Frederick Art Club Meeting At Presbyterian Church
The Frederick Art Club met in the social rooms of a Presbyterian church with Mac Wehle as chairman. Members spoke on works by Michaelangelo, Correggio, and Carrara marble quarries. The next meeting will be at Mrs. R. E Torn's home.
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Frederick Art Club
Te Presbyterian Church
Mac. Wehle
Mise Mary Rhosds Rem
Michael Sugelo
Lorenana Medici
Vatican
Rome
Pleta
Coloesa
Sistine Chapel
Michae Angelo
Capitol
Washington
St. Peters
Charles E. Wehler
Correggio
Florence Eigenbrade
TWO WILLS FILED IN EMNITSBURG ORPHANS COURT
The 1934 Ashbaugh will probated after the testator died February 19. George H. Ashbaugh and Helen B. Ashbaugh face transfer of property to Edgar G. Ashbaugh and Ruth G. Hottinger to cover two thirds of a mortgage, with the grocery business proceeds first paying debts. Five other children receive small bequests while George H. Ashbaugh serves as executor. The Ramshardt will also probated names Chester McKengie and Frederick Lodge beneficiaries.
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Herbert M. Ashbaugh
Emmitsburg
Orphans Court
George H
Belen B. Ashtmugh
George
Helen B. Ashbaugh
Edgar G. Ashbaugh
Ruth G. Hottinger
Ruth G. Hotlinger
Mary Hazel Duttera
Robert Ellroy Ashbaugh
Mabel Eva Winshott
Violet Waster
Ada Biyers
George H. Ashbaugh
Philip Bower
Aube G. Kerrigan
Fred R. Ramshardt
Heli
Martimore Literance Company
Chester McKengie
Central Trust Company
Qiery Hooper
Jett
Frederick Lodge
P.O. Hils
Benjamin L. Shuff
Hilda ¥. Eyler
Thelma Sowers
Lime Kiln Lame Elin Feo
Mrs George Wilton and son Francis of Hagerstown visited Saturday with her parents Mr and Mrs L E Praga and Mrs A V Beer Mr and Mrs J Ben Keitholy Misc Alike Ketholiz Glen Kelhonr
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Lame Elin
Feo
George Wilton
Francis
Hagerstown
Snd
L. E. Praga
A. V. Beer
J. Ben Keitholy
Ketholiz
Glen Kelhonr
First Lady Roosevelt Breaks Taboos on Air Travel
The article notes Eleanor Roosevelt as the first First Lady to ride planes,raisers taboos by informal conduct and public appearances. It details her frequent flights to New York and Washington, her dog at public events, calls to police, and appearances at receptions as she reshapes the White House role.
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White House
Bess Furman
Washington
Seni
Anna Eleanor Roosevelt
Puerto Rico
Tai
Gisi
Miowporks
House
Assy Press
Roosevelt
Newark
New York
Pacific Coast
Garpe Peninsula
Canada
Warm Springs
Jache P
Franklin Rocwrelt
Amy
Etve
Timber Town Lovers Struggle as Mills Close
A fragmentary narrative recounts a couple amid Michigan lumber country decay. The husband resists leaving the sawmill while the wife seeks escape to a fuller life beyond the timber camp. Miss Walker captures the stark town mood as resources falter and the couple confronts a changing north. John Langdon of New Hampshire is noted as the first president pro tempore of the Senate.
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Witke
Michigan
Lake Superior
Gil
Harcourt, Brace and Co
John Langdon
New Hampshire
United States Senate
Postmaster General Warley and Senator Black in Mail Probe Stir
The article describes a tense exchange after a hearing of the mail investigation committee chaired by Senator Hugo Black. Postmaster General James A. Warley is accused of calling Black a pejorative term while Farley’s predecessor Walter F. Brown disputes it. Both men shake hands in the lower photo, signaling no lasting grudges.
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James A. Warley
Hugo Black
Farley
Walter F. Brown
Brown
Sirmail
Black
A Book A Day By Bruce Catton
A nostalgic profile of Michigan lumber towns during a great boom and bust. The essay sketches a girl in a northern sawmill town, a mother who runs a dancing house for mill hands, and a girl who works as a clerk in a store amid the era’s hardships.
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Michigan
First To Die Act Reports Route Crash Into Snowstorm
In a snowbound incident near Destier Ohio a train on the 20 Tealedo route collided fatally. Emergency teams report three blast victims at the scene with limited details available on survivors.
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Ar Aums
Destier
Amy Bezen
Food Budget Tips From Marys Kitchen Style
A NEA service piece urges home cooks to focus on seasonal foods to stretch budgets. It stresses planning meals, avoiding waste, and balancing nutrition with economy, noting time spent cooking can yield long term savings and easier future menus.
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Mary Nea
Veryone
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone names officers at Baltimore meeting
C and P president C. B. Wilson is reelected along with Frederick J. Irish as general manager in Baltimore City. New officers include Marsh Sedam Philip Coffie Joan Koons Walter Clarkson and others. A misprinted food section follows with unrelated recipe text.
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Lford B. Wilson
Frederick J. Irish
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Baltimore City
Maryland
Baltimore
Marshal D.sedam
Philip O. Coffie
Joan C. Koons
Walter B Clarkson
Thomas &. Clarkson
Harry C. Gretz
A. van Orsdel
Theater Notes Showbiz Set With Shorts At City Venues
Theaters feature a romanced comedy satire from Hay Colling and Warren Duff about a high pressure promoter in Paris and New York fashion markets. Mae Weel returns in I'm No Angel at the Opera House with songs and dancing. previews include a Come Up To Dinner satire and a news reel. Frederick and Cantor star in Roman Scandals at the Predieric Theater with Esting Stuart and Mannem in a musical comedy.
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Hay Colling
Warren Duff
Paris
New York
William Powell
City Opera Hower
Mae Weel
Angel
Miss We
Tira
Comediemu
Bock Am Sally
Frederick
Eile Cantor
Predieric Theater
Ron Esting
Gloria Stuart
David Mannem
Peereyed
Samuel Goliwyn
Kid
Spain
Rome
Oklahoma
Csesars
Exmperor
Margie
Eddie
Exdmm
Dhariof
Very Latest Fashion From Louis XV Dandies Inspires Spring Styles
Paris fashion editor notes 18th century Deaux of Louis XV inspire modern spring wardrobes. Dilkusha to Princess de Rohan adapts jackets jabots and cravats into afternoon gowns and suits with black lace, white pique, and bright plaid accents.
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Rita Ferris
Associated Press
Paris
Louis NV
France
Eenin
Dilkushat
Princess de Rohan
Femi
Dilkusha
Aesop
Princess de Rehan
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