Democratic card party at hotel hosts big turnout
More than three hundred people attended a Democratic card party and dance at the Francis Scott Key hotel on Monday night. Democratic women organized the event with tables on the mezzanine and dancing in the ball room, plus a supper service. A Governor Ritchie photograph was displayed and a large three tier cake was awarded to William G. Grove. Prominent Democrats from the county and numerous guests gathered for a reception in the lobby before the program, with dancing continuing until about midnight.
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Francis Scott Key
Maryland
Albert C. Ritchie
Hagan
Isabelle Kunkel Daniell
William G. Grove
Lime Kiln
State Central Committee
Mumbers
Democratic Club
David ©. Winebrenner
A. LeRoy McCardell
Henry P. Mussetter
William C Howard
William M. Storm
James Seilt
Lewis F Lochner
Roscoe P. Brown
Frank M. Stevens
George
Lewis Weldman
Earl Smith
Marian Smith
Arthur Brown
Marion Green
Alice Kolb
Ward Kerrigan
Barbara Fout
Hazel Utterback
Oram Lease
Lloyd C. Culler
John Newman
Parsons Newman
Glenn H. Worthington
Jacob Rosenstock
Benjamin B. Rosenstack
Wim
Herbert Kreb
W. Clinton McSherry
Alton ¥. Bennett
Clarence Howard
Andrew Annan
William J. Grove
Gee
Eyster
B. J. Jamison
B. O. Thomas
Edward Grove
Edward Stone
W. Oberman
Mary
Hal Ott
Emma Worman
Ernest Helfenstein
Wm. F. Childs, Jr
John On. Clary
M. R. Etchison
Anna Kemp
Charles Ross
Charles W. Ross
M. Dorsey Etchison
Richard P. Ross
Etta Cramer
Henrrietta Cramer
Eleanor Johnson
Frank H. Hedges
Glenn Cramer
Eleanor Jones
Dorsey Norris
Chas. Crawford
Jack Hesson
Chas
S. Houck
John T. Jy
G. Nevin Robert
Albert Hauver
Dr. Gough
W. D. R. Aldridge
J. Alieac Willamson
Williamson
Helen James
Joba Derr
Farm Bureau Meeting at New Market Will Hear W Mish
A long list of advisors and locals is followed by a note that the New Market Farm Bureau will hold an open meeting in Ginnge Mall this evening at 7.1. The principal speaker will be W. Mish, a large landowner from Washington county, who will not address the prevailing condition. Secretary Amon of the Perm Bitetu and Sharpe will also speak. The literary program will be conducted by Miss Isliaery G Davis, with a focus on farmer interests and community involvement.
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Teo
Liaery G Davis
Montgomery County Pupils Achieve Record Attendance
About 9,000 public school pupils in Montgomery County. 3,043 had perfect attendance in September, per Edwin W. Broome, county superintendent. Ninety percent or better attendance reached 914 pupils. Honor schools and attendance percentages include high Dickerson, graded Reskville, Blair two room schools, and Dughton one room schools with noted percentages.
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Edwin W. Broome
Igh
Dickerson
Reskville
Blair
Dughton
Republicans Hold Two Mass Meetings in 1920s
Mass meetings drew large, energetic crowds in Middletown and Brunswick with candidates present. Speakers included Dr. Charles Goodell, Walter Sinn, Thomas Chapline, Frank Norwood, George Roderick, William Roderick, and Lewis Nefauver. A reception followed, then a Brunswick rally led by George Callett. Further events and a women’s luncheon featured Willebrandt, Zitlman, Chase, and Coomfel. Also ongoing chrysanthemum show at Charles Groff’s North Market greenhouses with 11,000 blooms. A royal Qur'an copy from El Azhar University in Cairo is noted.
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Middletown
Brunawick
Memorial Mal
Leo Weinberg
Charles C. Biser
Charles J. Goodell
Walter J. Sinn
Thomas A. Chapline
Frank C. Norwood
Whate
George HK. Mrers
William C. Roderick
Lewis F. Nefauver
House of Delegates
Brunswick
Red Men’s Unit
George C Callett
Frederick N. Ziftiman
E. Austin James
Francie HoViner
Jefferson
Plane No Lo
Thor Dent
Willebrandt
Francis Scott Key
Mabel ©. Willebrandt
Division of Prohibition
Zitlman
Fra Chase
Court of Appeals
Charles F Cooflell
Andual
Charles
Groff
North Market Street
West South Street
Capitals Warsaw Prague Budapest Lead World Eir Terms
Warsaw Prague and Budapest are cited as leading centers in air terms amid analysis of Europe’s capitals. The note lists their roles among major mid century industrial and political hubs.
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Warsaw
Prague
Budapest
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Hungary
Coast Highway Travel Draws Millions yearly
More than four million persons annually travel the Pacific Coast highways, mainly for sightseeing. The figure reflects growing leisure travel and scenic appeal along the coast.
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Pacific Coast
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