State Roads Bill Would Let Higher Highway Speeds
Baltimore September 25 The State Roads Commission would be allowed to designate certain open country highways as exempt from the current speed limits, enabling higher speeds where deemed safe. The proposed measure, part of the Motor Vehicle Laws revision, would not compel faster limits but permit exemptions.
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Baltimore
Commission
Jona E Raine
Roads Commission
The
Raine
St. Paul Street
Trans
Wlso
Salvation Army Evangelistic Service at Fort Sich Street
A large Friday evening gathering assembled at the Balvaton Army tent to hear Mes J W Townes, with Rev. Wm C Regal and Rev. WoT Bravden leading prayers and praise. The service aimed to uplift the congregation through Spirit of Christ and evangelical exhortation.
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Balvaton
Townes
Nat
Spirit of Christ
Chri
Wm C Regal
Tlaptis
Ropal
Reyerata
California Home Exterior And Floor Flaws In Style
A detailed description of a California ranch style home highlighting its design, materials, and features. The plan shows a comfortable informal arrangement of rooms with a separate kitchen entry and service area. The garage is integral to the house and a decorative fence frames the property. Estimated value notes appear with questionable figures.
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California
Antono Ust
Births and social notices fill Syhresville page
An OCR laden issue from Syhresville reports births, guest visits, and social events across Newark County. People named include Mrs Carpenter and Mr Carpenter at John’s Cemetery, Mr and Mrs Willa iam Radgely hosting guests, and multiple gatherings at homes, stores, and churches with attendees such as Mrs George Burkingham and Mr and Mrs Arthur Brown, reflecting a bustling community calendar.
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Panera
Neward
Beriand
Wow Ag Sears
Bs John's Cemetery
Mico Ct
Robert Carpenter
Carpenter
Hele Appin
Phanet
Wederich
David Liproomb College
Nahville
County Women Clubs and gatherings in Jefferson area
Reports from the Jefferson and Johnsville Women’s Clubs show 20 members plus a visitor at a meeting with talks on the Reading Project and Gifts Reading, book reviews, and planned events including a later October meeting at Mrs Mor Etchison’s home. The Tig Bodee Women’s Club met with music, readings on Stephen Foster, and a Tri County report, with twenty eight members and five guests attending, planning a trunk sale and a reading course for members.
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Beavers
Stephen Foster
Merebrs
Orence Williams
Aovctos
Inb
Frederick
Muse Floy Hitcshew
Unionville Club
John Engle
Elmer Bixon
Direcor
Whch
Mia Russa
Louis
Howard UW. Quinn
New Market Homemakers Club Meets at Miss Hilda Kener’s Home
The New Market Homemakers Club held its regular meeting Tuesday at Miss Hilda Kener’s home in Ferney. Mrs Mary McVarrie presided after the opening song Juanita and the evening featured a project demonstration by Mrs Carl Kintz and Miss Ruth Nicodemus. A book review by Mrs Nicodemus was read, gifts of books were announced, and a 4 H achievement night and dress review were planned for the next meeting at the New Market School.
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New Market Homemakers’ Club
Tueulay
Ferney
Hilda Kener
Mary McVarrie
Juanita
Schaal Abe
Satthen
Moca
Mrederik
Carl Kintz
Ruth Nicodemus
Rute Noendemoe
Nevera
Reece Mont
Vow
Nicodemus
Robert Wharton
Fierence Willams
Dohry
Monica Shannon
Richard Malesattens
Josephine
Laurence
Cheartes
Ur Uhr
Enercon Posdick
Bop Om
New Market
Burkissteen Woman's Club Meeting Promptly Opened
Burkissteen Woman's Club held a routine gathering led by AE McCakay with prayers and songs including Lucia and Mortaht. The meeting featured reports from committee members and introductions of guests, with remarks from local figures and a discussion on community matters.
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Burkissteen Woman's Club
Mds AE McCakay
Rickeystown
Matin
Pteen
Ts ZA Pmtral
Anea
Nicodemus Ate
OT Bey
Mtr
Kirbey
Robert Freemar
Pumpkin of Great Britain Army Freighs a Frail Tale
A misread 1936 pre season item uncovers a frail pumpkin displayed by Mrs Woerner and son Kenneth at The Meas. The fruit, mistaken for a freak object, prompted inspection by local observers. Estimates suggest a portion related to geopolitical profits and national sentiments.
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Pediar
Chrosk
Vuner Gibbons
Hraddork
Woermer
Kenneth
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Rust Brothers
Gereen Cotlor
Tion To Roads Commission
Salvation Army
oLiere
Epstann
Gasale
Syhresville
Homemakers’ Club
Alpha
George Burkingham
Harvey Bower
Beanor
Peloies Fink
Drothy Winon
Crlleen Moore
May Company
Jian
Mas Mim
Mets
Phelps Decay
Arthur Pyne
Torey Syceney
Verte Tennett
Lts
Brown Care Oy
Heh
Pat
Mcie ‘Hanya
Mardin
Mire
Tribe Bares
Ann Pynch Mecey
Coro'vn
Gaither
Herbert Rechard
Ganghiter
Guetta
Wis Durhby
Aand
Sithy
Evan Hipstey
Mary Pox
Wilmington
Del
John Oarnett
Betty Layens
Bayer
Teota
Pam
Ord
ADC
Mrs Wracim
Matid
Tanetoat
Amber of Fein
Tad
Mary Lo Dotrey
Mroagh
Theos
el Henin
Juin Athauch
Doni Stuer
Elas
Misa Tieemann
Yea Ashe
Carrie Dooe
Minong
Piahing Creek
Jefferson Club
Luther
I Rosson Et Oh He
Myrtle Shaff
Mra
Mre Mor Etchison
Charaan
Johnsvile Women's Club
Johnsville
Lewis Sxeadner
Wilee Wyrene Neement
Carran Harp
George Foreman
Clinton Nusbatin
Orlewer 2
Jug
Ronald King Sy
Tha Preedert
Rishard
Ap Etyo Arang
Stephen Pores
Mrs Berge
New Market Club
North Market ST
Veederick
Stieff
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Nut
Ohio
Tennessee
T. i and
Mont
Rane
Haines’ Stock Market
Frederick, MD
Theo
Great Beltain
Commercial Bank of Maryland
Federal Deports Insurance Corp
Washington
Highland Farms Dairy
C. V. Dye
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