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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1935

Page

12

Big Barn Fire Destroys 24 Animals at Lime Kiln Farm

A large bank barn on William H. McKinney’s farm one mile north of Lime Kiln burned Saturday night killing 18 head of cattle and six horses and destroying 40 tons of hay 50 bushels of wheat and all farm machinery on tenant George Poole’s farm. Firemen saved adjacent structures but the blaze caused about 9 000 to 10 000 dollars in losses with cause undetermined. Potent witnesses saw the glow from the roof as neighbors alerted McKinney and the Independent Hose Company.

William H. McKinney Ralph Trittapoe Mr. McKinney Independent Hose Company Ballenger Creek DeGrange Farm Buckeystown Pike George Poole Pergona

Parkway school to stage The Smiling Sixpence operetta

An operetta titled The Smiling Sixpence will be presented by Parkway school students on Thursday afternoon and Friday night under faculty direction. The cast features numerous named pupils and staff including John Hendrickson John Bradshaw and Mary Belle Mohler in supporting roles, with various students cast as Gnomes Winds Goblins Witches and Molly. A marriage license was issued in Washington on Saturday for James J Butler and J Belle Mohler.

Parkway School John Hendrickson John Bradshaw Jimmy Schaffer Grover Michael Joe Staley John Knight David Alexander Billy Fout Berkley Barnhouse Harold Hoke Billy Walters Frank Grove Joe Griff l Don Shipley Edgar Brownlow Bobby Warfield Joe Royal Mary Frances Brengle Helen Horine Helen Stauffer Ann Landauer Shirley Fout Betty Lee Dorsey Harrietta Steley Ruth Kemp Mary Hendrickson Margaret Harris Nancy Bowers Winds Tommy Hichelberger Henry Simpson Jack Wood Paul Fogle Ben Adams Richard Fleming Ridgely Albaugh Kenneth Willard James Eshelman Charles Redman Bobby Baer Billy Tolley Washington James J. Butler New Britain Conn J . Belle Mohler Frederick, Md

2800 Votes Count Questioned in Maryland County Race

In Montgomery County Maryland Democrats John B. Diamond and Raleigh S Chinn seek to amend their recount petitions alleging more than 280 illegal ballots were counted in the November 6 county commissioner contests. The amendments claim fusion ballots were counted for six candidates, affecting King and Karn margins. The case highlights irregularities at Clarksburg polling places and disputes over a five County Commissioner limit.

Rockville Montgomery County John B. Diamond Raleigh S. Chinn Diamond and Chinn Charles B. King Frank H. Barn Joseph ©. Cissel Prederick Cissel Diamond King Karn Chinn Chim King and Karn Clarksburg China

Frederick Post Office Service Council Banquet and Elections

The Frederick Post Office Service Council held its annual banquet at Ebert's Ice Cream Plant on North Market Street. Officers elected: Francis P. Little president Oscar C. Kefauver vice president John H. Staley secretary Roy Meik Harris treasurer Frank Goodman and Samuel Crone executive committee. Former president Geo. Wm. Trout spoke on early term highlights noting post office growth from 40000 to about 350000 in receipts and describing prior missing services.

Frederick PostoMce Service Council Ebert's North Market Street Francis P. Little Oscar C. Kefauver John H. Staley Roy Meik Harris Frank Goodman Samuel Crone Geo Win Trout Biser aMeo Frederick Hobart Albaugh Arthur Aldrich George Royer Frank Brenegle

Frederick County Economy and Efficiency Committee Report

Frederick County lawmakers and interested locals in Annapolis heard the Economy and Efficiency Committee report. The panel urged economy measures and new revenue sources to ease real estate taxes. members and officials from Farm Bureau Pomona Grange and Renal Estate Board attended with State Senator LeGore and delegates. The panel was formed January 8 to study county affairs and will remain available for further service as the legislature considers related bills.

Frederick County Annapolis Frederick County Farm Bureau Pomona Grange and Renal Estate Board of Frederick Harry W. LeGore Joseph Payne John Funk Jacob Ramsburg House of Delegates Wilbert L. Smith Farm Bureau T. Anderson Treasure of Henry R. Shoemaker Benjamin 3B. Rosenstock T. Poole Jones Wm. T. Delaplaine Alvie M. Etzler Daniel S. Guyton Richard Potts Walter E. Burall Daniel F. Wight LeGore Smith

Miss Measell Graduates From Buffalo Nursing School

Miss Edna Jeanee Measell of this city earned a Bachelor of Science in nursing at the University of Buffalo’s 35th annual University Day Convocation. She will stay in Buffalo to begin March 1 as acting administrator of a teaching center for public health nursing. Her sister Mrs. Raymond Walter attended the exercises.

Measell Edna Jeanee Measell Buffalo E. B. Measell University of Buffalo Raymond Walter

Senate Delays Work Relief Bill As Protests Grow

Washington February 24 critics urge delay on Roosevelts 4.88 billion work relief plan. Senate Democrats seek time for public protest and to pressure support for the measure. McCarran wage amendment backed by AFL draws opposition from President and key lawmakers as costs threaten national credit. Senator Glass declines to announce timing.

Washington Forday Congress Roosevelt Senate Senate Appropriations Committee McCarran Sen. O'Mahoney Wyoming American Federation of Labor Sen. Robinson Arkansas Sen Glass Virginia Appropriations Committee

Unrest Mounts as Cuban School Strike Roils Havana

Havana reports an unprecedented universal school strike spreading to Camaguey with a bomb killing a woman and wounding three, including a child. Strikers vote to widen walkout and students aim to oust President Mendista, with factory workers at Romeo and Julieta Ligarette in Havana joining in sympathy.

Havana Cuba cCuba Camaguey Carlos Mendista Romeo and Julieta Ligarette

Staley Motor Co Displays New Dodge Plymouth Cars

Staley Motor Co at 106 East Patrick Street hosts a special public show of Dodge and Plymouth passenger cars and Dodge commercial vehicles. Twenty five latest models feature hydraulic brakes all steel bodies synchromatic control and ride improvements. Plymouth offers all steel bodies hydraulic brakes and extra emergency power.

Dodge Plymouth Staley Motor Co East Patrick Street

Baltimore Mayor Howard W. Jackson Announces Re election Bid

Baltimore May 24 Mayor Howard W Jackson announced his candidacy for re election on the Democratic ticket in May He also proposed creating a non political budget veto body to control the city annual budget and tax rate This stance comes as Democratic leaders move toward nominating Charles E Moylan a former Frederick County resident and ex Appeal Tax Court member.

Baltimore Howard W. Jackson Jackson Charles E. Moylan Frederick County Appeal Tax Court

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