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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1937

Page

14

Practice update for Tilts at McCurdy Field in Frederick

The Wilkes-Barre Tons meet Leakeville Yarheels in an exhibition tilt at McCurdy Field this afternoon with no admission. Mount St Marys calls begin Thursday as Leaksville departs early for North Carolina for more games amid Barons exhibition plans.

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Roosevelt orders curtailment of U.S. expenditures

President Roosevelt reported disappointing tax collections and ordered economies in all government agencies to reduce the deficit. He sent a letter to department heads urging careful review of appropriations and deferral of nonessential expenditures. Secretary Wallace announced pruning 050 USDA A A employees and furloughs at month end.

Washington Roosevelt Chic Keada Wallace Agricultural Adjustment Administration

Auto Fire Damages East Pate Street Vehicle

An automobile fire on East Pate Street near Ferguson Store was extinguished Thursday evening before firefighters arrived. Molted and Cure at Truck Co. Prane responded to the alarm. Some damage occurred to the exterior of the machine before residents extinguished the fire.

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Athletic Director Addresses Kiwanis on College Athletics

The talk by athletic director Mr Eppley at the Kiwanis meeting stressed athletics as character building and youth development. He cited Maryland's program and noted intercollegiate sports provide excitement, travel, and opportunities for young men, with emphasis on sacrifice for the team and broadening experiences through athletic trips.

Frederick Charles J. Widdletown Tig Omer Transterr Hse Maryland Eppley Henry B. Shoenaker Henry Decker Frederick Post Speed” Williams Wilkes Darte Barons

Easter Social and Arrivals Brighten Emmitsburg

Easter visits fill Emmitsburg with friends and relatives from Gettysburg Baltimore Pittsburgh and Odenton. Count George Potocki dining at the Green Parrot and a string of property moves mark a bustling local scene.

Emmitsburg Frederick Speer Clarinds X. Wir Ralph S. Sport Lee Codort Gettyburg Fernoon Bridge Club Rhoda Gi? T le. Lagh Calif James Brennan and Mero D. Gillelan Georg Howard E. H. Cleaver Baltimore Ruth Carrie Gillelan Flora Belle Ohler William Stouter Waynesboro Road Stouter Arthur Green Guy Warren James Kane Floyd Baker Clarence McClain Russell Hull Anna Margaret Stouter Lena McClain Martha Green Mary Jane Hull Regina Kane Lawrence Haley John Cool Thomas Gingell Charles Lawrence J. Elder Pittsburgh Daniel Rambo Reading Jeanett Sigafoose Carroll Sigafoose George Potocki Denmark Louis Topper Flax East Main Street Satler Harry Troxell J. B. Welty West Main Street Kelly Ellis Martin Gettyspare Emanuel Kump J. C. Baker Adama Gettysburg Road Charles Keepers Frailey Arthur Hardman Paul Sutton Sherbes Misa Bruce Adele Peppler Pat Poppler Doris Peppler Chicago Bruce Patterson Walter Peppler Pepplers Detroit Mich Chicigs Peppler

Union Bridge Club Notes And Local Happenings

The Wo man s club met at Mrs J E Barnes New Windsor with muse review and current events led by Mrs L F E Stautner. Guests included Mrs Cowan and Mrs Edgar Barnes Baltimore and others. Engagement announced Louise Angelucci near town and Donald Stalling Baltimore. Mrs Truman Myers returned from hospital after tonsil removal. The Methodist Episcopal Male Chorus performed at Unionville church. Mrs Helteelman injured in a fall but recovering. Numerous relatives visited the Mackley home and nearby towns.

Union Bridge Woman's Club J. E. Barnes New Windsor Muse L. FE Stautner Ho T. Walden Karl Buckey Cowan Fdrar Barnes Baltimore Marie Chamtoran Ryanna Snader George H. Dicksdale Covent Stewart Caver New York R. J. Walden Louise Angelucci J Laura Ueltselman Elizabeth Orrianna Thesr Samuel Mackley Grace Eckard Everett Helteelman

Community social notices and cast list for local event

Local notices describe a schedule of visits and gatherings at area homes with guests including Mrs Bachela and Misses Margaret and Elizabeth Moteafe. It lists a campus play Speed! presented by a cast including Mrs Prima Lambert and Frances Snink with publicity by Alma Reever and Harald Orr.

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Care Tall Garden Club Holds April Meeting Readout

The Care Tall Garden Club opened its April session with chair Miss Mind Ruse guiding a program. Speakers included Miss Darty Foule and Miss Meredith on garden planning, with notes on events at Walhany Tech and a presentation by Dorothy Vpaitrn. The event featured a fundraising aim of 75 000 dollars.

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Fragmented Seasonal Verse Note From Leters Bauta

Fragmentary OCR style text discusses spring imagery and nature scenes with mentions of May, green fields, flowers, and a character named Lorik. The passage reads as a poetic, garbled reflection on the season and personal sentiment.

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