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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1935
Page
9
Maysville Oklahoma observed Wiley Post with simple rites as crowds gathered to bid farewell indoors and outdoors. The service honored the famed flyer while his parents waited for additional attendees before the final Oklahoma City rites.
Maryland's two senators said they expect all difficulties in the state work relief program to be ironed out by tomorrow and that local and Federal authorities will be ready for an early start. Abel Wolman and Francis H. Dryden led talks after a Washington conference with Senators Tydings and Radcliffe, Interior Secretary Ickes, WPA Administrator Hopkins, and Frank Walker.
Court records show transfers and executions involving Martisge Lavan Russell MoBaryon and Rev Asabel Brown, with deeds of Flock 1 8 and land in Eo Kans county valued at 10 dollars. Flora V Jackson and spouse convey to Future Phieeper. executors Kate Mo Ro Shaffer and George W Young associated with Unverzagt exécuted to Pear Hartemk for 8500.
Snook defeats Harrington one up in a thrilling 18 hole mini golf match at North Benner Street municipal course. Both players carded eagles on the first round with Snook's on six and Harrington on nine. Snook shot 141 for the first 18, two under par, and will face Gastile y or Fisher to reach the finals as the tournament progresses toward completion next week.
At the August Taneytown Chamber meeting the president M Puss presiding a special committee was named to meet with Union Bridge and Mt Airy chambers about the route to the saturated iron railroad project a conference on the subject was held in Me Friday
From Wisconsin and Mrs. Mary Buncke the assistant secretary of the National Farm Union. In the evening a meeting is held at o'clock with speakers Charles G. Binderup congressman from Nebraska and Edward R. Kennedy secretary of the National Farm Union. Suppers served on grounds starting at 4 30. Refreshments will be on hand.
Forecasters predict continued showers and a slight temperature drop with partly cloudy skies and a light southerly breeze. A West Indian hurricane moves slowly northwest from southeast of the Bahamas about 800 miles from Florida as August rainfall lags. Showers Tuesday night and Wednesday totaling 0.29 inch raise August to 1.54 inches, 1.11 inches below normal. Temperatures were warm with a high around 85 and a low near 71. Rain fell across a wide belt from New Mexico to the Atlantic Coast, with Raleigh, N. Y. recording the heaviest at 3.62 inches. Oklahoma City reported a 90 degree maximum.
Deeds were recorded Wednesday for several properties. Katie M E Shaffer by will power sold 741 and 743 Mott er avenue to Mr and Mrs George W Young for 030. Quas T Uneerenst of Vancouver sold property on Harmony’s east side to Pearl Hartsock for 500. The deed carries an unusual certificate of execution by Augustus C Owen.
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