Myersville to seek WPA funds for town reservoir
The Burgess and Myersville commissioners plan to apply for federal aid to finance a 50 000 gallon reservoir. Officials hope the grant covers about 45 percent of the estimated 27 500 dollar cost, with final financing decisions pending government acceptance.
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Farm Bureau Picnic Attracts County Members In Hagerstown
Wash ington County Farm Bureau members plan to attend the annual picnic at the park in Hagerstown with officials Wilbert Smith and Thomas Le An ers by expected guests. County farmers seek farm loans for fertilizer and crop needs as the group notes several loan repayments and hopes for strong attendance at the Maryland State Fair exhibit.
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Hoover not to be a candidate for president
Washington reports from Republican sources say Herbert Hoover may issue a statement within fifteen months saying he will not seek the GOP nomination. Some friends doubt this, while others think he would decline the nomination if offered. Roosevelt hinted he might not be president in 1936 as the press conference exposed ongoing speculation.
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Howard Wins Bendix Trophy Airplane Race
Howard, a Chinese pilot, won the Bendix Trophy Race from Burbank to Cleveland in a close finish. Runner up Cert Aller perished in the crash of his aircraft. Russel Thaw placed third with timing 10 hours 08 minutes 45.008 seconds. Amelia Earhart, in sixth, was reported but her status unclear.
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Frederick High Alumni Dance Planned for September 9
Arrangements are moving forward for a Frederick High School Alumni Association dance to be held at Braddock Heights Pavilion on Monday September 9 from 9 p m to 1 a m All members are invited as guests without charge Music will be provided by Joseph Stephens Orchestra The event may become an annual affair and is organized by recently appointed directors including Flanigan Nusz Willard Markey Eugene Tho Theos and secretary Vici with A Robert Moss serving as treasurer.
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Changes in Maryland State Roads Commission personnel
Baltimore August 30 changes are underway in the Maryland State Roads Commission to cut Highway Department costs from 29 percent since takeover last May. Chairman Dr Homer Tabler says many personnel shifts involve merit-system staff and stresses minor changes need only county chief approval while broader removals require commission action and merit-system consent. He denies aims to replace Democratic merit-system workers with party members. Stentor referenced as a Greek hero with a loud voice.
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Handel the German composer famed for The Messiah
The article notes Georg Friedrich Handel born 1685, early musical genius, backing by nobles, 47 operas and 22 oratorios, plus instrumental works, organ concertos and sonatas. It mentions his later blindness, death in 1759, and a 1935 NEA Service stamp marking Handel’s 250th birth anniversary.
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Desertion Suit Filed for Separate Maintenance
Mrs. Jean Tammany Carter of this city sues John Milton Carter of Libertytown for separate maintenance and alimony six months after their December 21 1934 marriage. Judge Arthur D Willard orders Carter to pay $830 counsel fee and $12 weekly support unless he shows cause by September 12. The suit lists Alton Y Bennett as attorney and notes Frederick County Products Company wage details and reference to the 1935 dates.
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Jean Tammany Carter
Priday
John Milton Carter
Libertytown
Arthur D. Willard
Carter
Alton Y. Bensnett
G. Ellis Williams
Frederick County Products Company
Relief ROS Showing and Work Relief Decline
Washington reports 200000 fewer people at work in relief jobs than six months ago. Officials doubt the accuracy but expect 3500000 at work by November as the $4880 million work relief program progresses. NRA study shows Maryland and other states deviated from code standards in July with numerous hours wage and price issues. Jefferson official Walter K May underwent foot surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital. condition satisfactory. Harding is noted as the first president to drive an automobile.
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