Child, 4, Struck by Auto in Middleburg
A four year old girl, Sue Ellen Fogie, was struck by a car near Middleburg while chasing her mother. She suffered a concussion, a severe fracture of the left leg below the knee, and possible brain injury. She was taken to Frederick City Hospital in a semiconscious state. the driver, David Stull, reported the accident and aided the child to Dr. Diller’s office before hospital transport. A second incident reports nine year old William Rinker fracturing his right arm after a skate broke during roller skating. He was admitted to the hospital.
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Middleburg
Sue Ellen Fogie
Raymo Fogie
Frederick City
David Stull
Roland Diller
C. EL Six
Formar
Fogle
Fromt
Stull
Diller
William Rinker
Theodore Rinker
Washington Street
Sound Institutions To Survive, He Says
Rev. Harvey A. Fesperman of Christ Evangelical and Reformed church Hagerstown spoke to the Kiwanis Club at Hotel Frederick on patience and inner calm during world troubles. He urged living for the day and said sound institutions will endure while useless frills fall away. Youth Week plans were announced by Robert L. Smith. Guests included Philip Hess and E. J. Esherman with Art Simmers and Joe Huches.
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Harvey A. Fesperman
Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church of
Leslie N. Coblentz
R. Paul Smith
Mr. Fesperman
Robert L. Smith
Philip Hess
Baltimore
E. J. Esherman
Berwick
Art Simmers
Joe Huches
Wilkes-Barre
Bowers Family Farm Deed Transfers Ownership in Mt Pleasant
Charles F. Bowers and his wife acquire full 180 acre farm from the late Charles W. Bowers in Mt Pleasant district. The deed also transfers the interests of brothers James E. Bowers and sister Mrs Murray Nicotemus to Charles F. Bowers. Consideration about 5300 dollars.
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FAEM
Charles W. Bowers
Mt Plasant
Charles F. Bowers
James E. Bowers
Murray Nicotemus
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
Readable lines note five trivia items from page four. Entwine is the only non adjective. Peninsula is the only geographic water descriptor. Chavez refers to two musicians. others are painters. Colophon is not a law term. the rest are. The odd word 3 lov agorrm ties to anatomy in a puzzle twist.
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Peninsula
Chavez
Warslaing
Frederick to Consider Housing Authority Appointment
A special meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen may appoint a local Housing Authority to clear slums. If formed, early steps include securing funds, site analyses, preliminary sketches, cost estimates, and plans for rehousing displaced families with potential U S Housing Authority support.
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Frederick
Board of Aldermen
Lloyd C. Culier
United States Housing Authority
United States Housing Ac-t
British Italian pact near completion amid tension relief hope
London reports Italy appears close to a British Italian friendship pact to avert a broader war within two years. Mussolini welcomes British War Minister Hore Belisha who arrives in Rome on April 22 to finalize the agreement. Britain also moves to seek League support for Ethiopia recognition as Hitler eyes Rome.
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London
Italy
Mussolini
Leslie Hore-Belisha
Rome
Great Britain
Hore-Belisha
Britain
League of Nations
Ethiopia
Adolf Hitler
Mar
Injuries Month Ago Prove Fatal In Brunswick Worker
Samuel R. Hagan 27 Gapland a Baltimore and Ohio railroad employee died at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown after injuries from a March 19 wreck near Sandy Hook. He crashed on a sharp curve while driving from Brunswick to Sandy Hook. He suffered a fractured leg and internal injuries the lights failed and he could not see the road. Survived by wife Bessie Holmes son Ralph A. Hagan mother Daisy Norris Hagan five brothers and one sister. Funeral at Central Church Rohrersville Friday at 2 with interment in Gapland cemetery.
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Sandy Hook
Samuel R. Hagan
Gapland
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Hagan
Brunswick
Charles Town
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington Terminal
Order of Eagles
Bessie Holmes
Ralph A. Hagan
Daisy Norris Hagan
Lawrence
Joseph
Howard Hagan
Thomas Hagan
Broad Run
John Hagan
Final Rites for Dr Nicodemus
The funeral for Dr Jenna D Nicodemus a prominent county resident was held Tuesday at 2 pm at her Walkersville home. Attended by trustees from Cassell Home and officials including Congressman David J Levis and Judge Hammond Urner. Rev Melvin T Tabler led services assisted by former pastors. Active pallbearers included three sons and John H Stauffer Jr. Interment followed at Mt Oliver Cemetery.
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Jenna D. Nicodemus
Walkersville
Cassell
Algedan Westminster
Nicodemus
David J. Levis
Flammond Urner
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Melvin T. Tabler
Walkersville Methodist Episcopal Church
Raymond L. Mowbray
Glyndon Church
Arthur C. Day
Clifton Avenue Church
Baltimore
W. Gibbs Meir Kenney
Chase Street Church
John ¥. Nicodemus
Kent C. Nicodemus
Robert N. Nicodemus
John H. Stauffer
C. E. Easterday
Frank C. Nicodemus
James H. Harris
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
G. C. Barton
Additions Made To State Roads Payroll
Annapolis Maryland April 12 two workmen s compensation administrators a consulting engineer five county right of way examiners and a right of way clerk were added to the State Roads Commission payroll under a twenty thousand dollar budget allowance for needed employees Charles Upham consulting engineer James W Amos county right of way clerk Dr David G Everhart and Creston Beauchamp workmen s compensation administrators were added to the payroll on November fifth 1937 On December twentieth Senator Milton L Veasey Democrat Worcester county Delegate Leo Abramson Democrat Baltimore and Arthur Messick George Welrant and J Richard Wilkens all county right of way examiners were added to the payroll
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Annapolis
State Roads Commission
Charles Upham
James W. Amos
David G. Everhart
Creston Beauchamp
Milton L., Veasey
Worcester County
Leo Abramson
Baltimore
Arthur Messick
George Welrant
J. Richard Wilkens
Bethel Busy Bees Plan Parish Hall Purchase
The Bethel Busy Bees of Bethel Lutheran met at Mrs. Gordon Palmer's home on April 6 with sixteen members and visitors. After readings and prayers they approved buying the Bethel schoolhouse for a parish hall, heard a benefits report by Mrs. Charles Stull, and closed with the mizpah benediction. next meeting date to be announced.
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Bethel
Bethel Lutheran Church
Gordon Palmer
Charles Stull
Poole Convicted On 3 Separate Charges
Junior Ellsworth Poole, 22, found guilty on three counts in Police Court before Justice Emmett Bow tus for larceny of a ring belonging to George T Cubitt, trespassing, and larceny of silverware. Sentence withheld pending authorities action. Poole said he found the ring and sold it. He testified he entered via unlocked cellar door about 3 am while traveling from Cumberland. State's Attorney S. P. Bowers prosecuted.
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Junior Ellsworth Poole
George T. Cubitt
Lewis Fleischman
Braddock Heights
Emmett R. Bowtus
Sir Fleischman
Poole
FL W. Hyde
Woodrow Rippeon
Braddock
Cubitt
Frederick County
Montgomery County
Department of Justice
Washington, D.C
Sher Iman P. Bowers
Japanese Forces Now In Difficult Position
Shanghai reports foreign observers say Japanese forces in South Shantung Province are in a dire military position as Chinese counter–attacks push the front to a 150-mile line. Chinese forces reclaim Chufu on the Tientsin Pukow railway and clash with Japanese near Yinsien in night and hand to hand fighting.
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Shanghai
Shantung Province
Chufu
Confucius
Tientsin-Pukow
Yinsien
Political quiz questions and topics listed
A set of quiz prompts covers Mayor S. Davis Wilson of Philadelphia as a Democratic nomina tion candidate, a question about geography between the North and the Black seas, a true statement, a query on whether states retain the right to vote on the long hanging amendment since 1924, and plans to enlarge the Supreme Court along with reorganizing the executive department.
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S. Davis Wilson
Philadelphia
North
Black Seas
Supreme Court
Baltimore and Ohio Y M C A Board Names Acting Secretary
The Baltimore and Ohio Y M C A board at Brunswick appointed Wilkham James acting secretary for three months after the death of Rev. Harvey S. Bickel. James had been Bickel’s assistant. HOF Wyatt, chairman and Cumberland Division superintendent, attended along with Montgomery, superintendent of railroad Y M C A.
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Baltimore and Ohio Y. MC. A
Brunswick Net
Wilkham James
Harvey S. Bickel
James
Bickel
Hof. Wyatt
Baltimore
Cumberland Division
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Y Board
Mr. Montgomery
Y. MC
A’s
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Hitler
Europe
MT. Olivet
Iverd Johnson
Columbia
Delphey
Bhy Kayser
Sisiose
Reeers
Ars Els
Carty
C.C. Carty, Inc
Patrick St
Townwear
Les Townwear
Miami
Princess Darrelle
Coly
Hendrickson
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