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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1934

Page

6

Middletown and Union Bridge elections report county races

In Middletown E Walter Beachley defeated incumbent Geo Doub for burgess by a narrow margin as Darner beat Shafer for 72nd commissioner. Union Bridge reelected Mayor Grabill with 154 to 151 over Doub. Council results show Perry, Gernand, and Irchelberger among winners with varied counts amid a lively campaign.

E. Walter Beachley Geo. Doub Burgess Middlewn John D. Grabll Union Bridge Theseans Smondar M Daletown Lion Shddletown Eenen Chas. Derner S Leslie Shafer Darner Incum Amatdate Shafer Board of Commissioners L Osmond Derr Edn H. Koogie Lewis T. Muller Maurice Holter Doub Middletown Beachley Middletowm Miere Igess Walter Beachley Re L. Doub Hagar H. Koogle LE “ Osmond NT Charles B Darner Leslie Shafer Millard C. Coblentz Flash G Main E Frank Pos Albert Wise Dge D. Grassen Sanner Grabiil Lester Perry Wilbur Fladhill Harry Gernand George Irchelberger Grover Devilbiss Gerand Genry Sayler George Excheiberger Wilbur Gladhill Bernard Hesson Walter Alexander Norman Bohn L. E. Stauffer Harvey Hames Howard Myers F. Brandenrs

Inter church Sunday School social at New Windsor

The inter church Sunday School held an event with refreshments and treats. Attendees included Misses Anna, Naomi Wolke, Anna Borman, Marlowe Guyenir, Winevia and Dene Smith, Bema Pickett, and guests Mary Hames, Golda Lovbe, Helen Warner, Joyce Wicke, Meldrea Wicke, and Helen Bryler.

New Windsor Church of the Sethren St.auls ME Anna Naot Wolke Anna Borman Marlowe Guyienr Winevia Dene Smith Bema Ris L. A. Smelser P B Roop Unica J. H. Roop Buke Gorsach Battimore Umele Carson Lantz Mass Mary Dunagan Ranjaustown Rutaanne Nusbaum Tast Tne Jacob Exsor Kansas Mine Garver Jamir B O. Bowman Fred Freda Vena

Frederick Baker honored at Buckingham School tribute

A local tribute lauds Frederick Baker for his work with Buckingham School in Buckingham, praising his inclusive ethos and long dedication to youth. The speaker honors Baker as a true friend to both races, recounting his role in funding and supporting the boys school and noting notable former students and positions held by alumni.

South Baker Wulen Buckomgnam Buckelstomn Kroich Tus School Wham G. Baker Daniel Baker Joseph D Baker Bois Sears Baltimore Business College West Metropolian Life Insurance New York Baltimore Sun Boston Mass Mf P Marinero Ford Motor Company Frederick McKenley Technical High School Washington, D. C Studen Dickinson Seminary Williamsport Island Creek Coal Co Holden W. Va Balt Temore Derrick & Salvage Co Pennsylvania State Police Adjustment Bureau Hutser Brothers Baltimore William G Baker Buckingham School Rithal Fox Elis Parker Buver Mr. Butler

Praise for Joseph D. Baker by B and D RR head

Daniel Willard president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad sends a letter read by Secretary Winebrenner praising Joseph D. Baker. He recalls their 25 plus years of business and personal relations, calling Baker the first citizen of Maryland and a good neighbor, and wishes him health and happiness.

Daniel Willard Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Frederick Joseph D. Baker Baker Baltimore and Omo Company Cardinal Gibbons Maryland

Community's Tribute to Mr Baker

A eulogistic address honors Mr Baker for founding Buckingham School for Boys and supporting the Home for the Aged, Frederick Car Hospital, Young Men's Christian Association, Calvery Church, and local parks. It commends his public roles in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, Maryland Budget Commission, and WWI patriotic leadership, noting his business success and steadfast character.

Buckingham School For Home For the Frederick Car Hospital Young Men's Chingian Association Episcopal Church Bakers Baker Maryland Towas Ritchie Chesapeake , and Ohio Canal Maryland Budget Commission Frederck County Red Grass Liberty Loan Committe Selecte Service Board Our Datel Baker William G Baker

Boy Faces Death From Petrification at Wilkes-Barre Hospital

A seven year old boy, Vutum, is described as suffering a petrifying illness that stiffens muscles and tissue and may prove fatal when it reaches a vital organ. Doctors warn the condition is progressing toward lethal outcomes as his arms and back become rock hard. The report includes religious reflections and family greetings tied to an eightieth birthday tribute to Mr Baker and warm wishes to Mrs Baker for civic service.

Butle Benny Hendrick Wilkes- Barre General Hospital Rockhard Mr Baker

Eightieth Anniversary Blessings and Local Note

A heartfelt message praises gratitude and well spent life on the occasion of a long marriage anniversary dated April 2, 1934. The note expresses blessings, support, and hopes for continued happiness in Frederick, Maryland, and Vienna. It references extensive apartment housing by Comet IEE in Vienna serving 64,000 houses and over 700,000 workers.

Apri Vienna Austria

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