Real Estate Board Urges City Sewer Proposal Vote
A September 1938 Fredericksburg article urges residents to vote tomorrow on a public works sewer program funded by a federal grant. It argues the plan offers nearly a half million dollars of improvement, low interest borrowing, and long term community welfare benefits. James H. Cramer signs as chairman urging informed civic action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polla
Frederick
toMlorrow
Avalon
Aod
Fabio Han
Rommuni
Frodstick Inc
James H. Cramer
Surprise Birthday Party for Leon Ferrell at Merryland Tract
A surprise 20th birthday celebration for Leon Ferrell was held Tuesday at Mr. and Mrs. Wm. D. Ferrer home in Merryland Tract. Guests enjoyed games dancing and refreshments with many gifts and a large group of attendees including Esther Willard Virginia Wel Yer and Norman Remsburg among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer. Wm. D. Ferrer
Merryland Tract
Leon
Ames
Esther Willard
Virginia Wel Yer
Ernestine Catrow
Cleta Eveshart
Celeste
Heleny Ferrer
Edith Wall
Mary Bussard
Ruthie Bussard
Betty Thrasher
Helen Eagle
Merwaret Mills
Jessie Magaha
Evelyn Magaha
Evelyn Derner
Hilda Frick
Louwe Ueler
Evelyn Piefer
Margaret Lewis
Eleanor Titus
Barbara Titus
Sara Huffer
Louise Ferrell
Huds Ferrell
Betty Remsberg
Barbara Remsburg
Doris Remsbury
Alice Ferrell
Jack Cutler
Joe Long
Norman Weller
Arthur Willard
Donald Weller
Donald Shaffer
Paul Wickham
Paul Smith
Pred Ferrell
J0 Fen Damer
Wiliam Wall
Franken Ferrell
Ghariee Baghe Barnta
Sidtor Ueler
Charles Huffer
Melvin Zeeker
Phegd Wickham
Raymoond Dee
Leon Ferrell
Norman
Remsburg
Paul Sexard
William Ferrell
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Chronicle of historical items from Frederick including a masked attack in Middletown and a lynching in Ellicott City. Other notes cover a fatal buggy accident near Woodshore, Hood College activities, and local court actions including DUI penalties and farm incidents.
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Frederick
Sam House
Middletown
Ar- Grieti
Lnsh
Shay
Neads
Tumiet
Howse
Ellicoly City
Nicholas Snowden
George Albalgh
Nay Calbert
Woodshore
Albrugl
Concludes Atlantic Atrert graduate and local notices mix
A fragmentary column lists recent graduates, scholarship awards, births, and various local notices. Names such as Miss Beelke, Homer Kepler, Mrs. Sneat, Mrs. Shelton, and Miss Gitce appear alongside property improvements in Brunswick, Brotewick Street, and nearby areas.
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Atrert
Brunswick Mehchool
St Mary's
Simivney
St. Mary's City
Miss Beelke
Homer
Kepler
Frederick
Pbekabo
Cornell oeMy
Darrell Sneats
Iseph
Jep
Lawrence Welson
Osa Marclorad
Dave Aaniee
Chek Howe
Alter Yes
Jentie Barger
Brunswick
Whiett
Rinde Dod Radwell
Brotewick Street
Pas
Millard Keiley
Homesmith
Jefferson
Owen Reid
Bro. Contractors
Today in History and Birthdays from Tooneville
A collage of historical notes lists births and deaths of notable figures from early America to the 1920s, including governors, bishops, reformers, artists, and leaders. It also recalls major events such as the Bonhomme Richard victory and Vincenzo Bellini’s death, with a snapshot of today’s listed birthdays and a horoscope.
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Veal Jones
Vincenzo Bellini
University of California
Berkeley
United States
Earl Ovington
Red City
N.Y
Gene Tunney
Philadelphia
Jack Dempsey
Mueller
OTC
Guwu
Among County Women's Clubs at New Market meeting
New Market club members gathered with Mrs Murry Etzler presiding. Reports highlighted year plans and roll call readings from Purposes of the Day. Announcements noted a tri-county meeting in Hazerstown on September 25 with readings by Mrs Alics Amberser and Buck Nicodemus.
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New Market Club
New Market School
Murry Etzler
Aram Clair Man
Tett
Waa Itaar
Tri-County
Hazerstown
Sy Mess
Buck Nicodemus
Alics Amberser
Mike
Grace
Auddres
Marry Again Brinkerhof Geraci to Wed in New York
The wedding of To Marry Again Rovers Brinkerhof and Geraci of New York is set for Tuesday September 24 in New York City. The Walkersville Women's Club held its first fall meeting September 19 at Molluxdis Church grounds with 44 members and five visitors. A short business session was led by President Mrs. Nelson Stauffes and four new members joined. Members answered roll call with vacation remnant. Plans for the fair were outlined by chairwoman Mrs. Franklinn. A Pollyanna gift reveal highlighted the evening. The next club meeting is October 16 at the home of Mrs. Lesne N. Coblente with education committee chair Mrs. John S. Adam.
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Hood College
Dude
Prederick On
Joseph Ho Apple
Rey Ayy
Tle Mitton
Frederick
Calvin Summerfield Urner
MG Urner
Caivanras
Busness
Brunvenck Gamsune Aouse
Walkersville Club
Walkersville Women’s Club
Molluxdis
Nelson Stauffes
Ctlub
H. B
Eisie Pie
Franklinn
Mareelene
Kefaaver
Prineifa
Luncheen Pten
Mit Ven Ton
Dany
Hela
Bearsuit
Herber
F S
Romie
Lesne N. Coblente
John
Adam
Smeral
Alexander Korda
Harlem
Talars
Reuben
Jran Harlow
City Hall
Bam
Lardia Strong
John D. Rockefeller
Tom
Hendrick Willem van Loon
Holland
Gad
America
New York Celebrities Swarm Penthouse Haunts and Haunts
New York from September 23 notes a parade of visiting stars and writers flocking to famed spots around Manhattan. Algonquin Club hosts literary crowds during evenings, while Peter Stuyvesant Hotel lobbies draw luncheon writers. Vaudeville and opera elites drift between restaurants and clubs near Carnegie Hall, Madison Square Garden, and City Hall, with fashion, cinema, and theatre figures socializing at Joe Romano's, Schleiffer's, and other venues.
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New York
Hollywearl
Tonys
Bardi
Dinty Moore
The
Algonquin
Jack and
Louie
Hovel Madison
Peter Stuyvesant
Vaudevillians
Joe Romano
West Fifty-fourth Street
Hollywood
Paradise Cabaret
Voisin
Supreme Court
Ir Day
Schleiffer’s
Manny Wolf
Third Avenue
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the Daily News
Terrens
Enrror
Corpershian
Flapper
Potemne
Baltimore
John Watts
Drury Pletcher
Gr. C. Mohler
West B Street
Waynesborm
Haiery George
West
Sormay Street
Lexington
Washington
Gee Uwniversity
W. Kidwiller
Parkercpurt
Park Avenue
C. Burl Kelley
Jean
Robert
Charles E. Kelly
Raymond V Kreales
seRey
Old Ferenris
Teantiette Reelke
Theard
By Williams
Eer
Friom
RE Magwe Lom Ags
Poneee
Thania Cigaret
Atlantic
Tod
Patennian Springs
W. McNeally
Lorettaville
G. W. Holmes
Yarrowsburg
Washington County
Clara Reid
Dargan
Mt. Pleasant
Tayloraville
Bethany
Woodwark
Felix
Ballinrobe
Ireland
Giruanma
Fils
Floyd Bennett Airport
Pues
Masieyys
David Linyd George
A Maagh GeecHey
Fras
Shay Huideck
Toonerville
Asatverstrice
Joe Sevier Osienne
Prenklin
Tenmesset
Mew Market
John Ragland
Rowan Catholc
Charkeson, & Co
Charleston
William Hulmes McGusey
Ohio
Charlottevilie
James Black
Pennay
Warus
National Prohibition Party
Lewisburg
George Crook
Keylon
Chicago
Victoria C. W. Martin
New York City
Panker
Thireias Moth Osborne
Auburn
N. Y
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Forsythe
Apo
Walter Lippmann
Michael J. Cleary
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Milwaukee
Town County
Wis
Wayman Adams
Muncie
Ind
William FR. Leigh
Berkeley County
John Withers
New York War 'S School of Education
Ben Lomond
W. Va
Opry House
Suitcase Simpson
Fontaine Fox
Rovers Brinkerhof
Daashter
Timer Vanderbilt
Staten Ts~ N.Y
Geraci
Middletown Club
Paul Harrison
Post
George Rosas
Manhattan
George Boss
John H. Shaw
Ponsin Huret
Ivar Kreuger
Alfred Lunt
Lyon Fontanne
Tennessee Depot
Lawrence Tibbett
Happy Hour
Nickelodeon
Los Angeles
Metropolitan Opera
Richard Bennett
Max Anderson
Tomamy ‘Itedrock
Polo
Jim’ Brady
Hendrik
Central Park
Charles Schwab
Peggy Wood
Jack Dempseys
Eugene O'Neill
Sea Island
Castle
Cecil B. DeMille
Helen Hayes
John Barrymore
George M. Cohan
Giants
Polo Grounds
H. L. Mencken
Kate Smith Spanoes Oomee
Waf Hays
Bly Culbertson
Earle Sande
Babe
Kay Francis
James Parley
Katharine Hepburn
J. P. Morgan
Harry K. Thay
Broadway
Izzie
Duke’ Sherry
Western Union
Hancocks
Ferten Ceichi
Tallulah Bankhead
Channing Pollack
Isis
Duke
Lower East Side
Marques
Ram
South Seas
McComb
Mangsneel
New York Ciy
Mantzpal
Re‘s
Greenwich Village
Oliver Hoffman
New I Market
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