Seniors Win Lass Day Events at Hood College Campus Day
The Senior class topped the Campus Day contest with 84 points at Hood College on Saturday. Alumnae and city visitors attended as juniors, sophomores, and freshmen followed in points with prizes awarded for original song, music, costumes, and theme. Rachel McKinley Heathedsville, Md, led as alumnae president. Dr Henry I Stahr announced results at the luncheon in the Y hut, where 172 members attended.
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Eathedsville
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Margaret Hunt
Mother Goose
Decorated Event By Mrs Sam Maples And Mrs Delaplaine
Storm Miss Floasie Cain and several women including Mrs H Lavier Michael Mrs Clifford Yinger Miss Virginia Dutrow and Mrs J D Dave participated in an event. Attractive decorations were arranged by Mrs Sam W Maples and Mrs William T Delaplaine.
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H |Lavier Michael
Clifford Yinger
Virginia Dutrow
J D Dave
Sam W Maples
William T Delaplaine
Can Social and Fire Company Notes From Taneytown
Taneytown notices report Grace Reformed Church Christian Endeavor holds its annual can social on Monday evening October 28 at 745 pm with committees led by Mary Shriver Murray Baumgardner and Luciesa Benkard. Fire Company minutes note two new members elected and one fire call answered at October meeting with guests at a Riverside Camp Halloween party and various local social updates across Baltimore and surrounding areas.
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Murray Baumgardner
Luciesa Benkard
Ruth Stambaugh
Edward Reid
Anne Koutz
Pete Shriner
Emma Rogers
William Simplson
Ray Shrines
Mar Shrer Cather
Geran Bates
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M Ann Die Kennen
Frederick area auto dealer update lacks clear facts
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Albaugh Chevrolet Sales and a Frederick reference but provides no coherent event, date, or outcome. No identifiable persons, organizations, or concrete details to summarize into a factual item.
Serv-U Save-U Cooking School Opens Tuesday
The fourth annual Serv U Save U Cooking School opens tomorrow in Calvary Methodist Church Parish Hall under Mrs Rich. Local organizer Mrs Man A Rich, a noted food lecturer, will oversee demonstrations by Mrs Rich from 2 to 4 each day through Friday. Prizes will be awarded daily to holders of lucky numbers. no admission charge.
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Corn Producte Sales Co
Berg-U Save-U
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E B Measall
Federal drive targets poultry racketeering in markets
A nationwide Federal campaign against poultry racketeering was launched in Washington with aims to curb unfair marketing practices in New York City. Acting under amendments to the Parkers and Stockyards Act, Secretary Wallace placed New York and Jersey City markets under Federal supervision to ensure better producer prices and fairer consumer costs. Live poultry handlers in seven markets were ordered to obtain licenses from the Secretary of Agriculture by November 25.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Creomulsion Ad Urges Early Cough Warning
A vintage advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a quick remedy for coughs chest colds and bronchial irritation. It claims the product reaches the seat of trouble aids nature to soothe inflamed membranes expels germ laden phlegm and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied from the first dose.
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Preaching Mission At Droueas Memorial Episcopal Church
Beginning Friday October 20 a preaching mission will be held at Droueas Memorial Episcopal Church with nightly speakers. On Sunday October 27 a sermon by Rev Ray Homer Brown will close the mission. The Woodberry Ave church hosts a sacred musical program followed by a reception hosted by the Official Board with refreshments in the Ladies Aid.
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Duc Sas Owl
Raysmond Homer Broan
Moe Hurch
Town notices and social updates mixed with quake disaster report
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