Review Of Important Events In City And County During Year
A year in Frederick and county during 1933 covered politics, crime, business, and weather. Highlights include county officials debating liquor issues, budget figures for schools, hospital census, multiple deaths and obituaries, major fires, bank consolidations, and broad civic events from January to October, with storms, floods, and notable disasters shaping local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News and Post
General Assembly
Uquor Lssue
S—Robert A Bennett
United Fire Engines Company
i—William H Bradley
Frederick
Willam Channing Johnson
Washington
Frederick City Hospital
Charles E Stee
Clara Lowenstein
Washington Trust Company
Elliott City
Central Trust
Lowenstein
W. Bartgis Storm Succords
RA Bennett
United Pire Company
New Year Cookery Resolutions And Twelfth Night Menu
Mary E Dague presents a New Year cooking pledge to elevate home cuisine and a twelfth night supper plan. The feature details Oysters Remick recipes with bacon crumb topping, a cider punch, and a three-meal menu including breakfast and dinner courses for celebratory meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Dague
NEA
France
England
Joseph Boggia
the Plaza
New York
Attractive yard scene shapes holiday display in city home
A festive home on West Third Street showcases an artfully arranged Christmas scene spanning the double parlor with miniature trains, electric lights, and a grand railroad display. Neighbors and visitors admire the layout as traffic lights and miniature locomotives create a vivid urban holiday tableau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger R Rice
West Third Street
Emmitsburg man held on $500 bail after shooting in night brawl
Alvey Hess near Emmits Lute shot Edward Wetzel during a Christmas night drinking quarrel. Hess fired a shotgun twice, first shot wild, second hit Wetzel in the forehead, injuring him. Hess surrendered Wednesday evening and posted $500 bail in Thurmont Justice court, with trial set next Thursday in the absence of Justice George Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvey
Joe” Hess
Emmits Lute
Edward Woetzel
Adeleberger
Hess
Wetzel
oMecs
Thurmont
Justice of the
William Stoner
Justice of the Peace
George Thompson
Emmitsburg
Court questions jurisdiction in Verssats suits over salary raises
In Rookinlield on December 30, county officials Robert D Hagner and John B Diamond admitted receiving part of the salary increases protested by James P Vers but denied any link to a State Legislature action. They said they did not take the full amount claimed and cited a voluntary reduction for economy. The suits, filed before the November 6 election, were described as politically motivated by the defendants. The article notes the era’s political context and a final sentence about fine gold holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rookinlield
Robert D Hagner
John B Diamond Aled
James P
Stiie Legistuce
Marland Crue
Smee
Board
Montgome
Compassioiers
Tiutoan
White County
Payhe
Hagney
Diamond
Veers
Magner
Wee
Viers
Local Holiday Social Circles Highlight Bowman Family
Mrs Ellen Bowman returns to John Bowman family home after weeks with daughter in Baltimore. Bowman relatives in Baltimore visit hospital patient Mrs Avis Strohe at Maryland General, reported improved. Various Kinfolk gather in Taneytown Westminster Littlestown Woodsboro and Oceanport during Christmas period for visits and a birthday party for Roy Crouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleburg
Ellen Bowman
John Bowman
James Williams
Baltimore
Wilbur Delphy
Thelma Stitely
Avis Strohe
Maryland General Hospital
Edwina Bowman
R. Forle
Johnsville
Thelma Statey
Edward Lescalleet
Westminster
William Sherman
Charles
Reno Haines
Ethel Lescalleet
Clarence Motter
Taneytown
E. A. Peile
South Lancaster
Mass
C. E
Wilford Crouse
E. Layler
Addie Crumpatker
Roy Crouse
Grant Crouse
Addie Crumpacker
David Miller
Donald Lambert
Roy Boone
J. Brook
Melvin Bostian
Catherine
Frances Crumpacker
Norma Frounfelter
Dorothy Stonesifer
Mignon Rinehart
William Welshaar
Junior
Richard Miler
Raymond Bostian
Louise Rinehart
Albert Rinehart
Mr. Rinehart
Latter
Latter's Daughter, Rmrs
Norman Miller
Woodsboro
Monroe Rinehart
Keysville
William Ohler
Harvey Ohler
Alma Coleman
Bessie Sherman
Littlestown
Claude Bittinger
Kenneth Johnson
Fort Hoyle
Bradley Bowman
Ocean Port
N. J
Plan Changes in Md Liquor Law
Baltimore reports proposed 1933 liquor law changes aim to abolish a beer and light wine classification. The draft would require on premise sale only under general liquor licenses, with higher fees contemplated. Advocates seek to limit outlets to hotels, restaurants and taverns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
General Assembly
Hquor
Hiquor
Despondent Beltsville Man Ends Life At Home
John C Milbrook fifty nine Washington Navy Yard employe was found dead of self inflicted shotgun wounds in his home at Beltsville Maryland. He was despondent over his wife's illness and had spent Christmas at his mother in law Ada McKinney's home with numerous relatives visiting there and in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Huntley
Philadelphia
Ada McKinney
Charles Dixon
Charlotte
Baltimore
Raymon Fogle
Sue Ellen
Freddie
Landon Gager
Millville
N. J
Effie Jeffers
Hagerstown
Ornie Hyde
Samuel Bowman
Union Bridge
John Bowman
S. Repp
Cleveland Repp
B. J Fleagle
George Stanbury
Ruth
Wayne Repp
Gloria Fleagle
This Place
Robert Repp
Kulls
Beltsville
John C. Milbrook
Washington Navy Yard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carroll H Hendrickson
Kiwanis Club
C. Brandanvuse
Frank C. Norwood
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Herbert N. Grimes
Buckerstown
Hig
Lewis R Dertzbaugh
Shriner, Jr
Central
Julia M. Shaffer
Knoxville
Lloyd C Culler
Potomac Edison Company
Brunswick
Emmutsburg
W. Crum
Maurice F. Starr
Fepples Bank
Libertytown
Leonard Ro Waesche
Charles Scholl
Walkersville
William EO Klingaman
Robert Erust
W. H. B. Anders
Peonies Bank of
W T Henley
Edgar H. Meride
Commercial Bank of Maryland
New York Hospital
Edna Hargett
Ross F Hunt
Henry I Stahr
Hood College
Central Trust Company
George F. Schultz Baltimore
Bessie Darling
Deerfield
Buckeystown
West South Street
Frederick County
Joseph D. Baker
Francis Scott Key Hotel
E Watter Beachier
George L Doub
Burgess
Middletown
Frederick County League
M J Thompson
Nate Barnhart
Trinity M E. Church
Baltmore
Bank Bam
Martha Dixon
Urbana
Andrey McC Roderick
J T Pyles
Gladys Primore
Toledo
Ohio
May Queen
Anna S Thomas
Charles R Holter
Democrati
State Central Committee
George B. Fout
Herbert &. Greene
Citizens’ Truck Company
Wheck
Kingman Brewster
Catoctin Purnace
August T. Brust
Holmes D. Baker
Howard Murdock
Ridgeville
Frederick High School
Joseph H. Apple
Charles W. Harman
Western Maryland
Rocky Ridge
Lewistown
Roosevelt
Amos W. Cannon
Canal
Fair Grounds
Virgil Renton
Thomas Chew
Jule
Roy C. Shaffer
Charles E Whiting
Flossie Barton
Harpers Ferry
George Davis
Edith M Thomas
Promi ‘Iment
Wiliam C. Marker
John H. Marker
Larry EB. Carty
Charles E. Sheets
Monocacy
Hamilton
Gelsbert
New Western Maryland Trust Company
Prentice van Sant, Jr
Mt. Airy
Charles A. Norwood
William H. Knock
Air Forces
Detrick Field
Harry R. Mace
Glenn H. Worthington
R. Rush Lewis
Western Maryland Trust Company
Renee Harp
Knights of Pythias
Chicago
Edward D Grove
Hall
East Eighth Street
Iotal Transient Center
G Wulson
Church of the Brethren
Roanoke
Harmon L Gaver
Board of County Commissioners
Conley
High Knob
Gumbull Park
James H Gambon
Robert C Rtchie
Harry W. Nice
Icors
Charles H. Conley
Ira J. McCurdy
Point of Rocks
Potomac River
Sre
J. Henry Stokes
Emmitsshure Burgess
Frederick Fair
Emory Selby
Nuce Catto
Bruc
Mrs. Rice
Jack Ledwell
Ritchie
Samuel Vincent
Winchester
Iva
Opera House
John
Grove
Hayes
Geraldine Kreh
Loa
Inegro
Baker Park
Harry W Nice
Margaret E Dutrow
Elias B. Ramsburg, Jr
Sherry William E Foreman
James McGraw
William W Mines
City
Elias B. Ramsburg
Rockwell Terraces
Russell King
Clarksburg
John Brown
Oscar H Rice
Mountaindale
McCord
Audrey Hess
Bellaire
Montgomery County
Ats
Frederick County National Bank of Frederick NO
North Market Street
East Patrick Street
Francis Perrott
Potomac Edison
West Patrick Street
Applion
Francis Scott Key
THE
American Legion
Hillside Coal CO
Ore
Ieee Mareen
Ford
West Patrick St
Frederick, Maryland
R. Seera
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