Frederick's Charm And Apple Pie Appealed An Ohio Columnist
Ohio columnist Jean James of Middlefield praised Frederick in her Up and Down High Sweet column. She recounted visiting Frederick with a party from Washington to Harpers Ferry and savoring the famed apple pie at a tea room near the railway, lauding Frederick’s historic charm and Barbara Frietchie lore.
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Frederick
Ohio
Middlepd
Jean James
Washington
Praerick
Virginia
Borders
Prederi
Harpers Ferry
Frederck
Pont
Barbara
Ederick
Barbara Fritchfe
Rancis Scott Ker
House
Harpers ‘Ey
Potomap
Sienan Oak Rivers
Lunch Box Delight for School Kids
A short note suggests giving children a special treat for school days by packing crackers iced with their favorite frosting. It argues this could replace candy, offering a healthier sweet while reducing the urge to spend pennies on cheap candy.
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Wach
Rem
Court News in Woodsboro Bowers Bill of Complaint
Court notices include bill of complaint seeking sale of real estate of Milton D. Bowers deceased with Stoner and Storm as attorneys. Also Ephraim Tuezer and Harry Lew complaint for sale of Celia Lewis deceased property. Marriage licenses list several couples with ages and residence notes. Property deeds recorded transferring parcels among Jennie S. Evans Helen Gatlett Eugenia Wineholt Clarence Marsh and others.
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Woodsboro
Bowers
Eth al
Milton D. Bowers
Stoner and
Storm
Woodsboro Savings Bank
Ephraim Tuezer
Harry Lew
Ocelia Lewis
Jennie S. Evans
Helen Gatlett
Helen V. Gallett
Eugenia
Holt
Et al
Noel Weiler
Clarence Marsh
George Edward Crouse
Legal and medical notices from Frederick papers
Executors and administrators filed first and final accounts including John L. Rautzahn to Lee J. Gaver and M L Creager for Charles E Stambaugh. Elizabeth B Bowers executrix of Sara C Lovejoy's will filed third and final account. Blood transfusion aided Buddy Adams Jr at Frederick hospital with uncles William and Wilbert Burras as donors. condition improving.
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Charles E. Stambaugh
Elizabeth B. Bowers
Sara C. Lovejoy
Buddy Adams, Jr
Ben Adams
East
Whird Street
the Frederick As
William
Wilbert Burras
Ofacer Gharies
Overdrafts Charged Across Counties Charged by Officials
The article reports officials from three counties discussing overdrafts charged from their shares of the state gasoline tax. Special meetings were planned to review the situation in their areas. The piece also includes a local Ladies Aid Society meeting at Lewis Town M D church with fourteen members and officers elected including Florence Bowers and Maude Arnold Foster.
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Roads
Oe Icomunis
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Lewistown
M.D. Church
Gordon P
Wii Peld
Florence Bowers
Greene
Press
Arnold
Cine
Mary Rue Webster
Sven
Maude Arnold Foster
Ma. Amos
Mary Biehl
George Arnold
Farm Plan Divides Officials Over Subsidy and Self Help
Washington reports hint at a split between farm groups and administration on the seven point program for the AAA. Officials say Congress approval of self conservation rather than production control could advance future AAA aims. Some farm organizations plan to profit once the general program reaches Congress.
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Washington
AAA
Dcal
Congress
Roosevelt
Officers elected for Trinity Reformed church group
The intermediate Christian Endeavor Society of Trinity Reformed Church Adamstown elected officers and formed committees including resident Loretta vice president, Doris Hick ary, Bessie P Bowing, Clyde Thomas and chairs for prayer social sunshine missionary lockout and music committees with multiple volunteers named.
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Ts Hntermediate Christiany Endeaver Society of
Trinity Reformed Church
Adamstown
Loretta
Doris Hickary
Bessie PL Bowing
Clyde Thomas
Ruby Bowings
Anne Belle Thomas
Phoebe Dutrow
Carl Thomas
Lucille Thomas
Doris Mickman
Thomas Carlin
Harvey Thomas
Benjamin Bowings
Bessie Boxings
Chairan
Cora van Buren
City residence sale at 22 East Third Street
A deed recorded in the clerk’s office shows the three story brick dwelling at 22 East Third Street transferring from Mr and Mrs H Noel Haller to Mr and Mrs Clarence Tatsh for about $7,000.
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East Third Street
H. Noel Haller
Clarence Tatsh
Marah and Children Return to Frederick After East Coast Stay
Marah and her children have returned to Frederick after living for several years on Bumatra's East coast. The move brings the family back to their longtime home and community.
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Marah
Frederick
Bumatra
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