Booster Night Program Planned by Lewistown Grange
Lewistown Grange at Community Hall hosts National Booster's Night with Roy Angleberger presiding and J E Stoner directing. William B. Gross of Brunswick speaks on the value of Grange membership. A debate on whether husbands should rise to prepare breakfast. music by Lewistown Grange orchestra. other readings and the master's message. Open to the public.
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Lewistown
Community Hall
Roy Angleberger
J. E. Stoner
Woods Sore
United States
William B. Gross
Brunswick
Grange
Lewistown Grange Orchestra
C. Donald Rice
Surprise party in Sykesville honors Mellors at summer home
In Sykesville on September 27 Mr and Mrs Frank L Mellor hosted a surprise party for Mrs Mellors mother at their summer residence. Guests included numerous local families and friends. Refreshments were served. Other items note Miss Ethel Barnes returning from Lake Minewaska and renovations and visits around town, with Rev Fleming baptizing a nephew at St Barnabas.
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Sykesville
Frank L. Mellor
Mr. Mellor
M. Mellor
Mesdames Levi Barnes
William Melville
William Forthman
Charles H. Taylor
James Wheatley
James Gaither
Harry Weer
William M. Jones
Francis Conkin
R. K. Barnes
Walter Hawkins
James C
Karl Justus
Maryland General Hospital
Evelyn Hamp
Baltimore
Peggy Lee
Samuel C. W Fleming
Hannahbel Welling
William B. Welling, Jr
M. Gist Welling
College Park
Frances, Ida
Elsie Jones
Osbourne Wilson
Walbrook
Willard R. Hatfield
Elizabeth Hush
Carl Humphreys
Willam B. Welling, Jr
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Javits Howes
Walter Engel
E. Kenneth Albaugh
Ruth B
Edward P
Darlington
Bennett
Church
Samuel C. W. Fleming
Little Hugh Gelston
Hugh Gelston
Lutherville
St Barnabas Church
Ida
Frances Jones
Frederick Church
Mellor Avenue
Fritzie Justus
Hurricane disrupts poultry judging trip to Eastern States Exposition
Mr and Mrs Edward F Holter and three FFA team members from Liberty Highland Harford and Oakland counties escaped injury as hurricane floods and fallen trees blocked routes through Connecticut en route to Springfield Mass The group faced submerged highways damaged buildings and a dam risk at the Connecticut River bridge with police advising against crossing during the return journey.
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Edward F. Holter
Middletown
Mervi
Farmers of America
Connecticut
Springfield
Mass
Holter
Walkersville
Liberty High
William Baker
Liberty High School
Arthur Stevens
Highland High School
Harford County
Harvey Wilderson
Oakland High
Garrett County
Danbury
Conn
Farmington
New England
Bridge
Connecticut River
Local Socials Note Wide Visiting Circles
A string of visits and social gatherings centers on families in Williams, Forthman, Fleming, Hatfield, Gaither, Kidd, Arrington, Vaughn, Dell, and others. Guests include Joan Firoved in Baltimore, Mary Elen Hush with Oakland residents, and multiple dinners and dinners in Mount Airy and Baltimore as funeral services were held for a listed individual.
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Joan Firoved
Baltimore
Eunce
Charles Day
Jessup
Wesley Day
St. Barnabas Church of Guild
Samuel C. W. Fleming
W. R. Hatfield
Henry Muller
Gaither
Melville Gaith
David Dell
Oakland
C. W. Fleming
Barnes Hall
Samuel Hush
Mary Elen
Oakland Road
Frank Mellor
E. M. Mellor
Annie Randall
Wiliam Chipley
Urbana Woman's Club Meeting Highlights Local Activities
The Urbana Woman's Club met at Mrs. A. B. Smith's home with 16 members and four visitors. President Lew Roeing led the meeting. Activities included music by Miss Juanita Dudderar, a Citizenship and Legislation program, and flower arrangement demonstration for an October 7 Buckeystown show. One new member joined. Obituary notices mention Edna Snatter Wilson, aged 55, and Hester Ann Pickett, with interments at Woodlawn and Bethel cemeteries.
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Urbana Club
Urbana Woman's Club
A. B. Smith
Lew Roeing
Univen
Juanita Dudderar
Jennie Kidd
Hudd
Joan Kidd
America
Jona Stup
Briscoe
Peters
Windsor
Wilson Runkles
Home Grounds Improvement
Buckeystown
Lew Roelkey
Edward Windsor
Osbourne E. Wilson
Edna Snatter Wilson
Woodlawn Cemetery
Wilson
Baltimore
Hester Ann
Nee Lowman
Milton A. Pickett
Mary Leuba
Bethel Cemetery
Carroll County
Frederick Club Hosts Talk On Boosting Your Town
Chairman introduced Roger Wolfe president of the Frederick Chamber of Commerce who spoke on Boosting Your Own Town stressing organization cooperation and property advertising. Mrs Windsor read Advertising Makes Work from the Bureau of Advertising Federation of America. Mrs Oden reported on the Short Course at College Park. A lunch is planned at Mrs Roesky home with Mrs Windsor named committee chair and other members on the panel. Next meeting is October 7 with Adamstown at Buckeystown.
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Roger Wolfe
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
Windsor
Bureau of Advertising Federation of America
William Oden
College Park
Florence Surman
Wilson Bankies
Juanita Dudderar
Roesky
Adamstown
Buckeystown
Adamstown Women's Club Meets September Meeting
The Adamstown Women's Club met on September 22 with Mrs. Albert Castle as hostess. President Mrs. Elmer Michael led the session. Members sang America and Old Folks at Home, read Our New America, and heard a roll call on My Favorite Fall Flower with eighteen members and four visitors present. A trip to Washington was approved for October 5, a flower exchange planned for October 19, and Mrs. Ransom R. Lewis Jr spoke on her trip to South America. Recreation was managed by Mrs. W. H. Southran. Refreshments followed. next meeting will be in Sunday school.
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Adamstown
Adamstown Women's Club
Albert Castle
Elmer Michael
America
Wm. Brosius
Washington
B. C. Gibson
Hagerstown
Ransom R. Lewis, Jr
South America
W. H. Southran
Flower show set for Buckeystown district event
The Methodist Church room hosts the district flower show on October 7 with Buckeystown and Urbana participating.
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Methodist Church
Buckeystown
Urbana
WPA Roads Finished In County Project Update
Two farmer market roads under WPA projects have been completed. The Rock Hill Highway runs from Point of Rocks east three quarters of a mile and the Church Hill Doubs road spans 3.9 miles from Church Hill to Doubs, both topped with asphalt. Progress continues on other WPA road improvements in the county.
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WPA
Point of Rocks
Church Hill
Doubs
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