Many seek nominations for county offices in 1930s race
Aspirants for county jobs, state legislature, and city posts fill the field as primary season looms. Commissioners face salary cuts and vacancies. Holzler, Derr, Burges may run for treasurer or clerk of court while Grove hints at register plans. Delegates, state senate hopefuls, and commonwealth attorney prospects crowd strings of candidates across parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dnveres
Eedt
Hite
Ines
Couny
Yass
John W. Grove
Register of
Wil
John W. Holter
A. H Derr
Amon Burges
Burgee
House of Delegates
Casper E. Cline, Jr
Harry W. LeGore
Pormes
Willam B. Storm
Stomm
Edward S Delaplaine
Senate
Chink Wiliam F. Steard Depry Shen
Frank Doll
Ror M. Himer
John E Cram
Woodsboro
Guy Anders
John
Renser
Wios Snaddon
Newton Trumcde
wel-Brown
Fredericktromian
Somsanoxiois
Lee Sonmens
Bucae
Anf
Fomer Conny Omani
George D. Satis
Posse
Daies
Reciser
Wits
Ics
Ceck
Rewciican
Treasuweer
Vncum Taras
Chaplie
Allen
Pitzer
Lewstown
Asteleama
BS & Possble
E. Austin James
Oten
Progressive Democratic
Democratic Organization For the Board of Commissioners
Miss Eng
Dr Edmonds
Richard H. Lansdale
Robert D. Hagner
John B. Diamond Lansdale
Hagner
Diamond
Charles W Woodward
Clayton Ko Watkins
J Forest Walker
Sherif G. Edington Bell
Walker
Educated publican nomination stirs city election talk
Speculation swirls over mayoral run and council re elections as possible candidates emerge from both parties. Rumors tie former mayors and aldermen to the race while Montgomery County plans shape a general assembly delegation. Party leaders hint at county ticket choices and potential endorsements as timelines loom for primary and local races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Liord
Alhough
Emer F. Munshower
Tatre
G. William Shipley
Edward P Oden
Osborne Senate
Robert L. Grove
Nicodemus
Francis X Staley
Meredith van Staub
Montgomery County
General Assembly
Montgomery City
Annapoli
Feurth
O W. Roby
Marvin Farrington
Atss Lavina Engle
George L Edmonds
Board of
County Commissioners
Winke Walter W Dawson
Trumph
Smoun
Atorney
Estate to Children in Will of Zachary Zimmerman
The will of Zachary E Zimmerman, who died by hanging at his son’s Washington Street home, was admitted to probate in Orphans Court Tuesday. The estate, valued between 25000 and 30000 dollars, is left to eight named children with one share to each: William S Zimmerman, Linwood Z Zimmerman, Fred W Zimmerman, Harry E Zimmerman, John M Zimmerman, Mrs Saloman Jamison, Katie J Zimmerman, and Mrs Amy G Whitter. Executors named are Harry E and John M Zimmerman. The will dated July 15, 1932, was witnessed by J W L Carty and Carlton Baum gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zachary E Zimmerman
Harry E. Zimmerman
Washington Street
Chhldren
Willam
Zimmerman
Linwood Z Zimmerman
Fred W. Zimmerman
Harry E Zimmerman
John M Zimmerman
Saloman Jamison
Katie
Roosevelt Birthday Celebrations Spread Across Nation
Messages and 6000 birthday balls marked President Roosevelts fifty second anniversary. Dancers in state armories and hotels joined town gatherings to raise funds for the Warm Springs Foundation aiding infantile paralysis victims. The Georgia home hosted parties with a seven foot cake as donors contributed to the president’s charity effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan NH
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
White House
New York
Anyllinois
Warm Springs Foundation
Georgia
Jane— i
Frederick
State Armory
Elks
Foundation
Preston E. Michael
Wille
Fraternal dance honors and a wartime radio address
A large Armory dance with music by Hagan's Southerners celebrated with Roosevelt's radio address at 11 20. The event featured numerous local sponsors, decorations, and a sold out crowd, with Frederick Elks leadership and city authorities providing support. A separate accident report notes Mrs Harrets V Stocksinger injured after a street collision, with serious injuries and poor recovery prospects. The piece also mentions Baden Powell and Eureka etymology, and a note on Bessemer steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagan
David
Winebrenner
Oty
Maryland
Osherme 1 Price
Roosevelt
Armory
Edward HL. Sharpe
Bulding
Charlies 5
Houck, Jr
The
Elks
Frederick Service Cubs
Middletown
Middletown Lions Club, Independent Order of Men, Knights of Pythias, I. O
Knights of Columbus
Pratornial Order of Eagles
Columbia
Lynch Lodge of Masons
Comley-for
Cius
Elmer FL. Munshower
Second
Bentztreets
Todge of
Eiks
Preston E. Richael
Charles A. Opel
H. David Hagan
Louis Hirsch
Ashley M. Abendschien
Continental American Life seeks rescission of policy in equity
The Continental American Life Insurance Company filed a suit in local court alleging misrepresentation and fraud to rescind a $1,000 life policy issued June 17, 1932 to Ivo Joseph C. Moser of Myersville who died recently. The beneficiary, Meta S. Moser, wife of the deceased, is named in the action. The company contends Moser lied about his health on June 1, 1932 when applying for the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental American Life Insurance Company
Tuesday
Mit
Ivo Joseph C. Moser
Myersville
Almeta 3
S. Moser
Moser
Insurance suit over policy rescission and cancer claim
The plaintiff insurer seeks to rescind a life policy claiming the insured Moser was ill before applying and received medical care in 1930 31. It has tendered premiums plus interest 7148, which the defendant Mrs Mow declines. The case centers on medical history and policy risk disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ekmer Harp
Moser
UBSS
Ssyz
Potey
Mix
Zack Waters
Harp
Frederick City Hospital
Betsmore
Mater
Worah
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Albert C. Ritchie
Woodward
Robert B. Peter
Bell
Lansdale
Board of County Commissioners
Watkins
Circuit Court
Preston B. Ray
Heaguody
Stock Exchange
Clark
Spon
Colombia
Ohio
Reniw
Lark
C.e.cline & Son Funeral Directors
Zachary E. Zimmerman
Linswers
Robert S. 5
Badenpowell
Boy Scout Movement
Harrets V. Stocksinger
Hagerstown
Washington and
Walnut Streets
NAVY
PINE
Bennett
Hendrickson
Carter
Wales
Son
Virginis van Wie
CARTY
C. C. Carty
East
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Mallinson
Aqua Navy
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