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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1937

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12

Annual Meeting Of Evangelical Lutheran Church

The Evangelical Lutheran church held its annual meeting in the old chapel on a Wednesday evening at 7 30. Rev Dr Amor John Traver conducted the opening devotional with Rev Paul M. Gletchman assisting. Gletchman withdrew as candidate for assistant pastor. Rev Greichman seeks a pastorate of his own. Nominations for chairman followed. Byron A. Wincbrener was elected chairman. John L Shaw, secretary. Elders elected were Worthington C. Staley and Earl L. Zeigter. deacons were Dr. Charles Broadrup and Henry Lochner. Terms are three years. Retiring councilmen James H. Falk, Robert L. Smith and John L Shaw were noted. Resolutions honored Sister Evelyn Luken’s health-related departure. A bicentennial committee was named for 1938 with a $10,000 goal to clear debt from the congregation and church school. A memorial gift of $1,000 to foreign missions was approved in memory of Dr. and Mrs. Luther Ruhlman. After adjournment, a reorganization of the council named Frank Colene vice president, James Harnold Hooper secretary, and John Lentz treasurer, with the pastor presiding.

Evan-gelical Lutheran Church Amor John Traver Paul M. Gletchman Gletchman Greichman John L Shaw Chovets S Worthington C. Staley Earl LE. Zeigter Charles “Broadrup Henry Lochner James HH. Falk Robert L. Smith Falk Beer Shaw Smith In- Murance Est Ted Evelyn Lu‘kens Wen Neys Tys Luther * Ruhlman Forelan Missione Kuliman Lie Mra iKuhimen

Longtime bank cashier retires amid leadership shuffle

Willam G Zimmmerman retires after 47 years as cashier of Citizens National Bank, with W Barter Storm named successor. J Travers Thomas also retires as assistant cashier after 14 years. Ralph Zimmerman and Lewis M Sponseller appointed assistant cashiers, while Immermen and Thomas step down from their posts but stay with the bank in other roles. The directors re elected Joseph D. Baker Holmes D. Baker, John H. Baker and Joseph McDivit as officers.

Willam G Zimmerman W Barter Storm Citizens National Bank J Travers Thomas Ralph Zimmerman Lewis M Sponseller Immermen Mr Thomas Orahier Hoth Zimmerman Daniel T. Lakin Thomas Nce Storm Thiua Peter L Storm Old Central Bank of Central National Bank of Frederick Sponselier Nx Fallows Joseph D. Baker Holmes D. Baker

Former convict sought by police in Charles Mattson case

Police hunt for the kidnapper of 10 year old Charles Mattson continues with a former California prisoner named Fred Orrin Haynes under federal inquiry. Everett police impounded an abandoned automobile linked to the case after a resident reported it stalled near his home since last Sunday night. Investigators found the boy’s body in snow and notes of a $20,000 ransom, with evidence of brutality suggesting the kidnapper may have been panic-stricken. Federal officials declined to comment.

Tacoma Wash Kdnap Little Charles Mattson Everett Merals Folsom Fred Orrin Haynes Clarence A. Larkin Temiling California State Bureau of Identification Haynes Justice Department Burea Poller View Trim Dent Little Charles

Legion Drum Corps Officers Installed at Regular Meeting

Officers of the American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps of Francis Scott Key Post No. v1 were installed for the coming year at the regular meeting presided by President Clifford McVinger. New officers include Abraham To Bilin as president and Thomas Rockwell as vice president, with Lawrence C. Willard as recording secretary and Joseph E. Elfans as business manager. The corps plans to attend the Legion national convention in New York City on September 20 25 and will hold its annual banquet at month’s end.

American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps Brands Scott Key Post Clifford Mc Vinger Lawreme Willard George & Rodock, Jr Francis Scott Key Post Abraham To Bilin Thomas Rockwell Lawrence C. Willard Joseph E. el Floyd Wise Lester E. Hoffman David Stottlemyer Luther E Dell PL Russell Esterly P Russell Esterly Laurens Phebus Aesistant Mager Near Acthua Ridgely the Legion New York City Drum Corps Legion

Sudden Kill Shocks City Amid Funeral Procession

A violent death occurred as officers investigated a murder where the victim was restrained during captivity and killed by a blow to the head. The attack disrupted private funeral services for the victim, the body laid in a mausoleum as lawmen intensified the hunt.

Legislature Over Until Monday Night in Annapoli Md

Annapoli Md Jan 13 The Maryland legislature wound up its organization today and adjourned for newt Monday night. It received 20 new members, ten in each house, during the two days in session this week. Work resumes next week with sessions Monday Tuesday Thursday and possibly Friday. Hearings on budget allotments for the coming biennium begin next week. Floor leaders set hearings to speed up business. Tuesday morning Dr Hugh Young head of a special committee studying needs of the state institutions for the insane will be heard. The Board of State Aid and Charities will get a hearing Tuesday afternoon on relief requests for allied agencies during the next two and a half years. Wednesday the legislature will not be in session. Most legislators planned to go to Washington for President Roosevelt’s inauguration. Major measures in the Senate include a bill to complete machinery for the state to take over the Cheltenham Reform School for negro boys. a bill to permit dredging of oysters in the Potomac river. a bill to set automobile license fees at $2. and chief house measures increasing payroll taxes on employers under the unemployment insurance act. It also places motor vehicle registration fees on a quarterly basis and prohibits tampering with race horses.

Annapoli Marylands Qin Newt Sorning Hugh Young Board of State Aid and Charities Washington Roosevelt Senate Cheltenham Reform School Potomac River

Ironic Death for Martin Johnson in Plane Crash

News reports Martin Johnson an intrepid explorer died when a Western Air Express airliner crashed near Los Angeles. Johnson 32 died from injuries sustained yesterday while his wife Osa was seriously injured. The plane skidded into snow covered foothills after a forced landing by pilot W. Lewin. The incident follows the death of James A Draden, with three others in critical condition.

Los Angeles Calif Martin Johnson Johnson Western Air Express Here Osa Big Dame Hunter Salt Lake Eue America James A Draden Cleveland Ohio W. W. Lewin Lewis

Proposals On Government Change Stimulate Debate

Washington reports two main proposals for broad government change as President Roosevelt’s reorganization plan looms. Brookings Institution issued a partial report diverging from the White House plan while Congress weighs a special committee to coordinate with the Senate. The day also saw a railroad financing probe and a housing chief foretelling a robust home building season. A State Department warning cautioned Americans traveling to the Spanish Civil War about possible penalties for foreign enlistment.

Washington Roosevelt House Senate Brookings Institution Economic ‘ Research ’ Organization Len Wheeler Montana Guaranty Company of New York van Sweringen Federal Housing Administration Stewart McDonald I Ts State Department Barcelona

Court News Briefs From Washington Area Matrimony and Bankruptcies

Marriage reports list Charles Franklin Baggett and Genevieve L. Crampton. Jane Tenry Sprouse and Ruth E. Kerns. Thomas W. Bollinger and Jane Patterson Long. Property deeds show John W. Summel to Walter Stauffer for $10 and William J. Seward to Joseph C Seward for $10. Bankruptcy petition by Southern Wholesalers Inc and related firms seeks Roland B Day's adjudication after creditor claims totaling about $1.46 million. Day ordered to show cause by January 24.

Marriage Green Wes Charles Franklin Baggett Genevieve L. Crampton Washington Jane Tenry Sprouse Ruth E. Kerns Thomas W. Bollinger Emmiteburg Jane Patterson Long Taneytown John W. Summel Walter Stauffer William J. Seward Joseph C Seward Et al Filf Bankrigacy Plfa Southern Wholesalers, Inc Daniel Loughran Company Inc Washington Tobacco Company United States District Court Rarthmore Roland B Day Mudge Woc Coleman Day

Wed A Roosevelt Marriage Unites Noted Families

A high society wedding ties together prominent families as Mise Elbyte and Roosevelt lineages unite. The bride, daughter of the late Trent Tattruobe Roosevelt, links to Franklin D Roosevelt's kin, while the groom Wadsworth is the son of ex U S Senator and Representative James W Wadsworth of New York.

Mise Elbyte Rooysexaelt Reserdy Wadsworth Annameed Sadsworth T. S James W. Wadsworth New York Mie Honeselt Trents Tattruobe Roosevelt Franklin D Roo Evelts

Martin And Knudsen To Talk About Strike

Gov Murphy called peace talks today with Martin of the United Automobile Workers and Knudsen of General Motors, to discuss the auto mobile strike in Lansing. The meeting aimed to ease the persistent labor disputes as National Guardsmen locked in Flint and GM idled factories.

Martin Knudsen

Carroll County Health Report December and Annual Totals

The Carroll County statistical report shows December births 37 and deaths 270. Communicable diseases include chicken pox 23, erysipelas 1, German measles 4, influenza 1, mumps 14, scarlet fever 7, tuberculosis 5, typhoid fever 0, and other listed illnesses. The annual report records births 447 and deaths 62 with communicable diseases such as chicken pox 63, diphtheria 1, dysentery 2, erysipelas 8, German measles 0, measles 914.6? meninges 3, mumps 123, pellagra 1, pneumonia 4, scarlet fever 25, typhoid fever 4, and whooping cough 3.

Carroll County W. C. Stone Hirths

Auxiliary Nominates Officers for In dependent Hose Company

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Independent Hose Company named officers for the coming year on Tuesday. Nominations include President Miss Margaret Woerner, Vice President Mrs Lal de Trout, Miss Dorothy Shepley, Miss Every Stockman, Secretary Corinne Wastler, Mrs Nellie Shaw, Treasurer Dorothy Wire, Mrs Evelyn Morgen, Miss Alice Tyer yar, Chaplain Mrs Noger Quinn, Mrs Mamie Bohn, Mrs Edna Fistler, Mrs Nellie Merhling. Election is set for Thursday from 6:30 to 7:30 pm, followed by the annual banquet.

The Independent Hose Company Margaret Woerner Vaces Lal+ de Trout Dorothy Shepley Every Stockman Grant Lurts Firs Corinne Wastler Nellie Shaw Treas

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