Wagner Burdette Wedding in Bethesda M E Church
The marriage of Mrs Mabel L Detye daughter of Mr and Mrs Burdette of Browningsville to Rev Paul E Wagner took place on September 3 at Bethesda M E Church with Rev J Milton Rogers officiating. A chancel of white hydrangeas and ferns framed the ceremony as Mrs Ros Ward sang and Miss Watkins played violin. The bride wore a princess gown and veil, attended by Miss Takao Vans, with Japanese friend Yoshi Sacon as best man. After a reception the couple left for a trip and will reside in Marion Ohio where Rev Wagner serves.
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Ros 4 Ward
Gaithersburg
Ins Watkins
Ruth
Paul W. Burdette
Vanese College
Takao Vans
Yoshige Herman Sacon
Maid of Honor
Rlse
IO. O. F
Owningsville
Ston Alestt Sr
Pittswh
Robertraham
Pittsburgh
Conrad Heins
Phila
Iphia Pa
Charles Wagner
Graf
W. Va
Emily Wagner Hare
Emily Wagner Hare. «Roit, Mich
Mae E. Pierce
Milton
Lee
John L
J. Milton Roy
Baltimore
Florence Slace
Ishington
D. C
Wagner
Aring
Navy
Aiton
N.d
Mr. Wagnes
Clinton Avenue
Daascus High School
Asbury
W. G. Malo
George Street
Marion
Mnenter
Tillian Mato
Albert Smith
Everett Aith
Graceham
A. L. Seherry
Ville
Orrville
Birding High School
Hasen
the &. &. Kieszere
Smith
Thuront High School
Forest Glen Memorial Park
Audre
Eset Georsereet
Marlon
Philip Malo
Thelma Malo
Malo
Elbert Smith
Elbert. Smith
Lillian
Geraldine
Elinor Hendrickson
Davids Street
Lerdayes
Surprise Party Honors Les Rosa and Evelyn Wagoner
A movable surprise party was given September 9 at the homes of their relatives near Mt. Airy to honor Les Rosa and Evelyn Wagoner. Guests included Rev. and Mrs. E. H. Wagoner, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Poole, and many others. Muss agoner left September 10 for Blue Ridge College. music finished by Leo Buckman and Willard Kim.
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Les Rosa
Evelyn Wagoner
Mt. Airy
Mussagoner
Bluedge College
Leo Buckman
Willard Kim
E. H. Wagoner
Abe Poole
Marr
Edward White
Delbed Ole
Ralph Brashears
Raymond
Ite
Alvin Poole
Jesse Main
and Brashears
Preston Poin
Emer Wagoner
Bud Summers
Rely Bucket
War d Rimby
Evelyn
Reg Warzone
Wothy Bustard
Edith White
Marquise Roderick
Carolline Kinnatte Bustard
Dorothy Roberts
Itinia Buckman
Louise Roberts
Ry Reberca Buckman
Mary der Feole
Eva Andrews
Myine Art Tiodevich
Dency
Bernice Rateyicc
Personal notices from Hood College faculty and locals
Mr. Willard Markey leaves Wednesday for a motor trip to New York to visit his aunt Mrs. Byron E Hughes. Hood College personnel Jackie Perry and others travel or return from California Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Mrs. Mabel Eaton Stewart and Dr. Newton Underwood spend summers in the South and return to Frederick. Readings of trips, reunions, and visits mark local social life with several friends and alumni noted.
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Willard Markey
Rockwell Terrace
New York City
Byron E. Hughes
Ruth “. Perry
Hood College
California
Pacific Coast
Olive I. Reddick
Perry
Margaret McClune
Sara Lawrence College
Bronxville
N.Y
Geneva Leimbach
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Leinbach
Reading
Newton Underwood
Atlanta
Smoky Mountains
Georgia
Frederick
Mabel Eaton Stewart
Stewart
Paliarnia
York
Panama Canal
Claramond Harper
Hood Cales
Radium Springs
Albany
Mass Anderson
Biolos
Hood College Land
Pittsburgh
Connellsville
Robert T. Carper
Leona Palmer
New York Jetty
Fletcher Brail
Washington, D. C
Oscar Mullican
Orrison Stackhouse
Robert Steinmetz
Bangor. Pa
W. A. Becker
Bethlshem
X Y Hospital
Ritchie Returns to Defy Political Odds in City Race
The fragment hints at Ritchie attempting a comeback against an opponent named Bishey with Cal Charis as a commentator or organizer. It mentions a prior year setback, a plan to avoid politics, and a Roman decree context, suggesting a local political contest with unclear dates or places.
The New Deal Debated In Washington And Abroad
In Washington the cotton loan debate sparks suspicion about politicians, speculators, and lobbyists as the AAA negotiates a 12 cent loan versus a 10 cent compromise to ease the farmer burden while shifting risk to markets. Meanwhile international notes reveal Litvinov and Roosevelt’s limited diplomacy and record-breaking misunderstandings after a Moscow conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
AAA
Congress
White House
Secret records linger in guarded DOJ vaults
A new Justice official uncovered preserved records from a famed but forgotten commission. The boxes hold an old odor and confiscated supplies hinting at disputes over promised terms in Sub To sa negotiations before Russian recognition. Diplomatic chatter suggests conflicting claims on debts payments and Third International activities, with mixed interpretations from Russia and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
F. D
Communist International
Dimitroff
Moscow
Roosevelt
Litvinoff
Department of Justice
Wickers Nam
Commissson
Actua
Russia
United States
Montgomery To Get No State Road Funds
Montgomery will not receive state road funds this year. Maryland State Roads Commission official Tatier said about half of the planned main project funds would be expended, with remaining costs forecast to be covered by local revenue. the fiscal year starts soon and deficits may delay payments. Separately, a trial in Hagerstown was postponed after injuries from a collision involving Chariton Marker of Myersville and Jean Reedy. Marker and Reedy sustained injuries and were treated at a hospital with improving condition reported.
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Montgomery
Rasqunery Saad
H. EL Tad
Maryland State Roads Commission
Tabier
Tatier
Hagerstown
Boyd Groiove
Elizabeth Street
Chariton P. Marker
Myersville
Godlove
Marker
Stark
Jean Reedy
Salem Avenue
Church
Geo
Reely
Local Fish Market Ad Notes Weekend Hours and Product List
A fragment from a local notice lists Saturday evenings during September as market hours. It mentions Louise Eicheleffe Ger and a Sanitary Fish Market with items such as trout butterfish silver bass salt fish reef hake bluefish soft crabs shamp crib meat stallops and clams and provides a phone number 1363.
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Sanitary Fish Market
Howe
Local Sale Items And Events Highlight Lewistown Market
A collage of community notices includes a New England baked bean supper and ham glaze, a home made pickle and brown bread sale, beauty treatments, and a ladies church bake sale. Also listed are a large fruit auction in Walkersville, band performances by Sperry Storm and his Waryside Club Orchestra, and the Sixth Annual Wachter Reunion at Mt. Tabor Park. A public sale of about 166 acres near Lewistown is announced with terms to be set on sale day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hilt Manor
New England
Towill
Lewistown
Creagerstown
Raymond M. Stall
Chicks for Sale and Benefit Sale Ad at Local Cathedral
An advertisement notes a big floor show at Calectin tan with multiple sale days Tuesday through Saturday and a separate food and flower sale benefitting the National Washington Cathedral on Saturday September 14 from 10 am onward. It lists Potts Offices at 1% Court St and Fourth Street corner.
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Fourth Street
National Washington Cathedral
Court St
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William Altor
Pittsburgh, Pa
Ney Burdette
Africa
Musgount
Ais
Jean Sorder
J. D. Hendrickson
RB. Ames Hendrickton
Lorraine Cubitt
Fleisher
R. D. Hawkins
Clarksburg
Ritchie
Bishey
Cal Charis H. Conkoiva
Hovels Nate
Splendid
Washington
Wickersham
Rodney Dutcher
Commission
Gram
Whenka, Ieee
OTD
DEL
Proton
Louise Eicheleffe
Alentin
Henry T. Wade
Armani
Batu
AU A Rammed
Caaninan & Wert
Menry
Barms
Mortenee
Boa
Alecia
Balon Faene
St Raeewade
Monarch Cleaners
Market St Thone
East Patrick St
Ladies OF Iutheran and Reformed Church
Utica
Walkersville
Goodmillic
MEARL
Waryside Inn
Sperry Storm
Waryside Club
Wachter
Mt. Tabor Park
Hargett
South Market St. Lewis B. Hargett
Eddie Hermann
Lever Bros. Co
Frederick Grocers
Lux
Kiwanis
Shee
Rogers Sturlin
Eversbady
Royals
Remingtons
Underwoods
Cotanas
Williams Typewriter CO
Cor. Bentz & Patrick
Edward Fink
BECK
Prom
Beck's
Mi Airy
Getl
Rama
Andy
Mateyree Moitan
Lee-Tae
Don Arniy
Equity Fortee
Ates
Henner Seovse
Father Dents
Bess
Vansant
Noah E. Cramer
Fred & Wilson
Gaenad Henna Bina Fae
Citizens National Bank
Frederick, MD
Jorgen D. Baker
Foard
Hoymes D. Baker
Jonn H. Baker
Joseph McDivir
William G. Zimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
Wséistarit Cashiere
Josefa D. Baker
Thomas H. Halter
Chagirs H. Conney
M. D
Jons 5. Newman
James KH. GaMartt, Jr
Holmes BD. Baker
Daniel Baker, JR
Joan H. Baker
Archibald E. Fisuer
Lother Bice
Rafal Ratary
Dyvind
Pagey
Waynes Anten
Alsa
Ualesman Asyet
Nrn
Awah
Rex Ying
Bytv
ER Perineiek Firm
Ned Challe
Eeile Herter
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Eapeuinierie Apily
Mos Yanges
West Nos
Foor
Derween Doan
Oliatee
Watsut
UCRAF
Trian Feessenagie
Treing Abbe
Old Beatitoes
Gale Ehran
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Tor
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Abie Oth
Weld
Mir
Ram
Peake
Thera
Andar
Jorn HW
Mayer
Amm
Worosm
Cme
Gelen
Rene
Amon
Braddock Solens
Madern
Peter
Luther Rice
Brower
Womern Lumber Co
Ra Peat
Pep Ly Ras Vania Te
Isis
Fredo
Fador
Feoa
Laas
EL O Navah
Dixept
Fyeteriex
Emiiy
Tage Heights
Sasterspar
Prederick County
Ember
Eli G. Haugh
Yeutok
Mesherry
ELIGO
Hauon
Clert
Ayropt
Ordar Nibow Audit
Andar Ma
SDA Lerderite
Lemat
Smeets
G Haugh
da Cercult Court Tar Pred Vy
Eli GO
Haugh
ORME
Prenerick
Pes
Beatember
Coust
Freferick Cyimty
Fredere
Ty Pee Yeas
Eli G Kale
Ceart
Fred
Frededen
Eli G Haugh
Circuit Court
Preserene OA
Winearenne
Ind
Chocar
Raeree Salieitare
Potts & Griffin
Potts
Griffin
Roealtips
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