Births Tops Deaths In Frederick County In 1934
Frederick County recorded 999 births and 633 deaths in 1934, a rise from 1933 births and a notable drop in deaths over the prior six years. Major causes included heart disease with 157 deaths, plus epidemics of measles and scarlet fever, while tularemia appeared with five cases and no deaths. The Zonta Club met at Barbara Fritchie Tea Room with guest Margaret Moser and plans a future meeting at Hotel Frederick.
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Frederick County
E. C. Kefauver
Kefauver
Bright
Zonta Club
Barbara Fritchie
Nan K. Pue
Florence Garner
Margaret Moser
Anna Behautz
Hotel
Frederick
Roy Danzer
Hagerstown
Living room of 1935 favors simple built in pieces
New York Jan 30 NEA Service Star Correspondent describes 1935 living rooms with plain walls, built in units, and fewer ornaments. Movable furniture becomes modular, walls treated differently, and interior architecture simplified for beauty and lower costs, offering better values for less money.
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Margaret McBride
NEA
Service Star
New York
New Deal In Washington Shows Union Ties At AAA
Washington report notes Local 116 American Federation of Government Employees, led by E. B. West, links to AAA amid patronage fear and job pressures. The piece describes votes restricting union activity, praise and critique of labor moves, and light notes on crime statistics and political culture in the capital.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
AAA
American Federation of Government Employes
E. B. West
West
Ude Bibcock
The
ALB
Babeeck
Controller’s Office
A. F. of L
Ehyployes
General Johnson
NRA
John Donovan
National Labor Relations Board
The Quilting Bee comedy staged in Winfield
The young people of Winfield presented the comedy The Quilting Bee at the Winfield school auditorium on Wednesday evening. The cast included Emmeline played by Eva Tabler and Aunt Abigail by Eva Franklin among others, with several named performers listed in the program.
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Winfield
Winfield School
Emmeline
Eva Tabler
Abigail
Eva Franklin
Sally
Leona Gower
Gwendolyn Giorla
Marie Baker
Is This Too Good for Your Cough?
Creemulsion advertises seven effects in one remedy for coughs aimed at quick relief and safety. It asserts mild coughs resolve with lesser aids but recommends Creemulsion for any cough, guaranteeing satisfaction through the druggist. The piece emphasizes safety and cost if relief is not achieved.
Notable Signatories Named In A Family Will
A list of household and community figures appears as signatories or heirs in a historical will. Individuals include Laura Day Mrs Chase Clara Barnes Mrs Trumbull Pearl Conway Squire Allen Edward and heirs Alonzo Allen Harry Pickett Parson Ones William Stem Sam Chase Burnell Jenkins Deacon Pettigone Marcus Pickett.
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Laura Day
Chase
Clara Barnes
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