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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1938

Page

8

Baltimore Guberna torial Fight Over City Machine

Baltimore April 10 Attorney General Herbert R O Connorsays W Jackson would build a strongly entrenched city county machine to hold power long term He denounced a Democratic machine run by a sun group of politicians and warned of a disrupted party if leaders consolidate He cited Westerners I W Preston Lane and William C Walsh as joining forces with the mayor ahead of the governor race.

Baltimore Herbert R. O'Coner W. Jackson O'Conor Democratic Club of New Baltimore O'Connor Ner I. W. Preston Lane William C. Walsh Oy Pre Ament Jackson

Flower Show Plans Formed By Garden Club

Union Bridge April 11 a Garden Club committee meeting chaired by Miss Marie Sen serey met at her home to plan the annual Flower Show to be held in Firemen's Hall on White street with a tentative May 25 date. Also a 3 act comedy Miss Adventure staged by Elmer Wolfe High School seniors April 32 at 8 p.m. with cast lists and sponsor details.

Sue Ruth Mackley Betty Drusilla Hyde Peggy Eva Cowin Sampson Kenneth Bohn Miss Prim Helen Jane Saylor Josephine Carter Kathryn Gledhill Sarah Ann Hoskins Esther Roop Rebecca Hoskins Betty Crouse Alpert Brown Oliver Leakins Crus Roger Roop John Lyle Carter Mary Jane Nusbaum Leabelle Blessing Marion Grossnickle Doris Selby Anna Ried Maxine Otto Esther Angell Earlene Hartsack Schellar Baltimore T. H. Gaither Marguerite Bradley

Social Calendar Highlights In Taylorsville Area

Apr 11 notes show Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hipsley hosting guests from Harrisville and Winfield visits by Mrs. Thomas Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Frizell with Isaac Frizell’s ill wife. Donald Magin improving and able to go out. A Sunshine class birthday party for Mrs. Robert Bartlett with Rev. and Mrs. Bartlett present. Etta Shipley hosted a quilting party with Gable Cobb and others. Numerous dinners with the Hood, Byers, Baker, Hood, and Gosnell families in Westmin ster and Baltimore areas.

Taylorsville Horace Hipsley Formeer H. M. Hipsley Thmas Moore George Wagner Harrisville Thomas Moore Leonard Lowman Thomas Hoffman Winfield Augustus Frizell Isaac Frizell Donald Magin Robert Calvin Penn William Grimes Augustus Gosnell Frank Byers Edward Burrell Doris Margaret Hood Westminster Calvin Baker Jesse Hood Harry Barnes Song Basil Gosnell Mary Byers Baltimore

Middletown removals list across town streets

In Middletown the past week several families relocated. Noah Edward Kefauver Jr and wife moved from Stesle Street East Main to the Kefauver farm along the National Highway east of town. Margaret Hauver and son Cot man moved into the Kefauver vacated property. VirgIl W Doub moved from East Main Street to Mrs Lewis P Main Project Street. Clayieon DeGrange family moved from near Urbana to McBride farm near Jefferson. Austin Grass family moved from northeast of Middletown to near Knoxville. Clarence H Rice family moved from near Jefferson to near Broad Run.

Middletown Noah Edward Kefauver Stesle East Main Street Kefauver Fountain Margaret R. Hauver Cotman Virgil W. Doub Lewis P. Main Project Street Clayieon O. DeGrange Urbana McBride Jefferson Austin Grass Knoxville Clarence H. Rice Broad Run

Detour Homemakers Meet and Community Moves

The Detour Reysville Homemakers club plans its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Grier’s home with a demonstration by her daughter Mrs. Shoemaker of Red Lion. A birthday surprise honored Charles and Luther Ritter at the Ritter home with many relatives and neighbors in attendance. Community moves include Harvey Albaughs family taking the Grassnickie farm near Forest Stream Club Camp, Felix Flanagan moving to May Meadows Farm between Detour and Rocky Ridge, and D L Sharrer relocating near Littlestown. Detour residents note Mrs. Carroll Cover’s health improving after illness and a dinner in honor of newly married Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kiser.

Detour- Reysville Ralph Stonesifer Ernest Riner Lloyd Wilhide Roy Baumgardner Marian Margaret Sharrer Margaret Wilhide Mae Clabaugh Virginia Cluts Ray Shoemaker Carroll Cover Harvey Albaugh T. L. Grassnickie Forest Stream Club Felix Flanagan May Meadows Detour Rocky Ridge D. L. Sharrer Littlestown William Watsler Whitman Thurmont Herman Koutz Frederick D. Diller Ralph Carhoff Grippe James Kiser Glenn Kiser Edgar Kiser Ray Baumgardner Gregg Kiser Mary Valentine Keysville Carol Haines Vivian Fern Taneytown Ray Kiser Emmitsburg Roscoe

Grace Reform Church April Fools Party Fun

The Christian Endeavor Society of Grace Reform Church in Taneytown held an April Fools party in the Sunday School room last Friday evening. About twenty members attended, many in clown or comedic costumes, greeted by stuffed hand as they entered. The evening featured numerous games enjoyed by young and old alike.

Taneytown Christian Endeavor Society of Grace Reformed Church

Birthday party for George Vincent Arnold at Arnold home

Sunday afternoon a family party near Westminster celebrated George Vincent Arnold's fourth birthday with refreshments at his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. William Arnold present. Several local residents attended social gatherings and church events noted in Westminster area notices.

Ald Bernadette Helen Mary Angela Julia Joseph George Arnold George Vincent Arnold William Arnold Westminster Jean Frailey Southern Seminary Buena Vista Samuel C. Oit David Little York Street Marie Little Baltimore George Yealy Hanover Women’s Missionary Society of Trinity Lutheran Church

Pickett and Sum mers visit Frederick relatives

Winfield column notes Mr and Mrs William Pickett and Barnes with Miss Dorothy Summers spent Sunday in Frederick with relatives. Anna Lee Frizell, daughter of Mr and Mrs Augustus Frizell, is much improved at this time. Mr and Mrs Charles Jenkins also mentioned in the update.

Marcus D. L. Pickett Lst John S. Barnes Carvin Seitz Westminster C. Milier Waltz Barbara Waltz Baltimore C. Ray Barnes Geraldine Frizell George Young Taylorsville Edgar E. Pickett William N. Cover Harry Yingling Mechanicsville Thelma Barnes Edward A. Barnes Edna Waltz Emerson Barnes Manchester Edward Barnes Barbara Walt Winfield Winfield William Pickett WF. Barnes Dorothy Summers Frederick Anna Lee Frizell Augustus Frizell Charles Jenkins

Daladier forms cabinet to govern France safety

France forms a new cabinet led by Daladier to govern and secure the nation amid unrest. reports say thousands of workers joined the street protests as the government presented its plan for security and reform.

Parivadier Fru Fond Vider Hiv Leorsens Tyspus Sivegin- Titel Aller Center Grup Sochalets Suewhsts Raaisl-Sarsihoet Commuunists Blunv Hite Roswing Gove Fwa Daladier

Card party at Erman Wills yields prizes

Marriattes able Burnell Grimes visited grandparents near Woodbine James Jenkins hosts the Erman Wills card event Thursday night Several attendees win prizes Edith Yohn Thomas Moore Lionel Yohn Roland Grimes Gurnie Stiller Gurnie Stuller Aldridge Conawa! family join Ray Yohn Westminster birthday gathering for Mr Yohn captioned party at home on Wednesday.

Ernest Cover Marriattes Burnell Grimes James Jenkins Woodbine William N Cover Atrs Nethe Phieger Brunsewick Erman Wills Edith Yohn Thomas Moore Lionel Yohn Roland Grimes Gurnie Stiller Gurnie Stuller Pitech Thomas W.J. Ensor Aldridge George Conawa John S. Barnes Ray Yohn Westminster Yohn

Minister Georges Bonnet Named Vice Premier and War Minister

The National Defense and War ministry announces Georges Bonnet former ambassador to Washington is appointed vice premier and minister in charge of Inter-ministerial Coordination amid shifting leadership. Foreign-born whites in the United States numbered 13,366,407 in 1930.

Georges Bonnet Washington Hecsme Minic United Opetas States

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