Home Coming At Myersville Is Being Planned
The sixth annual Home Coming at Myersville will be held Friday and Saturday evenings with a postponed parade at 1 o’clock Saturday. The Myersville band sponsors the event and numerous carnival attractions will be present. The parade line includes civic and fraternal groups, five fire companies, school children, floats, and bands from Robbererville, Boonsboro, Middletown, Myersville, and the American Legion Drum Corps. The Boys’ Band of Keedysville conducts a Friday concert, followed by Rohrersville and Middletown Bands Saturday concerts.
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Myersville
Robbreraville
Mr. Clopper
Boonsboro
Edward Smith
American Band
Middletown
Albert Boileau
R. C. Harp
American Legion
Boys
Keedysville
Donald Kretzer
Rohrersville
Mrs Franz Hurt In Auto Crash in Baltimore
Mrs Franz Hurt sustained cuts and shock after her car on Howard street collided with a vehicle driven by Edwin C Page of Linthicum Heights on Summit avenue yesterday afternoon about 4. Motor Patrolman Roy E Davis filed charges for failing to observe a boulevard sign and driving with unreasonable speed against Page. He faces trial early next week.
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Carl H. Franz
West Howard Street
Howard Street
Edwin C. Page
Linthicum Heights
Summit Avenue
Roy E. Davis
Boulvard
Page
Abolish Iron and Steel Institute Presidency
The American Iron and Steel Institute to abolish its $100000 a year presidency following Robert P. Lamont’s resignation. Directors meet to reorganize with executive powers likely assigned to an executive secretary. Charles M. Schwab, current chairman, is considered a potential successor.
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New York
The
American
American Iron and Steel Institute
Robert P. Lamont
Lamont
American Mays
Charles M. Schwab
St Johns College Opens 310th Session in Annapolis
Annapolis Md Sept 19 Historic St Johns College opened its 310th session with ceremonies in the great hall tomorrow morning. Enrollment is expected to reach about 300 with entrance exams held yesterday and registration beginning today. President Dr Douglas Huntly Gordon anticipates full capacity. In Cape Town a separate note says Bernt Balchen, who arrived with Sir Hubert Wilkins, disappeared after arriving with acute appendicitis.
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Annapolis
Old
St. John’s College
Harvard University
William and Mary College
Douglas Huntly Gordon
Cape Town
Union of South Africa
Bernt. Balchen
Hubert Wilkins
Tilghman Preaching at the Hall and village notes
Community notices report preaching at the Hall Sunday September 24 at 7 40 pm and a cottage prayer gathering at the home of Wm Shafer. Several families and residents from Hagrestown to Waynesboro share visits, birthdays and meals while church activities include a Bakersville Bakersville meeting led by Margaret Lowery and a Bible lesson discussion on What Hinders the Full Success of Prohibition.
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Wm. Shafer
and Mire
Philip Rager
Manor
South Potomac Junior High School
Hagrestown
Nita Baker
Ella Moats
Pansy Stouffer
Vivian Miller
Harry Lowman
Lloyd Culler
J. Smith
Washington
Davy Palmer
D. Howard Moats
Hagerstown
Florence
Mr. Land
Mr. Land, Mrs.’ Geo. R. Baker and Little Son David and William and Rosa Ne Smith
Bakersville
Weather foresees more Atlantic storms this season
Washington reports weather bureau officials expect additional severe storms along the Atlantic coast this season. They note more storms than normal from June through October, with disturbances originating far out in the Atlantic, moving along the path of least resistance, and two storms reaching the Middle Atlantic region on August 23 and September 16.
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Washington
Atlantic
Weather Bureau
United States
Middle
North Atlantic
R. H. Weightman
Cape Verde Island
Africa
Middle Atlantic
Keedysville Community Notes September Events
In Keedysville on Sunday morning the Lord's Supper was observed at United Brethren Church. The Lutherans enjoyed a wiener roast at Mrs John Flock home with nineteen members present. The Junior orchestra met at Mrs Roscoe Hammonds home and refreshments followed. The W C T U met Monday evening at the Hall with Mrs Esta Clopper in charge and Rev J B Reed spoke. Mrs Edward Snyder and daughter visited in the FIsher and Fleming homes. Charles Bobby Jackie and Virginia visited Baltimore Fort Howards and Cambridge. Mr and Mrs Ralph B Taylor returned from a two week trip in Ohio and other western states visiting relatives. Gary J C Blackwood of South Carolina keeps a cow at the executive mansion in Columbia and looks after her himself.
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Esta Clopper
J. B. Reed
Edward Snyder
Boonsboro
Lloyd Fisher
John Fleming
Frederick tests wind cone device for airfield guidance
Frederick on September 19 reports the Department of Commerce aeronautical officials have selected Frederick Airport for wind cone experiments. The new device named radicone is a rigid cigar shaped instrument mounted to replace the traditional sock used to guide aircraft during landings.
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Frederick
Department of Commerce Aeronautical
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Nicodemus National Bank of
Rudy’s Rexall Pharmacy
Mamilton Corner
Bikless
Tristate Electrical Supply Co., Inc
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Nutley
N. J
Associated Press
Koki Hirota
Japan
China
Russia
ST. John's
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Anna Knode
Viola Line
Mamie Lowery
Geo. Line
Lula Knode
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Rogalle Smith
Ira Boyer
Jacob Scheller
Harold Knode
Story
Lola Culler
Viola Moats
Elizabeth Barnhart
Grimes
Gary
J. C. Blackwood
South Carolina
Executive
Columbia
Ote U Motor Oils
Mr Arrae
Ae Anc Te OS
Quaker State
Quaker State Oil Refining Co
Oil City
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U.S
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Remington Alma Co., Inc
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