converts millions of tin tray records into modern flat files. Thousands of active cases move to 2500 filing cases freeing space and yielding small by products like window boxes from old tin trays. Other agencies cut annual Indian birth and death reporting to streamline records. Chief Justice and White House radio reports accompany a general reshaping of bureaucratic efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Thornton Washington
Ouritew
Veterans’ Bureau
Inv
Ana Trong
W C Black
Washington
Jsay
Navy Department
His
George III
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Arcinves
Indian Bureau
TWA
Supreme Court
Huces
Roccevelt
Oval Room
White House
Golden Bell
Af One
Houde
Women Champions Rise At National Tournament
Miss Helen Rohn and Miss Helen White win national women’s championship in August at Asbits Pak, with Miss Bonwit delivering a standout debut performance as partner in the six heart contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. EK. McKenney
American Bridges League
Asbirs Pak
Heler Rohn
Helen White
NATO
Tae Surore
Bridge Problem: Safe Play to Defeat Six Spades Contract
South opens six spades and declarer must find a plan after queen of hearts lead. Declarer clears clubs and diamonds to exhaust opponents, then unblocks hearts to force a West error and reach the fifth and twenty-fifth tricks, defeating the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boanwit
East
Mia Bonwit
West
Ladies Art Society meeting at St Pauls Church program
The Ladies Art Society of St Pauls Church met at the church with Mrs Harvey Wantz and Pauline Fox in charge. The program included a quartet Some One Is Praying For You and The End of the Road with various performers and a piano pieces by Thelma Hainer and others. A reading by Mrs Gro. Claybaugh and performances titled A New Pair of Shoes and Not My Own were listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Shriver
Margaret Eyle
Junior Hainer
Thelma Marnei
Reading
Gro
Claybaugh
Halloween Social Plans Amid Weekend Moves and Visits
A Mt. Joy Hainey council set a Halloween social in the hall for October 29 with members and families. Ruth Waybright left for Frederick City Hospital after a three week vacation with her parents. Luther Spangler Jr and Shipley families moved to new Gettysburg and local properties. Elisabeth Snider hosted dinner for Ruth Snider and Louella in Gettysburg. An aviation note warns exhaust heat prevents carburetor icing at high altitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartington Shriver
Hallowe'en
Barina Valantinia de Cerfaily
Maine
Mt. Joy
Hainey
St. Paul's Church
Ruth Waybright
Frederick City Hospital
John Weybright
Luther Spangler Jr
Winfield Hatner
Gettysburg
Shipley
John Hesson
Charles Meas
Baltimore
Ruth Snider
Harney
Cold weather ends attractions at fair
The fair recovered from a cold spell with crowds returning after a stretch of low attendance. Officials note substantial gains in daytime attendance and gate receipts thanks to favorable weather and strong participation by vendors and performers.
Local Fair Revenue Touted as Successful
Motter secretary treasurer says the society’s year-end fair was very successful and receipts were above last year’s. He notes funds will be tallied after books are reviewed to confirm profit amid an impressive event, with some uncertainty on the final amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sor
Carrduth
Lansing
West Stop
Tawal
Carleatum
Lon
YL Conley
Motter
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Omedy
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Ruthih
Mis
Jamen Wale
Diego
Demille
Acrack
Archer
Richfield Intl Agg NO
Lutu
Itebasaha
Aio
South
Sand Pqiwitu
Agaz
Deate
Frederick
Madeleine Carroll
Franchot Tone
Order of Woostroder
Bill Leight
Charlotte Bkrante
Viva Bruce tNe
Elisabeth Snider
Louella
Imperial Theater
Brunswick, Maryland
Mr Resinol
Bea
Parc Mage
Bundas Nique
Quy K. Motter
Trenagee
Thea
Shearer Mar Rch Laughton
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Maureen O'Sullivan
Katharine Alexander
Mroo
Jess Crawford
World Newe
Cec B. DeMille
Cleopatra
George O’brien
Ezra Buzzington
Barn Dance
Max Terhune
Hoosier
Billy Woods—Xylophonist
Winnie Lou
Sally
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