Weathered Elks Deplete Frederick Birds. Dip Netting Opens
Frederick county reports about half of its game birds wiped out by severe winter weather. State game warden Benjamin F. Phebus cites snow, sub zero temps, hawks and cats as killers while farmers helped by feeding birds with state grain. Rabbits also suffer as foxes prowl. Dip netting season opens today for suckers, catfish, carp, eels and gudgeon in designated Maryland waters, with season length to April 15. Trout season follows April 1 to June 30.
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Frederick County
Benjamin F. Phebus
Phebus
State Conservation Department
Maryland
Monocey
Middle Creek
Potomac River
Lander
Montgomery County
Local social notes and a college student case
Edgewood area social items recount visits among Utz Warner Whitmore Grimes Barnes and Utz families with Westminster Union Bridge and Emmitsburg connections. A Mt. St. Marys student in Gettysburg was fined ten dollars for driving a car with 1934 plates.
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Edgewood
Jonas Utz
Harry Whitmore
Kurtz Warner
Lester Yler
Donald Lee Eyler
Mira
W. S. Grimes
Walter Grimes
George
Edward Grimes
Edeward, Jr
Westminster
Ralph Barnes
Lewis Barnes
Raymond Rumsport
Roy Utz
Charles Utz
Familly
Union Bridge
Dominick Scagnelli
New York
Mt. St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Gettysburg
Charles W. Culp
Politicians Eclipse Brain Trust In Control Fight
Washington report notes politicians appear to be surpassing the brain trust as fewer professors and liberal lawyers speak out. Ray Moley and Jerome Frank depart or fade from visibility while Tugwell’s future and the drug bills shift attention. Donald Richberg remains a vocal, evolving figure amid uncertain administration dynamics.
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Byron Price
Bureau
Associated Press
Washington
Brain
Capitol Hill
Brain Trust
Ray Moley
Administration
White House
Frank
Jerome Frank
Moley
Rex Tugwell
Tugwell
Richberg
New Economics
Donald Richberg
Emmitsburg Community Meeting on 1935 Farm Programs
Emmitsburg will host a Monday afternoon meeting at Firemen’s hall to explain the 1935 federal corn loan adjustment program to local farmers. The Wo man’s club held its February meeting with 15 members and one guest, heard an education program by Mrs. Higbee, and reported a food sale profit of $10.24. A Washington birthday program was planned for February 21 and a surprise 72nd birthday party honored Mr. Guls.
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Emmitsburg
Woman's Club
E. L. Higbee
Harrys. Boyle
Club
Louis Bell
Harry Boyle
Edwin Chrismer
George Byster
Clarence Frailey
Lewis Highes
Castle Gillelan
Roy Wagaman
Benjamin Ogle
Lawrence Ormdorff
Allen Pryor
Frank Rowe
Louise Sebold
E. R. Shriver
Richard Zacharias
Grace Rowe
Washington
Guls
Social Evening Hosts and Notable Local Meetings
A present crowd gathered Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David H. Guise in Lib erty township Adams county near Emmitsburg for cards games and dancing with refreshments. Attendees included the Fitzkinger Sprecher and Goulden families along with the Wivell and Adams clans and many others from Emmitsburg Gettysburg and nearby towns. Also noted are lists of attendees from out of town at the funeral of Mrs. Mary Dukehart and several civil cases filed in January February and March involving multiple local residents and companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Guise
Liberty Township
Adams County
Emmitsburg
Mary
Eva Fitzkinger
Virginia Sprecher
Guellen Sprecher
Arthur Topper
Edward
Patricia Ann
Gettysburg
Roy Wivell
James
Joseph
Charles
Henry
Robert
Roy Baker
Charles James
M. A. Topper
Genevieve Guise
Joseph Guise
D. H. Guise
Mary Dukehart
Edgar Dukehart
John
Marie Fink
Francis
Patricia
Mary Baker
Cavanaugh Baker
Baltimore
Chas. Strasbaugh
John Dillon
John Cole
Buchanan Valley
May Keller
Philadelphia
Edward Dillon
Milton Fijordt
New York City
Clarence Sanders
Routersville
Catherine Beck
Alice
Anna Sennett
Kase
Plus Little
Westminster
Trials Calendar Set By Willard for February Dockets
Judge Arthur D. Willard presided as cases were marked for trial at the present term. The docket lists 139 trial cases and 4 appellate cases with eight trials scheduled. Notable entries include Webber vs Rice, Ripper vs Arrington, and Ripper vs Arrington all set for February dates. The case Mitchell L Lum against M J Grove Lime Company appears on the damages docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D. Willard
Clarence R. Webber
P. Luther Rice
Assumpsit
Paul Ripper
John P. Arington
Madelin E. Ripper
Thank You slip by without baby sending greeting cards
A fragmented note mentions a slip by someone and the absence of a baby sending greeting cards. The readable text lacks clear names, dates, or locations to establish a fuller news item.
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Bruno Meek
Bruno Hauptmann
Congress
Francis B. Townsend
California
Townsend
Copeland
Dr. Hutchins
Roosevelt
Chicago University
Harry Hopkins
North Market St
C. I. F. Corporation
Lawrence L. Selbert
Aasumpsit
State of Mary
Alice R. Barkman
Lloyd A. Barkman
Goldie E. Barkman
Alonzo Barkman
Helen J. Barkman
Margaret P. Barkman
Marie I. Barkman
Ralph W. Miller
Paul Fry
Berger’s Book Mart and Gift Shop
Dairyman
Frederick
M. J. Grove Lime CO
Lime Kiln
Crum
Oth
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market
Frederick, Md
Frederick Motor CO
West Patrick Street
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