Calvary Men's Club Meeting With Contests And Speakers
Calvary men s club meets with contests and a surprise program. Edward H Sharpe hosts a varied program with Mrs Ford presiding as gifts are distributed. Judges Ames and Major Emer F oversee the event while many attendees and speakers are named from local groups and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwart H. Sharpe
Menier
Movarndes
Moora& G
Els Wola
Ford
Jez
Tateams
Jaco
Ror Lewis
RR. Ames
Emer F
Methodist
Beechers
Elis Willams
Raymond TI
Fort
R m
A. A. Radcli
Robert Goson
Elmer ¥. Brumsnover
Gur
W. Nusz
Louis L Witsen
Mon
Capt
B* Webb
Hermann A Amnfe
Lloyd Shelton
Willam E. Fortecis S. Gaither
Claude W Surene
Eécar Wiliam G. Casper
Eécar Wiliam G. Casper EB Ediwared
Jonna ME Grove
Sneman
P_ Bor
Rermond I and
Oden
R .Os Ernest Webb
It's a table now a cupboard by NEA service
Modern furniture designs offer dual purpose pieces ideal for small spaces. A cupboard with four shelves stores serving dishes and decor. a quick un latch transforms it into a sturdy dining table. Useful for one room apartments, college rooms, or porches to save time serving tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service
Kiwanis Club Programs Feature Readings and Rogers Broadcast
The Kiwanis Club meeting at the Francis Scott Key hotel included readings by Mrs H Webster Whitehig and Mrs R Dean Stickel with music and a Rogers radio broadcast parody by Mrs Stickell. Officials announced the Capital District mid winter conference in Washington on January 15 and a Frederick Rotary Kiwanis joint meeting February 31 with speaker Tom Thomas. Park W T Ler invited Frederick Kiwanis to a bowling match with Hagerstown.
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Kiwanis Club
Hell
Francis Scott Ker
Carrol BH. Hendrickson
Amos J. Traver
H. Webster Whitehig
R. Dean Stickel
Will Rogers
Stickell
Rogers
Capital District of Kiwanis
Washington
Iions
Rotary
Kiwanis Clubs
Frederick Wi
Farmers bear fifteenth of U S long term debt
At the University of Maryland conference Dr Frank B Bomberger noted farmers bear about one fifteenth of the nation’s long term debt. He contended the farm debt problem isn’t as severe as believed and highlighted central states mortgage patterns and farm credit administration aims. Wheat contracts from two Haryana counties were approved with initial checks issued to farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Frank B. Bomberger
Baltimore Bank For Cooperatives
University of Maryland
Farm Credit Administration
George E. Farrell
Harry J. Patterson
College of Agriculture
Frederick Kiwanis Club Benefit Draws Local Guests
The Frederick Kiwanis City defeated the Westminster Chad team. Guests at the meeting included Karl F. Bartig, Battimos, Phil Pris, Ester, Park, and others.
University Extension Announces Six Week Farm Management Courses
The Experiment Station announces four new six week courses starting next January for young men and women taking over farm management each year. The state reports between 2,000 and 2,500 farms receive new managers yearly.
Postponed Alienation of Affections Suit in Md Court
The $75,000 alienation of affections case brought by Walter Comer of Rockville against G. Frank Thomas of Adamstown was indefinitely postponed in Montgomery County Circuit Court. The motion for postponement was by defendant’s attorney Leo Weinberg, with no future date set. The case, moved from Frederick County, had about 20 witnesses expected. Samuel A. Lewis represents Comer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Walter Comer
G. Frank Thomas
Adamstown
Montgomery County
Leo Weinberg
Frederick County
Thomas Keith
Comer
Samuel A.lewis
Maryland Delaware Farmers Gain Short Term Loan Access
Farmers in Maryland and Delaware can now obtain short and intermediate term loans for farm production. Four production credit associations serve Maryland and one in Delaware, with applications already being accepted. The East Central Fruit Growers Productions Credit Association, based in Baltimore, also serves orchardists across Maryland and four other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Delaware
Farm Credit Administration
East Central Frult Growers
Mayland
Senator's Daughter Indicted as Hoarder in Denver
Edith Thames, daughter of former U S Senator Charles Themes, is indicted by a federal grand jury on two counts for hoarding gold valued at $3,000. She allegedly failed to report holdings to the Internal Revenue Collector and possessed gold on September 18, 1933 in violation of Roosevelt executive orders. The maximum penalty cited is a $10,000 fine and ten years in prison. Thames said she expected the indictment. Also in the issue, notes on Cottage Prayer Meetings led by Mamie Smith and a report on the first session at 255 West Fifth Street with about 30 attendees. The next meeting is planned at 321 Lester Hoffman’s home.
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Denver
Col
Edith Thames
U. S
Charles
Twans
Miss Thomas
Collector of
Internal Revenue
Preside Roosevelt
Thomas Waghingly
Smills Thomas
Department of Justice
Federal Reserve Board
Cottage Praver
Mamie Smith
Wee Fifth Street
Charles W. Zimmerman
Jesus
Nicodemus
Chris
B.S. Rice
Lester Hoffman
Median Street Wins as IAA Ger
Fragment describes a committee in Leeds and a discussion of automobile wind resistance. It mentions conventional autos and travel direction affecting resistance, with unclear details about findings or context.
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Calvary
Wight
Sess
Agsvers
NEA
Dr. Bomberger
Kemm
Kemp
Bell-Anss
Bellans
Win E & Rice
Committee
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick
Sverdrafis
United States
Barking House
Federal Reserve Bank
U_ 5
State of Maryland
County of Frederick
Is. i
WM D. Zimmerman
J. Harry Kennedy
E. L. Umberger
Kabo Foundation
Kabo
Foundation Garments
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