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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Apr 11, 1938

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More Trout Stock Added To Streams This Week

Lewis town reports state hatchery will stock streams this week. Albert Powell says weather improvement boosts angler prospects and additional restockings will occur through the season. Hunting Creek restrictions discussed with landowners. signs and wires to indicate artificial fly only. Monocacy river extension planned by local clubs with funds raised. bass stocked below Sterners Dam. MEN'S CLUB to meet at Evangelical Lutheran church tonight. vesper service to follow. Lot on Fulton Avenue offered at public sale withdrawn by owner Mrs Hammond.

Lewistown Albert Mr. Powell Powell Recreations Hunting Creek G. B. Williams Williams National Park Service Catoctin Catoctin Manor Tanertown Sportsmen's Club Littlestown Fish and Game Association Monocacy River Sterners Dam Frank L. Bentz Conservation Department

Plan Your Garden Before Digging In

A gardening guide urges gardeners to draft a scale plan of beds and borders before planting. Choose simple patterns, mark what to plant where, study bloom times, and use seed catalogs for guidance. Arrange tallest plants at rear or center, with shorter ones along edges to avoid monotony. Consider shrubs and perennials for long-term color and structure. Lay out the plot with stakes and cord, or a garden hose for curves, to ensure straight lines and pleasing shapes.

Dorothy Perkins W. van Fleet Emily Gray Excelsa Paul

Large Class Confirmed At Evan Lutheran Church Palm Sunday

A class of 56 candidates was confirmed at the Palm Sunday morning service at 11 o'clock in Evangelical Lutheran church. Six teen adults joined the membership during the service conducted by Rev. Dr. Amos J. Traver and Rev. Paul H. Gleichman. Attendance was unusually large. The confirmation class honors included best notebook for girls awarded to Charlotte Lavenia Droneburg and many honorable mentions. An offertory piece The Palms was sung by Harry Baumgardner Jr. The evening service featured the Lenten cantata The Seven Last Words of Our Saviour on the Cross with soloists Mrs H Webster Whitehill and others. The Holy Week schedule followed with multiple services and guest preachers listed.

Evangelical Lutheran Church Amos J. Traver Paul H. Gleichman Dr. Traver Harry Baumgardner, Jr Charlotte Lavenia Droneburg Elizabeth Virginia Shaw Evelyn Alberta Davis Mary Rebecca Engelbrecht Sarah Louise Simpson Betty Jane Winebrenner Betty Ruth Strasberger Constance Irene Harner Betty Marie Baumgardner Russell Eugene Roberts William Stewart Lambdin, Jr Mary Naomi Mercer Church Marian Medora Hargett Betty Florence Cline Austin Edward Abrecht Donald Franklin Albaugh Betty LaRue Allison Constance Elizabeth Allison Anna Mae Bare Betty Jane Brachey Earl William Cline Margaret Kathryn Cline James Robert Cummings Louis Edward Eichelberger, Jr Mary Frances Eichelberger Mary Catherine Forney Anna Jane Gearinger Herbert Sawyer Hahn, Jr Helen Virginia Horine Kenneth Edwin Kefauver Mary Eleanor Kehne Clarence William Lantz Sarah Katherine Landauer Russell Lee Linton Herman Lavier Michael Jr Allen Grumbine Charlotte Lee Irene Little Charles BE. Troupe Jane L. Troupe Zimer Davis Ruth K. Linton Edith XL Haller W. M. Ray Spurrier Charles D. Kline Guy L. Fout St. John Charles May James H. Park Paul £. Holdcraft Emmanuel United Brethren Church Hagerstown Leslie L. Bowers Fifteenth Street Christian Church Washington Gleichman Traver George H. Seiler Jefferson Ralph Alister Miyersville Harvey Shue Adamstown Ralph E Hartman This City

Arrest on East Street Assault Case

Ernest Hackey was jailed Sunday night charged with assault and battery after a fight with Robert Milberry on East street at about 10:30. Hackey reportedly struck Milberry with a brick, causing a severe laceration to the right forehead. Milberry was taken to Dr. A. G. Bourne for treatment. Arrests were made by Lieuts. Charles Blumenauer and Frank Dorsey. Hackey’s trial was set for tonight in Police Court.

Ernest Hackey Robert Milberry East Street Hackey Milberry A. G. Bourne Charles Blumenauer Frank Dorsey

Raising a Family by Olive Roberts Barton

A reflective piece on early childhood concepts and the challenges of teaching time and numbers to three and four year olds. Emphasizes patience, letting questions guide instruction, and avoiding harsh correction. Includes a brief note on nursery schools and a long birthday reception listing attendees.

Olive Roberts Barton

Adamstown PTA to Meet. Women’s Club to Program

The Adamstown Parent-Teacher Association will gather in the school auditorium on Tuesday evening at 3 30. The Adamstown Women’s Club leads the program with two musical selections and Mrs Gerrit Peters will show pictures of places she has visited.

Adamstown P.T Adamstown Parent-Teacher Association Adamstown Women's Club Gerrit Peters

Man Reaches Out Over A 1890 Prank In Bradford

An Olean man, troubled by a childhood prank from 1890 at the South Bradford fairgrounds, wrote Mayor Hugh J Ryan asking who he should pay the admission fee to. He admitted crawling under the fence to enter without paying, a deed weighing on his conscience for 43 years.

Bradford Olean Hugh J Ryan South Bradford

Furnishing Consulates Is No Little Problem For U. S. State Department

Washington April 11. A humorous look at the State Department’s challenges in equipping diplomatic posts reveals why consulates receive American goods. From rakes to rugs, chairs to water pipes, furniture and supplies must suit local climates and conditions in places like Tirana Baghdad Helsinki Havana and Liberia. The piece notes the need for durable materials resistant to termites and sun damage, and explains duty free shipping of items to posts abroad.

Albania Adriatic Italy Tirana Alanta America State Department Baghdad Central America South Africa Department Havana Foreign Buildings Europe Helsinki Finland Liberia Negro Republic Africa Paris

Presbyterians Of Four States To Meet In May

Presbyterians from New Jersey Maryland Pennsylvania and Delaware will attend the sesquicentennial General Assembly in Convention Hall Philadelphia from May 26 to June 1. The assembly will discuss historical data and proposals including compulsory retirement at 79, possible church union, a world calendar, and social questions such as war pacifism and labor. Also noted is the cowslip yellow primrose common in Europe.

New Jersey Maryland Pennsylvania Delaware Presbyterian Church of the United Snow Hill Princess Anne District of Columbia

England Law Bans Hot Water Requests at Doors

In England it is illegal to ask for hot water at a stranger’s door while asking for cold water is permitted. An old statute defines cold water as a necessity of fire and hot water as a luxury.

England

Public Sale at McKaig near Mt Pleasant Alh

Intending to quit farming I will sell at my farm at McKaig two miles south of Mt Pleasant Alh on Wednesday April 33 1938 at 8 o clock A M the following personal property 2 head horses matched pair 2 four year old 1 bay mare 10 years old leader 1 black horse 9 years old leader Farm machinery L McCormick Beering binder good as new 1 Git McCormick Deering mower new 1 Black Hawk corn planter with fertilizer attachments 1 Black Hawk manure spreader in good shape 1 Thomas 2 hoe disc drill 3p rorn wagon good shape 1 McCormick Deering riding corn plow new 1 walking corn plow 1 24 disc harrow 1 23 tooth lever harrow 1 larom roller hay rake 2 3 horse Syrateuse barshcar plows Harness 2 sets breechbands 2 sets lead gears 5 sets plow gears bridles halters housings wagon lines 1 wagon saddle all in A 1 shape single trees double trees etc 1 wood saw and engine milk cans boiler sterilizer cooler and other articles not mentioned Terms of Sale A credit of 3 mos will be given on sums above 10 00 notes to be approved by the undersigned bearing interest from day of sale Sums of 1000 and under cash Settlement must be made on day of sale and no property to be removed until terms have been fully complied with Roger F Hamilton Glenn Trout Auctioneer RL Kelly Clerk

McKaig Mt. Pleasant Alh L &Ft McCormick-Beering McCorick-Deering Black Hawk Roger F. Hamilton Glenn Trout RL Kelly

Maryland State Roads bids for Frederick County highway project

Sealed proposals by the Department of Public Works State Roads Commission invite bids for Contract F-215-152 along Middletown Jeff erson Road from end of concrete surfacing to Frederick Knoxvi lle Road, 1.49 miles, concrete surfacing. Labor wage rates set and bid security required with bond. Bids opened publicly in Baltimore offices on April 19, 1938.

Frederick County Middletown-Jefferson Frederick-Knoxviile Maryland State Employment Service Winchester Hall Frederick State Roads Commission Federal Reserve Bank Calvert and Lexington Ve Baltimore Maryland Iblank Commission Eate State Roads General Assembly of Maryland

Three Arrested In Hagerstown Vice Raid

In Hagerstown Maryland on a Saturday night three persons were arrested in a joint vice raid by FBI agents and city police. The captains named Irene Whitengton Oscar Miller and Ferney Brown as known prisoners, with Brown identified as colored. Several other women were removed from the house, but details were unclear.

Hagerstown Federal Bureau of Investigation Baltimore Washington Carl BicCleary Irene Whitengton Oscar Miller Ferney Brown B McCleary

White slavery investigation yields FBI raid claims

Rest of the report notes an investigation into a white slavery operation and states that FBI agents led the raid. The fragment references F. B. L agents, suggesting federal involvement in the action.

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Paul E. Holdcraft S. T. D Emanuel United Brethren Church Dr. Holdcraft Mary B. Hammond Fulton Avenue Walkersville Hammond WPA Harry Hopkins White House Roosevelt New Deal Montague Free Borkcutt Brockiss Botanic Garces Court Brace Free Krou Tinniase Eee Evan Lutheran Church Palm Sunday Services Charles Next Nursery Schools NEA Service, Inc Harry Crum Margaret Shoemaker Exster Crum Nellie Hummer Janet Kerschner Elizabeth Trout Dorothy Mercer Mamie Eccard Dorothy Knill Kathleen Pulman Carolyn Crum Dorothy Etzler Margaret Fogle Durward Kettells Warren Kettells Edgar Spurrier Harold Trout Austin Kelly Rudell Ebler Edgar Vanfossen Roscoe Parts Charles Winpigler Arthur Crum Dick” Mercer Hueston Austin Randolph Putman Ballon Walter Joseph Fogle Ford Hedges Burkhart Fogle Mitchell Ray U. S. State Department By Preston Grover Aspania Presbyterians Louis Merryman State Fair Grounds Timonium Herrick Merryman Sales Company Sparks College Avenue West Second St Florist Department OF Public Works State OF MD, State Roads Commission HE. Tabler L. FL Stewart Nicodemus Pzint Court St Tmlc Paul B. Kallaway West Sid Bulova Liberal Frederick County National Bank North Market Street Member Federal Deposit, Insurance Corporation DEVOE Mirrolac Devoe Mirrolac Devoe Paint Co Mirrelac P. L. Hargett & Co., Inc South Market St WFMD Devoe Paints
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