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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1934

Page

3

New Board Takes Control Of County Government

The Republican Board of County Commissioners seized office Monday for a four year term, replacing eleven year incumbents. Archrey R. Molesworth becomes clerk, Captain Guy Anders is named county constable, and Charles W. Smith shifts to deputy sheriff. Marshall S. Giumbine, longtime janitor, is succeeded by William A. Roberts and Arthur Tilghman. Spencer E. Stup is replaced by A Mehr, and Helen Remsburg becomes stenographer replacing Helen Thomas. James named county counsel replacing W Clinton McSherry as the new Republican leadership reshapes courthouse staff. Deputy sheriffs sworn in include Chew, Bowers, Rowloyd, Stricklee, Funk.

Republcan Board of County Commissioners Lst Board of County Commissioners Bruce Murdoch Archrey R. Molesworth Molesworth Airy Guy Anders Charles W. Smith Smith Roy M. Hiltner Capt. Anders Marshall S. Giumbine William A. Roberts Arthur Tilghman Spencer E. Stup A. Mehr Beker Thurmont Helen A. Remsburg Jefferson Helen Thomas Charles Sponseler Frederick Charles Wisner E. Austin James Republican County Contral Committee W. Clinton MccSherry James Nice Sherif Hiltner King Joseph E Chew Brunswick Raymond BE Bowers Fernando Talbert John Rowloyd David F Stricklee R D Funk

Frederick Counts Progressive Barbers Association Meeting

The Frederick Counts Progressive Barbers Association held its monthly meeting and banquet at Millers Restaurant with twenty members present. Maurice Buckingham presided. Friward Rice spoke on loyalty to one another. The menu included fruit cocktail roast turkey dressing mashed potatoes peas slaw celery hot relis coffee and ice cream. Dittmar Shaft and Roy Brust chaired the January meeting committee. Milk from a cow in the evening is better than that token in the morning.

Barber's Association Frederick Counts Progressive Barbers’ Association Millers Restaurant Maurice Buckingham Way Friward Rice

Fletcher Won't Quit Amid Calls for GOP Reorganization

Washington reports Henry F Fletcher rejects resigning or stepping down from the Republican national committee. He rebuts Sen Borah and others seeking a full party reorganization, urging a concrete congressional program and 16 state signatures to convene the national committee. Borah counters with talk of a revolt by young liberal Republicans to force change.

Washington Der Henry F Fletcher Republican National Committee Fletcher Sen Borah Idaho Congress Borah

Sanity Test Likely In Murder Case Against Judge's Son

A sanity evaluation was projected today for Philip Ken involving a murder charge. The case centers on the alleged actions of the judge's son, with potential implications for courtroom proceedings and local legal standards.

Posse Olde Dec J Philip Ken

Youth named in murder case linked to Gorrell shooting

County authorities declined to question Homer F Whicox Jr son of a wealthy oil family. Holy Anderson county prosecutor said he was eager to talk to Wiltay about reports that a man’s son was driving the car in which Bennamer traveled to a handgun house after Gorrell was shot. The incident involved a motorcar taken through the Drain with a pistol.

Namer John P Gorrell Hlomer F Whicox, Jr Holy Anderson Wiltay Pole Bennamer Acnd Goriel

Judge rules wife’s adultery condoned. divorce denied

Associate Judge Arthur D Willard dismissed John T Joy’s absolute divorce against Mrs Catherine Joy after ruling the evidence shows condonation of adultery by the husband. Custody of infant Thomas E Joy awarded to Mrs Joy with $7 weekly child support. Joy to pay costs.

Arthur D Willard Circuit Court John T. Joy Libertytown Catherine D. Joy Wizard James Whitmore Joy Thomas E. Joy Whitmore Willard

Lime Kiln Social Notes Highlight Thanksgiving Visits

In Lime Kiln December reports show Mrs Grace Cox of Washington visiting Mrs G W Fisher and family. Thanksgiving guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Bruchie and son Bobbie Ruth Feaga and others from Washington Hagerstown Lime Run and Jefferson along with Mr and Mrs Grayson Bartholow and family and Mr and Mrs Harry Ranneberger.

Grace Cox Washington G. W. Fisher Grayson Bartholow Harry Ranneberger

Thanksgiving Gatherings Across Maryland and WV

Sunday visits spread across Baltimore and nearby towns as Leroy and Donald spent time with the Mossburgs while Wm E Smith G W Fisher and Fisher families joined Adams and kin near Rippon W Va. The Gillams hosted Tydings Hull Reidy and Hawse party in Washington with Ruth. Hawse daughter Ruth remained in touch with friends in Washington. A note suggests fingerprinting could reveal a suspect’s race and color for police tips.

Leroy Donald Baltimore Paul Mossburg Wm. E. Smith G. W. Fisher Harry E Fisher Rippan W. Va Marvin Adams Louis Gillam H. L. Tydings Hubert Tydings Henry Hull George Reidy Washington Raymond Dedrick Barnesville Paul Hawse Ruth Clarence Jewel Fairfax West Virginia

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