School Bus and Gasoline Truck Crash Shuts Road
A gasoline truck lost cargo and tank contents after colliding with a parked truck while attempting to pass a school bus traveling in the same direction. Both drivers were charged with reckless driving and hearings set for Thursday night. Damages totaled about 700 dollars to the gasoline truck and 150 to the parked truck. the bus had a broken side window.
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Plane No
W. M. Bohler
Frederick
Charles H. Winson
Robert D. Warren
Halethorpe
Roy L. Leatherman and Sons
Donald E. Leatherman
East Patrick Street
Leatherman
Reconsideration of Plant Plans Asked
The Maryland and District of Columbia Industrial Union Council urged Celanese Corp. of America to reconsider its plan to build a 10 million dollar plant at Pearisburg Virginia for a new synthetic Far a. Jenna T. Jones, president, wrote to Dr. Henri Dreyfus urging reconsideration on behalf of thousands of trained industrial workers around Cumberland Maryland. The note also mentions possible action toward a Sayage River dam to spur regional development, with no enlargement of dam plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maryland and District of Columbia Industrial Union Council
Maryland
Celanese Corp. of America
Pearisburg
Jenna T. Jones
Henri Dreyfus
Cumberland
Council
Sayege River
Damascus Notes Highlight Community Events And FFA News
Damascus events include Sunday visits by Mr and Mrs George Harman Jr of Urbana to Mr and Mrs Albert Scott and Wednesday calls by Mrs Arner S Purdum and Mrs Sallie Souder to Mrs Amanda Purdum in Baltimore. A Ladies Aid Society luncheon was at the M E Church. Damascus High School activities feature a Halloween party October 28 by the Junior High League, and an annual community fair November 10 with prizes for farm products and home exhibits. Donald E Watkins and students join Future Farmers of America events with Hood College participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus Damascus
George Harman, Jr
Urbana
Albert Scott
Arner S Purdum
Sallie Souder
Eileen A. Gord
New York City
Home Arts Club
Future Farmers Association of Damascus High School
Donald E. Watkins
Julia Heller
Maurice King
LeRoy Mullinix
Edsel Walker
Maryland
Future Farmers of America
Hood College
Damascus
New Market and Urbana Women Club Meetings Report
The New Market Homemaker's Club met October 21 at Mrs R S Trimble's home with 18 members. Mrs Mary McGolerick presided and led singing. officer elections are planned for November 4 at Mrs J G Shawbaser Arth's. nominating committee named. Urbana Women's Club met October 20 at Mrs George Peters Fredéric's home with 14 members and 2 visitors. Civics speaker was Mrs C W Gregory on Civics. donations approved for Children's Aid Society and office equipment. next meeting November 3 at Mrs Wm Oden's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market Homemaker’s Club
New Barker Homemaker's Club
R.S Trimble
Mary McGolerick
Trimble
J. G. Shawbaser
Arths
HL. Davis
W. P. Morsell
Morsell
Urbana Club
Urbana Women's Club
George Peters
Fredéricz
Lew. Roelxy
Miss Dudderer
Civics
Jonn Kidd
C. W. Gregory
Rawson R. Lewis
Children's Aid Society
Edward
Windsor
Booth
Florence Surman
Watson Runkles
Wm. Oden
Senator Tydings Father In Hospital
Millard Tydings, father of Senator Tydings, was in serious condition after a hip injury from a Friday sidewalk fall near his Havre De Grace home. He was initially thought slightly injured but later deteriorated and was moved to Harford Memorial Hospital. The item also notes a local church class meeting for St. Paul's Lutheran Walkersville with members listed.
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Havre de Grace
Millard
Tydings
Senator Tydings
Harford Memorial Hospital
Community Visiting Notes Carded From Local Families
Detour Betour John Miller Taney wen brother of Mrs Mollie Young recently visited with her Mr and Mrs Raymond Schildt and family visited Mr and Mrs William D Schildt Thursday eve ning Mr and Mrs Fahrney Young and family Washington DC were guests of Mr and Mrs William D Schildt and family visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Lester Dutrow and sisters recently were Mrs Grayson Ramsburg and daughter Norma Mrs Grayson Cramer and daughter Amanna Mrs Baxter Murphys and daughter all of Walkersville Miss Hathrrn Dutrow spent several days recently with grandparents Mr and Mrs Kearny Kiniz near Walkersville Mr and Mrs Charles Dutrow daughter Elenora and son Norman near Emmitsburg spent last Friday evening with Mr and Mrs I bester Dutrow and sisters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betour
John Miller
Taneywen
Mollie Young
Raymond Schildt
William D. Schild
Fahrney Young
Washington, D. C
William D. Schildt
Lester Dutrow
Grayson Ramsburg
Norma
Grayson Cramer
Amanna
Baxter Murphys
Walkersville
Hathrrn Dutrow
Kearny Kiniz
Charles Dutrow
Elenora
Norman
Emmitsburg
I Bester Dutrow
Bicycle Stolen From Boy Oct 11 Recovered
James McClellan, 12 year old son of Dr and Mrs J B McClellan of 215 Rockwell Terrace, had his bicycle stolen from Market Space October 11 while at the Opera House. It was recovered Tuesday at Wayside Inn East Patrick Street. Two colored youths were held in custody as investigations connect the theft to other bicycle robberies in Hagerstown and Mercersburg with links to Washington authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McClellan
J B. McClellan
Rockwell Terrace
Opera House
Wayside Inc
East Atrick Street
Wayside Inn
Hie
Washington
Mercersburg
Hagerstown
Frederick
Bond Issue For Water System Approved At Mechanicstown
Baltimore Oct 25 The Public Service Commission authorized Mechanicstown Water Company of Frederick County to issue 25000 bonds to finance improvements and additions. A new reservoir and piping system are contemplated by the firm.
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Baltimore
Seisue Commission
Mechanicstown Water Company
Frederick County
Airy and Snyder family social and business notices
Mr Airy Mi Airy Mr and Mrs William D Snyder Mrs Jessie Van Sant Miss Hilda Norwood Mrs Bessie Etzler Mrs Robert Lowman Mrs Johu Flare and Mrs ALN Buckant visited Manchester Rebekah lodge where two candidates were conferred under the direction of degree captain Jesse Berman A group meeting will be held with Manchester lodge on Tuesday evening November 1 ML Airy Rebekah lodge and Taney Rebekah Lodge have been invited All members to attend A school of instruction will be given by State Instructress Mrs Stella G Williams Brooklyn A location was selected and purchased by Mt Airy Textile Mills Inc for a factory plot of two and a quarter acres bought from Mrs Mollie G Harrison The lot lies behind the Postoffice and Peoples Lumber and Supply Co Blueprints submitted for estimates call for a T shaped building with 100 foot frontage Dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Wilford Runkles were Mr and Mrs Samuel Watkins Mr and Mrs Roby Watkins and children Nancy Lee Wayne Mont gomery County Mortmore Coutz and son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Eugene Zimmerman Baltimore Mr and Mrs Kiefer Buckingham Mr and Mrs A N Buckingham Mr Airy spent a day with Mr and Mrs Roy Buckingham and family York Pa Mrs Wilford Runkles Locust Grove spent a few days with her son and daughter in law
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi Airy
William D. Snyder
Jessie van Sant
Hilda Norwood
Bessie Etzler
Robert Lowman
Johu Flare
Aln. Buckantham
Manchester Rebekah Lodge
Jesse Berman
Manchester Lodge
ML Airy Rebekah Lodge
Taney Rebekah Lodge
Stella G. Williams
Brooklyn
Mt Airy Textile Mills, Inc
Tafew
Mollie G. Harrison
Milton Harrison
Postoffice and Peoples Lumber and Supply Company
Wilford Runkles
Town
Samuel Watkins
Roby Watkins
Nancy Lee
Wayne
Lewisdale
Montgomery County
Mortmore Coutz
Eugene Zimmerman
Baltimore
Kiefer Buckingham
A. N. Buckingham
Airy
Roy Buckingham
York
Locust Grove
Mt Airy Notes A Church Change And Local Happenings
Mt Airy reports include Lt. C Robert Etzer back from Camp Dix after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Wilson Etzler. Two new Loyalty Theta Rho Girls Club members Miss Mary Jane Pryor and Miss Mary Canoway join, Halloween dance planned. Rev Martin Luther Fearnow named pastor of Trinity M E Church South. Annual Children’s Aid Society drive runs Oct 17 to 29 with local solicitors listed. Ridgeville Nurseries installed a new steam boiler. Nurse Jesse P King of Ridgeville remains under care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Bankies
Robert Etzer
Camp Dix
N. J
Wilson Etzler
Loyalty Theta Rho Girls Club
No. 7
Mt Airy
Mary Jane Pryor
Mary Canoway
I Co. O. F
Frames “Anging
Martin Luther Fearnow
Trinity M. E. Church
South
Plane No. 4
Harrisonburg
Children’s Aid Society of
Carroll County
Mt Airy and Vicinity
A. N. Buckingham
Chester Hobbs
Pearl Sponseller
Henry G. Hood
Edna Devilbiss
Calvin Baker
Mt Olive Section
Thomas Ogle
Park Avenue
G. Watkins Dubel
L. Pearce Bowlus
Jack Steele
Mé Airy and
Ridgeville
Ridgeville Nurseries, Inc
Some Donts for Pimples
A compact early ad urges relief from pimples eczema and itchy skin with Petersons Ointment. It promises quick relief and skin improvements with money back if one application does not delight you. The product also soothes irritated tired feet and cracks between toes.
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Peterson
Kemptown Sunday School Visits and Social Highlights
The C I C of Kemptown met at the Browning home on Sunday evening for a business session followed by a birthday celebration honoring Mrs Browning with gifts including a decorated cane. Other notes mention upcoming host families and guests, with Mr and Mrs Runkles and Mrs Schmoll among those who shared meals with Della Burdette in Damascus.
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Kemptown
William Browning
Browning
George Runkles
Frank Schmoll
Lillye Williams
Della Burdette
Damascus
Claytus Brandenburg
Local Social Roundup From Browningsville Area
Mrs Merai Burdette of Browningsville and Mr and Mrs Carl Davis of Washington were guests at meals. Families including the Shireys, Browns, Watkins, Engle, and Browning hosted visits and Sunday church events. Miss Lillian Burke led a Providence church Sunday School program with Mrs William Watkins at the piano and Rufus Baker directing.
Visitors Gather at Mrs Mollie Grimes Home
Residents and relatives from Washington DC and local families met at Mrs Mollie Grimes home. Guests included Mr Oscar Mullian and three sons Carl Herbert Robert, Mrs Fletcher Beall, Miss Rose Watkins, Mr Maynard Watkins and two sons Royce Edward, Mrs Carl Mullican and two sons Ray Robert. The gathering also hosted Mrs Arnold Brandenburg and her mother with Mollie Linthicum Mrs Fannie Beall Mrs Purdum Linthicum Mrs Edith Sheppard Mrs Ivan Lawson Mrs Lansdale Burdette and Rev H P Chandler. Time was spent rehearsing a program for the next Woman's Home and Foreign Mission meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browningsville Brownmpoville
Mollie Grimes
Oscar Muullian
Carl
Herbert
Robert
Fletcher Beall
Rose Watkins
Washington, D. C
Maynard Watkins
Royce
Edward
Carl Mullican
Ray
Arnold Brandenburg
Sirs
Mollie Linthicum
Fannie Beall
Purdum Linthicum
Edith Sheppard
Ivan Lawson
Lansdale Burdette
H. P. Chandler
Montgomery society notes and local visits and events
Society items from Montgomery describe visitors Mr. George Linthi cum of California and Rev and Mrs Roky Day of Long Island visiting Maryland friends at Monrovia and Linthicum, plus Mr John L Snyder returning from Washington. The piece records home improvements, new house occupations, marriages, large visiting groups to Mr and Mrs John McElfresh, several birthdays and baptisms, road work progress from Bethesda to Fountain Mills, and a Senate committee ruling on campaign contributions by federal salary recipients.
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George Linthicum
California
Maryland
Robert Windsor
Monrovia
Roky Day
Long Island
Mollie Linthicum
John L. Snyder
Washington, D.C
Dorcas Day
William Taylor
Airy
Carter
Green
John Riggieman
and Airs
John McElfresh
Jesse J. Rippeon
Jesse C. Rippeon
Hyattstown
C.H. McElfresh
Bradley Watkins
Willie Watkins
Browningsville
Ray Watkins
Charlie Crum
Frederick J Mc
Claude Burdette
Damascus
Margaret McElfress
Messrs
Austin Rippeon
Washington
Edward and
Lindy Rippeon
Harold
Bobby Watkins
Harold Day
Donald Burdette
Matthew
H. F. Chandler
Calvin McElfresh
Lindsey McElfresh
Margaret
Irginia McElfresh
Barbara Ann Day
Margaret Eippeon
Dorotay Jeaz
Bethesda Churen
Fountain Mills
Edwin Linthicum
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Shool Bus
St. Paul's Lutheran Sunday School
Murray Wilhide
William Peiffer
F. R. Seibel
Roger Zimmerman
Edna Culler
Alton Whitmore
Ralph Zimmerman
John Poole
Carl Zimmerman
Marshall Green
Paul Dinterman
Harry Piller
Raymond Staley
George Devils Biss
Joseph Flickinger
Ralph Fry
Josh Staley
Guy Creager
Fauline Cromwell
Peiffer
Ralph Kline
Glen Zimmerman
jReger Zimmerman
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hans G. Milton
Pioneer
Milton
New York
United States
American Banker
Halifax
Barbadoes
Oswegg
N.Y
Jesse P. King
A. F. Rees, Inc
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market Street
Markell & Ford
Merai Burdette
Carl Davis
Wiliam Watkins
Vernon Shirey
Catonsville
F. D. Browns
Hallowe'en Social
Pers
Providence Church
Lillian Burke
William Watkins
Rufus Baker
Gertrude Grubbs
Schmoll
Lillye
J. G. Engie
Herbert Hudgins
Jean
Monroe Browning
Chester Albrecht
Lilge Walliams
Maxine Browning
George Simonds
Maggie Hyatt
Ida Engle
A! L. Nicodemus
Mt. Airy
J. A. Engle
Yudi
National Washer & Ironer
L. B. Nicodemus Frederick's
North Market
Burkittsville
Brunswick
Pike No
Fredenck
Tyrconnel Farms
Carnelia
Dunwalke Macsie
Sweetee
Ath
Des Galfienes
Dunwalke
Ieteria Valentine
Imp
Valentine Golden Noble
A. K. Laughters
Guernsey
Magsie
Th. Des Galhennes
Fanny
A. R
Donwalke Golden Noble
Jewell
Donwalke Brilliant
Jewel
Syracuse Barshear
Glenn Traut
Aucioncer
RK. L. Kelly
Clerk
Icrus—Cash
Roger A. Derby
Society of Montgomery
Senate Committee
Federal
Treasury
Capudine
Florida
Havana
Savannah
Jacksonville
Miami
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Seaboard
Southern Pines
Pinehurst
Camden
Columbia
Sea Island
Sarasota
Boca Grande
South Florida
Key West
Edward Plack
A.G.P
St. N. W. Washington
Telephone National
Seaboard Railway
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