Future Farmers Talk At Kiwanis Meeting
Two Frederic Hugh School students spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon report on Japanese beetles and farm record keeping The election committee prepared a ticket for the November 1 annual club vote with Keller Coblentz as leaders and multiple directors named Guests included Claude Crandall F G Colburn and Arthur Ahalt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Frederic Hugh School
Frederick
George Knit
Route 4
Maryland
Marion Hoffman
Rou
Arthur Ahalt
Frederick High School
Louis L Wilson
William T. Delaplane
Wilam M Storm
Parsons Newman
Jesse B. Anders
Ging J Keller
Albert M. Coblentz
Francis B Sappington
Ernest Berger
Mixed Reactions to Hamilton Farm Program Statement
Washington October 18 A statement by John D M Hamilton Republican national chairman that the administrations farm program had collapsed drew mixed reactions today Several Democratic members of Congress dissented sharply Others said the crop control program failed to accomplish its purpose and new farmer relief would be needed Hamilton told a Montpelier Ohio farm belt audience that price declines over the past year showed the program had broken down Democratic senators urged him to compare farm income with the Hoover era Senator Pepper challenged Hamilton to present a clear plan Senator Borah while agreeing the program had collapsed questioned his attack on Secretary Wallace subsidy proposals.
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Washington
John D. M. Hamalton
Congress
Hamilton
Montpelier
Ohio
Pepper
Florida
Borah
Idaho
Wallace
United States
Spending Millions to Relieve Piles
An advertisement notes that over a million dollars yearly is spent on remedies for piles while thousands suffer. It touts Peterson's Ointment for quick relief from itching, selling 35¢ for a small tin or 60¢ for a tube with a rubber nozzle and offers a refund if not satisfied.
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Peterson
Virginia Youth Star Farmer at American Royal Show
Hunter Roy Greenlaw of Falmouth Virginia, a 21 year old farming 435 acres once owned by George Washington near the Rappahannock site, was named star farmer of America for 1933 at the American Royal Livestock and Horse Show. He earns a 500 dollar prize and top honors among 171000 Future Farmers of America members, with the national convention spanning the stock show. After his father’s death five years ago he took charge of the bottom lands farm near the Washington crossing legend location.
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Kansas City
Roy Greenlaw
Falmouth
George Washington
Star Farmer of America
American Royal Livestock and Horse Show
Future Farmers of America
Young Greenlaw
Bottomlands
Washington
Rappahannock River
Windsor groups build social push and fall events
New Windsor Presbyterians formed a Windsor Guild led by Mrs. John Ross Hays to promote sociability and church work. They planned a bake sale and a Halloween party as upcoming activities. The New Windsor Homemakers Club met with 19 members and two visitors, singing several songs, while Mrs. Randall Spoerlein reported on the tri county meeting and shared histories of The Sweetest Story Ever Told and Home Sweet Home.
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New Windsor
The
Presbyterian Church
Europe
Randall Spoerlein
Home Sweet Home
Fred Yohn
New Windsor P. A
Williamsburg News Briefs Highlight Crashes and Visits
In Williamsburg Virginia a car skid caused a serious accident injuring Mrs Schatt who suffered a broken bob and a head injury and never regained consciousness while Dr Sebatt was not seriously hurt. New Windsor ladies joined a Carroll County historic homes pilgrimage including Mrs Co E Nusbaum Mrs Raymond Brown Mrs Mary Crawmer Mrs Daniel Engiar Mrs Rega Meyers Mrs M D Red Mrs Pearl Benedict and Miss Iny Foxuler. Miss Margaret Robertson recovering at her aunt’s home after hospital stay. The navy Society of the Brethren Church held a quilting at Mrs Berkley Bowman’s home with Pendleton and daughter Theodosia Catonsville visiting Mrs Herbert Getty. John Baile of Baltimore visited his parents here.
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Lliamsburg
Schatt
Sebatt
New Windsor
Carrollounty
Robert Gaddiss
Co. E Nusbaum
Raymond Brown
Mary Crawmer
Daniel Engiar
Rega Meyers
M D Red
Pearl Benedict
Aliss Iny Foxuler
Margaret Robertson
Woomer
Navy Society of the Brethren Church
Berkley Bowman
Rs. Pendleton
Theodosia
Catonsville
Herbert Getty
John Baile
Baltimore
Germantown PTA Meeting Highlights Local Visits
Germantown The Germantown P T A met Tuesday at the school with remarks on recent visits. Mrs Elizabeth Lenhar and Mrs Charles Gue hosted guests. Dr. William Benson is ill at home. Miss Virginia Dorsey returned from Gattersburg and Miss Carrol Brown visited Kensington. The Neelsville church Missionary Society met at Mrs William Waters home with ten members and one visitor. plans were made for the November 3 banquet and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
P T. A
Elizabeth Lenhar
F.C. Amarth
Charles Gue
Clifford Gue
Washington
C H Browning
Vanprsty Wehsire
William Benson
Virginia Dorsey
William Dorsey
Gatthersburg
Carrol Brown
Kensington
G. G. Kendahl
Laytonsville
George Grimes
Harry Anglesbee
Missionary Society of the
Neelsville
William Waters
Eugene Waters
Local Social Notes From Damascus Md Area
Mrs Cleveland Byatt returned from Sibley Memorial Hospital Washington improved. Mr Louis Harrower of Washington was a weekend guest of Mr J Willis Bagby Jr. Mrs Byrtle Bates hosted honor of her sister Mrs Lola Burdette Peoria Ill. Guests included Mrs Vivian Burdette, Mr and Mrs Vincent Day, Misses Mary Lee Watkins Helen and Dorothy Burdette. Messrs Willis Bagby Jr John R Weld James K Day.
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Damascus
Cleveland Byatt
Sibley Memorial Hospital
Washington
Louis Harrower
J. Willis Bagby, Jr
Byrtle Bates
Lola Burdette
Peoria
Vivian Burdette
Vincent Day
Mary Lee Watkins
Helen
Dorothy Burdette
Willis Bagby
John R. Weld
James K. Day
Farm Bureau meeting held at James E Ferrell residence
A Farm Bureau group discussion convened Tuesday evening at the home of James E Ferrell near Petersville. Two more meetings are planned for this month on October 24 and October 25, both evenings. Hebrew is noted as one of Palestine's official languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
James E Ferrell
Petersville
Palestine
Hyattsville and area social notes noted in October report
Hyattsville and surrounding communities report visits from relatives and friends including Mr and Mrs Frank Wheatley of Catonsville and Mr and Mrs C Russell Sturphy of Washington. Members of the Ladies Arts Society gathered at the Christian church for October, and the Hyattstown Volunteer Fire Department purchased an ambulance while the Rescue Squad assisted the ill.
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J J Rippeon
Roy Watkins
Mes
Clifford Crum
Charlie | Crum
Edward Miles
Elizabeth Miles
Charles Linthicum
Mir
Earl Payne
3Rd Ramer
Horine
Gilbert Dudrow
Hyattsville
Elizabeth Horine
Washington
M.E Church
W W. Cecil
Hyattstown Volunteer Fire Department
Runion
Local Family Update From Sandy Spring Area
Mr and Mrs Robert Price visited his mother Mrs Lucy Price Sunday. The family notes a patient at Sandy Spring hospital with a broken leg after being struck by a car a month ago.
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Sandy Spring Hospital
Robert Price
Lucy Price
Social Guests and Birthday Celebrations in Washington Area
Comus Comus Md and Mrs Joseph Haren with Miss Dorothy Storning were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Rus avi Krina. Mr W Brown hosted Elizabeth Ranmeberger of Adamstoup Strand Ate. Forrest Thom sem of Wasangton Mn and Wi Renstats at Mins Maude Effsutt of Bethesda were dinner guests of Al and Mrs Wos Madges. Mr Coo O Holtland celebrated his birthday on Thursday. Wes Forrest Kinna of Washington were guests of Mr and Mrs Carson Ward. Mrs Hadd Kinna visited friends in Ballimere. Mrs Geo Holland Mrs Earle Holland and Miss Nettie Lee Holland were luncheon guests of Mrs D L Carnes of Crestwenl Freendstup Heights. Mrs MoM Mossburg and Mrs Lee Dickson of Barnesville were afternoon guests of Mrs Edward Marwell. Mr John A Dillehay, who has Layce itty about the pst toi ung, is greatly improved.
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Joseph Haren
Dorothy Storning- Mar
Washington
Rusavi Krina
W Brown
eeAly
Wes Forrest Kinna
Carson Ward
Hadd Kinna
Friends
Ballimere
Geo © Holland
Earle Holland
Nettie Lee Holland
D L Carnes
Crestwenl
Freendstup Heights
Mom. Mossburg
Lee Dickson
Barnesville
Edward Marwell
John A Dillehay
Itty Alout
Local Notes on Visits and Social Calls
New Market residents report Mr C A Lawrence Downey’s return from Bon Secours Hospital in Baltimore. Guests included Mr and Mrs John W Howser and Miss Anne Howser of Lanham and Alr C Philip Howser, secretary of the Charlotte NC baseball club, at Mrs Olive W Sponseller and Mr George Sponseller’s home. Also, Mr Lee Kindley of Western Maryland College spent the weekend with his parents. Additional visits featured Rev Fill of Washington, Mr and Mrs Wilbur Watkins, Jamie Cider Grove, and Mr Leather Wood of Carroll County visiting Mr and Mrs E Grimes. Mr and Mrs Edward Lightner and son along with Mr and Mrs Grayson Stevens and Sally of Frederick, and Mr Edgar Stevens of Maryland Institute were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs C T Stevens. Mr Clarence Scheel of Philadelphia is visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs G Scheel. Mr and Mrs J William Hows er of Lanham spent the weekend.
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Wilbur Fleming
Frederick
J. R. Hays
Emmitsburg
Joseph L. Engler
Mary Engler
Baltimore
Daniel E. Engler
Dodderer
Mary Graybill
Ira Whitemi
M.D Reid
Thurmont
Jack Thompson
Western Maryland College
George P. B Englar
John J. John
Katharine Lester Schaft
Schaft
Blue Ridge College
New Market
Lawrence Downey
Bon Secours Hospital
John W Howser
Anne Howser
Lanham
Philip Howser
Charlotte, N.C
Olive W. Sponsetter
Geo. W. Sponseller
Lee Kindley
Ali
OQ. M. Kindley
Fill
Washington
Wilbur Watkins
Jamie
Cider Grove
Leather Wood
Carroll County
E . Grimes
Edward Lightner
Grayson Stevens
Sally
Edgar Stevens
Maryland Institute
C. T Stevens
Clarence Scheel
Philadelphia
Dinner guests span several families in New Windsor
The text lists multiple households visiting and staying with relatives including Mr and Mrs Edwin Hof of New Windsor hosting Christine Falconer Hoff Kin and other kin, with references to extended family visits and weekend stays across Baltimore and Frederick areas.
Family Socials Highlight Grace Church Notes
Washington visitors spent Thursday evening with Sir and Mrs Wilbur Carson at Adamstown. The Guild of Grace P E church reports 1932 turkey production and upcoming home event. Officers elected for the ensuing year include President Mrs E P Roop and Vice President Miss Margaret Hopkins.
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Washington
Margaret Harrell
Mass
D. Hopkins
Sirs
E. P. Roop
Margaret Hopkins
May Harrell
Mass M
Jane Downey
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Kiwanis Meeting
Cink
Storm & Shipley Market & Second
Virginia
U. S. Farmer
Aiccert & Mrexs Tosacca Co
Chesterfield
Hyattstown
Myr
W .V. Burdette
Frank * Wheatley
C Russell Sturphy
Mirs Gertrude Murphy
Traviseh Carlisle
Hyattstow Moe
Jod Lintheun
Siis
Rere
WE Falconer
LeRoy Hoff
Carl Kin
Christine
Edwin Hof
Arnold Stewrs
le Roy Hoff
Jesse Burrall
Hershman
Norman Lease
Bens Mectiny
Crimen of the
Brethren
Wastin
Ami Alr
Cass Eaves
Mulluk Pao
Sarah Dorsey Grubb
Mealex
Hae M Glanviie
Margaret Sr
Frederck
Stonerao
Elbert Charity
Sophia
Eaberia
BAYER
Paul Whiteman
George Gracie Burns Allen
AHC B S
Eddie Dooley
N. B.C
Hagerstown Fair
Quaker City
North Market Street
Dvnami
Sacksonville
M. & M. Travel Bureau
Fayette Strait
Merchants & Miners Line
Bob
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Burkitts
Brunswick
Galles
Prederick
Tyrconnel Farms
Milo
Carmelia
Astrologue
Langeis
Guernsey
Duntyalke Magcles
Lord
Imp
Sweet Margre
Des Galhenes
Dunwalke
Victoria Valentine
Valentine Golden Noble
Imp Sucet Wace
Des Gallicanes
Fanny
Golden Noble
Old- Street
la Fleurs
Blanchette
Donwalke Golden Noble
Jewell
Donwalke Brilliant
Jewel
Syracuse
Roger A. Derby
Glenn Trout
RL. Kelly
CHASE
Scoop
Berger’s
N. Market St
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