Rev and Mrs Kipe Celebrate Golden 50th Anniversary
Rev Samuel A Kipe and Mrs Martha Gallion observed their 50th wedding anniversary at the Taylor home in Gapland with family present. They wed Sept 7 1892 at Mrs Kipe’s parents in Broadfording. Rev Kipe ordained Sept 3 1892 and serves as pastor and Maryland Virginia Eldership president for ten years. A large program, dinner, gifts, and tributes followed with many ministers and family in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. Kipe
Martha Gallion
Cain Golden
Lewis Taylor
Gapland
Taylor
Kipe
Aaron Gallion
Broadfording
George W. Seilhammer
Maryland and Virginia
J. H. Gonso
Martinsburg
W. Va
Karl
Oliver Kipe
Paul
Melvin
Edna
Naomi
Harry Shindledecker
Mary
James Kipe
Englar Kipe
Samuel
Elinor
Elaine
J. F. Myers
C. C. Sullivan
Gon. Ray
C. W. Fink
Clarence McGaha
J. E Stephen
Levi Waggerman
H. C. Gonso
Euodias
W. F. Murray
R. S. Easterday
J. H
Ayrshire Field Day largest Beer Meld In Western Maryland
The Ayrshire Field Day on Labor Day drew the largest Western Maryland event of its kind. Grand Champion Bull came from Burner farm near Mt Pleasant shown by Earey Kline, with Paul Etzler winning multiple Blue Ribbons and Grand Champion Female. Scotty Najen judged the show, Paul Rudy organized youth activities, and Alvin Dudley attended, bringing Ayrshire pedigree expertise. Plans also covered drought relief hay delivery and regional farming notes across Frederick, Jefferson, Unionville, and Emmitsburg areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Earey Kline
Kline
Mt. Pleasant
Paul Etzler
Cuthbert
Scotty
Najen
Ayrshire
Unionville
Mr. Dudley
Vermont
Leaders Clash in Berlin and Bulgarian Premier Pick
Berlin broadcasts mock Roosevelt and Churchill as Churchvelts. In New York Debri Bojilov is named Bulgaria’s Premier to fill the vacancy after Bogdan Philov’s election to the regency. Frederick County Roads Board met with County Engineer Roger Willard noting routine business and road matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landen
Benito Russelin
Roosevelt
Churchill
Berlin
Churchvelts
Capet Teeans
Enabl Treay Snaich
Pojilov
New York
Debri Bojilov
Finance
Bulgaria
Bogdan Philov
U S
Frederick County Roads Board
Roger Willard
Toda
Brazil Sees Expeditionary Force Joining Allies
General Eurico Gaspar Dutra, Brazil's Minister of War, says Brazil will soon have an expeditionary force ready to serve with Allied powers in Europe. He told reporters the move hinges on military prep and U.S. supplied equipment, noting Brazil's army has quadrupled and its navy expanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eurico Gaspar Dutra
Brazil
Europe
United States
Mrs Shaw Dead in Lomton Home
Mrs George Bernard Shaw, wife of the famous playwright, died at their Lomton home on Sunday September 14. The death ends a long marriage marked by social prominence and literary circles.
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Lee A. House
Near
Jefferson
House
Pfc
Garland D. House
Fort Lewis
Wash
Pfc. House
Virginia Itfert
Dilland G. House
J. Wilmer
T. Nathan
Greenbury D. House
Claude B. Ahal
James R Albin
Elmer E. Guyton
A. L. Nicholson
Arthur T. Hightman
Lee
Richard B. House
Raymond Howard
Camp Marshall
North Carolina
Mary Catherine
Margaret
Margaret Ellen
Priscilla
Messrs Grove
Arthur
Carroll
T. Nathan House
Dwayne
Robert W
Ronald Lee
Shaw
Lomton
George Bernard Shaw
Wartime bulletin offers sewing machine repair guidance
The U S Department of Agriculture reports a new bulletin by Helen S Holbrook and Albert V Krewatch explaining how any well made sewing machine can be cleaned oiled and adjusted to run perfectly. It notes parts may be replaced but machines can be restored without new purchases and owners can perform the maintenance themselves. The piece also references wartime thrift and conservation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Farmers’ Bulletin
U. S Department of Agriculture
Helen S. Holbrook
the Bucess of Human Nutrition and Home Economies
Agricultural Research Administration
Albert V. Krewatch
University of Maryland Extension Service
Vi Krewatch
Chintes
Maryland
Warthine Newis
Thes
Conservation Ark
Swiss Dispatch Reports Duke of Pistoia Entered Switzerland
A SwissTelegraphe dispatch from Chiassa says the Duke of Pistoia, a member of the Italian royal family, traveled into Switzerland near Locarno last Sunday as part of a royal suite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Bern
Chiassa
Duke of
Wednesday Deadline Set For Employment Service Registration
The notice states that Wednesday will be the deadline for registration with the United States Employment Service for a position in an essential industry. The directive emphasizes timely participation for qualified applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Employment Service
Brunswick High School Opens With Enrollment Near Prior Peak
Brunswick High School opened with 320 students, about the same as last year’s peak of 350. The freshman class totals around 110, with roughly equal numbers of boys and girls, and about 70 students in the upper grades. Some students plan to remain in current jobs until replacements arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick High School
Brunswick
Mat Vines
Otter
Elise
Beng
Dodson Divorce Granted in Equity Court
A decree in equity court grants Mrs. Ann Dodson an absolute divorce from Emmett W. Dodson of Altoona Pennsylvania. She must pay the court costs. EF. D. Storm prosecuted for the plaintiff and M. M. Weinberg defended the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
Ann & L. Dodson
Big County
Emmett W. Dodson
Altoona
EF. D. Storm
Plaight
M. M. Weinberg
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Airi
Markham Valley
Lae
New Guinea
Douglas MacArthur
Airernr
Sea
NEA
Henry R. Shoemaker
Noosa
Pennsylvania
Emmitsburg
Frederick County
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick. Md
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Stafford
Parker
Schaffer
Storm & Shipley
America
U. S
Studebaker Corporation
Studebaker
Boeing Flying Fortress
Washington
Rds
Euca
Quita
Webber Seective
Flakorn N Muffin
Nore
Flako
U.S. War Bonds & Stamps
Weer-Tvar Aluminum Cleanser
A. E. Fisher
East Patrick St
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