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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1938

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Two old hands face larceny charges in county case

Shenf Roy M. Hiltner and deputies arrested Harry Baker near Ellerton and Frank Fraley near Cacochin Furnace for larceny. Baker allegedly stole eight chickens from A. W. and Elmer Kelbaugh on June 20, and officers recovered Baker’s car title and laundry tied to him. Baker, previously jailed in Baltimore, faces larceny under $25 in Peoples Court. Fraley is held for grand jury on breaking into Thomas P. Culler’s residence.

Shenf Roy M. Hiltner Harry Baker Ellerton Frank Fraley Cacochin Furnace Jeferson Baker Foxville A. W Elmer Kelbaugh Bakir Hillmer Denver J. Shook Hagerstown Baltimore Shock Thurmont Kelbaugh House of Correction Peoples Court Fraley Thomas P. Culler

Funeral Services For Schroyer Held

Funeral services for Thomas T. Schroyer a 22 year old Pleasant Walk laborer who died after an amputation injury from a trolley accident were held Thursday at Pleasant Walk U B church. A coroner s jury in Hagerstown examined evidence as authorities sought Earl Worten 47 companion of the dead man and operator of the automobile from which Schroyer stepped before his death. The service was conducted by Rev D B Fur with pallbearers named and interment at Mt Lena cemetery.

Thomas T. Schroyer Pleasant Walk Pleasant Walk U. B Washington County Earl Worten Pennsylvania Worten Lehroyer Hagerstown Schreyer D. B. Fur Roger Hoffman Nathan Ecker Lynford Hidenour Allen Smith Walter Smith Roy Faulders Mt, Lena Cemetery Gladhill Company

Good Neighbors Versus Bad Neighbors Poem Moral

A verse contrasts good neighbors who overlook faults and forgive with bad neighbors who criticize loudly and stir hostility. It urges mutual fairness and balance, noting no one is absolutely perfect and encouraging everyone to give each person their due.

Fraley Suspected in Farm Bureau Market Theft

Jefferson police report a man named Fraley, a former Culler employee, stole between 20 and 30 dollars from a tin box at the Culler home during Saturday night. He was arrested Thursday by Sheriff Hiltner near Jefferson amid strong evidence, with alleged access to the house key and no admissions. Fraley recently completed a multi year sentence in the House of Correction and has prior troubles.

Jefferson Farm Bureau Hiltner Fraley Culler House of Correction

New Passenger Rates Announced By B. and O.

Baltimore officials announce new passenger coach fares rising from 2 to 24 cents per mile after Interstate Commerce Commission approval. Rates to New York and Philadelphia change to 3.46 and 2.38 respectively, with other routes adjusted. Union discussions in New York aim at a standard schedule, effective within ten days. Pullman rates pending notice.

Baltimore Baltimoreand Ohio Railroad Interstate Commerce Commision iBalto New Yorke Balto Philadelphia Wilmington Washington Cumberland Cleveland Cincinnat St. Loui New York Interstate Commerce Commission Patnab Company Pullman Company

Nazi salutes may replace American flag salute says witness

In Suffolk county court Wunderlich of the German American Volksbund predicts the Nazi salute will replace the Stars and Stripes in the United States. He also foresees a National Socialist party forming here on Hitler’s model amid a tense courtroom scene.

Riverhead Martine. Wunderlich Volksbund Suffolk County Hitler Germany German-American Settlement League Bond Wunderlich Lindsay R. Henry Stars and Stripes Henry United States

Lions Name Committees For Year At Frederick Luncheon

The Lions Club held a Thursday afternoon meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with Rev. Ralph EB Hartman outlining goals for the year. Committees were appointed across administrative, finance, membership, publicity, education, and civic areas, led by chairs such as Jacob H. Schmidt and John S. Renn, with past presidents seated as advisers.

Ralph EB. Hartman Lions Club Francis Scott Key Hotel Mr. Hartman Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church C. W. Gregory Alvis Renn Frederick Jacob H. Schmidt Noel Haller Charles E. Hudson Homer Miller Lions Education H. Lavier Michael Herman C. Gubisch C. Thomas Summers Jesse W. Kolb Robert L. Shipy Johan T Best Lions Extension John W. Wolfe Lester B. Feagan Frank Miller

Maddrix Announces Bid for Governor Nomination

Princess Anne Md July 7 F Kirk Maddrix Somerset county State's Attorney says he will file next week as a Republican gubernatorial candidate. He says the drive is not due to qualification but a wish to be governor after touring the Government House at Annapolis and being impressed by it.

Princess Anne F. Kirk Maddrix Somerset County Government House Annapolis

Memorial honors civic leaders and service club figures

Simmons Franklin N Shipley memorial honors Rev William C Royal chairman John S Renn Jacob H Schmidt inter club relations with service clubs Byron A Winebrewer chairman Lloyd C Culler A Hart Etchison song readers Charles A Opel Jr Franklin N Shipley Dr Arthur R Remsberg Charles F Hudson Jester Charles E Hudson

Charles F. Seeger Hamilton J. Stusher Jesse W Kolb Lhoyd C Culler Edward Bertz Richard S. Keyser Charles E . Hudson H. J. Slusher William C. Royal G. Horton Peace Bernard M. Davis Emory B. Saptey Harry F. Shipley

No Title Provided But Aims For Public Office

The speaker expresses a desire to live well in office and enjoy luxury perks such as a police escort and state yacht trips, calling it “ducky.” He asserts there are no other reasons for his candidacy and insists another candidate is not openly declaring their motive to run.

du Pont Ducky

Earth’s True Shape: A Debate Over Oblate Spheroid Form

Scientists note Earth is not a perfect sphere due to polar flattening. The term oblate spheroid describes its slightly squashed shape at the poles and bulging at the equator. Municipal education boards discuss correcting common misconceptions.

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