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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1937

Page

11

Smithsburg Newsround: Church News and Local Visits

Smithsburg and nearby areas report social calls by Smithsburg residents and visitors from Baltimore and White Plains. Probate and funerary notices include the death of Lydia Russman near Smithsburg at age 70, with services at Mt Bethel and U church. Local pastors in Washington County announce transfers affecting Smithsburg St Paul and Hancock churches.

Fair Turf Queen Denemark Dominates Winter Racing

Mrs Emil Denemark leads money-winning owners this winter as her stable Prosperous Racing enjoys a run of 26 victories at Tropicana Park and Hialeah. The Chcheaga matron finished last year with RTL Ae in total purses.

Emil Denemark Aure Denemark Tropiccal Park Hialeah TL En Chheaga Matron Finshed Coy RTL Ae

Headwork eliminates all footwork in psychology professor's office

Franklin Tracey and Russell Kuhn of Smithsburg visited CCC Camp at Fort Frederick last Saturday. Tracey returned to his parents near Good Hope after months at the camp. Slee Wissard of Cavetown was in an accident near Smithsburg when his car ran into an embankment. he was rescued and taken for medical care. Many residents reported ailments and visits to hospitals, with social visits and local gatherings mentioned. The Piney Creek Presbyterian Sunday school donated $1660 to the Red Cross for Hood stationers. The Mason and Lovon Telephone Company held its January meeting with several officers in attendance. A February grand jury in Hagerstown urged a full-time watchman for the Washington County courthouse to protect records from fire and damage.

Smithsburg Silthsbury Jack W Carrol Baltimore Willian F Leiboldt Margaret Peggie Carrell Clarence Russman White Plains Lydia Russmian Annabell Garver Baltmore Mb Bethel Moe Foxvalle Middtle Poeant Diederich County Wolfyville Dor Patr U Church J. St Statlemyer Annie Lew Cora Toms Leath Kline Gar- Held Richard Harne Vera Wolfe Caetta Kuhn Clifford Wolfe Charles Swope Smytheburg Rogan Doub Jack Washington, D, DC Will Durry Lester Ruppenthal L. M. Ronesbux Pegsy Washington County Methodist Episcopal Church Harry Evans Hongerstown Ira W. Shindle Ward Street M. E St. Paul's M. E. Church Savage W. DeWitt Dickey Glenburnie S. J. McFarland Hancock ME Mt. Olive M E. Church Milton E. Crist Leonardtown Mr. Shindle Howard Street St. Paul's MM. E Mt. Bethel M. E Bethel, Md Mt. Zion M. E Mt. Zion Aid Franklin Tracey Russell Kuhn CCC Fort Frederick Peat C. Tracey Good Hope Slee T. Wissard Cavetown Oswald Spring Inn Mr. Wissard D. M. Kefauver Peat Tracey Clifford Grippe Pearl Oswald Mary Smith David Baer Mable Kuhn Harmony Rosa C. Kuhn Whie Dejauter Russell Grossnickle Church Austin L Kuhn P. C. White New Market Lucille Hartle Susie Hershberger Grover C. Smith Frederick City Hospital Warry J Welll Ernest Smith Bridgeport Piney Creek Harry Clutz Rosa Valentine Wannah Eckenrode Maurice David Quintin Eckenrode Watcidian Hagerstown

Edwin Markhiar Declared Incompetent By Jury

New York February report states Edwin Markhiar the poet known for The Man With The Hoe was declared incompetent by a Brooklyn Supreme Court jury chaired by Justice George E Brower. The 80 year old’s memory and understanding were deemed impaired, his sister-in-law Miss Mary Murphy appointed guardian, and the proceedings followed. The poem author pleaded briefly before the jury but was unable to continue.

New York Han Hove Supreme Court George E. Brower Brooklyn Mathbatya Mary Murphy Tye Waters New Brighton Mosseit

Local Meeting Notes Show Social Aftercare Arrangements

Fragmented OCR records mention a recre ation period following a route transaction and a social gathering. Attendees named include Mrs Woeds, Magykethun Ridgely, Mia T WooGtetn, with refreshments provided. A sar chet Wall meeting is planned at Stet Hates Bare's home in West South ac McMuraiay vreeds Vileonan at Hoateloode.

West Wake Mrs Woeds Fee Magykethun Ridgely Mia Stet Hates Bare Orm Ne West South McMuraiay Vreeds Vileonan Hoateloode

Walkersville Domeskateers Meet for February Session

The Walkersville Domeskateers held their February meeting at Miss Beattie Stauffer’s home. Fifteen members answered roll with favorite books, two visitors attended, and the group sang several songs. Refreshments were served. the March meeting will be at Dorothy Zimmerman’s home.

Walkersville Domeskateers Beattie Stauffer Dorothy Zimmerman

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