Capitol Trio Rescued From Tree Tops in Storm
Three Washington men were saved when their car engine failed in rising Monocacy River flood near Frederick Maryland. Paul Sample and O T Englehart escaped to willows while Beardslee swam to safety and alerted police as water continued to rise.
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Frederick, Md
Washington
Monocacy River
Here
Paul Sample
U. S
Frederick ‘van Nuys
Indiana
Will G. Beardslee
O.T. Englehart
Veterans’ Administration
Frederick County
Israel Creek Bridge
Sample
Englehart
Kellogg All Bran Promises Relief From Constipation
An old advertisement urges readers to avoid constipation by eating Kellogg All Bran with bulk and vitamin B. It claims two tablespoons daily clears waste gently, improving health and energy, and advises consulting a doctor if relief fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Rescue Efforts After Tree Fall In Frederick Waterway
The men were forced to climb higher as rescue workers arrived after hours. Sample, aided by Englehart, reached exhaustion while Englehart was the first to leave the tree. A canoe carried him out as the tree remained mostly submerged with about 18 feet of water depth nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Detroit
Ti Tead
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve
the Treasury
Couzens
Harry 8S
Toy
Circuit Court
Harry Keidan
Keidan
Senator Couzens
Associated Press
Frederick
Sample
Englehart
Walnut Foint social notices from Walnut Point area
Mr and Mrs George Beitweise of New York City visit relatives including Mrs Bees Sprecher. Miss Josephine Ridenour of Hagerstown stays with her aunt Mrs Preston Sprecher. Nona Sprecher visits near Williamsport. Evelyn Ditmer and others vacation with Mowens and Howard families. Margaret Sprecher visits Gossard family near Williamsport. Charitos family also noted.
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Walnut Point
George Beitweise
New York City
Bees Sprecher
Josephine Ridenour
Hagerstown
Preston Sprecher
Nona’ Sprecher
Ray Kendall
Williamsport
Une Shupp
Hagers
Ralph’ McCauley
Cearfons
Margaret Sprecher
Sanford Gossard
Walliamsport
Albert Charltos
Local Social Roundup Traverses Kemps Area Families
A Mississippi Valley style social column notes visits among the Blaine Sprecher Burgan Schnebly and Burgan families from Kemps Broadford Road and Woodpoint. Hilton Long returns from Chicago Century of Progress. Walter Fresh reports a horse loss by old age. The piece also mentions holiday attire once called glad rags with origins in bright colors.
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Virginia
Blaine
Bertha
Patricia
Albert
Near Kemps
Bertha Sprecher
Preston Sprecher
Roger Burgan
Almeta Burgan
Arthur
Schnebly
Iil
Broadfording Road
Hilton Long
Century of Progress
Chicago
Everett Burgan
Lloyd
Burgan
Marie
Evelyn
Catherine
Eugene
Woodpoint
Roger Burgane
Walter Fresh
Howard ‘Sprecher
Genevieve
Margaret
Irene
Imogene
Phyllis
Clarence
Bessie
McCauley
Downsville Pike
Joint church services set at Manor Church
Aug 24 notice lists St James Brethren Downaville and other churches holding joint services at Manor Church on Aug 27 followed by regular preaching there. Various local residents and visitors are noted across Johnstown and surrounding towns with social visits and family gatherings. A Fort Wayne burglary confession is also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Alice Hightower
Crewe
John Sperow
C. M. Myers
Fred Myers
Virginia Avenue
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Capitol Trio
Kellogg's
Hoover
Majestic
Garver Furniture Co
Potomac St
Priscilla Curtains
Brown
Black
W. Washington Street
ST James
Fred
Fred Mongan
Elsie
George Shank
Clarence Sperow
Roy ‘Long
Hubert
Finfrock
William’ Davis
Hiram
Robert Davis
Guy Long
Roy’ Metz
Harvey Delauder
Misa
Pauline Poltenberger
Sharpsburg
Myers
Cecil Poffenberger
Cecil
Richard Bloom
Cora Stockslager
Fairplay
George Rowland
Jane Norman
Charles Town
William Hammond
Hancock
Shank
Fort Wayne
Ind
S Tran
Riverside Tires
America
Riverside
Avery
Montgomery Ward
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