Petty thefts halted by family trap near Feagaville
Sunday thefts at Tobias E Zimmerman’s home near Feagaville were stopped when a Zimmermann family trap caught Winfield Scott, a colored youth from Petersville, breaking in and stealing cash, chickens, opossum hides, and a revolver. Police arrested Scott after a daughter concealed herself inside the home and signaled the moment he appeared. Several suspects faced charges after a broader Sunday morning stabbing incident on Sixth and Bente streets left Edna Smith and Nathaniel Lyles injured, with two women identified as involved. Additional arrests followed for drunkenness, indecent exposure, and fighting as the investigation continued.
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Tobias E. Zimmerman
Feagaville
Winfield Scott
Petersville
Scott
OS Taubers
Zimmerman
Beott
Roy M. Hilmer
Charles W. Smith
John FE. Crum
Edna Smith
Nathaniel Lyles
Sixth
Bente
Smith
White Lyles
Charlotte Ksys
Lawrence Fa Ban
Frank Dorsey
Viola Brown
Dorsey
Keyes
Lyles
Fagan
Hiltner
Guy Anders
Henry Robinson
Phobus
Charles C. Wolfe
Allen Bartgis
Herbert Strawsburg
W. E. McMicherl
Loysville
Daniel Swomley
Guy K. Motter
G. W. Moore
Knoxville
People's Court
Raymond Stevens
Charles Hill
Funeral for Gaithersburg farmer Samuel Blunt
Samuel Blunt, well known Gaithersburg district farmer, died when his car reportedly started moving while he cranked it in his Goshen area yard. Funeral held at 2 pm Sunday at his home with Rev. Thomas F. Opie of St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church conducting. burial in Goshen cemetery. Past Chiefs Association of Mid City Temple No. 14 held a December meeting at the Savoy with 17 members and one guest. dinner followed by games and prizes. next gathering planned for January hosted by Mrs. J. B. Atkinson.
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Samuel Blunt
Rockville
Gaithersburg
Goshen
Thomas F. Opie
St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
Laytonsville
Past Chiefs Association of
Mid City Temple
No. 14
Savoy Dining Rooms
Winter fabrics spotlight smart shades and subtle textures
Margery Taylor surveys 1934 winter fabric lines shown in reading textile houses. White dominates with sophisticated appeal and new substitutes like silver gray emerge. Light pastels and browns with grey and yellow appear, while a cocoa tone offers a rich, warm option for rooms and wardrobes.
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Margery Taylor
McCall's Magazine
Reading
Rich color schemes set room depth with bold textures
The piece outlines a color spectrum from chase-clear emeralds to ruby reds and plum tones. It notes diverse textures in fabrics, tweed like weaves, self color designs, and a move toward Chinese motifs in recent designs for upholstery and drapery.
NBC signs Elsie Janis as staff announcer in first role
New York reports Elsie Janis former musical comedy star and AEF entertainer has signed as NBC staff announcer. She will be introduced on a special WIZ NBC program at 10 PM Wednesday with Graham McNamee and others assisting, marking a female voice alongside male announcers. The article lists current radio schedules across WEAF WABC and WJZ with programs and performers.
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New York
Worden
NBC
Elsie Janis
Comedienne
France
Miss Janis
Wiz-Nbc
Graham McNamee
Henry King Orchestra and New York Radio Schedule
Washington dispatch notes a broad NBC CBS and ABC radio lineup with Henry King Orchestra at 1 p m on WEAF and Chick Webb Orchestra at 4 p m on NBC CBS stations plus Stockholm orchestra concert and various music programs. The report also mentions a small decline in Democratic strength in Congress as AP polls show party candidates for the House.
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NBC
Uncle Ezra
Nelson Eddy
Radio Forum
Wm. E. Lee
81. Louis
WABC
CBS
Carson Robinson
Mme
Frances Alda
Black and Sully
Scott Fisher
Wj2z
Henry King
Weafnbc
Barnard College Glee Club
Chick Webb
Wabc-Cbs
Stockholm
Wdiz
Washington
Congress
Associated Press
House of Representatives
Vast House Ballot Count Totals Reported in 1936 Return
A near complete official tally of votes shows a total of 32,279,793 cast for all parties in the House elections, reflecting a slightly lower major party share than in 1932. The report emphasizes the extensive tabulation of ballots across the nation.
Cashell Takes Oath as Montgomery County Register of Wills
Hanson G Cashell yesterday took the oath of office for Montgomery county register of wills and began a four year term after winning re election last month He immediately re appointed Lydia F Prettyman and Ella Plummer as deputies in Rockville Maryland December 16.
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Cashell
Rockville
Hanson G. Cashell
Register of Wills
Montgomery County
Lydia F. Prettyman
Ella Plummer
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Potomac Edison
Patrick Sirest
Francis Scott Key
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Rose Ind
James E. Doll
Frederick, Maryland
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