Miss Pearson Resigns Home Demonstration Role in Frederick County
Announcement recalls Helen Pearson resigning as Frederick County home demonstration agent to take a similar post in Marathon County Wisconsin starting the new year. She departs amid praise for "exceptionally fine work" and leadership of the Farm Bureau Women’s Market and 4-H programs, with support from Maryland University officials and local clubs.
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Helen Pearson
Frederick county
Wisconsin
Henry R. Shormaker
Miss Pearson
Frederick
South Dakota
Farm Bureau Women’s Market
marish Rural Federation
Pearson
Guller
Lne
york
Maryland
prize county
T. wt Symons
evension
University of Maryland
Venla M. Ke Home
Gau
Two Injured In Automobile Crashes Near New Market
State Officer Charles Disney investigated two wrecks near New Market. Raymond Corbin faced a charge of failing to keep to the right after his car collided with another, injuring Joseph George Zingrott, 15, and another occupant. Corbin was fined $5 at a morning hearing before Justice John Balts.
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Souca Street
New Theater Company Incorporation Filed in Baltimore
A certificate of incorporation for the Marrland Theater and Amusement Company was forwarded to the State for approval. Capital is 60,000 dollars with 2,200 shares at 350 dollars par. Principal office listed at 100 West Church Street with David G Winebrenner as resident agent and counsel. Directors include Howard T Mattingly Hugh Allen Meade and Winebrenner with others named as incorporators. The company aims to operate motion picture theaters and is connected to local theater interests and possible acquisitions.
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Marrland Theater
Tex Gomision
Baltimore
corg
David G Winebrenner
anhncipal
TOO West Church street
Winebrenner
Gig Opan House
Warmer Bros
Marsland Theater
Amusent Company
Howard T. Mattingly
Baltimor
Hugh Allen Meade
Mattei
Master Loan Service
Meade
Marslard Leszlaine
imadi
Laurence Leona Biott C. Lovet
ates T. Leviness Jorces
Mand
Senato
William D Byron
Wiliamepoct
Memorial Fund closes and forwards $17 for handicapped children
The Rogers Fund closes the memorial fund actions and forwards $17 to the Normal Committee for use with handicapped children. The paper notes $12 previously acknowledged and $5 additional flow, with the committee asked to express prior acknowledgments and continue support.
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ynoral Committee
tha smmittee
Masary Resigns As Czechoslovakia President
Thomas G Masary old, the first president of Czecha, resigns today. He led the country to independence proclaimed in 1918 and served through the early postwar era. The Liberator earned renown for forging the republic and guiding its early policies.
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nasiovakia
Czechachuakii
Thomas G. Masary old
Cre
Masarva
Czecha
availa
national assembly
U S Court Names Two Federal Receivers for Hotel Vindobona
Judge W Calin Chesnut in Baltimore appointed H Keffer DeLaute Frederick and Joseph E Donovan Ellicott City as federal receivers of the Hotel Vindobona at Braddock Heights. Bond set at 10000 dollars. Miss Hattie Warfield sought extension to meet obligations and pursue a composition with creditors under bankruptcy law. County receivers were previously named for the hotel after claims by Harry Rowe and Thomas J Kemp.
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W. Calin Chesnut
United States
Baltimore
H. Keffer DeLaute Frederick
Joseph £. Donova Ellicott Cicy
Vindobona
Braddock Heights
Miss Hattie V. Warfield
Frederick County
recevers
Harry Rowe
Thomas J. Kemp
Miss Warfield
George W. Wech
frank Warfield
Washington
Fredenck county
Mr. DeLauter
Willam M. Storm
Leslie N. Coblentz
Prineman Buckey
Amos A. Holter
Mr. Donovan
WCion McSherry
Chenut
Dekauter
Buckey
MrSherry
Ronovan
Holden Shelton
Mass Warfield
Moe Warfield
Frank War
soughy
Freder
W. d
Miss Ware Reid
Testimonial Dinner Hosts Grand Lodge Officers
Arthy grand warden and other Grand Lodge of Marsland officers attended a testimonial dinner Thursday month hosted by Masonic Indres of the Wayshore for Grand Master Harry B. Preston. The event at the Masonic Temple drew over 200 Eastern Star members and guests.
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Grand Lodge of
Marsland
Masonic Indres
wayshore
Harry B. W Preston
Eastern Star
Missionary Is Britain Putting Peace Pressure On Ethiopians
Dr T A Lambie Ethiopian Red Cross secretary general praised Dr Hoekman for removing an unexploded bomb at Daggah Bur amid recent bombardments. London and Rome discuss Franco British peace terms for Ethiopia, with Britain urging Haile Selassie toward a peace formula and Mussolini facing oil embargo threats.
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BRITAIN
Daggah Bu
seaves
Egypt
Hoekman
Addis Ababa
Red Cross
thin
Ogaden province
Daggah Bur
T. A. Lambie
Ethiopian Red Grass
Hockman
Ethiopia
Ds. Lanvoy
Promises Not To Get Into Another Mess Promises Not To Get Into Another Mess
James Q. King of East Second street faced Justice Pat M. Schnauffer in Peoples Court this morning after being ordered to stop taking residents furniture for repairs. He pledged to reimburse Mrs Kari D. Kirk for $3 and a chair and repay Miss Medora for $12 by Wednesday. Sentences of six months in the House of Correction were suspended on condition of repayment. Warrants had been issued by Miss Jones and Mrs Ki ho, witnesses in the case. Attorney Sherman P. Bowers Middleson against his son Grorse H. Sigler were dismissed on order. Sigler, the main prosecuting witness, failed to appear. George Sigler was bound to the endes of $360. Warrants by Deputy Sheriff Charles W. Smith.
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James Q. King
East Second street
Pat M. Schnauffer
Peoples Court
Justice Schnauffer
House of Correction
Kari D. Kirk
East Patrick street
selonging co
Sigler
wllness
George Sigler
Sherif Charles W. Smith
Dr Charles A Santee Dies After Fort Washington Retirement
Washington area obituary reports the death of Dr Charles A Santee a pastor of Christ Reformed Church in Cavetown Fort Washington and former president of the Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church He retired in 1923 and had served at Cavetown and Fort Washington Pennsylvania prior to retirement An earlier biographical note lists his service on church boards and committees.
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Charles A Santee
Christ Reformed church
Cazetoan
Weather Summary from Historic Journal Entry
The report lists yesterday’s high and low temperatures around 39 and 36 degrees, with December precipitation at 2.99 inches and a forecasted 3.68 inches. It notes December 1935 totals, sunrise and sunset times, and moonrise and moonset for the following day.
Weather Outlook For The Week Begins Monday
The forecast calls for some precipitation on Monday or Tuesday and again around Friday. Temperatures will be moderate for the season before turning colder toward the end of the week.
Christmas Party At Frederick Theater Event Shrouded in Mystery
A fragmented note notes a Christmas party at Frederick Theater. Jance is mentioned alongside unclear phrases and possible dates or names, leaving the event details, participants, and purpose obscured by garbled text.
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Frederick Theater
Arlars Leg in Fall Across Field Trial
In a clipped, unclear report from a local page an incident appears to describe a fall involving Arlars Leg at a field event, with scattered names and places unreadable but suggesting an athletic or outdoor mishap. No further confirmed details or outcomes are legible.
Leesburg Post Office to Name Rhoads Recorder
Leesburg Virginia on Monday will name B Rhoads formerly of Frederick as Recorder. Rhoads succeeds Hurst Lelfercs in the Leesburg office, with Rhoads noted as a former resident of Frederick and associated with the local post op.
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LEESBURG
Rhoads
Toan
Hurst Lelfercs
Frederick
Hood Girls To Sing Christmas Carols Early Thursday Morning
Christmas program at Abreeck Hall Hood College Wednesday features Miss Dorothy Wiseman solo and student groups visiting homes and streets around Frederick including Nazareth West Patrick Jefferson and Market streets. Senior and freshman groups led by college presidents and emeritus Apple plan carols with gifts and a Christmas dinner follow the morning performances.
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wall
Areebeck Hall
Hood Colece
Wednerdas mores
Henry FE Ahrail
Emeriss Jreeph
Apple wall
Dorothy Wiseman
Nazareth
Stahr
Lin
Cals
Patrick street
carol
Jefferson street
Reniyreat
Saints street
Court steet
owl West
Patrick
Hood
Mary Kleck
1098 Prisoners Quartered In Frederick Jail In Past Year
1098 prisoners were quartered in Frederick Jail over the past year according to a terse report. The document notes the total includes men and unnamed detainees and references bed counts, staffing, and containment measures without detailing individual names or statuses.
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Frederick
Business Best Since June 1930 Report
A terse item notes a business best score since June 1930. The report hints at a board with vast reach and rapid growth, indicating notable gains in revenue or market position. Details are limited and names or dates are unclear in the fragment.
State Commander at Join Webb pact meeting in Matreet
Livie Commander J. J. McGat of the Veterans of Foreign Wars led a gathering at a meeting in North Matreet. Attendees discussed group matters and refreshments were served.
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Livie
J. J. McGat
vue Maisland
R Webb
Webs
Tess
Hauptmann death date set in Lindbergh case
New York American reported a secret witness, Joseph Shas, being rushed from Dallas to Trenton to aid Hauptmann and avoid the electric chair for the Lindbergh kidnapping. Hauptmann, informed of the January 13 execution date, remained calm but showed slight agitation when told the news.
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Datta
New York
New York American
Dallas
Texas
Trenton
Bruno Hauptmann
nessimper
Joseph Shaz
kite
Joseph Shas
New York American today
Bruno Haussmann
Pitz
New Jersey
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
par
Col
Kimberins
Sueme Court
Thomas Ward
Hauptmaan
Kimbering
Kimberling
saard Kimi
Naval parley nears critical period in London
Fragmented report notes imminent pivotal naval talks as delegates prepare to unveil proposals. The sketchy text hints at a major conference moment with policy shifts and potential new alignments shaping naval discussions. Names and precise details are unclear due to OCR damage.
Pressure Relaxes In Brief Market Session
Market summary notes a brief easing as trends in the bond market shift. Wheat and other commodities softened after yesterday’s price surge while the pound sterling opened around 4.92 dollars, reflecting a mixed session for currencies and assets.
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Wisconsin First Of New
South Mountain Company
ence
Chesapeake Creameries, Inc
F. Burt Moors
Soup Mountain Creamery, Inc
Middletown
plat
Movers
Chesa- Peaze Creameries
Lowh Mountain Creamery
Chesapeake Creameries
Mooers
Frank B. Mooers
Malcolm D. Mooers, Jr
Chesapeake
Chesapear Creamers
ums
Alben M ‘Wood ann braindee
need “Coung
d Cs plan AMIs
TE Heer Debbates
Gar
Liberty Road
New Theater Company
Opera House
Fence
ROGERS FUND
Masarya
U.S. COURT
Hotel Vindobona
Heights
BORD
Robert H. Hockman
solini And
Selassie
Battlefield
Ger
man
London
Rechstudiger Biter
Haile Sebaste
Mussolini
Italy
Berlin
Hiller
Eric Phipps
Foreign Office
Robert Barton
Eric Drummond
Rome
Mussoni
Associated Press
IL Duce
grand council
Traly
Duce
League of Natons Council
Goorricht
Geneva
East Africa
Ethovia
League of Nations
James C. King
DR. C. A. SANTEE
Potomar Synnd
Saltation Army
Jance
John GG
yana
AL mer
Postoffice
ali ei
Bieys
sventh
Mas Bhunehn Scott
Dran Pope
Fifth street
Ein rhreet
Soath street
Sevenity street
Sisth street
Market street
Pith street
college
Elizbeth Gilmore
anapalis
Viere
Conients Hall
Agaes
ST. HOMF
HAUPTMANN
Jersey
Case
Dallas, Tex
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