Braddock Heights Dances Fade as Season Wanes
With schools starting, Braddock Heights summer guests thin out as the pavilion dances end Friday night September 15 and the final song service Sunday. Most cottages stay occupied into autumn while skating and bowling remain open to early October. The resort notes a strong season with overflowing crowds during governor’s ball and many visitors from Baltimore and Washington.
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Braddock Heights
the Heights
Si Pantimore
Bington
Eleights
Braddock
Thrar Rcere
Pythian Picnic Has First Maryland Reunion at Pen-Mar
With clear weather the Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias Maryland held the first annual reunion at Pen-Mar. About 1,500 attendees from Western and Eastern Maryland voted to make it an annual affair. Roughly 36 from Frederick traveled to Pen-Mar as committees met and leaders spoke before an evening of festivities.
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Grand Lange
Knights of Pythian
Grand Domain
Maryland
Pen-Mar
Frederick
FE. Shafer
Cumberland
Baltimore
John R. Uppwood
Western Marsland Ko AW
F. Stalber
Harry W. Nilee Craw
James H. Ficdix
Aleo
Mr. Nice
Hendrix
Frederick Nihan
Bo H. McKindlass
Hallimere
George Rodoin
NONE OF U S BUSINESS Japan Has Not Informed Government on China
Washington reports Japan will not inform the United States of new demands on China unless specifically asked. Officials say American rights are not violated and Japan is not more obliged to discuss the Messina situation than the United States is to discuss it with Japan. State department officials withheld details while awaiting clear guidance. In Wilmington Delaware a steam fitter strike at Willington Steel Co. branch of the Midwsea Steel Co. saw workers demand a five cent raise, with thirty five cents hourly wage, affecting hundreds of workers and fifty five helpers. A Victrola dance was hosted in Kemp Hall with Miss Margaret Hayes honored. color scheme red, refreshments served, attendees listed.
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Japan
China
Washington
United 83
Ant
United States
State Department
Kemp Hall
Edith Albaugh
Margaret Payne
Margaret Hayes
Haltimore
Catherine Albaugh
Violet Pfeffer
Ruth Seidling
Norma Wachter
Edna Brandenburg
Ethel Waters
Margaret Paine
Mary James
Catherine Stclling
Messrs
Lewis Sponseller
George Morgan
Reno Crum
Thomas Talbott
Harvey Hedges
Elwood Brown
Edward Shaw
Duvall Schetl
Clifford Yinger
Countians in Double Wedding at Hagerstown
A double wedding at Christ s Reformed Church Hagerstown occurred yesterday at 2 45 pm. Raymond G House teller at Middletown Savings Bank and Russell K House were married to Grace P Miller and Ruth K Hightman both from Washington county. Rev Conrad Clever officiated with Lohengrin and Mendelssohn music. Brides wore dark blue suits. grooms in black. Immediate families only. The couples planned a post ceremony trip to Baltimore Boston New York Philadelphia and Atlantic City. The Houses are sons of Geo C House and prominent Middletown area residents.
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Christ's Reformed Church
Hagerstown
Raymond G. House
Middletown Savings Bank
Russell K. House
Mies Grace P. Miller
Hamsport
Washington County
Mike Ruth K. Hightman
Rohersville
Conrad ‘Clever
Lohengrin
Menfelsohn
Hanorstown
Baltimore
Howard
Boston
Mass
New York
Philadelphia
Athantice City
Geo. C. House
Broad Run
This County
Middletown High School
Geo. A. Miller
Williamsport
Harry Hightman
Rehrersville
Iading
Deitz Beckmyer nuptials surprise York readers
Clair H. Deitz of Wrightsville pike York married two weeks earlier to Miss Marie L. Beckmyer daughter of Mr and Mrs FP H Beckmyer of York Rev James Willis officiated August 4 in Myersville Lutheran church The couple dined with friends at the Woerner home in Frederick then toured Baltimore Washington and southern states in Deitz’s automobile He is son of Mr and Mrs Charles Deitz and works in Lincoln Highway cigar factory in York along with his father Straw ride to Woodley Park featured Middletown youths and Frederick driver I K C Fox with Elva Shafer Blanche Rudy Katherine Wheeler Estelle Groff Eleanor Taylor Chalmers Groff Howard Gross Roger Main Carl Rhoderick Mason Hoffman
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Deitz
Beckmyer
Clair H. Deitz
Wrightsville Pike
York
Marie L. Beckmyer
FP. H. Beckmyer
Myersville
This County
East Second Street
Woerner
Frederick
Baltimore
Wash- Inion
Picts
Lincoln Highway
Charles Deitz
Woodley Park
Middletown
I. K. C. Fox
Funkstown
Mr. Fox
Elva Shafer
Blanche Rudy
Katherine Wheeler
Boonsboro
Estelle Groff
Eleanor Taylor
Washington, D. C
Messrs
Chalmers Groff
Washington, D.C
Howard Gross
Roger Main
Carl Rhoderick
Mason Hoffman
Missionaries Barred From India by British Rules
The Lutheran Board of Foreign Missions in Baltimore reports British restrictions in India hamper its work. Two American missionaries are held in Ceylon awaiting entry permission, while two more Americans cannot enter India. Rev Berger and others pursue permits, with ongoing communications to the British Ambassador. A local student, H Trundie of Gettysburg College, plans to join Larkernn College in Guntur if permitted.
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General Synod
Baltimore
India
J. 3. Wolf
Ceylon
SC Herger
Histonield
Onion
EMS
Rte
Berger
Comtepy
H. Trundie
Property Deed Transfers and Marriage License Notice
George T Kollenders conveys real estate in county to Thomas & Company. Emima Willard transfers to Morris JL House real estate for 100 dollars. William Koch transfers to Simeon P Roddy real estate for 113 dollars. Samuel Wt Barr trustee transfers to Harry KR Funk real estate for 515 dollars. Franley M Bell 24 and Freeda Snider 1, both of Baltimore, apply for a marriage license.
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George T. Kollenders
Thomas & Company
Emima Willard
Morris JL
William Koch
Simeon P. Roddy
Samuel Wt. Barr
Harry KR. Funk
Franley M. Bell
Freeda Snider
Baltimore
Untitled Advice Note Promotes Legacy Remedy
A fragmented item promotes a long standing remedy described as proven and widely used. The text hints at sharing good counsel and a method for better outcomes, though details are unclear and the advertisement tone appears promotional in nature.
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Highland
Hoy V. Gaver
Misa Laura V. Seward
Mra
William J. Seward
Keefer S. Brandenburg
Healah
Mehri Herman
Hrace
Thurnont
Trenton
Schroyer
Thomas
Willie
Edwin
Francia
Lewistown
J. Wot
Garver
Near Frederick
Delilah
Daniel Biekenstal
Mere
Harry
Gaver
Austin
Agnes
Waynesboro
Pac
Jacob KK
Cling
Catherine
Everton
Helene
Itihael Gaver
Huots Mills
Carroll
Mere. DeWitt Po Pree
Joye
Mre
Hannah Rushton
Mina Remeberg
Lucile Remaberg
Emory Remaberg
Buckeytown
Buckeystown
Rene
Nevin Biser
Minses Marie Renn
Jessie Diller
Almira Baker
Edwing Koeller
Mary Dean Zedler
Grace Nicodemas
Grace Mossbureg
Jatiian Hershberger
Martha Kemp
Evelyn Routzahn
Nina Null
Genevieve ‘Phomids
Mesars
Walter Hess
Fleet Neighbors
Clarence Thomas
Willam Sioward
Arthur Remsberg
Carl Remsberg
Oscar Rermsberg
Gryson Kefawer
Frank Remsberg
Nevin Hiser
Fulton Nicodemus
Harali Kemp
Charles Rosa Rogers
Court Sanare
Thore
Ieldle
Magic Gambrill
Kitty Ix
Anna Kemp
Marriott Kemp
An- Katherine Hull
Elizabeth Hedges
Cs Elizabeth Carty
Emily Appl
Madeleine Harp
Caroline Ross Rogers
Masters George Hendrix
Otho Keller
Austin Gritin
Charles J. Trail
Charles Rossard
Stull Kemp
Floss
James Etchison
Kenoarp
Charles Ross Rogers
Miss Beall
Helen Beall
Wiliam Beall
Porch Club
Song Service
Rederick MD
Raptors
Norfolk
New Loth
Elfordund Wise
Little Children's
Gingham
Willow
Oyet eMort
Pythian Picnic
U. S
Willington
Bel
Te Willington Steel Company
Midwdee Steel Company
Severry
Keay You
Mia. Beall
William Storm
Courtney Stauffer
Mildred DeLashmutt
Grace DeLashmutt
Elizabeth Wallace
Wrath Worman
Fiden Beall
Katherine Tyson
Katherine Fahrney
Alice Witter
Pauline Staub
Cora
Elizabeth Staley
Mary Catherine Etchison
Beatrice Trail
Bertie Levy
Sophia Wilson
Moesirs
Joseph Griffin
John Newnan
Wilbur Kolb
Leo
David Simon
Martin Rohrback
Marshall Staub
Charles Rouse
Frank Russell
Allen Kemp
Maynard Harp
Raymond
Russell
Hymeneas
Congress
Treasury Department
Income Tax Department
Alex. Brown & Sons
Foreign and Domestic Bankers
I. Palienly & Sun
Haccasrons
George H. Trundle
Feagaville
Mullinix S Carpet House
C. R. Landis, Jeweler
South Market ST
C. R. Landis
Helfenstein & Urner
North Market
H. F. Shipley
Shipley’s
Frederick Pennant
Babbitt
Church Street
Victor and Edison
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