Milk dealer to stop brokerage deductions May 1
Washington milk dealer 1W. A. Simpson informs Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association shippers that from May 1 he will discontinue deducting brokerage from checks. The move suggests he will operate directly with shippers, renewing a past dispute over middleman profits and pricing. The association, serving eleven counties, had funded itself through brokerage and the plant established here. Action by the association is expected soon.
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A. Simpson
Washington
Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers’ Association
Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Feagaville WCTU Holds April Meeting at Reformed Church
The Feagaville Woman's Christian Temperance Union met Thursday at 2 30 in the Reformed church with hymn singing and scripture. Officers were elected including president Mrs L C Horine and treasurer Mrs Wilbur Culler, and superintendents were named for flower mission literature depart sailors. The group adjourned to meet May 28 at 2 30 in the Lutheran church.
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Feagaville Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Reformed
Wilbur Culler
Peter
Ida F Rennn
Kansas
B.C. Renn
L. C. Horine
H. M. Howard
W. D. Morsell
E. C. Renn
Claude Stargett
C. N. Brundle
Trundle
LP. Morsell
Ast B. Renn
Vince
W.C.T.A. Ben Fiction
Tutheran Church
Vacation Bible School opens June twenty five in Frederick
The Inter Church Federation of Frederick City will run the second annual daily Vacation Bible School from June 25 to July 25. Miss Margaret Roderick of Chanel Street School will head the program with an expanded faculty. The federation council also thanked State Senator F C Norwood and Delegates Ti Grant, Arthur Wrightman, Lewis Kefanver, Albert Haver and Atlan Bennett for their work on a prohibition enforcement law at the 192 session.
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Daily Vacation Bible School
Inter-Church Federation of
Frederick City
Council of the Federation
Margaret Roderick
Chanel Street School
F.C. Norwood
Ti. Grant Whooper
Arthur Wrightman
Lewis W. Kefanver
Albert L. Haver
Atlan V. Bennett
Frederick County
Maryland
Wife of bishop faces need for home detail in London talk
A bishop's wife offered a lengthy address to East End women on making home life happier and peaceful. Afterward a listener muttered she would like specifics on handling a drunk husband, prompting questions about practical guidance.
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East End
London
Radio lullabies extend sleep music to entire house
A New York editor describes a home radio system with central receiving and loudspeakers in every room. A clock switch starts the music at a predetermined time, letting the entire household fall asleep to radio tunes.
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New York
Mobilization of Social Resources Urged for Disabled Veterans
Judge Russell Lighter of Frederick County Red Cross reports a nationwide policy urging mobilization of social resources for disabled World War veterans and their dependents. Frederick County is among 2,607 of 4,138 chapters aiding ex service members. home service is led by Edward E. Delaplaine. The central committee on December 13, 1922, prioritized disabled veterans and disaster prep, urging support to transition from specialized care to normal community services as veterans receive full government benefits.
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Russell Lighter
Frederick County
American Red Cross
J. Arthur Jeffers
Washington
Maryland
United States
Edward 8. Delaplaine
Lighter
Central Committee
Planning New Store Royale Cohen Resigns to Open Shoe Shop
Planning New Store Royale Cohen, linked with Segal's Quality store for a year, has resigned. He may start a shoe shop in Frederick. Previously he spent five years with a large clothing house in Baltimore before moving here a year ago. Cohen married a Frederick girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs A E Cohen who moved to Hagerstown.
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Cohen
Segal
Frederick
Baltimore
A. E. Cohen
Hagerstown
Rice Accepts Personal Director Post At New York University
Louis A. Rice’s son Tuois A. Rice resigns from Cranford Commercial School in New Zealand and accepts the position of personal director at New York University in New York City. He will assume duties May 1.
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New York
Touis A. Rice
Lewis A. Rice
West Third Street
Stolen $1,800 Trade Acceptance Linked to Local Firm
A trade acceptance for 1800 dollars payable to the Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association and signed by J A Whitfield president of the Zero P ducts Company was stolen from 1320 Buchanan Street Northwest Washington. It is alleged to have been taken by David Massey who was shot in the leg when found in a neighboring house. Police urge bankers and merchants to watch for the stolen paper.
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Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers’ Association
J. A. Whitfield
Zero Pducts Company
Buchanan Street
Northwest
Washington
David Massey
Old-Time Seamen Seek Barkentine Crew in Baltimore
In Baltimore a barkentine lies at the harbor as the skipper searches for seasoned seamen to handle the ship. Younger sailors can crew schooners, but the barkentine demands older hands. Philadelphia counters with eighty-one firms existing for over a century.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
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