City adopts new street vendor license requiring yearlong fee
The city council approved a special session ordinance increasing the annual street vendor license to 100 dollars with a September 1 start. The fee covers each vehicle used for retail sales and applies to out of town sellers except growers and certain produce cases. Expiring licenses may be renewed on a ratable basis through August 31 1935. Offenders face fines up to 100 or 30 days in jail.
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Stop sign violators to face arrests in campaign
Gerat David RR Petersen warnings announce a state police drive against motorists who fail to stop at boulevard signs in the county and city. Officers will make arrests and bring cases to court, with intensification on night and tail light violations to improve public safety.
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Drunken Driving Case Set For Tuesday Night
John B Hickman faces a charge of operating an automobile while under the influence after a Monday morning collision at College and Dill Avenues. The case was postponed to next Tuesday in F Police Court. No injuries reported.
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Squir
College Avenue
Dill Avenue
H Ckman
Dull Avenue
Colaxe Avenue
Colliston
Maynard W Tregoning
J R Miller
Roy Yinger
Ha Ofivere
Tar Meaderick
Mead OT
Sas Divceauh
James Ankine
Hunter Warbwehis
Guy Ko Motter
Allen Bartgis
Herbert Straysburg
CCC
Daniel Oden
Lawrence Fagan
J Hoffman
Fred Straley
Ben Phebus
Pagat
James Collins
Women's Club All Day Picnic Held
County representatives attended the Women's Club all day picnic with local members enjoying the community event and socializing in a park setting.
Bowling Tourney at Braddock Height Picnic Draws Large Turnout
A rural women’s club event hosted by Frederick County Federation and Fromac Edison drew 273 to 300 attendees. The all day program included games, readings, and a bowling tournament, with prizes and demonstrations of electrical appliances.
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Frederick
Stauffer
Louise Seyler
Birt
George Chick
Nineteem Amtriss
Merman Qgublach
Jug Bridge Club
John McKee
Mist Bille Moore
Potomac Edison Company
Mia Helen Pearson
Lupch
Atyle
Mra
David Young
Nellie Witter
Edna Grace Smith
Woodsboro
Rimer Dixon
Mise Eile Moore
Mu Dorg Oy Wereuume
Leelo
S Akit
Miseneeve Thomas
Potomac Edison Event Highlights Local Bowling Scores
Conducted at 2 oclock by Robert L Smith the Potomac Edison Company lists top individual score by Mrs dG O Hendrickson and top two game score to 7. New Wales Fare New Market winners received pies or boxes of candy from Potomac Edison Company. Individual prize winners include Walter LeGorg Laistu Micodemus Ming Helen Hargett G Stunkle Boyer Trout Mary Hammond and Rose Ba Tt.
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Potomac Edison Company
Dg. O Hendrickson
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Walter LeGorg
Laistu Micodemus
Ming Helen Hargett
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