A R Phillippy Speaks at Kiwanis Lunch on Transport
A Roy Phillippy, Maryland Motor office manager, spoke at the Kiwanis Club in Hotel Alexander about transportation history and progress. He noted the 150 year surge in changes, rail and highway systems, costs around 25 billion for rail, and calls for liberalized regulation to help railroads regain ground amid shifting competition and policy.
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A. Roy Phillippy
Maryland Motor To
Kiwanis Club
Hoel Alexander
George Washington
Easter Breakfast Menu and Guests at Luncheon
A luncheon featured Mrs L M Wertz who sang two numbers ac companied by Mrs Jean Miller. Guests included J P Barnzhof Altoona Pa J D Porter Charles E Nolan and Walter Perkins Hagerstown. Police reported a burglar found asleep in a Chanute Kan home after being called to the residence. The Easter breakfast menu lists Golden Fruit Cocktail Creamed Eggs on Toast Date Muffins and other regional items with detailed recipe steps.
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L-M. Werts
Little Hills
Rosebud
Chanute
Kan
Better Breakfasts RRRRER Fruit Compote Recipe Card
A cheerful morning plan features Fruit Compote Cold Cereal Meat Cakes with Tomato Sauce Southern Corn Bread and Coffee. Prep the fruit compote the night before by chilling grapefruit sections and apricots, then assemble in glasses with juices for six.
Grain and Weather Signals From Baltimore Market
Baltimore grain market reports show No 2 red winter wheat bids at 69 1/2 with April delivery and 70 for May. A Baltimore dispatch notes April 6 1944 weather and grain prices alongside Aberdeen D C court actions involving all male juries in misdemeanor and small civil cases.
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Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Aberdeen
Fairplay Meeting and Local Migrations Reported
Fairplay notes a district meeting for middle Maryland at Manor church on April 19 and 20 with delegates Charles Lytton and C D Cofton. It also lists multiple farm moves around Sharpsburg, Beaver Creek, Lappans and Spielman, including families Grove, Shervin, Hammond, Shaw, Reichard, Carey, Wakenight, and Mels, plus occupancy changes at several farms and tenant houses.
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Fairplay
Middle Maryland
Manor Church
Manor
Charles Lytton
C.D. Cofman
Richard Grove
Dicky
Hagerstown
Grove Farm
H. C. Grove
N. Vshervin
Lappans
Bert Hammond
Eakle Farm
Poffenberger
Sharpsburg Pike
Sharpsburg
E.C. Shaw
John Shepherd
Hammonds
N. V
Ralph Mels
Near Spielman
W.H, Cunningham
Various local residents visit Hagerstown and Shepherdstown
St James O A Shepherd and family arrive to occupy Metz homestead on the farm of Victor Metz. Mr and Mrs Coffman visit Ira Coffman after funeral of Mrs Clara Wolf. Coffman party see W H Knode and Mrs Moats, with others, at Bridgeport and Mt Moriah Church. Several locals travel to Washington Hagerstown Boonsboro and Keedysville for visits and services. Funeral attendance noted for Miss Fannie Schindel in Hagerstown.
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W. H. Knode
Bridgeport
Shepherdstown
G. A. Miller
Washington
Susie Moats
R. H. Reichard
George Henson
Beyond
Homer Wakle
Hagerstown
Essie Eakle
William Dinsmore
Grace Dinsmore
Fannie Schindel
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Hagerstown -Grain and Feed CO
Lillie Emmert
Boonsboro
George Thomas
Maytag Electric Washers Home Furniture Co
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Ana
Caskey Baking Co
New Tappan
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Ibecarton
National Biscuit Company
14Th St
New York
National Biscuit. Company
ASCO
Glenwood
Sanka Coffee Bosco
Louella
Richland
Derry Dale
Baker’s Chocolate
Victor Coffee
Santos
Acme Coffee
Victor Bread
Big Pan Leat
Victor Pan
Florida
Meyerstown
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