Brunswick Y fire loss seen
Baltimore and Ohio officials surveyed the damaged interior of the Brunswick Y M C A building after Monday afternoon fire. They planned restoration and possible remodeling with an estimated cost not yet determined, and said insurance would cover the loss. Local volunteers aided firemen and calm daytime conditions helped prevent greater damage.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Baltimore
Brunswick
R. B. Halverson
Mr. Taggart
Rev. H. S. Bickel
Bickel
Brunswick Volunteer Company
Arrest Expected Soon in Gate Shotgun Death
Upper Marlboro December 26 AP Police said a warrant charging murder would be issued today for a suspect held here in the Christmas Eve killing of August Matt 40 at the gate of his Cheltenham area home. Matt died after buckshot struck him in the abdomen as a man in a truck called him by name and fired. The suspect, unnamed publicized as a farmer living near Matt, was being held.
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Upper Marlboro
August Matt
Cheltenham
Matt
Carroll County to Sell Twenty Abandoned School Properties
The Carroll County Board of Education will auction twenty abandoned school properties at the courthouse in Westminster on Wednesday at 1:30 PM. Parcels include Pine Hill near Monocacy, Mayberry northeast of Mayberry, Wisner between Deep Run and new Bachman Valley roads, Hood's Mills in Freedom district, Pleasant Gap at Gist, Gaither near Sykesville, Ebbvale in Manchester, R oyer between Manchester and Westminster, Lineboro, Bachman land parcel near Westminster, Cranberry on Sullivan road two miles from Westminster, Stonesifer site, Leister area between Leister's Church and Snydersburg, Brown in Hampstead district, Winfield, Park Mall near New Windsor, Mt. Vernon between New Windsor and Gypsy Rill, Sweet Air on Sam's Creek road in Barrett district, Union Bridge town, and Western Chapel on the Westminster-Mt. Airy road toward Stones Chapel.
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Carroll County
Westminster
Stonesifer
Leister
Snydersburg
Brown
Hampstead
Houcksville
Winfield
Park Mall
New Windsor
Union Bridge
Western Chapel
Westminster-Mt. Airy Road
Stons Chapel
City Properties Sold
Deeds recorded over Christmas show Frederick properties changing hands. Harold Hoffman and wife of Hagerstown sold their Upper College Terrace residence near West Second Street. Gerald G. Remsberg and wife purchased for about 9000. William H. Wiles sold 224 East Fifth Street to Albert A. Smith for about 2000.
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Frederick
Harold Hoffman
Hagerstown
Upper College Terrace
West Second Street
Gerald G. Remsberg
City
William H. Wiles
East Fifth Street
Albert A. Smith
Christmas program Friday at District 2 union
A Christmas program for District No 2 of the Christian Endeavor Union will be held Friday night at 7 30 o clock in the Burkittsville wall. William Brish Frederick will show motion pictures of The Other Wise Man. The county president Miss Genera Ely will lead the service. Readings and selections will be included.
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C. E
Model of the Moment in Leather Bags and Accessories
Model of the Moment features leather bags in varied finishes including suede calf pig grain and seal with shell or metal trims. Envelope shapes dominate with slide closures while formal options use silk velvet brocades and antelope suedes. Etched gold frames rhinestones adorn bags and high cut kid shoes pair with tailored costumes.
Tinymites Depart Santa's Home in Troy Land
The Tinymites bid farewell to Santa and Troy Land as they plan a new journey. Jack Frost consoles them, mentioning a thrilling ride prepared by Santa, and Daney urges haste to begin the next adventure. Jack Prost promises a surprise gift for a grand trip.
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Santa
Troy Land
Jack Frost
Ther Dancy
Jack Prost
Santa Claus
Eed Daney
Union Bridge Fire Officers Elected At Year End Meeting
The Union Bridge Fire Company elected officers for the new year with Howard Gray named President for the 20th time and William Doyle as vice president. Other appointees included B C Eichelberger recording secretary Lewis Baker treasurer and several trustees. The gathering also included remarks from County Firemen's Association members and brief health updates on local residents. A burglary at Preston Roop’s butcher shop netted about $10 from the cash register. Born December 10, Robert, son of Barline and Mrs. Alexander, announced.
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Union Bridge
Union Bridge Fire Company
Howard Gray
William Doyle
B. C. Eichelberger
Lewis Baker
George R. Lowe
H. H. Bond
Charles E. Gray
W. R. Fowhle
C. N. Bohn
G. H. Fogle
R. A. Ying- Ung
Hattiell. Weaver
New York
Paul Markell
Olivia Angell
S. D. Senseney
Union Bridge Banking and Trust Company
Money for Probe
Washington reports the munitions committee has White House backing to fund its inquiry into armsmakers with Nye optimistic about no opposition. He plans January hearings and will broaden probes to shipbuilders steelmakers and international finance. A lighthearted aside about a penguin accompanies the text.
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Washington
Senate Munitions Committee
Nye
White House
Roosevelt
Creomulsion Ad Urges Quick Cough Relief for Children
A vintage style advertisement claims Creomulsion offers the best and fastest relief for a child’s cough or cold. Mothers are urged to choose this remedy, which allegedly emulsifies creosote with six other medicinal elements and promises a money refund if relief is not achieved.
Business volume rises in first quarter 1935 forecast
New York reports editors of 125 leading industrial publications foresee modest gains in business volume in early 1935. Profit growth may lag due to higher wages, materials costs, and price instability, though overall earnings are expected to improve with rising activity. Also noted is Mrs Nellie L Gyrebs securing an absolute divorce through her attorney E Austin.
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New York
Associated Business Papers, Inc
Association of Business Papers
Nellie L. Gyrebs
E. Austin
James Granted Absolute Divorce from Harry R. Crebs
James was granted an absolute divorce from her husband Harry R. Crebs by the Frederick Circuit Court. The ruling settles the marriage and assigns finality to the dissolution.
Court orders custody and costs in minor child case
The court grants custody of the minor child Betty Crebs and orders the father to pay the costs. Testimony was taken before Say K. Motter, court examiner.
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Betty Crebs
Say K. Motter
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