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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1923

Page

3

Farm Bureau Elects Member State Board

M Frank Holter of Wredersea County Farm Bureau was elected to the Maryland Farm Bureau state board representing the county. The state board will convene February 15 at the Stennert Hotel Baltimore to ratify the new constitution adopted by the Maryland Agricultural Society. The county’s new structure shifts duties to the county directors and marks the largest local bureau membership in the state, with over 700 members across about 21 districts.

M. Frank Holter Wredersea County Farm Bureau Stennert Hotel Baltimore Maryland Agricultural Society Maryland Agrlural Society Maryland Farm Stureau Federation Bureau John McGill, Jr Farm Bureau Holter McGill Walter Walkersville Ohio State Farm Bureau Columbie

Fortune for Negro in Philadelphia Will Aims Large Estate

The will of Amanda Blakston a longtime Philadelphia resident valued at about 100000 leaves most to her brother Howard Blackston of Howard County Maryland and eight grandchildren receive 3000 each. Albert Gardiner Wood's chauffeur receives 3000 while 2000 goes to Miriam Miller an electrician in Camden and 1500 to Dr. E C Pechia the attorney. Executors are the physician and attorney. The document reflects a long life near 61 years and ties to Oliver Ty Wood.

Philadelphia Amanda Blakston North Third Street Oliver Ty. Wood Howard Blackston Howard County Maryland Albert Gardiner Wood Cooper Hospital Mirian Miller Camden E. C. Pechia

Scorching Again Sparks Debate in Week's Traffic Note

A fragment from the Little Rock Gazette notes Scorching Again and Nart debate accident causes during Christmas week. The item mentions headlights from another car and suggests the period was marked by notable incidents and commentary.

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Initiation Changes at Francis Scott Key Post American Legion

The February 13 meeting at the Armory will introduce a new member initiation as directed by National Headquarters. Local post plans to admit several new members and announces committee formation for the Easter week City Opera House legion show. The American Legion Bowling League season opens with six teams playing 30 games through April 12 on Monday Wednesday and Thursday at the Pythian Castle alleys.

Francis Scott Key Post American Legion City Opera House D. Ralph Zimmerman Pythian Castle

Negro Minister Fined for Reckless Auto Operation

Rev. Cornelius S. Hart, pastor of the colored church at Cloverly in Montgomery County, was fined $10 and costs by Judge Samuel Riggs in Rockville Police Court after being convicted of recklessly operating an automobile. His arrest followed an accident on Seventh street pike near Silver Spring that injured two young women.

Cornelius S. Hart Colored Church Cloverly Montgomery County Samuel Riggs Rockville Motet Earl Burdine Seventh Street Pike Silver Spring Hart

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