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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1934

Page

2

Pomona Grange Elects Officers At New Market Meeting

Officers were elected and installed for the ensuing year at the Pomona Grange quarterly meeting in New Market with nine subordinate bodies present from Frederick and three from Washington counties. The annual state meeting will begin Tuesday at the Francis Scott Key Hotel and run three days. Despite bad weather about one hundred members attended. Reports showed membership gains, and resolutions favored a state income tax, publicizing relief rolls and relief officers' salaries, road funding restored to counties, and a nine month delinquency notice before real estate sales. A protest against a reduced automobile tag fee was adopted. New officers include Master Edward F. Holter and other posts. installation conducted by O. F. Levy and Paul Goodwin. A discussion on real estate reassessment occurred with no action. The Jefferson grange won the attendance and membership banners for the third year. The group voted a $25 contribution to the endowment fund.

Pomona Grange Washington County Grange Hall New Market Francis Scott Key Frederick County Home Grange Lloyd Culler Chamber of Commerce Zonta and Kiwanis Clubs Frederick County Agricultural Society Baltimore County Pomona Edward F. Holter Middletown Howard Quinn Braddock John S. Benn Balsenger Rebseca i Hoalland Mt. Pleasant F. Levy Paul Goodwin Baltimore County Fomona Bady Grange Jefferson Grange Jefferson

Gavel Awarded To Frederick County 4-H Clubs

The gavel honors the Girls 4-H club of Pes and the boys 4-H club of Midd town for outstanding 4 clubs in Frederick and Washington counties. Mr and Mrs Edward J Holter of Middletown named delegate. Mr and Mrs David Fry of Jefferson named alternates to the annual state meeting in this city Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. Next quarterly meeting will be in Middletown in March, followed by a Ballenger group meeting in Feagaville in June.

Frederick Washingt Edward J Holter Middletown New Mass David Fry Jefferson Feagaville Ballenger

Second Mirror Cast at Corning for Great Telescope

Corning New York December 2 The second 200 inch mirror for the world s great telescope was poured with no flaw in six hours 53 minutes for 20 tons of molten glass. Spectators and scientists watched as 104 gobs were formed. The pour was faster than last March s first eye and promises two mirrors ready in about a month.

Corning. N Corning Glass Works Httoda

Duck hunters sought as search continues in Chesapeake Bay

Havre de Grace Md Dec 2 Police drag the Chesapeake Bay for traces of two duck hunters believed to have drowned when their boat overturned. Missing are A Rossrey 17 son of Major and Mrs Barton Garey of Oakington and Harry Porter an instructor at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. relatives have given up hope of finding them alive.

Havre de Grace Chesapeake A. Ross Rey Barton Garey Oakington Harry Porter Baltimore Polytechnic Ins

Answers to Previous Questions FTANPY Began Jazz Classics

FTANPY started jazz with his Memphis Blues and composed St. Louis Blues and Deale Street. The Masonic book is an American edition of the Anderson Constitutions. Samuel Gregory organized the Boston Female Medical School with 12 pupils.

Ftanpy Memphis St. Louis Deale Street Anderson Freemasons Samual Gregory Boston Female Medical School

U. S. Seeks 900 Million Loan Amid Recovery Push

Washington reports government moves to borrow 900 million dollars in the loan market to finance part of the emergency recovery program. The operation adds to nearly two billion in Treasury financing, with most new issues exchanged for maturing certificates due December 15. Banks hold much of the certificates, and a near complete conversion is forecast. The public debt would exceed 28.5 billion dollars, nearing Roosevelt’s projected 31 billion for the year end. Separately Ontario allows barefoot school attendance for children.

Washington Treasury Roosevelt

Elks Memorial Service Honors Deceased Members

Frederick Lodge No 684 Elks held its annual Memorial Service at the Tivoli theater with Judge Edwin S Puller delivering the address Elkdom. The program featured solos by Dr J D Duve and Mrs Helen Douglass Duve, a roll call of deaths, a eulogy by Francis Perrott and a closing ode. The service honored members who died during the year including Edward D Grove Harry E Carty James A Westall and Ralph W Ford.

Frederick Lodge Elks Tivoli Theater Edwin S. Puller Washington Lodge Guilmant Nathan G. Dorsey William E. Miler Sidney Homer Charles Wakefield Cadman J. D. Duve Helen Douglass Duve W. Jarboe Grove Francis Perrott Dudley Buck Sullivan Elkdom God J. J. Donian St. John’s Catholic Church Scherzo Eleanor Eichelberger Edward D. Grove Harry E. Carty James A. Westall Ralph W. Ford West Second Street Alfred W. Gaver Guy Anders Roland W. Harbaugh Michael Peregaff Warner Bros

Transocean Air Service Planned Expanded

Government airships may be built under a new trans oceanic service if Congress approves the aviation commission plan. Two large zeppelin type craft and one smaller metal clad airship would be leased to private operators with a permanent federal aviation agency to supervise all civil aviation. The plan, supported by officials including Ewing Mitchell and the national advisory committee for aeronautics, follows hearings with Lindbergh Eckener and others.

Associated Press Washington Congress President's Aviation Commission Ewing Y. Mitchell Secretary of Commerce National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics Commerce Department Clark Howell, Sr Atlanta Constitution Roosevelt Post Office Army Navy Charles A. Lindbergh Hugo Eckener William Mitchell Roper Farley

Group of county carolers plan Christmas Eve tour

In Rockville and surrounding communities, singing schools from Damascus Travila Darnestown Burtonsville and Cedar Grove along with 15 home makers clubs plan caroling on Christmas Eve. They will visit the Methodist Home Gaithersburg County Home near Rockville and Montgomery County General Hospital Sandy Spring among other sites. Organized by Miss Turner and home makers clubs as part of the county adult education program, with Mrs. Laura Rogers of Washington Grove as teacher. Shut-in homes will also host adult caroling groups.

Rockville Damascus Travila Darnestown Burtonsville Cedar Grove Gaithersburg Montgomery County General Hospital Sandy Spring Miss Turner Home Makers Laura Rogers Washington Grove

Rick Falls on Cows on Frederick Farm

Heavy rains caused a straw stack to collapse at the farm of former Judge John E. Newman near Frederick, burying 35 cows in the barnyard. Five cows died, including a fatally crushed cow and heifer, with another heifer injured as rescuers moved to free cattle.

Rick John 8. Newman Frederick Archie Stup Stup

Assassin of Kiroff Identified as Russian Worker

The government identified the killer of Sergei Kiroff as Leonid Nicolieff, a 30 year old Russian former Communist worker employed in the Leningrad branch of the Workers and Peasants Inspection Bureau. He was shot yesterday in the Leningrad Soviet building and is being questioned as officials say motive and affiliations remain unclear.

Leningrad U. S Soviet Union Kiroff Communist Party Kirof Nicho- Meff

Irish peasants cling to old cures amid illness

In western Ireland, villagers still practice a grim folk remedy as children with whooping cough suffer. Reports note an arrest and ongoing identity investigation related to the case.

Western Ireland

Sign of consciousness returns for coma patient in Chicago

Patricia Maguire waking from a two year nine month coma in Chicago described by her hopeful mother. Doctors note she responds to commands and opens a path to awakening after long fog of illness. The case is cited as a potential breakthrough for medical science.

Chicago Des Patricia Maguire

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