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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1935

Page

3

Thurmont Firemen Dine At First Annual Banquet

About 75 volunteer firemen from Thurmont and nearby towns attended the Guardian Hose Company annual banquet in Thurmont town hall. Speakers included States Attorney Sherman P Bowers who urged citizens to uphold the rights of Americans. Dr A Radcluf and others highlighted local firefighters associations and funding. A dinner and musical entertainment followed the talks.

Guardian Hose Company Thurmont Thurmont Company Independent Hose Company United Fire Company Emmitsburg Sherman P Bowers Civ A Radcluf W Bartgis Stom Charles P Mort Emmitsburg Company Thomas A Chapline Emerius Mr Storm Frederick County Volunteer Firemen‘s Association Lierd Mackie Huck Eby Hanahan Music Old Home Harmony Bowl Hagheestown

Varsity statines and opera programming across NBC networks

Eastern university musicians contribute to a wide program slate on WEAF NBC next Monday including Varsity Statines with Harvard Princeton Pennsylvania and Columbia. Francis Lederer Mary Pickford and Grete Brueckgold headline later events on NBC and an English Carmen broadcast is planned by the Opera Guild with Lily Pons in La Sonnambula on NBC Met.

New York Weafnbc Jerry Bears Harvard Princeton Pennsylvania Columbia Francis Lederer Mary Pickford Weaf-Nbc Paris Carmen Weaf-Nbc Opera Guild Grete Brueckgold Helen Marshall Joseph Bentonelli Deems Taylor NBC Metropolitan Opera Lily Pons

Giant Captures Hidden Group In Boot Adventure

The Tintes and friends hide in a boot near a tree while a giant confronts them. Scouty Lil Windy and others attempt to escape as the giant claims ownership of the boot and threatens punishment for trespassing. The scene ends with an implied continuation in the next tale.

Dunecy Dotts Scouty

New Jacket Suits Show Tailored Collars and Embroidered Details

The color and fabric range includes matelasse textures, plaids, flecked wools in navy oxford gray brown blue tan and green. Two styles are sketched: a three piece nuts wool matelasse with a free hanging wristlength jacket and a boxy two piece in fawn brown flecked with gray and self plaid.

Calory Fulato Elbo

Court News Property Deeded In Multiple Counties

Court records show property transfers including Lester E Shafer and wife deed to Leone G Mercer in county for $10 and reverse deed, also John W Kuppet ai to John W O Neal and wife in county for $10, John D Abrecht and wife to Cameron C Kehne and wife in city for $10. Marriage licenses filed list Charles W Kaufman and Colleen V Over of Martinsburg and Winchester, Thomas L Carter and Mary M Brooke of Arnold and Annapolis, Lewis S Danner and Eliza V Bowers of Medford and Westminster, John Franklin Meehan and Frances LeGort Feiser of Philadelphia and Woodsboro, George F Wenenr and Katherine Mabel Wirtz of Lovettsville, Bish Riddle and Esther Honeycutt of Asheville and Shreveport.

Lester E Shafer Leone Mercer County Leona G Mercer Lester & Shafer John W Kuppet Ai John W O Neal John D Abrecht Cameron C Kehne Charles W. Kaufman Martinsburg Colleeen Over Winchester Thomas L Carter Arnold, Md Mary M Brooke Annapolis Lewis S Danner Medford Eliza V Bowers Westminster John Franklin Meehan Philadelphia Frances LeGort Feiser Woodsboro George F Wenenr Katharine Mabel Wirtz Lovettsville Bish Riddle Asheville Ngc Esther H Honeycutt Shreveport

Two Drunken Drivers Sentenced in Local Court

Robert Hessie near Comus Montana was found guilty of operating under the influence and reckless driving by Justice Alton Bennett. He faces $100 fine plus costs or 30 days in jail after Deputy Kemp arrested him Saturday night near the Frederick Junction bridge. Harding Bentz of Bentz street was fined $100 and costs for minor intoxication and given until noon to pay or serve 30 days. James Washington was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction for assault and battery. Louis Maxwell was fined $350 for street fighting. Edgar Smith forfeited $250 collateral for drunkenness. Ralph Higgins was dismissed after drunkenness charges. John Doe cases for pushing violations ended in collateral forfeitures.

Robert Hessie Comus Montgomery County Alton Bennett Hessie George Kemp Frederick Junction Bridge Harding Bentz Mqnor Justice Bennett Harding Crum and Strawsbury James Washington Colored House of Correction Edward Walker Hoffman Louis Maxwell Fagan Edgar Smith Drunnk Blumenauer Ralph Higgins Omcer Phobus John Doe

Phone Co elects Dr Wilson again president

Dr Wilson is re elected president of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Baltimore City. Frederick Irish named general manager. Board also chose vice presidents and other officers at a regular Baltimore meeting. Readies aid meeting for Mt Zion Reformed church Feagaville.

Lioya B Wilson Frederick Irish Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Baltimore City Maryland Baltimore Marshall D Sedam Philip O Coffin Jonn C Koons Walter B Clarkson Thomas B. Clarkson Harry C Gretz Ralph A Ven Orasdel H. C Ross Readies’ Aid Ladies’ Aid Society of Mt Zion Reformed Church Feagaville Frederick

Regular Meeting At Mrs Daniel Castle Home

A regular meeting at the home of Mrs Daniel Castle on February 22 opened with prayer and scripture read by Rev Mr Conner Bloging. Thirteen members attended as singing and recitations were led by Marion Hargett, Mark Castle, Naomi Castle, Charles Castle, and others. Mrs Edgar Hargett supervised recreation. games were won by Mrs Daniel Castle and Marion Hargett. The next meeting is set for April 26 at the parsonage in Jefferson.

Daniel Castle Atvili Conner Rey Mr. Conner Marion Hargett Mar K the Castle Sarah Jane Castle Yeading Wilbur ¢. Hargett Reading Naomi Castle Charles Castle Alvill Conner Mr Conner America Edgar Hargett Parsonage Jefferson

Local Social Notes From Copperville Area

Mrs Ray and Mrs Lawrence Foutz visited with kin in town. Charles Baker attended the Shoemaker sale near Emmitsburg. Mr and Mrs Albert Smith with L Z Foutz were in Westminster. Cuiliel Accident of Md visits daughter Mrs Martel. Mrs Albert Smith hosted cards. Miss Nelle Putman hosted niece Wis Russell Blackston. Miss Mary Martel recovering from grippe.

Copperville Coppervile Ray Dickensheets David Forney Lawrence Foutz George Martel Town Charles Baker Emmitsburg Albert Smith L Z Foutz Westminster Cuiliel Accident Louist Martel Lockinbill James Hoy Pere Gaines Mabel Smith Nelle Putman Wis Russell Blackston Alice Roser Charles Cashman Pennsylvania Mary Martel Percy Gainer Gilppe

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