Frederick chamber committee discusses U S affairs
The National Affairs Committee of the Frederick Chamber of Commerce met Friday at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Key speakers Noah E Kefauver Jr and John W Morgan argued that government controls and public power hinder private enterprise, urging reduced farming subsidies and limited federal ownership.
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Frederick
Refauer
Frederick County
Mers
National Farm Journal
Kefauver
John W. Morgan
The
Potomac, Edison Company
Morgan
Norman Thomas
Maryland
Marnland
Joseph M. Kline
John Marshall Butler
Chamber
James H .Grove
John R. Fitzpatrick
Elmer J. Eshleman
Walker Carty
G. Raymond Shipley
Nicholas G. Fanes
G. Ralph Austin
Noah E. Kefauver Jr
Joseph F. Rhoderick
Edward Etchison
John S. Herrick
Washington
National Chamber
Congress Realignment Trends in 1930 Census Impacts
The 1930 census triggers potential shifts in congressional representation as western states gain seats and states like New York and Pennsylvania may lose. Western realignment is anticipated, with adjustments across many states likely before final figures are released. Dr Elizabeth Eckhardt May of the University of Connecticut heads a European study tour on housing for handicapped homemakers and older people. Peter Joseph Weiland, 56, Milwaukee Railways eastern lines GM, dies after more than a decade with the company.
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Elizabeth Eckhardt May
School of Home Economics
University of Connecticut
International Society For the Welfare of Crippies
New York
Max
London
Paris
Brussels
Amsterdam
Copenhagen
Helsinki
Leningrad
Oslo
May
Frederick
Hood College
Peter J. Weiland
Chicago
Peter Joseph Weiland
Milwaukee Railroad
Eastern
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty Years Ago items from the April 27 1909 columns note Rev Guy P Ready installed as pastor of Gladerge at Walkersville by a Maryland classis committee. Market master G William Dansterzer set summer hours opening at six closing at eight. Daniel Z Stull sold his brick dwelling on Sick Street for two thousand dollars.
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the News
Guy P. Ready
Gladerge
Walkersville
Maryland
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
April 77 1929 notes events from the county. a Potomac trip camper seen near Werer of ton. A theater group at Fred High School presents The Imaginary Invalid May 5 in the school auditorium with cast listed. Memorial association at Mt. Airy chooses memorial for town's first mayor, Dr. Carl M. Van Poote among others.
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the News
Potomac
Wererofton
Grametic Tps
Fred High School
Anr
Jack Bellis
Ruth Storm
Jeannette Anders
Austin Null
Martha Whitmore
George Knill
Albert Fisher
Jules Shapiro
Greg Oden
Betty Felten
Rufus Oden
David Alexander
Walter R. Rudy
Satisfac m at Frederick Memorial Hospital patients and a rush party notable
Several individuals are listed as medical patients at Frederick Memorial Hospital including Mrs Henry K C Fox and Jasper Cecelia Albaugh while mond Edwards and lard Minnick recover or were admitted for surgery. Beta a Phi sorority hosted a Spring rush party at Miss June Sheffler home with guests in school clothes and refreshments provided by hostesses.
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Henry K. C. Fox
West Second Street
Frederick Me- Woods
Lamsville
Frederick Me- Hospital
Sirvene
West
Resenour
Jasper ‘Cecelia
Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mond Edwards
Frederick Memorial
Lard Minnick
O Avenue
Thurs- Pi
Beta A Phi Sorority
June Sheffler
Middletown
Miss Sheffler
Norman Fisher
Eugene Clarke
Marshall Dick
Joseph Jemshi
Richard, Smadt
Family Day at Claggett Center May 9
A family day event in the Episcopal Diocese of Marsland is planned for May 9 at Claggett Center near Frederick. Parents and children from various parishes are invited to attend with lunch baskets, led by Bishop Xebbe C. Powell and Bishop Coadjutor Harry L Dell. The schedule includes services, blessings, and activities for groups traveling from Frederux and Bucklestown.
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Marsland
Clagsett Center
Buckerstean
Frederick
Lpscopal
Claggett Center
Xebbe C. Powell
Harry L Dell
Alar
Ursiup
Frederux
Buikelstoun
Mrs. Harry McGill Birthday Celebration Noted
Mrs. Harry McGill of 628 North Market street will celebrate her birthday tomorrow in a local observance.
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Harry McGill
North Market Street
Damacus resident organizes Smorgasbord for St Pauls Church
Peter Schreiner of Damascus and his Earl Marshall daughter and son in law prepare flower and vegetable plants for sale at a Smorgasbord to benefit St. Pauls Church. The event at Damascus High School runs Saturday March 2 from 3 p m with gift menus and baked goods on sale.
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St. Paul's Church
Peter Schreiner
Damascus
Schreiner
Earl Marshalls
Damascus High School
Fort Detrick scientist wins J. Howard Brown award
Derri tam D. Lawton a Fort Detrick employee and Army veteran received the J. Howard Brown award from the American Bacteriologists at a Saturday ceremony. Lawton holds degrees from Brown University and George Washington University and is pursuing a PhD at George Washington. He joined Detrick under the Soldier Scientific and Professional Personnel program and left active Army service to work as a civilian.
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Detrick
Derri Tam D. Lawton
Fortek
J. Howard Brown
Fer
Levon
Brown University
University Af Ne
George Wash University
Sted
Funeral Notices Highlight Local Obituaries in Taneytown Area
Multiple funeral services held for residents of Taneytown Woodsboro and nearby towns. Charles G Baumgardner, W Amos Arnold Sr Delia G Albaugh and others laid to rest with pallbearers named. Tunis flood toll rises as rail disaster reported near Sfax with casualties and bridge collapse.
Funeral for Paul N. D. Wzeze in Cabillasville
Paul N. D. Wzeze of Cabillasville died Thursday. Funeral services were held Saturday at 11 a.m. at the M. S. with Rev. Claude H. Carl officiating. Pallbearers were Paul Fry Art Moorehead Harold Bittner Lester Bittner and Robert Bitner. Burial followed in Blue Ridge Cemetery. Funeral directors were Jones, D. D. Harteler and Sons.
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Charles G. Baumgardner
Taneytown
Front Rosat
W. Amos Arnold Sr
Woodsboro
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Church of Christ
Woodboro
Frank Rosenberger
Rocky Hill Cemetery
Elmer van Fossen
Elmer Lewis
Ray Kline
Richard Beard
Donald Weddle
Dra Houck
Powell
Hartzler
Delia G. Albaugh
Nolas Hoy Albaugh
New Market
Wilbur A. Kolb
Arlington Road
Bethesda
Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Robert A. Purphrey
Wisconsin Avenue
Carl Pritchitt
Bethesda Presbyterian Church
Lowell S. Garland
Central Methodist Church
Dorothy Rogers
Meg Sheperd
Walter B. al ‘Baugh
James H. Jones
Paul B. ‘Jones
Charles McA. Jones
William X. Albaugh
Nicholas A. jXolb
Central Ceemetery
New London
MW. R. Eichison and Son
Lewis W. Chenoweth
Sabillasville
A. L
Bertie R. Nogie
Harry W. .Nogie
Creager Funeral Home
Samuel A. Mover
John Whitmore
Ross Firer
John Hoffman
Harold Weddle
Morris Wassler
Elmer Barnhart
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Thurmont
Paul ND. Wzezel
Cabillasville
M. S
Tor
Claude H. Carl
Paul Fry
Art Moorehead
Harold Bittner
Lester Bittner
Robert Bitner
Jin Blue Ridge Cemetery
Pas
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth announcements from Frederick Memorial Hospital list multiple families welcoming new children. Included are details like dates of birth, parents names, addresses, and the newborns’ names and genders across several households in Frederick, Burkittsville, Le Gore, Woodbine, Monrovia, Seattle, and Middletown.
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Turner
Barbara Horne
le Gore
Marvin Harrison
Woodbine
Jon Lee
Harrison
Corrella Welsh
Charles Sherald
East Second Street
Robert Sullivan
Sherald
Betty Smith
Frederick
Air
Garland Beard
Route 3
Monrovia
Gonna Jean
Beard
Betty Damascus
Mirs
Edward Frede
Ide
Mir
John Wi
Baltimore Obituaries Roundup Includes Brown Huey Martz Mitchell
Multiple Baltimore area deaths reported including William Evan Brown of Libertwioun died at Provident Hospital after a heart issue. Edward Greene Huey of Calvert School died at Johns Hopkins after a long illness. Allen Spencer Martz longtime Baltimore resident died at Keswick Home with services in Baltimore. Rosa V Mitchell, 56, died after a heart attack at home near Gaithersburg. Services set at Albertatown and Mt. Olivet with church and cemetery rites.
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William Evan Brown
Willem Evan Brown
Libertwioun
MecCuliough St
Baltimore
Provident Hospial
Baltmore
Lebermopwn
William H
Stargaret Brooks Brown
Brown
Della Brown
Brook E. Brows
York, Pa
Jane Gustus
Nelson R. Brows
Frederick
Rachel Clara
John Wesley Methodist Church
Albertatowan
D. D. Harzler and
Soss
Edward Greene Huey
Calvert School
Johns Hopkins Hospital
University of Maryland
the Hopkins
Margaret M. Denmead
Talbott Wistar Huey
J. Wistar Huey Jr
Elizabeth Wistar Huey
Boxton
Church of the Good Shepherd Ruxton
Keswick
Zion United Church of Christ
Charlesville
North Market Street
Ion Church
Mt. Olivet
Robert E Dailey and Son
Rosa V. Mitchell
Rosa Virginia Mitchell
Bethesda
Gaithersburg
Cline
W.va
Passover Message from Rabbi Perkin Stresses Four Freedoms
Rabbi Yehudah E. Perkin of Beih Sholom Congregation reflects on Passover as a celebration of freedom. He links the four biblical deliverances to the Atlantic Charter’s four freedoms, urging liberty of worship, freedom from want, freedom from fear, and universal human rights. The piece emphasizes unity, tolerance, and justice.
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Yehudah E. Perkin
iPharoah
Egypt
Obituary notices from Montgomery area
Obituaries list multiple local residents with details of their death and survivors. J Paul Moberly, 47, Walkersville machinist and engineer with AEC at Germantown, died after illness. services at Walkersville church and Mt Olivet Cemetery. Others include Vernon Sewell and George F Zecher with family survivors and funeral details. A Stork Shower at Point of Rocks Assembly of God honored Mr and Mrs Evans with community attendees and gifts.
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J. Paul Moberly
T. Paul Moberly
Walkersville
C. Robert
Rosa May Brengle Moberly
Fort D
Assembly of God Church In
Point of Rocks
Henry Evans
Springfield
Agnes McCutcheon
Lillian Lamm
Brure the
Sa. Cou
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Reiscerstown Road
Pimlica Race Course
John L. Penton
Helen F. Penton
Taylor
Joseph Prentice
Fort Detrick
Charles Taylor
Charlie Taylor
Chihan
Army
Isabelle Schapb
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Barner Ward
Riley Housew
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Donald
Univer
Marynoo
Dent
Lawton
Markez
Alex Brown & Sons
Exch
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Alice Reynolds
George C. Reynolds
Mt. Airy
Central
Lovenso. Garland
Paul Jones
Caries
Tunis
Tunisia
Sfax
D. D. Harteler and Sons Funeral Directors
Ezra Houck Jr
Elizabeth Rodock Houck
Colonial Apartments
Houck
George S
Mary Quian Rodock
Academy of the Visitation
Academy
Daughters of the American Revolution
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Daughters of the American Colonists
St. John’s Catholic
East Church Street
St.John’s Catholic Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Sodality
M. R. Etchison and Son
Frank J Keefer
Blue Ridge
Frederick Junior High School
Mock
Joe
Es Turner
West J
Bud and
Ginny Bethesda
Ravel
Mia EU
Marcella
Ceased
John
Josephine Lambert Williams
Alice Dolly
Olin Mitchell
U.S
Germany
Sarah Mitchell
Midland
Cora Mitchell
Forest ‘Oak Cemetery
Olin L. Molesworth
Tarmend E. Pettingall
Raymond Eiliswoerth Pettinsall
East Seventh Street
Raymond E. Pettingall Jr
Edgewater
Anne Anim Fel County
Anne Arunold General Hospital
Annapolis
Win‘field S
Margaret Eyler Pettingall
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Lannie B. Wisner Pettingall
Raymond E. Pettingall Jnr
Benjamin F. Popham
Mayo
Harry E. Pettingall
Scott S. Pettingall
Vernon Sewell
Baltimore City Hospital
Henry
Mary Simpson Sewell
George Sewell
Louis ‘Sewell
Helen Dorsey
Ruth Woodland
Frank Sewell
Lew Market
Simpson's Chapel
A. Thompson
T In the Church Cemetery
L. K
George F. Zecher
Burkittsville
Leola Compher Zacher
Zecher
Daniel ,D
Amanda Dutrow Zecher
St. Pauls Lutheran Church of
Drexel Guyton
Mar- Zirkle
Union Cemetery
Sli
Rene Smith
Dixie Demery
Thelma McCutcheon
Teddy
Ralph Lamm
Melanie
Stephen
Libby ‘Hutchison
Grace Snedaker
Kerry
Pauline Demery
Jimmy Athey
Clyde Shores
Mary Hawkins
Nellie Titus
Cornelia Hickman
Ida Lou Stunkle
Evans
Rach
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