Community Chest Campaign Planned For Frederick City
A citywide drive to fund five agencies seeks $15,250 with a week of meetings from church pulpits radio talks and theater trailers. Dr Henry K. Stahr launches broadcasts and a roster of volunteers led by captains and lieutenants will canvass the city to raise funds for Boy Scouts Children's Aid Federated Charities Salvation Army and YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Latien Dharts
Henry
K. Stahr
Stabe
Community Chest, Inc
Chamber of Commerce Project
Community Chest
Parsons Newman
Charles McC. Mathias
Wm. C. Roya
Charles D. Shaffer
Ignatius Bjorlee
James H. Gambrill
Boy Scouts
Children’s Aid: Society
Federated Charities
The
Salvation Army
Leslie N. Coblentz
Edward Mantz
Arthur V. Myers
William C. Roderick
O. C. Sponseller
W. C. Staley
Ruth Trout
Eleanor Westfall
A. Hart Etchison
William B. Bennett
C. E. Broadrup
A. I. Ellin
H. Noel Halter
Irving M. Landauer
Michael E. Pue
John A. Shires
Margaret Steiner
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Casper BE. Cline
Otho Keller
Paul S. Michael
Harry Radcliffe
Calvin E. Schildknechti
Benjamin Shuff
Philip Wertheimer
A. B. Collmnus Francis Perrott
Clarence Carty
Claude N. Clary
J. H. Gambrill
James H. Grove
Cyril Klein
George S. Rodock
Manuel M. Weinberg
Miriam Apple
Peter W. Chichester
Alden Fisher
Charles
Hudson
R. R. Lewis
Richard F. Simmons
B. A. Winebrewer
Margaret Dean
William
Royal
Marvin Hawk
J. Walker Carty
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
A. E. Fisher
R. Ames Hendrickson
Charles W. Ross
J Sheldon Turner
F. W. Weitzel
Charles F. Seeger
Fr Sheridan Elevated To Right Reverend Title At Mt St Marys
Emmitsburg Md April 30 officials of Mt St Marys College announced Rev John Lawrence Sheridan college president has been created domestic prelate with the title of Right Reverend by Pope Pius XII. A two story frame dwelling on Main street Woodsboro was withdrawn at the courthouse today at a bid of 870. Alton Bennett and Robert E Clapp Jr were trustees Emmett R Bowlus was auctioneer. The frame house and two lots of the late Annie Danner in Macklins Addition Knoxville were also withdrawn at public sale today. David D Lewis was administrator and Mr Bowlus was auctioneer.
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Emmitsburg
Mt St. Mary's College
John Lawrence Sheridan
Pius Nil
Isle
Florence
Jeanette
Woodsboro
Court House
Alton ¥. Bennett
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Emmett R. Bowlus
Annie Danner
Macklin
Knoxville
David D. Lewis Wis
Mr. Bowlus Wis
Names of Officials and Officers Listed in Local Notice
Long list of names with ranks and titles including captains lieutenants and matrons, appears to be a roster or official notice. Several individuals identified with surnames Winebrenner Shaffer Eichelberger Bowers Hendrickson Shipley and others, plus assistants Jones Cramer Chichester Gambrill Town McCardell Newman and Winebrenner. The document suggests a civic or organizational appointment or muster roster from a historical local page.
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Rhoades
B. A. Winebrewer
Charles D. Shaffer
Louis Eichelberger
G. Hunter Bowers
David O. Griffin
Carroll H. Hendrickson
Glenn H. McGregor
George E. Wilcoxon
William D. Zimmerman
Paul Gleichman
James Falk
Edward Bentz
Clarence Bussard
Max M. Fisher
Glenn G. Garber
John H. Leniz
A. R. Remsberg
Thomas E. Williams
Charles A. Sifford
Alton ¥. Bennnett
Albert Dean
Ernest Helfenstein
Robert Nicodemus
Robert L. Warfield
Robert L. Smith
Albert MM. Cobleniz
Sherman P. Bowers
Franklin Harrington
William O. Kolb
Sam W. Maples
Elias B. Ramsburg
Carl
Robert L. Shipley
Louis L. Wilson
James Houck
Robert Bott
Clifford C. Dell
Raymond ¥. Ford
R. Ames Hendrickson
Joan Marker
Wiliam
Charles Ross
Homer Miller
C. E. Cline
Homer Kepler
H_ Lavier Michael
Raymond Shipley
Architects to plan AGH School projects in Frederick
At a special Board of Education meeting the decision was made to hire Baltimore architects to draft plans for a new high school in Frederick and related facilities. If a PWA grant becomes available the firm will begin within ninety days, with additional plans for an auditorium gymnasium at Washington Street, a new elementary school for colored students in Frederick, and similar facilities at Liberty High School. Buckler Fenhagen, noted for Annapolis and Glen Burnie high schools, will lead the effort.
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Board of Eduction
Eds
Baltimore
Frederick
PWA
Congress
Eugene W. Pruitt
Washington Street
Fredfor
Liberty High School
Frederick County
Thurmont High School
Buckler
Baltimore City Colege
Pruitt
Fenhagen
Annapolis
Glen Burnie
Williamssport
Johnston Scratches His Horse From Race in Maryland Hunt Cup
Captain Ewart Johnston scratched his Seafarin Dan from the Maryland Hunt Cup Steeplechase list, leaving five starters for the 45th running. A fast course, ideal weather, and a 20,000 crowd marked the event, with I. W. Moravel Étan the 1935 winner and multiple national winner as a top favorite. Weather outlook ahead shows considerable cloudiness and near normal temperatures with occasional showers across the North and Middle Atlantic states.
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Glyndon
Ewart Johnston Stratched
I. Ww
Orevelétan
North
Middle Atlantic States
Vess Cook Imprisoned in Ship's Refrigerater
Reported incident in Chester Pennsylvania details a crew member named Vess Cook trapped inside a ship’s refrigerator. Investigation continues as authorities seek escape and safety procedures.
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Vess Cook
Concerts Drive Opens on Monday for Frederick Association
The Frederick Cooperative Concerts Association begins its 1938 1999 season with J Walker Carty as president and R E Town as membership chairman. Workers will attend a kickoff dinner at Francis Scott Key Hotel Monday at 6 30 p m. Renewal cards go to last years members as plans are outlined to boost this years drive. At least three concerts are planned and only members who secure memberships next week may attend. Last year featured Natalie Bodanya Metropolitan soprano and the Russian Imperial Singers among others. Over sixty workers are expected to canvass Frederick, aiming to build a permanent audience supporting multiple programs. The local artists committee will meet Saturday to select concerts based on dues funds. Membership dollars fund artists and operations. no single tickets are sold. Downtown Y M C A serves as headquarters until the drive ends Saturday, May ? 5 p m, or when seating capacity is reached. Phone 1552. Membership open to Frederick residents and nearby towns.
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Frederick Cooperative Concerts Association
J. Walker Carty
R. E. Town
Nelm
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Oclock
Association
Frederick
Free Health Examinations Begin Monday for Pre Schoolers
Free health examinations for preschool children preparing to enter school will start Monday, with the State Department of Health coordinating screenings. Examinations aim to immunize children and provide a medical record to their family doctor. Parents are urged to attend with their child and follow up with a private physician if the state exams are missed. Schedule lists multiple towns and times across May.
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Bureau of Cand
State Department of Healtae
Rattens
Scnoad
State Health Department
Burkita
Traffic light adjournment splits Congress opinions in Frederick
In Frederick the debate over traffic light timing sparks public outcry as House leaders push for near June adjournment while pedestrians demand safer crossings. Municipal changes reduced amber time at key intersections, drawing praise from drivers and criticism from pedestrians and police.
William H. Thomas Dies In California
William H. Thomas, a Buckeystown native and son of Charles F. and Sarah Baker Thomas, died in Pasadena California after a long illness. He was about 60, educated at Western Maryland College, led Buckeystown brick yards until health declined, and moved to California a decade ago. Surviving are his widow Sarah Veasey Thomas, a son in Pasadena, a daughter in Berkeley, three sisters in Buckeystown Baltimore and Martinsburg, and one brother in Martinsburg. Funeral was held at his home in Pasadena with burial there.
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William H. Thomas
Buckerstown
Charles F
Sarah Baker Thomas
Pasadena
Cal
Western Maryland College
Buckeystown
California
Sarah Veasey
Salisbury
Charles F. Thomas
Henry Hice
Berkeley
A. W. Nicodetus, Jr
Catherine
Carrie Thomas
Baltimore
Franklin C. Thomas
Martinsburg
Plate
Wide Assortment Of Leaders Is Unchanged
New York stocks opened and closed with little change as a broad range of issues stayed steady. It was one of the slowest sessions in 28 years with light trading around 130,000 shares for the two touts, and a minimal rally faded after the market opened.
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New York
Strike Probe Scene Moves From Crisfield Maryland
The Crisfield strike probe was shifted to Pocomoke City due to tensions as Crisfield crab meat packers face a May 1 season opening. A CIO organizer warned that if a CIO rep enters Crisfield the hotel would be surrounded in fifteen minutes. The report also notes Sam Goldwyn’s quip about investing in a British film industry.
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Crisfield
Steagle Marine
Maryland Labor Rer
Pocomoke City
Marine
Sam Goldwyn
Amercan
Goldwyn
Potomac Edison Employes Hold First Beneficial Assn Meeting
About 200 Potomac Edison employees from Iren Frederick Brunsw Ml. Airy Union Bridge and Emmitsburg attended the first in a series of meetings and banquets in the Evangelical Lutheran church social rooms. R Paul Smith presided with Joe Stephens orchestra providing music and Dr J D Duve presenting vocal selections while Edmund Fosser led as Board chairman. The second meeting occurred in Hagerstown with two more planned in Martinsburg and Cumberland. Ballots for next year’s board were prepared at each division meeting.
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Tawhaaitiat
Iren
Frederick
Brunsw
J. D. Duve
Robert L. Smith
Edmund Fossier
Hagerstown
Association
Martinsburg
W. Va
Cumberland
Suit for $400 Filed After Auto Accident
A civil suit records in Circuit Court seeks $400 for auto collision damage from February 26 in Hagerstown. Estella I. Troupe, William E. Troupe claim the truck owners Guy Kelly and J W Kinsey, driven by Irvin W Linebaugh, caused their car to strike a porch at Howard Street and Maryland Avenue after an unsignaled left turn. Home Insurance Company, which paid over $50, joins as co plaintiff. Represented by Robert E. Clapp Jr.
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Hagerstown
Estella
Troupe
William E. Troupe
Guy Kelly
J W. W. Kinsey
Irvin W. Linebaugh
Ich
Howard Street
Maryland Avenue
Home Insurance Company
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Pedestrian safety debated amid staggered traffic lights
City officials and officers clash over the new amber signal system. Motorists may enjoy smoother flow but pedestrians fear danger as lights cause mid street lures and uncertain crossing. Aldermen wrestle with design and enforcement amid ongoing trials and calls for safer pedestrian options.
Russia Calls For Unified Front Against Three Nations
Moscow on the eve of labor day advocates a broad mobilization against Japan, Germany, and Italy. The Communist Internationale urges mass demonstrations and sanctions while Britain and France push for compromises to avert wider war.
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Presa Mascow
Britain
France
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Communist Internationale
United Works
Internationale Executive Committee
Austria
China
Spain
Germany
Sudetens
Konrad Henlein
Henlein
Praha
Switzerland
League of Nations
Barcelona
Lungbai
Lini
Sunghai
Burrier Farms Real Estate Sells At Court House Auction
Darvin D. Burrier bought his late brother William H. Burrier’s home properties for 28800 at a courthouse sale. Trustees William M. Storm and E Aus tin James advertised the parcels. A 148 acre farm near Ceresville sold for 9530 and a neighboring 150 acre farm with a fourteen room dwelling brought 18500. A four room brick dwelling on the Liberty pike sold for 750. Possession set for April 1 with permission to sow grain. No bid on a 254 acre Charles county farm. John L. Dutrow acted as auctioneer.
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Court House
Darvin D. Burrier
Mt Pleasant
William H. Burrier
William M. Storm
E. Austin James
Ceresville
Mr. Pleasant
Brush Fire Attracts Large Crowd Near Yellow Springs
A brush fire on an elevation about a mile northwest of Yellow Springs drew many people around 10 o'clock Friday night. The privately fought blaze was not out of control, observers said, despite a widespread glow visible from the scene.
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Yellow Springs
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Fr. Sheridan
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Washington St
Johnston
Othigrd
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Chester Pa
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Unionville
John Ie
Catoctin Furnace
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Point of Rocks
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House Rules Committee
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Market Street
Culler
Elmer F. Munshower
State Police
Herbert S. Schroeder
Board ‘of Aldermen
Col
Munshower
Mr. Schroeder
Marshall Murray
Wilam
Miller
Schroeder
C Iy
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Hera
Teaus
Gitace
Nell Crowell
WSA
Golden Rule
Crowell
Potomac Edison
Breelrigk
R. Paul Smith
Murray
Mil Ich
City Cineman
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Elmer St.c. Maxwell
Allen Bartgis
Alderman Schroeder
Paul Str
Staley
Russia
United Workers Front
Japan
And
Italy
Hitler
Railway
Burrier Farms
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