Stear's Officers Elected by Banks in City County
Directors of ten banks in the city and county were elected Tuesday at annual stockholders meetings. Officers for the coming year were named at organization meetings of seven banks. others will elect soon. At the Commercial Bank of Maryland, Hammond Clary became executive committee chair and James H. Falk named cashier. Amos A. Holter was chairman of the board and a counselor. A long list of officers and staff for branches followed. Additional appointments included advisory boards at Mt Aire and Jefferson branches and new officers at Farmers and Mechanics National Bank, Frederick County National Bank, Bank of Brunswick, Peoples National Bank of Brunswick, St George section, and First National Bank of Mt. Airy. New vice presidents and officers were noted, with several directors reelected and new board members installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Bank of Maryland
Hammond Clary
James H. Falk
Amos A. Holter
Bank
George F. Smith
Arthur H. Doll
Spencer E. Stup
Amos A. Halter
Nevin T. R. Waskey
Teller
E. Earl Remsburg
Barriet E. Shook
Virginia C. Engle
Jefferson
Edgar E. Thomas
John G. Shaff
Mi Airy
Chas. A. Ogle
Lenora Zimmerman
George W. Heinlein
William Z. Stauffer
Charles A. Hemp
Daniel L. Slagle
Ernest W. Fry
2. C. Fawley
Harry C. Summers
Roger L. Dade
Maurice J. Dade
Lemuel J. Keller
Albert L. Bussard
L. Roy Remsburg
Henry D. Lakin
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Frank L. Stoner
C. Albert Gilson
Benjamin L. Shuff
N. Wilson Schley
Gordon PF. Palmer
Rayhu Specht
Louise R. Sappington
Guy W. Nusz
Robert 3. Brice
Robert C. Harrington
Herbert Staley
Gilmore Lescalleet
A. A. Radcliffe, Jr
Frederick County National Bank
J. W. L. Carty
A. LeRoy McCardell
William D. Zimmerman
Arthur V. Myerstellers
Carlton Baumgardner
Glenn E Biehl
Meredith H. Mackley
Robert C. McCardell
E. Eugene Haller
Bank of Brunswick
Levin West
W. B. Watson
C. A. Gross
C. S. Nicodemus
Charles E. Virts
Lee F. Titus
Russell M. Sexton
Charles M. Souder
Hugh L. Rodefier
W. O. Rau
Dr. West
Virts
West
Dr. Watson
Mr. Rau
Emory V. Frye
Richard C. Bowers
Peoples National Bank of Brunswick
H. Kieffer de- Lanter
H. L. Bennett
G. H Virts
Charles Stevens
H. N. Werntz
Oscar P. Karn
George P. Swank
Harry Y. George
Thomas A. Hoffmaster
Charles W. Fowler
St. George
Mr. Bennett
M. Wirts
George Grubb
Maurice ‘Whaetzel
Mervin Hirst
Ethel Stewart
Ralph Sellman
First National Bank of Mt
A. B. Sellman
C. Ray Barnes
S.E. Beall
J. A. Hardy
W. D. Jones
John R. Lewis
W. R. Rudy
Frank J. Stoner
Charles D. Walker
Oreste P. King
B.C. Leatherwood
Hubert C. Burdette
H. Deets
Rudy
Sur. Seliman
Stoner
Burdette
Arts
Hardy
Leath- Eatwood
Frank A. Cona
Misses Hel~ Glaze
Helen Sponselier
Farmers State of
Bank Directors Elected Across Three Local Banks
The Thurmont Bank named officers and directors including Dr. M A Birely Charles M Root and William R Kelley with O Toole succeeding the late Charles H Brown on the board. Woodsboro Bank re elected directors led by Dr George F Smith with an organization meeting set for January 31. Walkersville Bank also elected officers and Percy Claggett as cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Shuff
Mr. Riley
George L. Wilhide
Frank W. Weant
Alice M. Roddy
George R. Dennis
Raymond F. Topper
Thurmont Bank
M. A. Birely
Charles M. Root
William R. Kelley
Luther H. Kertholtz
Daniel F. Rod
J. Harry Kling
Gail L. Cutshall
Harry C. Dorcus
Dr. Smith
Walkersville Bank
Percy Claggett
Entertains at Luncheon by Mrs Lawrence Walter
Mrs Lawrence Walter lavishly hosted a luncheon and card at her Doubs home Thursday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Raymond Walter Frederick, Mrs Elmer Michael Cooling Springs, Mrs Monroe Thomas Adamstown, Mrs Jesse Carey, Mrs Ray Smyth, Mrs Raymond Davis, Mrs William Louthan, Mrs Carl Davis, Mrs Marshall Main, Mrs Walker Smith, and Miss Virginia Carey Doubs. In Germany insects reportedly destroy about one fifth of apples, one tenth of wheat, and one thirteenth of potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Walter
Doubs
Raymond Walter
Frederick
Elmer Michael
Cooling Springs
Monroe Thomas
Adamstown
Jesse Carey
Ray Smyth
Raymond Davis
William Louthan
Carl Davis
Marshall Main
Walker Smith
Virginia Carey
Plain Folks Program For G. O. P. Advocated
Col Frank Knox urged a plain folks program in Cleveland to force business to renounce excessive tariff schedules that raise living costs and to oppose direct cash subsidies to agriculture. He said wage standards should be protected while monopolies are curbed and farmers would forgo subsidies if industry drops special favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Oho
Frank Knox
Col. Knox
Republican Party
Granted divorce grants Dorothy Perkins custody of children
A decree grants Mrs. Dorothy K. Perkins an absolute divorce from Howard T. Perkins. She receives custody of the two children, with the defendant allowed to visit at intervals. Patrick M. Schnauffer represented Mrs. Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy K. Perkins
Howard T. Perkins
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Perkins
Police Accused Of Failing Salute Flag
The Frederick City Police were condemned for not saluting the U S flag in public processions. The American Legion Francis Scott Key Post No 11 unanimously approved forming a three member committee to meet with Mayor Culler to seek proper flag etiquette instructions. The post also urged hats be removed when the flag passes and made its Christmas toys committee a standing panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
United States
Francis Scott Key Post
No. 11
American Legion
James G. Conroy
Charles S. Houck, Jr
Lloyd C. Culler
Post
Committee On
G. Ernest Lipps
Bernie's
Munshower Urges Safe Driving At Kiwanis Meeting
Col Elmer F Munshower state police superintendent appeals for safer driving to Kiwanis Club urging every member to act as a police man by reporting infractions. He cites 1937 US mobile deaths likely above 40000 and warns against excessive speeds and carelessness. He notes cars average 18 mpg at 30 mph, 13 at 40, 10 at 60, and praises the state radio system for accident response. He calls for citizen cooperation on Maryland roads and parking area plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Frederick
Elmer F. Munshower
Francis Perrott
Munshower
United States
Maryland
Perrott
Otho J. Keller
Capital Distrit
Hagerstown
Pratties Street
Ten Million Dollar State Roads Fund Report
The State Roads Commission reported as of November 30, 1937, about 10.15 million dollars available for current expenditures. nearly all funds are tied to debt service. A cash balance of 2.72 million was noted with projected revenues of 18.534 million and unpaid encumbrances around 10.98 million, yielding a favorable balance near 10 million. Only Allegany and Kent counties show red ink, with deficits of 26,459 and 19,022 respectively, while most of the balance is allocated to 1938 programs and about 3 million remains for 1938-39 allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Tiliam A. Codd
Moe
Allegany
Kent
Nice Entertains Judges At A Terrapin Dinner
Annapolis Md Jan 11 Gov Harry W Nice hosted judges of the Court of Appeals the Supreme Bench of Baltimore City and the United States District Court of Maryland at a terrapin dinner at Government House Chief Judge Carroll T Bond sat at the Governor’s right and Judge Lee Urner sat to his left The dinner was the second such event since Nice took office He said he would likely host a dinner for the State Circuit Court judges next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
Court of Appeals
Supreme Bench of
Baltimore City
United States District Court of Maryland
Government House
Carroll T. Bond
Lee Urner
Nice
Countess Boregia Wielopolska Aims for Trial in Spy Case
The Polish countess Boregia Wielopolska faces a life trial as a spy while en route to Paris and held in Moabit prison near Berlin. Described as beautiful and fashionable, she was cheered in Warsaw social circles but blamed by friends for courting a bitter Hitler foe, alarming international circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Nazi i
Boregia Wielopolska
Hlaugaing
Moabit
Berlin
Poland
Warsaw
Hitler
iFarm Bureau of State Opens Annual Meeting
Baltimore January 11 Maryland's big farm meeting opened with delegates from major farm organizations. The day focused on arranging exhibits for a forthcoming show. The Maryland Horticultural Society held a brief business session with 200 delegates. Other groups begin formal business sessions tomorrow including the Stockmen's, Crop Improvement, Vegetable Growers, and Poultry Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Maryland Horticultural Society
Maryland Tockmen’s Association
Maryland Crop Improvement Association
Maryland Vegetable Growers Association
Maryland Poultry Council
TeSeys Answers to i GRACES Pace Four 1
The text notes no official White House spokesman exists and that the term is used by newspapers for the source of authoritative information the President does not wish ignored. It explains sources may be the President or his authorized aides. Chang and Eng are Siamese twins born in Siam. Longhorn cattle nearly vanished from Texas with few still in preserves. Fry denotes very young fish and fingerlings are older. Latin is dead. a pharmacist could read prescriptions written in Latin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace
White House
Chang
Eng
Siam
Texas
Preserves
Prince Louis Ferdinand and Princess Kira in Russia
Prince Louis Ferdinand and Princess Kira of Russia feature in a noted royal pairing. The item notes a political or ceremonial context tied to Madrid and mentions New Zealand as a regional reference. the exact connection remains brief and terse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Louis Ferdinand
Kira
Russia
Madrid
New Zealand
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STEAR
BANKS
Potomac
Themeutralni
Germany
Mexico
Agua Caliente
Tiajuana
Francis Scott Key Post Names Committee
C. Edward Sinn
North Market Street
Frederick City Hospital
G. Fred Ordeman
Whiting, Ind
Warner’s
Debeveres
iFarm Bureau OF State
Axminster
C. C. Carty, Inc
E. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Hendrickson
TeSeys
I ‘Graces
I. Q
Delphey's
West Patrick ST
Pond’s
Endrickson
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