Mercury Takes Sudden Decline After Violent Storm
A sudden northern storm swept Frederick and surrounding areas Sunday evening bringing heavy rain hail and thunder. The storm caused minor damage to tomatoes cabbages apples and other crops with few hundred dollars estimated. Lightning struck a Norway maple at J Travers Thomas home and damaged nearby trees and wires. Temperature dropped 16 degrees after the storm with a high of 93 and a low of 65 degrees. pools and highways drew crowds as tourists inspected flood damage from last week.
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Frederick
Yellow Springs
Shockstown
New Market
Walkersville
Mt. Zion
Brookstown
Frederik
Buckerstown
Mehmning
Joud Clapa
J Travers Thomas
Rockwell Terrace
Pha Oeat
Mire Thomas
Treasure Chest Quest Ends In Public Auction Sale
A diver tale interwoven with a 1933 Montgomery County fair auction drama. The diver's rope signal prompts a rescue attempt as the boys seek a hidden treasure chest. The Montgomery County Agricultural Society loses the Rockville fair site to a public sale, with future school sites planned.
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Dancy
Souis
Reckitle
Greands
Montgomery County Agricultural Society
Montroe County National Bank of
Rockvill
Sandy Springs Savings Institution
NEA Service, Inc
Stamp collecting notes and a dying congressman
The article highlights stamp issues and philatelic topics from 1933 including U S special issues and auctions. It notes the Mind collection sale planned in New York with United States stamps first, then Confederate and British issues. It also reports Rep Henry W Watson of Pennsylvania died after heart disease.
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United States
Georgia
Newburgh
Washington
Arthur Mind
Uilea
N Oy
New York
Confederate States
Salea
Great Britain
Charles J Phillips
Iwoc Kennet
Hind
Philatelic
British Guiana
Langhorne
Henry W Watson
Congress
Pennsylvania
Washington County hospital to be erected in Hagerstown
The new Washington County hospital planned for Hagerstown Maryland is to serve central Maryland. About 1 million dollars from the S M Bloom estate is earmarked for 1936, with Public Works Board approval sought to fund construction. The existing building will become an annex housing laboratories and offices.
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Hagerstown
Washington County Hospital
Maryland
Public Works Board
S M Bloom
Baltimoreans Honor Mother Seton at St Joseph’s Tomb
More than 250 Baltimoreans joined a pilgrimage to Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton’s tomb at St Joseph’s College in Emmitsburg. Led by Rev Joseph A Cunnane the event sought to boost public veneration of the founder of the Sisters of Charity as her canonization proceeds in Rome. Services were held at the tomb of the woman who helped establish a school and theater in Frederick County.
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