Zinnia show draws crowds at Thurmont store
Gall and Smith Thurmont hosted its first annual zinnia show attracting hundreds from nearby areas. Awards went to Mrs. M. E. Waynant Graceham first and Mrs. Ernest Hammaker Thurmont second, Vincent O'Toole Thurmont third for largest blooms. Additional prizes went to Mrs. Waynant, Miss Blanche Eyler, and Mrs. William Pryor for best display with top three prizes of 2, 1, and .50. Flowers benefited crippled children’s camp near Thurmont and local patients.
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Blanche Eyler
William Pryor
PM. Little
Lavina Harbaugh
Wal Mile Jer Richardson
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Corbet
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Dayton
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Claude O'Toole
Tu Water Gap
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Orai Hall
Ernest Fpen
Buckhannon
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Maude P. Martin
Yon. Wiseman
Miami
Charlotte Miller
Ellen Gochsel
Harry Hetterly
R. O. Eyler
Teddy Brandt
West Beach
William Kline
Washington, D.C
J. S. Weybright
Ruth
Bridgewater
Mary Ruth Weybright
West Milton
Franklin Beard
Blanche Beard
Bertha Eyler
Alyn
Paul J. Beltzer
Graceham
F. Elwood Raub
Philadelphia
George Schiederly
George, Jr
Theodore Keim
Ralph Miller
Scranton
E. D. Bender
Laws
Henry
Bruce Dotterer
Oorter
Grandda Joanne
Li Heland
Tuscarawas
Paul Seltzer
Frank Elwood Raub
Beatrice Firor Ig
Mabel Bates
Washington, D. c
First Annual Union Sunday School Festival at Mt Yabar Park
A large crowd attended the first Union Sunday school festival for Lutherana and Reformed churches at Mt Yabar Park in Rac Ridge. Music by Mt Airy Boys band directed by Kay String, with Rev L W Williams and Rev B D Bright among pastors. Socials, dances, refreshments, and community notices followed including school openings, engagements, and local visits.
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Sarah Baines
Roland Po Baltimory
Bryan
Washington, D.C
Union Sunday School
Rac Ridge
Mt. Yabar Park
Mt Airy Boys
Kay
PL Ow. Williams
Lutherana Congregation
B.D. Bright
Reformed
Wilbur Balleri
Sunlay Schawl
Thuarmant
Goa
Birthitas Ginter
Myoaed Mra
M Savth
Man Ohostey
Hocer Than Gere
Ck Vee
Daug George
Diameny
Motte
Man Jaan Ce
John Hoty
Get Satis
Ty Hattian Mughier
Les Ind Mor
Carroll Garden Club Hosts September Meeting In Union Bridge
Mrs. James Snyder hosted the Carroll Garden Club gathering on a Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Earle Bue opened with a poem about women and gardens. Members discussed flowers, especially goldenrod, and an upcoming New York Philadelphia flower show. Several residents from nearby towns were noted visiting, with various social and church events listed throughout the day.
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Towson
New
Chambersburg
Samtam Po
Roop
Chareh Wome
Baltreo
Tengo
John DB. Rayp
William Eagheman
Baltimore
Lordas
Clarence Ohler
Taney Te
Feagaville W C T U Meets at Mrs Renns Home
Feagaville W C T U members gather September 1 at Mrs E C Renns Feagaville residence with ten present and six guests. President Mrs E C Renn leads singing and Psalm 23. program by Mrs Renn includes readings on temperance and relief work. next meeting set for September 30 at Mrs John Krantz. Moving targets easier for hunters in Casper Wyoming rifle match says US Biolog, Ninety percent hit moving targets better than stationary ones.
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Feagaville
Thelma Culler
John
Flower
Laura Winebreun
W. Cc. T. UL
Nnoxt
John Krantz
Casper
Wyo
United States Biological Survey
Atlantic City Holiday Visits Noted in Area
Mrs Ida Mr Cal of Thurmont visits with Mr and Mrs John H Repp while Mr and Mrs Frank E Snyder travel to Atlantic City N J for a holiday. Mrs and Mrs F D Town with Jimms and Janet Jeet plan a week with Dr and Mrs Harry Town. George Zinkham spends Thursday in Franklin and Marshall College area. Phyllis Alexander daughter of Mr and Mrs FR Alexander returns from Frederick City hospital after tonsil removal.
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Summerdale
Alan Willar
W. OR
and R. Hoover, Jr
Washington, D.C
Frederick McIntyre
Washington, D. C
Edward J1. Roach
Mary Ruth Weybright
Bridgewater
Dorothy Fin
Manchester
E. A. Summers
Dwood Magness
Lee J. Kelis
iMyr
Adan C —Murar
William
Stoner
Auburn
Len
H.W. Yell
Maty
Florence
Edward Roacn
John Sts
Florida
Willi
James Enide
Frederick Star
Pine Grove
Evalene Finneyfrock
Irene Bales
Anna Ruth Firor
Lewistown
Lou Bran
Thurmont
Walter Fidler
Biglerville
Randolph Bates
George Palmer
C. T. Ward
Virginia
Misses Powell
F. D
Waddell
Dickens
St. John
Pittsburgh
Charles DeWitt
John Adt
Patsy Ad
Clark
St. Petersburg
A-Law
May. Stoner
Atlantic City
N. J
Ida
Cal
John H. Repp
Frank E. Snyder
Atlantic
F. D. Town
Jimms
Janet Jeet
Harry Town
George Zinkham
Franklin and Marshall Colene
Lancaster
Phyllis Alexander
C. E. Wright
Baker
Hagerstown
Fred Magin
Baltimore
Ernest Franklin
L. C. Stitley
Ella Null
Westminster
Thomas Byers
Mae Franklin
Rosa Franklin
Ann
Rodney Cover
New York
Issac Frizell
Elizabeth Barnes
Ann Lee Frizell
Dorothy Barnes
Minnie Shipley
Frederick
William Barnes
O. T. Buckman
EB. A. H. Barnes
Edward Wills
Fred Rick
Catonsville
Augustus Fleming
Oliver Price
Howard Price
Frank Hooper
Jefferson Hooper
J. C. Naill
Walter Clary
George H. Magin
Molesworth
Spencer
Mary Wright
Harry Frizell
Virginia Welsh
George Foster
James
James Condon
Lucy Welsh
Raymond Grimes
Eldersburg
Community social at Wrights features games and refreshments
Taylorsville notes a August 27 water prelon social at the Clarence Wright home with Rev. R L Bartlett organizing indoor games and watermelon cookies and root beer served. Numerous locals and visitors from Hagerstown and Baltimore attended. The first quarterly conference is set for Ebenezer church on September 11 at 2 30 p m with service led by Mrs. Bartlett.
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Taylorsville
Clarence Wright
R. L. Bartlett
Bartlett
Bobby
Frank Baker
Kathryn Stouffer
Catherine Price
Revere Baker
Edgar Baker
Hagerstown
Howard Price
Ray Farrer
Horace Hipsley
Mary Wright
Bell Spurrier
Harvey Franklin
Ella Magin
Francis Magin
Johnnie Keefer
Kathryn Wright
Elcainey Pilson
Ruth Wright
Joyce Wright
Ebenezer Church
Robert Bartlett
Go Native Young Man in Remote Forest Areas
In a Washington dispatch the AP reports 67 official areas where a traveler may go native. These primitive parks ban civilization and roads to preserve original countryside for future generations. Vacationers enter with knapsacks and return with songs in their hearts, according to the National Forest Service.
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Washington
National Forest Service
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