Close of filings leaves Senate and House seats open
With the filing deadline near, many state and local offices on the Democratic ticket remain vacant. Over sixty candidates have submitted certificates and paid fees to supervisors, who stay open all day. Key races include Governor, Attorney General, Comptroller, Sheriff, Judges, and House of Delegates with Republicans already crowded in some fields and Democrats awaiting clearance or central committee action.
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House of Delegates
Sente
Silance Named Manager of American Dairy Supply Co
J Vernon Silance, a local farmer now returning from seven years in Washington, D C, was elected manager of the American Dairy Supply Co of Washington D C The firm makes a patent milk bottle stopper and has an annual output around 250 million bottles The company is capitalized at 175000 dollars in Dallas
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J. Vernon Silance
Famerly
Washington, D.C
American Dairy Suppy Co
Dallas
Career path of local banker joins major firms
Mr Silance, once a city banker, left years ago for a receiving teller post at National City Bank in Washington DC, held it three years, then became head bookkeeper and cashier at the Shoreham Hotel. He served several years before moving into management at the American Dairy Supply Co.
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Silance
Teft
National City Bank
Washington, D. C
Shoreham Hotel
American Dairy Supply Co
Court of Honor for Scouts to Award Heroism Medals
The Hoy Scouts of America vote to establish a National Court of Honor to award medals for heroism and supervise local councils. It will investigate reported deeds, hear witnesses, and decide medal eligibility to prevent staged acts. A Brooklyn incident involving a supposed rescue is cited as a cautionary example.
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Hoy Scouts of America
National Court of Hono
National Court of Honor
Brooklyn
Ros
Smallpox Quarantine Suits Hit City Officials
Lawsuits filed to determine who pays for meat and groceries for quarantined families during last spring's smallpox outbreak. Cases involve Brunswick residents Ler John Wes Derflinger and Grace Rosin Walter Ault and nearby Barner vile resident Carter Virsie. Appeals likely to Circuit Court regardless of ruling. Troops to Eat Frederick Bread. August Meier awarded bread contract for District Troops encamped here, with about loaves daily. Maryland National Guard previously sourced bread from Baltimore.
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John Wes
Derflinger
Grace Rosin Walter Ault
Brunswick
Rhage Poge
Virsie
Carter
Barnervile
Maeyerstown
Washington County
Frederick
August Meier
Maryland National Guard
Baltimore
Salvation Army Freder ick Corps Sunday Services
The American Salvation Army Frederick Corps will hold services at 504 Market Street tomorrow. Sunday school begins at 2 PM, followed by a praise meeting at 7 30 and preaching at 8 PM. Captain Atwell and his wife will be in charge. Advertise in Tue News.
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American Salvation Army
Frederick Corps
Market Street
Atwell
Hours and Meetings at Local Churches this Sunday
Local churches announce sermons and services for St. John's Catholic Grace Reformed and others. Fr A J Conlon leads low Masses and rosary with benediction. Feast of the Assumption Holy Day. Grace Reformed pastor K L McLean conducts morning service. no evening service. All Saints Episcopal, Church of the Brethren, and other congregations list Sunday school and preaching times with noted absences.
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St. John’s Catholic Church
St. John's Catholic Church
A. J. Conlon
Zo Onelock
AL All Saints Protestant Episcopal Church
Diouglass
Sunday Services and Bible School Schedules Listed
The Presbyterian church will hold Sunday school tomorrow in pastor’s absence. First Baptist reports Bible school at 9 45 am with two services due to pastor’s absence. Gospel Mission in Lambert building West Patrick street offers Bible school at 2 pm and services at 7 30 pm. Gospel Mission Chapel on Winchester street schedules Sunday school tomorrow evening at 6 20 and preaching at 7 45. Schiessville announces Sunday school tomorrow morning at 2 15.
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United Brethren Church
Sousa
Stuilas
E It. Hummelhavel
Methodist Episcopal Church
Trinity M. E. Church
South
Epworth League
Presbyterian Church
Who
Wolter A
First Baptist Church
The
Gospel Mission
Lambert
West Patrick Street
Bible School
Gospel Mission Chapel
Winchester Street
Harvest Meeting Held at Church of the Brethren Rocky Ridge
A harvest meeting is being held today at the Church of the Brethren in Rocky Ridge. Elder R. A Nedrow from this city preached the sermon.
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Church of the Brethren At
Rocky Ridge
R. A Nedrow
PERSONAL notices of visits and returns around Frederick
PURELY PERSONAL list of residents visiting relatives or traveling in and out of Frederick. Names include George Win Hauer Baltimore Joseph Chew Brunswick James D King Germantown C Wachter Adamstown Melvin Wood New Market Mary Kota Washington Misses Boe and Elizabeth Herwig Huntsville Harry Shipley Washington SC Russell Baltimore Emily Haker Libertytown Maury Columbaugh Walkersville George Jolliffe Winchester VA Jolliffe Rockwell Terrace Mrs Morpuan Ceciliar children near Ijamsville John M Galer OB Biggs Steck Bu vil Atlantic City Annie Crouse New York Raymond Stately Unionville Raymond Stately and Mrs Wolfe East Patrick street W P Briggeman York Pa W A Long Blue Ridge Summit Miss Margaret Doll Blue Ridge Summit Stelena Ilaines Charles Glaines Braddock Greencastle Hagerstown Jacob M Birely Taneytown piano exhibit at State Grange Fair.
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Philips Lee Goldsborough
Cambridge
Blair Lee
Silver Springs
Arthur P. Gorman
Baltimore
Morris A. Soper
Edgar Allen Poe
Comptreller
John J. Cunningham
Westminster
Willon S. Evans
Eldson
Emerson C. Harrington
Emory C. Crum
Frederick
Rufus A. Reger
Edward i. Shroyer
Wolfsville
Fulton B. Rice
Jefferson
Wiliam H. Smith
Charlesville
Scotts. Welty
James W. Crum
Mr. Pleasant
James A. Jones
Charles T. Fagan
Orphans' Court
W. W
Osborne
Charles W. Barrick
Liberty News
George H. Whitmore
Libertytown
John E. Phreeger
Albert W. Ecker
Woodsboro
George T. Roderick
H. Milton Kefauver
W. Scott Kefauver
Burkittsville
David M. Whipp
John C. Castle
Middletown
John W. Mumford
Braddock Heights
Democrat
Henry Horne
William H. Summers
Braddock
Louis C. Eichison
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J. Stewart Annan
Emmitsburg
William Hogarth
New Market
Lewis H. Bowius
Warren E. Dudderar
Unionville
Thomas E. Kling
Jiamsville
David H. Rorkey
Knoxville
Joseph W. Shaffer
John W. Holter
Pratty J. Kimmel
John M. Powell
Thurmont
J. F. R. Heagy
George R. Dennis
Aaron R. Anders
William H. Hinks
Samuel A. Lewis
Guy K. Motter
House of Delegates
Howard D. Kefauver
John VP. Shafer
Braddock Meights
William O Wertenbaker
Graceham
Emory ¢. Remsburg
Bucketstown
Harry
Hull
Prederick
Peter L Hargett
Fengaville
Richard G. Molesworth
Mt. Airy
Richard N. Cromwell
Thomas S. Lee Horsey
John P T. Mathias
William L. Richards
Brunswick
Danjel Z. Padgett
Adamstown
Frederick W. Cramer
Frederck
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Edward C. Peter
Rockville
Mann for lower tariff on steel
James T. Mann, Moor leader among Republicans in the lower house, leads in the wars and means committee collecting iron and steel industry statistics for tariff revision. The extra session’s fate may hinge on addressing a downward steel duty revision, with Mann reportedly favoring a lower scale and his stance influencing the outcome.
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Washington
James Tt Midi
Congress
Mann
Paving Completion Sparks West Patrick Street Joy
Residents along West Patrick Street celebrate the completed paving between Court and Bentz streets after weeks of disruption. The brick laying is done, pipelines and conduits in place, with East Patrick and South Market streets to follow soon and the railroad track on South Market slated next. Citywide improvements promise better access and a neater appearance once final work concludes.
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West Patrick Street
Court
Bentz Streets
Pastner
Chapel Alley
Mast Street
Patrick Street
South Market Street
Toll Gate Properties Sell At Public Auction Along Emmitsburg Turnpike
Sequel to the Emmitsburg turnpike sale, toll gate properties along the road were auctioned after the Roads Commission took over the road bed. Gate sales details include Samuel Orr buying Gate No 1 near Harmony Grove, P Hammaker Gate No 2 near Lewistown, Mr Fraley Gate No 3 south of Thurmont, P N Hamaker Gate No 4 north of Thurmont, and Gate No 5 materials sold to various parties. The Sisters of St Joseph Academy land under Gate No 5 reverts to them if the road is sold. Total sales reached 1945 dollars.
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Emmitsburg
State Roads Commission
Roads Commission
Turnpike Company
Harmony Grove
Samuel Orr
Lewistown
P. Hammaker
Thurmont
Mr. Fraley
P. N. Hammaker
Sisters of St. Joseph’s Academy
Staggs Range Farm Offers Silver Cup at Frederick Poultry Show
Henry W. Cramer proprietor of Staggs Range Farm Grenville Pa offers a silver cup for best White Wyandottes display at the Frederick Fair Poultry show Oct 17 20. The winning display must include a cock hen cockerel pallet and pen shown by one exhibitor.
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Staggs Range Farm
Grenville
Henry W. Cramer
Frederick Fair
Off to National Matches from Maryland Rifle Team
Maryland life team leaves Baltimore for Camp Perry to compete in national rifle matches beginning August 21. Lieut Elmer T Munshower represents Frederick on the squad. Government pays travel for about two and a half weeks. Colonel Gaither captains the MD unit with 17 guards and 12 principals plus alternates and staff. Over 50 teams from every state except Nevada join Navy and Army units at the national range in Ohio.
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Maryland
Camp Perry
Baltimore
Ohio
Frederick
Elmer T. Munshower
Nevada
National Guards
Navy
Naval Academy
Cavalry
Infantry
United States
Gaither
Carroll Edgar
John Dep. Douw
Ir Spector
Fifth Infantry
Charles K. Dues
Fourth Infantry
Glidden Tour Sets Dates for 10 State National Run
The Glidden tour, eighth national reliability event for the Glidden trophy, will run from New York on October 14 to Jacksonville Florida on October 25, covering about 1369 miles through ten states. Cash prizes totaling 1400 await winners in seven divisions for touring cars and runabouts, based on road performance and lowest penalty points. Each team has three cars and may mix touring cars and runabouts.
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New York
Jacksonville
Fla
Frederick
Des Moines Called Ideal City in Munsey’s profile
Judson C. Welker lauds Des Moines in Munsey’s Magazine August issue calling the capital ideal and a showplace. He praises the civic center along the Des Moines river for its handsome boulevards parks lighting and order. He notes rapid transformation over four years and suggests it argues for the new city system.
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Iowa
Middle West
Judson C. Welker
Munsey’s
Des Moines River
Des Moines
Deafness Cure Claim Targets Catarrh In Ear Tubes
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining. It claims nine in ten cases are due to catarrh and promises $100 for any deafness case cured by Hall s Catarrh Cure. Cirars offered by F H Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Pills also sold for constipation.
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Cheney & CO
Toledo
Evangelist's Daughter Falls Sleepwalking at Rhodes Grove Camp
Laura Durham eighteen, daughter of evangelist Durham, fell eight feet down an open stair at Rhodes Grove camp meeting near Waynesboro while sleepwalking. She was badly shaken but suffered no broken bones. The stair opening lacked a guard rail, and she touched nothing until reaching the bottom.
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Evangelist
Laura Durham
Evangelist Durham
Rhodes Grove Camp Meeting
Waynesboro
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