Eight hurt in Hyattsown and Jefferson auto crashes
Eighteen people were injured in two crashes near Hyattstown and Jefferson on Sunday. The most severe injuries occurred to Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerman and Malcolm Zimmerman, with others including Mrs. Catherine Smith and Vernon Smith. A separate crash near Steiner's Hill injured Miss Mina Lee Harrison and Miss Frances Care, with Guy Dawson and H D Millhollen among the drivers.
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Hyattstown
Steiner
Jefferson
Aly
Halfdan J. Zimmerman
Malcolm Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Catherine Smith
Vernon Smith
Petersville
el Wiiks
Aml
Frederick Motor Company
Washington, D. C
Point of Rocks Road
Guy Dawson
Philomont
Mina Lee Harrison
Frances Care
Brunswick
Steher’s Hill
H. D. Milhellen
Brimawick
Ren
Miss Lee
Miss Care
Daweon
Muhellen
A. Talbot Brice
Old-Fashioned Tureen Returns To Leisure Dining
Margery Taylor notes a revival of the grand leisurely dinner with soup tureens served by the hostess. Styles include Spadeware gadroon 11 inches long, Pink Tower, Blue Tower, Blue Camilla, Quimper pottery, Canterbury lazy Susans, and revolving center tureen with four side dishes.
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Margery Taylor
McCall's Magazine
Soil erosion fund allocation and planned projects
Washington announces a $5,000,000 allotment to continue the soil erosion program in cooperation with local interests across states. The PWA Administrator says this supplements prior Interior Department funds to combat erosion causing an estimated $400 million annual loss to the nation's soil value, with tentative plans for new projects in Arizona Minnesota South Dakota Kentucky.
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PWA
Department of the Interior
Arizona
Minnesota
South Dakota
Kentucky
Weather Strips Farmland Topsoil Across Statewide Areas
Wind and rain lash farmlands, eroding fertile soil and threatening crops across several counties. The News reports growing concern among farmers as erosion accelerates, prompting calls for soil conservation measures and protective practices.
Birthday Dinner Honors 70th Birthday Atkinson
A family dinner was tendered for Justus B. Atkinson at his home 346 East Third Street Sunday night. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Johnson Miss Mary Atkinson Jefferson Park Va Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Michael Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Atkinson Mr. and Mrs. Giles H. Herwig and Miss Genevieve Herwig.
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Justus B. Atkinson
East Third Street
Edward P. Johnson
Mary Atkinson
Jefferson Park
Paul S. Michael
R. J. Atkinson
Giles H. Herwig
Genevieve Herwig
Methodist Union Move Faces Strong Opposition
A revived push toward unifying the three major Methodist bodies in the United States was announced in New York. If unity occurs it would involve about 7.5 million communicants and aims for a single church by 1944. Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes leads a 15 member committee drafting a unification plan to be discussed at the February meeting.
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New York
Methodiam
United States
Methodis
Book Concern
Matth Avenue
Owl
San Heer
Edwin Holt Hughes
Washington Area
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Brunswick social notes follow visits and trips across towns
Ms Rockwell returns home after two weeks with Mr and Mrs Harold Thompson in Brunswick. Several families visit Washington and Baltimore. Mrs Russell and son Vincent travel to Baltimore. Carson family and relatives visit Brunswick. Nalley and Harrington motor to Washington. Mr and Mrs Barger and two sons visit from Haberton Pa. Mrs Turner and Mrs Nalley noted as long-time Locust Valley residents. Audrey and Myrtle Ghant hott return from Washington after two weeks at Mrs Harringtons.
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Brunswick
Mary Rockwell
Wear Potomac Street
Harold Thompson
TP Oma
Henry Hilson
James
W. R. Malley
Billy
Charlotte
Washington
Harkler
Charles Russell
Vincent
Mary Franch
Baltimore
Mr. Russell
Clarence Dillon
Edgar Carson
Carson
Even
Catonsville
Frank
Mir
Ino Green
Paul
Harry Kribbs
Rooney
Mather
James W. Rooney
East H Street
Charitte Nallery
Nalley
Maple Avenue
Jefferson
Charlotte Turner
Locust Val- WA
Inert Nalley
East Ho Street
Amos Cannon
Fern
Cannon
Stewart Rowlus
Borkettaville
Audrey and
Myrtle Ghanhott
George Harrington
North Maple Avenue
Ben in England lays Nene in new era
An unidentified party named Ben in England initiates a major shift described as a new era for Nene, marking a notable financial and strategic move across the region.
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Ben
England
Benn Seeks County Commission Seat in Democratic Primary
John S Benn announces his candidacy for county commissioner subject to the Democratic Primary on September 12. He pledges to treat the office as a public trust and dedicate required time to govern the county in an economical and businesslike way.
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Steiner's Hill
Lee Feees
Ufebuoy
Ady Odin
B.O
Rita
Ava
Windie
Light
Ickes
Harold L
CTADT
Farmers & Mechanics
Frederick, Maryland
The
Bank of Personal Service
Biser
Ira E. Biser
Agt
Yard and Office Ofen
Methodist Union
Huyes
Springfield
Mass
Pain
Methodial Episcopal Church, South
Jackson
Misa
Spit
Methui Te
Lucent & Mirra Towacco Co
Action Flo Vm
American Oil Company
John S. Benn
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