Local Paper Summary From Frederick July 2 1935
Published in Frederick Maryland the Great Southern PTG and MFG Co issue lists prices for subscriptions and single copies. It notes postal handling as second class and carries the Saturday July 2 1935 date with standard publishing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Frederick
Sear
Slember Auest Bureau
Greulatona Esterea
Fred,Md
Saterday
The Forgotten Anniversary of July Second 1776
The piece explains why July 2, 1776, the Continental Congress vote for independence, was the original memorable date, while July 4 became the celebrated holiday. It notes debates among delegates, the drafting of the Declaration, and how public emphasis shifted to July 4 due to the reading of the Declaration rather than the July 2 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Congress
Congress
John Hancock
Richard Henry Lee
Virginia
Delaware
George’ Bead
John Dickin
Pennsylvania
Letters Of Appreciation From Frederick High School Class
A Frederick High School graduating class of 1930 thanks The News for its cooperative coverage of their twenty five year reunion. They credit the paper with publicizing the event and its anniversary booklet, expressing gratitude for the kindness and patience shown in reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Frederick W C T U Elects Officers at Montevue Meeting
The Frederick W C T U annual meeting at Montevue honored retiring president Mrs Albert Palmer. Officers elected include President Mrs Arthur Remsberg Vice President Mrs F P Brose Recording Secretary Mrs Dittmar Shaff Corresponding Secretary Mrs Chester Stevens Treasurer Mrs Edward Pearl Publicity and Radio Mrs Thomas Anderson Literature and Subscriptions. Cake and ice cream were served to 195 residents as readings and songs were performed. Opened to traffic today was a one lane section of U S 301 in Maryland from Waldorf to White Plains with plans to dualize to the Potomac River Bridge. Gov McKeldin announced the completion of the Eastern Shore Expressway later this year. A new fishing pond and picnic area off Route 4 below Waldorf was dedicated. William M Brish, former Frederick resident and superintendent of Washington County schools, was elected president of the Hagerstown Rotary Club.
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Frederick W. C. T. U
Montevue
C. E. Schildknecht
Harry Smith
Frie Biser
Melvin Tabler
Chaimat
Arthur Remsberg
F. P. Brose
Dittmar Shaff
Chester Stevens
Edward Pearl
Thomas Anderson
Melvin ‘Tabler
T Tte
Frederick Union
Albert Palmer
Baltimore
Waldorf
White Plains
Charles County
Potomay River
McKeldin
Fifty Years Ago First New Wheat Arrived at Farmers Exchange
Fifty years ago the first new wheat arrived in the city and was delivered to the Farmers Exchange by James E. Davis and R. Rush Lewis. It was fair quality and brought 77 to 85 cents a bushel. A pastor election at Jefferson Reformed chose Rev BavidoN Ditmar by nearly unanimous vote. The paper also notes a Frederick baseball picture with listed players and officers. An excursion rate draw sent three dozen people to Belmore and Washington yesterday. Master Frank Exler, 12, son of the late John Kyler, died in an untimely accident on a farm walk route near Walkersville and Pleasant.
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Farmers Exchange
James E. Davis
R. Rush Lewis
Jefferson Reformed Charge
Bavidon
Ditlmar
Harry F. Ditmar
Frederick
Talbott
Watt
Bennett
Baer
Phobus
Shipley
Rhine
Strawsberger
Brust
Stewart
Charles F. Cramer
ADM Glues
Belmore
Washington
Frank Exler
John Kyler
la Ooser
Haunted house fire and injuries reported in Ardicherown area
Twenty Years Ago items describe an early morning blaze at a property known as the haunted house west of Ardicherown, damaging a recently purchased site owned by William Riberrand. The incident injured Francis Poulivan, with a lacerated mouth, while Francis Phillips and others suffered non serious effects. Fireworks also exploded in a local grocery store on South Market Street, with occupants using extinguishers before firefighters arrived.
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William Riberrand
Ardicherown
Scaper Miney
Putian
South Market
Wedding of Mambaugh and Hickey at Union Bridge church
A quiet June 17 double ring ceremony at Mr Union Lutheran Church united Joseph H Stambaugh and Norma Jean Hickey. The bride wore a satin princess gown with lace. a reception followed at the bride's home with about 125 guests. The couple will reside at RFD 1 Union Bridge after June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mambaugh—Hickey
Union Lutheran Church
Done Ald Warren
Joseph H. Stambaugh
Glenn Stambaugh
RFD
Westminster
Norma Jean Hickey
Marvin Hickey
Rf.d
Union Bridge
Howard Jf. Tregoning
Dale Hickey
Elmer Wolfe
RFD 1
Residents Petition To Form Federal S&L In Frederick
Five local residents petitioned the Federal Home Loan Bank Board for permission to organize a federal savings and loan association in Frederick. The Bank Board announced a hearing on the application for Tuesday, Aug. 2 at 10 a.m. in the board building.
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Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Federal Savings and Loan Association
Frederick
Bank Board
Washington
Mogkoe WU
Local Health Update From Baltimore Area
Among the sick Mr Louis W Murphy of 800 Chapel Gate Drive Baltimore and a former Frederick County man remains in critical condition at Bon Sejours Hospital Marty P L Shafer of Buskittsville is reported seriously ill at home after six months confinement with complications Mrs Charles W Creager has returned home on North Alam Street Mt Airy from University Hospital Baltimore after a stay there
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Louis W. Murphy
Chapel Gate Drive
Baltimore
Frederick Countian
Bon Sejours Hospital
Marty PL Shafer
Buskittsville
Charles W. Creager
North Alam Street
Mt. Airy
University Hospital
Funeral for Mrs Geis bert Smith Held in Montom
The funeral for Mrs Annie Geis bert Smith, who died Monday at her daughter’s home, was held Thursday at her late home with Rev Charles H Corbett officiating. Pallbearers included Kenneth Favorite Claude Favorite Harold Late John Hawker Harvey Crem. Burial in United Brethren Cemetery. M L Creager and Son in charge.
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Annie Geisbert Smith
Mortis Stambaugh
Thurmont
Charles H Corbett
Kenneth Favorite
Claude Favorite
Harold Late
John Hawker
Harvey Crem
Carroll Frasey- Buriat
United Brethren
M. L. Creager and Son
David E. Overcash
David Eber Overcash
Sabinasville
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Tnt Maryland Plate Sanatorium
Cullen
Wayne Heights
Robert E. Overcash
Glenn L. Overcash
Sabillasville
James Rhot
Lewistown
Harry Mile
Waynesboro
Rfd
Lilie
I M. W. Leatherman
CH. Carl
Green Hill
Annie Margaret Flynn
Elias Warren Flynn
East Potomac Street
Brunswick
Floyd Harper
Virginia Forney Harper
The
Reformed Church
Elias Harper Flynn
Harry
Harper
Katie Reich
Gala Myers
R. W Johnson
Ralph Maller
Park Heights
Feete
Brother
Winston Burdett praised as a true American helper in anti communism
Washington reports Winston Burdett, former Communist turned American, testified before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee and named many in Communist circles. His voluntary disclosure, despite not being a government employee, is hailed as a major contribution to revealing Soviet infiltration and supporting the FBI and congressional investigations.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Winston Burdett
America
Winston Durdett
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Commuiunicet Estimase Agente
Columbia Broadcasting Company
Burdett
Lis
Lourdett
Burcett
Elizabeth Bentley
Jacob Golos
Miss Bentley
FBI
Harry Dexter White
Activites
Gales
Bentley
Brooklyn Eagle
Finland
Rumania
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Soviet Russia
Hale
Eastland
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Columbia Broadcasting System
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Birthday Party Honors Draper Boy In Texas City
Master Randy Draper celebrated his fourth birthday with a Saturday party in Was city on June 25. Guests listed include Steven Smith, Karen Sue Dorsey, Greg Dorsey, Kathy Rohrer, Bobby Lee Draper, Dickie Lakin, Sandy Fry, and many Draper family members. A birth notice from Buckeystown, Texas, announces Nonaid Curtis Fry born June 23 at Fort Hood Hospital to Cpl. Fry and Mrs. Fry.
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Randy Draper
Lean Draper
Steven
Karen Sue
David Smth
Greg
Ellen Dorsey
Kathy
David Rohrer
Bobby Lee Draper
Dickie Lakin
Sandy
Nancy Fry
Vincent
Miargie McMurry
Bruce Ehman
Debbie Edwards
Vaughn
Edgar Draper
Glenn Draper
Ruth Lakin
Robert Draper
Milton Pry
Ralph Rohrer
Irene Rosser
Lena Rosser
Luther McMurry
Lauretta Smith
Doris Edwards
Leon Draper
Epic
Livia
Ur Kuleen
Tex
Nonaid Curtis
Fort Hood Hospital
Cpl
Fry
Lawrence C. Fry
Buckeystown
Death notices from Sabillasville Brunswick and area obituaries
Deaths report multiple obituaries for David Eber Overcash Annie Margaret Flynn Robert Ayler Nellie Green Sue Davis and Howard Davis. The notices list ages dates residences and survivors including spouses children siblings and grandchildren. Funeral details mention dates times and burial sites with churches and cemeteries specified.
Retired Lewistown farmer Jacob Baer dies at 83
Jacob Henry Baer 83, a longtime Lewistown resident and former Jot Henry Baer farm operator at Utica, died Friday after a lengthy illness. A Republican with church ties, he left two sons Ray and Paul, daughter Frances, three sisters, and was buried at St. Pauls Utica after services at his home and church. Funeral arrangements announced.
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Jacob Henry Baer
Lewistown
Baer
Snook Creamery
Henry Baer
Utica
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ray Baer
Paul
Frances Baer
G. F. Smith
John Crum
Woodsboro
Lydia Lambert
St. Paul's
William Hoo Anderman
M. L. Creager and Son
Draftees and Vets Guide to Peacetime Benefits
Major Thomas M. Niall outlines how peacetime veterans face limited federal benefits unless disabled in service. Most wartime perks are unavailable to non disabled draftees and veterans, with disability compensation being the key entitlement.
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Ophone
Thomas M. Niall
Orr
Bible Thoughts on a Turbid Passage
Fragmentary OCR styled note cites Ezekiel text and questions of divine aid and timing. It reflects a moral reflection on fate and mercy, with garbled phrasing showing transcription issues but referencing scripture and ethical contemplation.
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