Yellow Springs Band Banquets Celebrate Half Century Milestone
A Friday night Yellow Springs Band rehearsal hall celebration marked the 50th anniversary of the Yellow Springs Band and the 45th birthday of director Charles C. T. Stull. Surprise honors included an engraved Elgin watch after a long service record. a history of the band traced its origins to Granville Stull and local founders. The event highlighted five decades of leadership, personnel changes, and the band’s evolution from the Yellow Springs Cornet Band to the current Yellow Springs Concert Band.
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Yellow Springs
Charles C. T. Srull
Afr. Stull
Stull
War
George L. Twentey
Granville F. Stull
Charlesville
Mr. Stull
Enterprise
Daniel Wastler
William W. Wastler
George Wastler
C. Spencer Stull
Dennis M. Zimmerman
John L. Dutrow
David Wastler
William H. Cannon
Albert L. Harley
William Keyser
David V. Crabbs
Roger G. Harley
David Shankle
Burkhart’s
Frederick Fair
Granville Stull
Charles A. Feage
W. Wastier
S. Fenton Harris
Charles C. T. Stull
Mr. Harris
Braddock Heights
New
Stuil
Albert Harris
Piney
Twentey
Edgar Mariz
James Grove
Edwin Creeger, Jr
Robert Grove
Herman Hauver
Viola Fisher
Margaret Stull
Baylor U_ Crist
William Thomas
Charles Hartis
George L. Tweatey
G_ Chester Stull
Charles Full, Jr
Theodore Sundergill
G. Chester Stull
Francis Staley
Wilson Fisher
Makes Large Purchase To Increase Local Herd
Daniel E. Wight bought thirty four cows and two year olds to bolster Monocacy Farms at Brandy Rock Farms Brandy Va in a sale of purebred Aberdeen Anguss. About 150 animals sold at an average near 90 dollars per head. F P Prettyman was a major buyer taking back 17 three year olds and 10 two year olds to Summerville. Virginia Aberdeen Anguss Association members sold 45 head of registered cows and bulls at Warrenton Va with females averaging 251 dollars.
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Daniel E. Wight
Brandy Rock Farms
Brandy
F. P. Prettyman
Summerville
Virginia Abereen-Angus Association
Warrenton
Advertising magic in American homes and industry
Short Talks on Advertising compares Hindu fakirs to modern American kitchens, noting electric roasters, refrigerators, washers, and household devices as everyday marvels. It explains how advertising drives demand, enabling mass production, lower costs, and widespread use of labor saving appliances, boosting comfort and happiness.
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Tropics
Plan CCC Camp In National Park Site In Harpers Ferry
Plan to establish a national historic site in Harpers Ferry area as a three state project West Virginia Virginia and Maryland. Congress man Jennings Randolph announces possible transfer of a CCC camp to Harpers Ferry for work and engineer Mr Cloud signals strong WV support. The 1300 to 1500 acre site would include Maryland Heights Fort Duncan Loudoun Heights Bolivar Heights Robert Harper steps Jefferson's Rock arsenals and other historic spots.
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Berpers Ferry
W Va
Harpers Ferry National Historic Site
West Virginia
Cloud
West Virginia Conservation Commission
Henry T. McDonald
Storer College
Harpers Ferry
Randolph
Conservation Commissions
Maryland Heights
Fort Duncan
Loudoun Heights
Virginia
Bolivar Heights
Robert Harper
Jefferson’s Rock
Arsenals
O Dunne Dismisses Suit Over Tydings Campaign Expenditures
Judge Eugene O Dunne in Baltimore dismissed a petition challenging Senator Millard Tydings campaign expenditures and ruled Section 187 of the Corrupt Practices Act unconstitutional as an absurd overreach. The decision declared the provision invalid for creating a court of record to merely report alleged irregularities. The statute allowed defeated candidates or ten voters to file petitions within 30 days after an election to trigger court review.
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Baltimore
Eugene Odunne
Millard
O'Dunne
Superior Court of
Clerk Closes Deal Over Shoes Told By Head
Ralph Head, a shoe clerk, notes the customer praised none of the pairs tried. The customer quips that Head’s own shoes are the ones he wants. Head agrees to sell them, and the sale is completed with the clerk wearing his own shoes.
Sale of cattle highlights top price for General Georgius
The sale totaled 423 dollars with an average animal price of 272 dollars. Top lot was General Georgius of Creswell, bought by J B Hodges of Charlottesville Virginia for 1200 dollars. The bull is a half brother to Monocacy Farms sire Gene Cleric of Creswell.
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General Georgius of
Creswell
J. B. Hodges
Charlottesville
Monocacy Farms
Gene Cleric
Miller Erdman Wedding Rites at Burkittsville
Miss Erdman will wear a velvet crownless hat with bronze chrysanthemum flowers in a Burkittsville ceremony. Bridesmaids in fuchsia velvet gowns carry yellow blooms. Best man Richard Gourley. ushers include Dodds Slagle Wells and Hightman. After the reception, the couple sails to Bermuda via New York. Miss Erdman taught at Walkersville High. Miller is a metallurgist with an aluminum company in Pittsburgh.
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T. Edward Dodds
Pittsburgh
Bramwell Magada
Frederick
Helen Coblentz
Middletown
Elizabeth Flock
Myersvile
Richard A. Gourley
New York City
H. C. Slagle
David E. Wells
College Park
Garland V. Hightman
Burkittsville
New York
Bermuda
Erdman
Middletown High School
Susquehanna University
Selinsgrove
Walkersville High School
Pete
Miller
New Kensington High School
Cornell University
University Club
Aero Club
Flyers
Pittsburgh Aluminum Corporation
inNew Kensington
Pound of Bacon for 18 Minutes Labor
A survey shows an average American must work 18 minutes for a pound of bacon, while English workers would spend 45 minutes, Germans 89 minutes, and Belgians 156 minutes. A full market basket requires 142 hours of American labor, with foreign equivalents far lower or higher.
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Sunkist
Equine Sleeping Sickness Estimates Storm Missouri 1938
Missouri state veterinarian Dr. H. E. Curry projects an epidemic of equine sleeping sickness will kill about 2500 horses and mules in Missouri during 1938. The estimate highlights the severity facing rural farms and stockmen statewide.
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H. E. Curry
Missouri
Simpson Couple Marks Golden Wedding in Vindban Springs
Mr and Mrs Simpson of Vindban Springs celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Saturday October 13. Their children hosted a reception at the couple’s home to honor the milestone.
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Simpson
Vindban Springs
Jefferson Club Meets at Mrs Remsburg Home
The Jefferson Woman's Club gathered at the home of Mrs Luther Rems burg on October 20 with nineteen members and one visitor. The president Mrs Luther Bussard presided. Members attended poems and songs while plans were made for a December food sale. Next meeting set for November 10 at Miss Evelyn Horine with Miss Williams to demonstrate color scheme pictures.
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Jefferson Club
Jefferson Woman's Club
Luther Remsburg
Niineteen
Vistor
Luther Bussard
Silver Moon
Airs
Luther Restsbury
Mary Kotte
Myrtle Shaif
Public City
Mary Culler
Ruth Dade
Edgar Thomas
Remsburg
Mollie Hine
Calvin Fry
Evelyn Horine
Former Frederick Man Is Given Two Years
Oscar Miller of Hagerstown a former Frederick resident was convicted of Mann Act violations and sentenced by Judge William C Coleman to two years in a federal penitentiary He was ordered deported after serving the term Irene Wittington and James Brown received two year sentences concurrent in related indictments The Wittington and Brown aided Miller in transporting two women from Roanoke Virginia to Hagerstown for immoral purposes Miller once ran the Evergreen Point beer parlor near Frederick and faced earlier local charges over an alleged assault on a girl A parachute jumper killed at Augusta Georgia sent a telegram to his father promising to quit barnstorming after the show
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Oscar Miller
Hagerstown
Frederick
William C. Coleman
United States District Court
Baltimore
Miller
Irene Wittington
James Brown
Wittington
Brown
Mille
Roanoke
Evergreen Point
Georgetown
Buckeystown
Women Voters Predominate In Three Precincts Across City
Frederick county shows three precincts with a female majority for the first time, reflecting registration shifts as women outnumber men in Walkersville and several central and northeast precincts. White and colored registrations rise overall, with urban areas showing larger gains. Urbana remains an exception with a mixed tally.
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Frederick
Walkersville
Somme
Alomad
Urbana
Frederick 1
To Hauvers
Woodsboro
Thurmont
Blue Ribbon Winners Named from County 4-H Clubs
Blue Ribbon winners among the Girls 4-H Clubs of the county were announced at the Frederick Fair in multiple classes. Awards listed cover foods and clothing exhibits with names and towns for each prize, including Middletown, Lewistown, Walkersville, Petersville, Adamstown, Buckeystown, and New Market.
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Frederick Fair
Esther Holter
Middletown
Dorothy Burrier
Lewistown
Janet Coblentz
Midddletown
Connie Keatsburg
Marianna Derr
Kathleen Buhr Iman
Evelyn Brownling
New Market
Farr
Mary E. Plummer
Adamstown
Dolly Wilhide
Walkersville
Frances Coblentz
Mae Clem
Kathleen Buhrman
Glenna Remsburg
Jane Grams
Buckeystown
Janet Nicodemus
Connie Remsburg
Kathleen
Buhrman
Peggy Himes
Janet Cob- Jentz
Gist
Kathryn Ahalt
Petersville
Martha Mary Wirts
Philippine Island pythons among world’s largest snakes
The reticulated pythons of the Philippine Islands are the largest snakes in the world, often attaining lengths over 30 feet.
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Philippine Islands
Nice Praises Jackson as Intrigue Victim in Maryland
Baltimore Mayor Howard W. Jackson, defeated in the Democratic gubernatorial primary, receives defense from Republican Governor Harry W. Nice who denounces alleged political bank and intrigue by Attorney-General Herbert R. O Connor and his backers. Nice portrays Jackson as a friend yet predicts O Connor will lose.
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Belair
Howard W. Jackson
Baltimore
Harry W. Nice
Herbert R. O'Conor
Nice
Howard Bruce
O'Conor
Jackson
O’conor
Lamb Consumption Concentrated in Northeast Area
A memorandum from College Park Maryland notes that nearly two thirds of U S lamb consumption occurs in the Washington DC area and east of Pittsburgh with less than 3 percent of the national lamb crop produced there. Dr DeVoe Meade of the U S Department of Agriculture explains regional eating patterns and gives figures on lamb carcass weights and typical roast portions.
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College Park
United States
Washngton
Pittssorgh
U. S
DeVoe Meade
Maryland
Meade
KF Warner
Uae
US Department of Agriculture
Tasty Dishes Include Cold Roast Lamb Sandwich Fillers
The article notes cold roast lamb makes an excellent sandwich filler while stressing care and cleanliness in dressing lamb. It argues the fat or paper wrapper does not affect flavor and mentions findings that wrapping has no flavor impact.
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Sode
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O’dunne
Tydings
C. Frederick Knock
Mr. and
Mrs. Charies
Simpen
Walkersville Club
Walkersville Women’s Club
Lutheran Sunday School
F. R. Seibel
Frederick Man
Augusta
Orphans Court
Louis C. Etchison
Jefferson, MD
Helen
Telehone
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Baltimore City
West Patrick St. Frederick
Washington
Gladevalley
Bob
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Friderick
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hamilton
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market St
Ellis C. Wachter
Frederick County
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