Golden Anniversary Observed For Scheels In New Market
Mr and Mrs John A Scheel of New Market celebrated their Milleth wedding anniversary with a surprise party hosted by their children. Attendees included family from Frederick and Philadelphia and local relatives. An anniversary dinner followed with Rev G E Wunder and Ruth as guests. The couple, both born October 28, marked 50 years since their 1884 wedding. they remain active in the New Market Methodist Protestant church.
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John A. Scheel
New Market
Milleth
Sobeel
J. A. Scheel
Clarence Beheel
South Sprinefield
Ross Scher
William
June
Philadelphia
Mises Anna
Mary Scheel
Washington, D. C
William Hopkins
Roslyn
Fannie
Kate Scheel
Bettie Boyer
Amelia Whisner
Scheel
Hallie Brandt
Clarence Herwig
Bettie
John Boyer
Frederick
George Scheel
Airy
Frank Scheel
Lens Ramsburg
Verde Sheetenhelm
Daily News
Beneel
Philip Scheel
Alberta Poole
Samuel Poole
Deb
Evangelical Lutheran Church
F. F. Renn
Misa Annie Phebus
Henry G. Scheel
Camden
N. J
The Castle Adventure Continues with Hidden Gates
Poor Beauty and friends escape a tricky alligator prank and seek shelter. Scouty gathers the group and they discover a looming gate and a vacant manor as they plan to explore inside. The crew shares fear and curiosity while the doorway promises new dangers and discoveries ahead.
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Coppy
Scouty
Wee Seouty
Geenko
Wee Dancy
NEA Service, Inc
Large crowd at Putman sale near Charlesville
A crowd estimated at over a thousand attended the public sale of J. Oscar Putman near Charlesville on Tuesday. Proceeds reached 2768.88 dollars. Hogs sold 3.25 to 18 dollars, cows 32.50 to 62, horses 150 to 160. Implements and produce brought mixed but strong prices. Auctioneer Glenn Trout and clerk Raymond L. Kelly.
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J. Oscar Putman
Charlesville
Dillinger Escape Controversy Rocks Indiana Politics
Reports from Crown Point indicate investigation into John Dillinger's sensational escape sparks political tension. Edward Barce and eight Lake County residents faced arrest as probes widen. Fire destroyed a Taneytown home with residents aiding the escape. Deeds recorded for property sales in Crown Point and Braddock Heights. White House meeting signals potential administration shifts amid talks on finances and Japan trade.
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Crown Point
Ind
John Dillineer
Indiana
Lake
Dillinger
Barce
Ernest Blunk
Crown Point Jar
Lewis Baker
Harvey Keiser
Dennis M. Dunn
Archie Dunn
Mary Boettcher
Terry Garland
Washington
Ott
Rowevel
Japan
White House
Morgenthau
Speusal
Jacob Viner
Frank K. Sayre
State Department
Stank Tape CK
Wm Chant
State Department Signals Strong Hint on Farm Reduction Talks
The State Department indicated a firm leaning in ongoing negotiations over mutual farm reduction pacts. Officials suggested progress, stressing cautious optimism as talks proceed between involved nations and agricultural bodies.
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State Department
New Oil Law Talks Stir Japan Mention of Manchukuoen Monopoly
Discussion centers on restrictive oil laws in Japan and the Manchukuo oil monopoly. Authorities debate policy impacts on industry and regional supply.
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Japan
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McBride
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
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Burma
Tanertown
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Tantytown
M. Stanky Shafer
Allen C. McBride
Annie GC. McBride
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
Dorothy F. McBride
Braddock Building and Development. Company
Merzenthau
Ford
Universal Credit Company
Tate
Warner Ol
Warner Wave Studio
North Misket Bt
Willscon
Del
Metallica
Bennett
the Farmers & Mechanics
National Bank OF Frederick
Maryland
United States
Banking Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
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Edgar K. Moore
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Correst
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R. Ames Hendrickson
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