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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1935

Page

11

Milk Producers oppose Maryland Milk Control Commission

The Maryland Co operative Milk Producers Inc questions the Maryland act creating the Milk Control Commission. A letter signed by secretary I W Hoaps urges members to refuse cooperation until legal validity is clear, citing constitutional doubts and potential tax costs on milk imports. The Baltimore market, serving Cecil Carroll Harford Howard and Baltimore counties, faces a dispute over enforcement and pricing.

Baltimore C. Wilear Miller Milk Control Commission Oaid Jean Maryland Co-operative Fessid Control Commission Maryland Milk Control Commission Maryland Co-operative Milk Producers, Inc Maryland Maryland Farmer I. W. Hoaps Maryland Mile Control Commission Cecil Carroll Harford Howard Co-operative Milk Producers Association Maryland State Dairymen's Association Association Milk Producers’ Association Commission Heaps Wilbur Miller Shawén, Coalman A. M. Knapp Catonsville Harry Pylesville Maryland State Dairymen’s Association

Woman Denies Affair Linked to Slain Chicago Official

Madee Watson, 29, former Morrison office worker, denies any romantic ties after letters suspected as written by her were found in the pocket of Kenneth A. Morrison, slain Chicago state official. Her husband, 26, was at the scene as police questioned relatives.

Kenneth A. Morrison Chicago Madee Watson Morrison Kenneth

Motifs in silk styles for spring wear and notices

The article describes washable crepe one piece frocks with muted edgings and pearl buttons, plus pleated skirts and belt buckles, in flesh tones and pastels. It reports on dairy group letters to the milk control commission, a promised statement from Mr. Heaps, and the commission lineup. Local items note Madeline Bangs recovering post appendectomy, a cement plant reopens, staff changes, church Sunday school trip, and funeral details for Jesse Fuss.

Jugtonitter Myra Cleveland Anders Madeline Bangs Mt. Sinai Hospital Doris Fowble Patline Phillips Braddock Heights Mildred Fowble Joseph Lloyd Baltimore M. B Lehigh Jesse Fuss Shurth Ser Fatter Thomas Zumbrum Ernest Seseney John Albaugh Lews Stauffer William Anders Rex Biddinger Marth Schweitzer Lancaster County Fred Lester Hagerstown William Kolb Robert Gray Mt. Gretna 110Th Field Artillery Ramp

Young Women’s Club Views Wedding Gifts in Westminster

The M. B. P. church Young Women’s Club hosted by Mrs. Carroll Easterday viewed her wedding gifts at her Westminster home. She plans to join Dr. Easterday in Huntington WVa for his internship. The note lists visits from Mrs. Owens and Marguerite Gaither, and travels of Mr. and Mrs. Bonney, Ira Morningstar, and others.

Union Bridge M. BP Carroll Easterday Westminster Dr. Easterday Huntington W. Va Owens Norfolk Marguerite Gaither D. B. Bonn

Grove Lime Company Wins Judgment Over Fulton Weedon

Following a hearing before Associate Judge Arthur D. Willard on Tuesday, the M. J. Grove Lime Company was awarded judgment for 244.57 dollars in an assumption action. A. A. Holter represented the Grove Company.

Arthur D. Willard M. J. Grove Lime Company Fulton Weedon A. A. Holter Grove Company

Belt-Parrish Reunion Marks Belt Lineage at Reisterstown

The Belt-Parrish Association held its thirty-third annual reunion at Firemen's Grove Reisterstown Maryland on August 21 1935 celebrating the 300th anniversary of Sir Humphrey Belt landing at Jamestown Virginia in 1635. A long list of Belt descendants attended and James F Alexander was elected president with James Belt as the largest family representation. Five persons were injured near Dallas Texas when a motor bus ran over a cow.

Bykesville Belt-Parteh Associaton Naka Guy ©. Feltser James Bente Virgindea Beit Mary J. Patterson W. Smith Josephine Belt Viole T. Osborne Ellepeth EB. Beit Rammuel Eprigg Busan F. Bel Tolly Maran Marcella Ben Helen C. Reynolds Ednar E Bett Mary Alice Parrish Cnaries Wilmer John D. Belt Westauater Ted Mumparey Belt Gravesend England America Jamestown, Ve Sir Mumparey Belt Humpher Belt, Jr Marvisnd i John Belt Luce Lawrenés John Belt, Jr Marty Wolf Leeda Walters Charlea Zipprian Carroll Leda Wolf Edward Clayton Jotie W .T. Jarboe Reginten Norman Ben John W. Dean Martinsburg W. Va John Hees Heit Fort Macarthur San Pedro Cali Haugh Belt Tor James F. Alexander Baltimore Gurney Leatherwood Mra John D. Bell Westminster Leonard B. Johnson John Armen Annie John D. Belt, Sy Evencrer Belt Dallas Tex

Monkeys Escape From Jungle Park In New York

A horde of 173 monkeys escaped from Frank Buck's Jungle Park on Sunrise Highway in Nassau County New York. Police donned protective gloves and organized a hunt as residents offered rewards and passes to the park in hopes of capturing the creatures who scratched and bit when cornered.

Massepaqua N.Y Long Island Hector Frank Buck Sunrise Highway Massau County Singapore Soa

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