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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1936
Page
2
An ad appears featuring ERT BOWLUS and MED JUSTICE with note of Governor M. G. Urner Jr. The copy suggests political or public affairs context, mentioning names and a status tied to late timing. Further readable details are limited in the snippet.
A series of political moves notes Emmett Lotal as the third magistrate for the county and a total Republican plan linking to a governor’s Thursday action. Toraius, newly arrived for mail, is named for the remainder of Urinet’s term, with Bowlus backing the state committee’s endorsement. A governor’s oath and a $900 salary are indicated as pending steps in the reshuffle.
Mr Bowlus, youngest magistrate in years and first non lawyer to serve as Frederick County justice of the peace, hails from Jefferson and Frederick. A 1928 Middletown High and Bridgewater College graduate, he played football, led class as president, and moved three years ago to 346 Park Avenue. He recently entered insurance at 110 West Patrick and directs county Adult Education. Married to Lorene Wintermyre Harrison, they have one child Macbara Ley Moxley and won a baby contest prize at the State Armory show.
Mrs AlM Remsbere led readings at the weekly Lions Club luncheon at the Tiaiels Scott Key Hotel. Members sang hymn and carols under Vioff Hagan, with seven joining Silent Night for Christmas. The attendance contest showed ninety percent present. John W. Wolfe presided as HC Gublach announced results.
A joint session of the legislative and resolutions committees of the Frederice County Farm Bureau will convene at headquarters on Court Street this evening at 8 o'clock to consider resolutions and legislation to be presented at the annual meeting.
The January State Assembly faces advancing tax reforms and a duty to restore road funding. Attorney Losengtock outlines proposed measures to shift property tax relief and 20 percent retained revenue to counties for roads, with similar actions expected at Pomona Grange gathering. About 500 attendees filled the Cilvary Methodist church chapel for the funeral-like gathering.
Hauremstown Maryland reports Middletown Grange of Wortory County placed third in the Second Annual Onveact play contest, earning a prize. Local organizers note strong entries and community support for the event.
The closing event of the Staryleud Bate Grange convention awarded prizes of 25 dollars for first, 20 dollars to the Hidgely Grange of Caroline county for second, and 15 dollars to the Middletown Precerick county Grange for third place.
A brief item records the fourth prize going to the Eureka Orange of Prince Grorue's county. The notice mentions a costly moral uplift program tied to Nanking China with December date and Kiangsu/Kwangtung region context.
Fragmentary text references gambling lotteries and protection taxes, mentioning provinces and a song girl. Details are unclear and names or dates are not provided. This item appears as damaged OCR with incomplete context and minimal identifiable facts.
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