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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1937

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2

Hae a ee Tem tat and Pe Me Tennessee meet

A fragmented OCR item mentions a meeting in Tennessee and people named Tem tat and Pe Me. Details are unclear, but the note notes a local gathering or event in the state with potential participants and timing not specified.

Road funds spark legislative hostility to Nice budget plan

Annapolis January 26 Governor Nice faced sharp hostile sentiment in the Maryland Legislature over a 70 million budget balanced by diverting highway funds. Leaders oppose dipping roads revenue and demand economies, while Nice cites a forthcoming 50 to 60 million bond issue to finance highway reconstruction and restore road funding.

Annapolis Gav Harry 'Ar Nice Iisuen J. Allan Coad Ways and Means House of Delegates Maryland William P. Walker University of Maryland

348 Rabbits Stocked In Frederick County Fields

A total of 348 Missouri rabbits consigned to Frederick County by the State Conservation Commission were stocked Tuesday. Benjamin F. Phoebus distributed 129 rabbits in Brunswick and nearby towns with help from farmers and sportsmen. Additional consignments and volunteers from the Izaak Walton League aided in distribution across the county, and 216 more cottontails are planned for later release.

Missouri Frederick County State Conservation Commission Benjamin F. Phoebus Lberated TV Fist and Game Protective Association Frederick Irank Walton League Phobus Brunswick Thurkittsville Jefferson Liberts Woodsbero Urbana Burks Izaak Walton League Homer Dores Nell Wo Flory Ralph Waehter Prank Cardne Wes Snyder Guy RK Mutter Charles Baker Charler Troxell

Court Asked To Order Sidewalk On South Church Street

A petition before the Orphans Court asks for an order directing executors John Lo Routzahn and Mre Estelle Mo Routzahn to lay a sidewalk on the west side of South Church street opposite Boilyau’s alley on the Routzahn estate property in Middletown. The Routzahns have until February 8 to answer. Middletown officials previously ordered construction of pavement opposite the town athletic field on the Middletown Burkittsville highway, within 30 days after service of notice.

John Lo Routzahn Estelle Mo Routzahn Middletown Foster S Houtzahn South Church Street Boilyau Routzahn Orphans Court Burgess and Commissioners of Foster Routz Houtzahn Theodore C. Shafer Howard A. Gross Ivan R. Noutzatin M. E. Remsberg

Annual Bible Glass Dinner Observes Seventeenth Year

The Ladies Bible Class of the Evangelical Reformed Church marked its seventeenth anniversary with a prayerful program led by Mrs. Jacob H. Schmidt. Readings by Mrs. Ane L. Winebrewer, remarks by Mrs. Schmidt, and benediction by Rev. Hermann. About ninety four members and guests attended. two members died during the year.

Ladies Bible Evanegelical Reformed Church Jacob Ho Schrmidt Kieffer Mra Schmidt Ane L. Winebrewer BE Ia GF Hermann Jennie Bieer Ailes Ninma Suler Yeat Heart B G KietYer Arthur Doll Dorothy EO Partington Jesse Anders Guy VW Droneburg Mev Mes Hoa G. Hermans Hew Henry Kieffer Lither Crampton Thomas Culler Dorsey Cutter Albert Culler Vee Gurtsall Mies A Mory Deeferich Elmer EO Dison Mildred DeLashiutt Edward Dyer Madeline Dyer Mise Lewis Cannan J. H. Gordon Arta Gonsa HH. Hallman Nellie Keller C. Cyril Klein Virgie Kinsey Ada E. Lampe Guy Mateny Elizabeth Michael Homer Miller Edward Myers Jutla A. Montgomery Leonard Notnagie Mary Notnagie Dorothy E. Partington Kate Perry Partington George C. Stagle Bessie K. Stautler Marshall Stockman Roberta Stockman Nel Mo Shaffer Florence Shearer C. Sunday Horton #1 Summers Harry Stoner William Thomas Samuel Thomas Naml Wallace Tina Wachter Laura L. Wincbrener Wallan A. Tivuck Feereury Mary Deterich Wnd Ada B. Lampe Bolivar W. Va Fannie Orames Charles Mathena Chestnut Hunt C. E. Dudrow Valley Nailroad Hla John Falls Washington Garland Smallwood James Wo Derry Belter Kate Marlette Apent Trumanoper Charles Town Harpers Ferry Bairemen Mugle Maude Clinir Peter von Tol Shepherdstown Yse Holland Almshowe Sweden T. McDonald Germany Mrn Ot. K. Orame Helen Dally Nelle Burleigh McConnell

Catalan Din Gesdd Eth Ieee Tee

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Brunswick sewer bill passes House

Annapolis Md Jan 20 The House of Delegates today passed its first measure of the legislative session authorizing the Mayor and Council of Brunswick to borrow 45000 dollars for construction and completion of a sewer system and refuse disposal plant.

Annapolis House of Delegates John B. Funk Frederick County Brunswick

Fire at Louisville plant in flood district

Fire broke out again at the Louisville Varnish and Paint Company's plant in the flooded district. Police said dynamite could be used if necessary to halt spread. The plant was partially destroyed earlier by fire after a series of explosions and then burned out.

MM. E. Church Camp ML Jack Slaughter Bolivar A. Webb Darts Viola Camp Walter Scarlett Mont Eurlene Kern Harpers Ferry Betty Murphy Pittsburgh Raymond Murphy Virginia Riley Star- Alashurs Mia Charles Riley Harpers Eboelaw John Edmundson Canis Afra W. F. Rodiers Harepers Ferry Shenandoah Street Baumgardner Bakery Company Baletne Company I. Bolivar Baltimore Charles Town Monduy Louise Ray Nelson Littleton Washington Leila Partle North Carolina Alexandria Francis Littleton Nannie Littleton Mire Littlon Littteson Louisville Louiisville Pany Fie

Locust Grove Sunday School Meeting Held At Croneburg Home

The Locust Grove Sunday School gathered January 20 at Mr. and Mrs. George Droneburg home with song scripture and prayer. A program by Junior Shoemaker titled Chooging Friends featured readings duets and guitar solos followed by games. Refreshments were served with many attendees listed including Mr and Mrs George Deaneburg Mrs Holly Albourth Mrs Annie V Stulty and others.

Locust Grove Sunday School George Croneburg Jesus George Deaneburg Sirs Russell Shoemaker Holly Albourth Alton Whar Annie V. Stulty Margaret Wright Ethel Ettler Violet Dayho Katherine Droneburg Pauline Droneburg Elizabeth Rippeon Doris Peddicord Oneda Belle Albaugh Carrie Schelars Doris Lee Willian Rose Marie Wiltiar

Improving Mince Meat With Spices and Juice proves fruitful

Commercial mince meat gains flavor from spices sugar and apple. A third of a cup of fruit juice per two cups of mince enriches the taste and helps preserve moisture.

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