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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1935

Page

7

Applications For Benefits Increase In County Corn Hog Curtailment

Monday marked the final day for corn hog curtailment contract applications with 460 signed so far this year, 108 fewer than last year. Nine community committees will meet at the YMCA to instruct appraisers who will determine normal season corn per acre and hog reductions, with payments of 35 cents per bushel for curtailed corn and 15 per hog for curtailed hogs. Each committee has three members, totaling 27 appraisers for the county.

Henry R. Shoemaker

Journey to Hartington and local lodge notes

Mr Airy Mt Airy and Mr and Mrs Charles W Jones of Ridgeville recently left by automobile for Hartington Texas where Mr Jones has citrus garden interests and runs the Ridgeville garage. Mrs C Penn visits Baltimore with daughter Mrs P D Proctor. Prosperity Lodge No 58 10 O FP held a 25 year member special meeting led by noble grand Norman Etzler with guest Past Grand Master C C Lamman. Dorsey Rebekah Lodge No 68 plans its 14th anniversary.

Mt. Airy Apru Charles W. Jones Ridgeville Hartington Texas Jones Norman Etzler C. C. Lamman Relay B. C. Morrison Dorsey Rebekah Lodge O. F

Exposing The Past Of Modern Fashions Versary Event

A March to April community notices column records a Prosperity Lodge and Lis bon Rebekah Lodge gathering on Tuesday night April 9 with open meeting at 8:30 and business session at 7:30. It lists program chairwomen, notes a Spring fundraising drive for the Children's Aid Society of Carroll County running to April 12 with several solicitors named, and mentions a rescheduled Parent Teachers Association card party at Odd Fellows Hall on April 4. Other items note visits, minstrel show planned by the Masonic Temple Association on April 11, and various local social visits and family updates. Say you saw it in The News.

Astess Prosperity Lodge Lisbon Rebekah J. Albert Nice Frank Collins Great Falls Wilson Hitler

How to handle rug soot and car weight fact

A simple rule advises not to sweep soot from a rug at once. Cover the spot with dry salt, let stand, then sweep for a clean bright rug. An average Pullman car weighs about 72 tons.

Supreme Court Opens Moratorium Case On Farm Mortgage Law

Washington April 1 Supreme Court heard arguments on the constitutionality of the Frazier Lemke farm mortgage moratorium law. John W Davis longtime corporate lawyer and 1924 Democratic presidential candidate called the act arbitrary and unreasonable. Lemke and Harry H Peterson defended the measure noting Minnesota’s moratorium law was upheld in a similar court test previously. Arguments to be completed tomorrow.

Washington Supreme Court John W. Davis Rep Lemke North Dakota Harry H. Peterson Minnesota

Local Visitors Gather For Easter Week Family Calls

Mr Pleasant and Mrs Brashears visited Raymond Lindsay and family on April 1. August Monath hosted and visited Edward Mert er. The Monaths also saw Harry Green and family. Engelbrecht and Brechner with Frederick spent Tuesday evening with Lindsay. Rebecca Holland visited friends and relatives in Baltimore. William Barrick and family near Walkersville spent Sunday afternoon.

Mr. Pleasant Gus Brashears Paul Houck Evelyn Prentiss Vanzant Airy Raymond Lindsay August Monath Edward Merter Harry Green Henry Engelbrecht Mary Brechner Frederick Rebecca Holland Baltimore William Barrick Kathleen David Walkersville

Local residents visit relatives and move notices across towns

Mr and Mrs William M Delawter and family from Washington spent Sunday in Mr Pleasant visiting relatives. Mrs James G Herbst assisted Raymond Smith move from Buckeystown to near Sugar Loaf Mountain. Austin Rippeon family moved to Walkersville. George Nusbaum family moved into Fannie Cramer's property. Harvey Killer called on Miss Jennie Burrier. Jennie E Burrier and Mary Fogle visited August Monath. The Graham siblings spent Tuesday in Johnsville and later visited QO Palmer in Liberty Town.

Walkersville August Monath James G. Herbst George Nusbaum Fannie Cramer Harvey Killer Jennie Burrier Jennie E. Burrier Mary Fogle Amos Graham Johnsville QO. B. Palmer Liberty Town

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