May Queen Named At Hood College Serenade
Miss Barbara Frick of Montclair New Jersey named May Queen for Hood College serenade. Prince Hood is Ruth Sprenkle Hanna Harrisburg maid of honor Margaret Rutherford Harrisburg best man Mary Virginia Williams Uniontown. May Day events include breakfast, horse show, May Pole, and coronation at 6:30 p.m. with Edmund Rostand play to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Frick
May Queen
Hood College
Barbara Frick
Montetsir
N. J
Queen of Hood College
Ruth Sprenkle
Butler
Prince Hood
Margaret Rutherford
Harrisburg
Mary Virginia Williams
Uniontown
Marguerite Julius
York, Pa
Louise Rogers
McDonald
Helen Groff
Ruth Beers
Plainfield
N_ J
Margaret Hammers
Washington, D. C
Louise Burhans
Dunbar
Dorothy Hagerman
Washington
Ruth King
Perrysville
Janet Rath
Upper Montclair
Margaret Fritchman
Indiana
Ruth Rouzer
Hagerstown
Katherine Thomas
Middletown
Elizabeth
Coblentz Hall
Edmund Rostand
Coblentthall
Louise Wood‘cock
Narberth
Betty McPherson
Sewickley
Henry L Stahr
Ruth V. Pope
Raymond I. Ford
Esther Shaw
Ebien ‘Hume Jervey
Ruth E. Perry
Sally Wills Holland
Marty Louise Meyer
Jean Willse
Columbus
Doris Hannon
Chestnut Hill
Edith DeBold
Richmond Hill N
Phoebe Land
Hamburg
Cynthia Harris
Elkins Park
Jean Arbogast
Forty-Fort
Zelda Marks
Freeport
and Blanche Scott
Pikesville Music
News-Post
Jeff
Virginia Williams
Maryguerite Julius
Elizabeth Fisher
Webb Post Installs Officers For Year
Officers of John R. Webb Post No. 3285, Veterans of Foreign Wars, were installed at the Moose Home with James McGuirk of Baltimore assisting. New officers include George Williams as commander and Clarence E. Fogle as senior vice commander. Williams, a 20 year Frederick resident and VFW member since 1899, helped organize the post and serves as service officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Webb
Moose Home
West South Street
James McGuirk
Baltimore
Maryland
Mr. McGuirk
Charles J. Peters
Towson
Minds
Essex
George Williams
Clarence E. Fogle
Harry C. Poole
J. Alvie Fair
J. Gould Myers
Julian C. Hawker
Earl L. Foreman
Lymar S. Sappington
Mr. Williams
Frederick
Pos. No. 1
Denver
Col
Webb Post
United States
Philippine Islands
Schley Camp
United Spanish War Veterans
Nice
Maryland Department Council of Administration
Illness Persists for Officer Marks’s Six-Year-Old Daughter
The condition of Clerene Marks six-year-old daughter of Officer and Mrs James Marks 17 Jefferson street remains about the same She has been ill for about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerene Marks
James Marks
Jefferson Street
Empty Stocking Club Campaign In The Fall
The Empty Stocking Club, not part of the Community Chest, will sponsor its annual fall drive. A meeting at Mr Marr Fisher's home discussed the charity and 33 years of activity. About 300 Frederick children will receive stockings, candy, nuts, fruit, and a toy. Mrs Roy L Leatherman, president, announced canvass and distribution plans with officers Miss Eleanor Houck and Miss Emma French serving as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
Marr Fisher
East Second Street
Frederick
Roy L. Leatherman
Eleanor Houck
Emma French
Frederick County Adopts Thirty Day Payment Rule for Beer Licenses
Frederick County officials enact a thirty day payment rule for all Class A off sales beer licenses effective Monday. Licensees must receive invoices with delivery and pay cash within thirty days. post dated payments do not count. Violations risk license suspension or revocation under state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Gordy
Frederick County
G. Ed. Myers
Mt Airy farmers face lower canning prices
Farmers in this region will receive reduced payments for corn and canning tomatoes this year. Mt Airy Canning Company announced $11.50 per ton for sugar corn, $1.50 for Golden Cross yellow corn, and $12 for tomatoes due to a surplus of canned produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ms Ain
Mt Airy Canning Company
Anti-Trust Message To Congress From Roosevelt
President Roosevelt sent a broad anti-trust package urging a 500000 dollar study of economic power concentration and its impact on competition. He called for immediate enactment to curb bank holding companies by limiting acquisitions, branches, and intercompany banking or securities dealings.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Scout Court Of Honor Will Be Held Tonight
Scout Court Of Honor will be held tonight at eight oclock in Frederick. The event marks a growth in local scouting with over 300 registered scouts and cubs in Frederick and the county, plus more than 100 registered scouters. New troop No 9 Walkersville and Pack No 2 Baptist Church join the ranks as charters are issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Barty
Dorsey Brrart
Bartgis
Theauline
Bargus
Lewis D. Heck
Washington
Frederick
Bryant
R. M. Rau
West Patrick Street
Cll
Walkersville
Baptist Church
Pytnian Castle
Guy K. Motter
Bond posted for Ray Fields release on assault charge
A 5200 bond was posted for the release from jail of Ray Fields a colored man from Sunnyside charged with assaulting Walter Jackson foreman of a WPA project near Broad Run where Fields was employed. The hearing, delayed from last Saturday, is reset to Tuesday night in Police Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Fields
Sunnyside
Walter Jackson
Broad Run
Fields
Crest Campaign to Open Monday in Frederick
The Community Chest drive opens Monday at noon with 150 volunteers meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Campaign chairman Dr Ignatius Bjorlee says lunch will launch the week long effort and workers will solicit as a public service with a future closing dinner to honor efforts by a sponsor to be unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
Ignatius Bjorlee
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Frederick Solicitors
Social Security Act Improvement Sought
President Roosevelt urged the Social Security Board to study improvements to the act, including broader liberalization and extending old age benefits. He asked the revised program be ready for congressional action and favored earlier benefit payments and larger pensions, widows, and orphans protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Social Security Board
Agentd
Tem
Hopes Crab Picking Plants to Reopen in Crisieré
State Labor Commissioner Stengle said today that the crab picking plants here will reopen Tuesday after five weeks closed by a strike. Officials reported quiet conditions as crews prepare to resume operations amid ongoing adjustment talks.
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Crisieré
Ap State Labor Commi
Stengle Marine
Rim-Shee Wedding in San Francisco Proclaimed Joyful Union
San Francisco on April 29 reports the wedding of Shee and Him in Chinatown. Wong Shee and Tom Him join in congratulating the couple as they begin married life together in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Shee
Wong Shee
Tom
Chinatown
Recovery Seen After Morning Market Relapse
New York April 29 AP reports faint convalescence signs in the stock market after a morning relapse. Leaders faced confusion as first quarter results dampened expectations for a quick business pickup. Trading in transfers ran around 600000 shares with broad declines trimming near the close.
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New York
Todas
Eng
Federated Church Women set luncheon speaker in Frederick
Mrs. Harry Goedeke of Baltix will headline the interdenominational Federated Church Women luncheon at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church Tuesday at one. The event seeks unity in church service with singing and music under Mrs. A I Remsberg, drawing church women from county and city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Goedeke
Baltix
More
Indsa
Othe Lutheran Church
Maryland Council
Federated Church Wonton
Federated Church Women of
A. I. Remsberg
Property Owners Discuss Assessments in Frederick
About fifteen property owners from northwest Frederick appeared before the County Commissioners and the Board of Assessors for assessment hearings at the courthouse. An afternoon session was scheduled. Protests mainly concerned real estate valuations with some objections on personal property. Adjustments were reported in some cases and no official report was available by noon. The hearings were led by A. H. Derr and Alfred W. Gaver as part of the 1938 Frederick city assessment process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Frederick
Board of Assessors
Court House
A. H. Derr
Alfred W. Gaver
Frederick City
Railroads Plan 15 Percent Wage Cut Across Labor Classes
The Association of American Railroads adopted a resolution to serve notice of a 13 percent wage reduction effective July 1, aiming to save about 250 million dollars annually for member roads due to loss of revenue and higher operating costs. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen rejected the plan, calling it an attempt to pressure the President and noting wage bills have been cut by 30 million dollars since October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Association of American Railroads
Raiway
Associaton
Associa
Brotherhood
Cleveland
D. B Robertson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Principals Convene Regional Conference in Hagerstown
Frederick county high school principals attend a regional conference in Hagerstown on May 4 with A L Leary Frederick High School speaking on the school library role. James E B Spitznas leads sessions. speakers include Arthur W Taylor Beall High School and Dr J H Wheeler on libraries. Other talks cover library facilities and services and state education leadership closes the program.
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Frederick County
Hagerstown
A. L. Leary
Frederick High School
Washington
Allegany
Carroll
Montgomery
James EB. Spitznas
Spitznas
Arthur W. Taylor
Beall High School
Frostburg
Wil
Maryland County
J. H. Wheeler
Enoch Pratt Library
Baltimore
Frank iGetty
Grantsville High School
Douglas Bivens
Hancock High School
John Zentmyer
Albert 5. Cook
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Congress
Scout
Pythian Castle
Charles Town
W. Va
George B. Goetz
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Lewistown
John C. Rice
Arthur D Willard
Leatherman
Ray Dinterman
Ray Gingeous
Dorothy Leatherman
Ross Eigenbrode
George Martin
Luther Leatherman
Ralph Lambert
Alvie Baugher
Orestes F. Leatherman
Ralph G. Hesseng
Austin Fraley
Denver J. Shook
Rayhu Specht
Mine Bank
Rice
Sherman P. Bowers
Alton Y. Bennett
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
George A. Tritappe
C. Thomas Summers
Elmer Hildebrand
John A Colbert
John W. Brewer
Robert L. Smith
Emmons C. E. Sanner
David T. Gaver
Walter D. Remsberg
Earle F. Keefer
Martin S. Beachiey
Lewis L Jones
Rim-Shee Wedding
Eures
India
England
France
Hagers
Maryiand Council of Federated Church Women
Church of the Brethren
Goedeke
M Edwin Thomas
Woman's Interdenominational Missionary Union
John W. Harms
Council of Churches and Christian Education
Delaware
Maurice Hallgren
Glenswood
Daisy June Trout
Chicago, IL
National Council of Federated Church Women
Trout
Richmond
Amos J. Traver
Joseph H. Apple
C. W. Gregory
Calvin E
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Associated Press
China
Lunghai
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Britain
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London
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