Frederick County WCTU Holds Twenty Fifth Annual Convention
The Frederick County WCTU held its twenty fifth annual convention at the Totheran church in Thurmont. Delegates numbering about forty attended a day of devotional services, reports, and officer elections. Mrs Thomas of Buckeystown presided, with Miss Jauifer and Miss Morsell among officers elected for the coming year. The event featured prayers, readings from Matthew and Psalms, and a memorial for Mrs Harry Woon. A large display of county work, including flower missions and temperance education, highlighted the sessions and an evening program closed with an address by Mrs Haalup of Baltimore and a benediction.
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Frederick County
Christian Temperance Union
Totheran
Thurmont
Catoctin Mountain
Milton Woodward
Talaws
C. Thomas
Buckeystown
Wlon. Kindley
Helena Jauifer
Walkerville
K. M. Barry Frederick
Rth
Spencer Stull
C. Thoms
Carrie Morsell
Maggie Mehring
Bruce Thomas
Washington, D.C
Mra
L. C. Mullinix
WW. ON. Kindley
J. Louise Keller
Buckerstown
Hester Morsell
J. Stone
Huniche
Jeanie Deiashmutt
Alice Galt
Soldiers and Sailors
Florence Meale
FP Warener
Burkeystown
Loyal Temperance Legion
Kate Thomas
Woman's Work
Nellie Pattingill
Myersville
Delashinntt
Nori McKinney
Union Herald
May Markell
Ia Main
M. L. Beard
Presi
Alept
8. C. Thomas
Buchesdown
Beatrice Unger
Fern Wettle
Micassip
Thomas
Harry Woon
New Market
Hassan
Wood
Uaited Brethren Church
Ella Krieg
Flower Mission Department
W. CT. U
Baltimore
Gaedida
Florence Mealey
Middletown
Haslup
Thhe
Hammersley
Ance Legion
Alccohol
Samall
Cherimova Wins the Classic Oaks at Epsom Derby
Special Dispatch reports Cherimova wins the Classic Oaks at Epsom. The Loyal Legion indicates substantial effort by the WW. C. stake, reflecting ongoing work by the organization on event preparations and related activities.
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Epsom
England
Loyal Legion
Among the Sick in Frederick and Vicinity
A local health update lists residents ill or recovering. Guy Whisner of West Patrick street is sick. Thomas Eckstein of West Patrick street is confined at home. H O Ridenour of North Bentz street is able to move about. Tuichard Buer had a serious operation at Maryland General Hospital and is recovering. Mrs P L Wilson injured in a fall at her daughter’s home on East Second street and can sit up part of each day.
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Frederick
Guy Whisner
West Patrick Street
Thomas Eckstein
West Patrick I
H. O Ridenour
North
Bentz Street
Tuichard Buer
Maryland General Hospital
Patemore
P. L. Wilson
F. L. Stoner
East Second Street
Judge Gray's Views on Steel Trust and Sherman Law
Special Lerspatch reports Judge Gary telling a Stanley committee that the Steel Trust could not control prices and that the Sherman law is inadequate, with his belief in government control of corporations.
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Lerspatch
Washingon
Plup
Gary
Stanley Committee
Steel Trust
Senator Stevenson Bought His Seat In U S Senate
Special Dispatch from The News reports the Senate Judiciary Committee favorably resolves on a resolution related to Stevenson and an implied purchase of a seat in the U S Senate. The piece notes investigation into the election and committee action.
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Special Dispatch
the News
Madison
Wis
Jane
Senate Judiciary Committee
Stevenson
U. S
Senate
Aviators Die in Falls in Versailles and Nice
Paris reports two aviation fatalities. Aviator Gaubert died after a 200 foot fall at Versailles. Tenants Tucca and Henneymen were fatally hurt in a 275 foot fall at Nice, amid ongoing crash investigations.
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Paris
Wne
aAviator
Gaubert
Versailles
Tucca
League 10 Contingencies Toss Up Hagerstown Absence
League 10 continues amid anxieties as Hagerstown may drop out and Brunswick visits tomorrow. Talks with Shepherdstown Martinsburg Chambersburg Berkeley Springs and others aim to keep four teams, with plans for a future semi professional format if needed.
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Chambersburg
Prederick
Hagerstown
Frederick
Berkeley Springs
Martinsburg
West Virginians
Shepherdstown
Brunswick
P. Phobus
HH. LeGore
Malone
Creager
Duvalle
Derryf
Crouse
J. LeGore
Hisenhauer
Storm and
Slaughter
Lefty Russell Struggles as Ninth Inning Rally Fails
Reading Eagle notes Lefty Russell, once hailed as a star, was sent to the mound in the ninth after a strong start by his team. Twelve Thousand Dollar Russell pitched briefly before being replaced by John Caombs as Cleveland Naps rally, with Birmingham, Turner, and Smith delivering key hits to drive in two runs.
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Lefty
Russell
Mack
Athletics
Balimore
Cleveland Naps
the Inquirer
Birmingham
Turner
Smith
Fisher
David Jo Lewis to address Jefferson High School graduates
Representative David Jo Lewis will deliver the commencement address to Jefferson High School graduates at the annual exercises on Tuesday night. The passage mentions a local drug store, Ilumens Drug Store, in a casual closing note.
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Wow
David Jo Lewis
The
Jefferson High School
Harry Payne Whitney Ends Flagship Pop Team Stake
Prominent financier Harry Payne Whitney ended his role as head of Americas Pop Team, signaling a major leadership change in the defense of Tup assets and public campaign activities. Whitney’s departure follows months of investor shifts and organizational realignments affecting strategic operations.
Maryland Psychiatric Society Raises Funds for Insane Care
The Maryland Psychiatric Society plans a 5000 fund to hire a trained psychiatrist for social service work focusing on prevention and aftercare. About 1400 was raised at a meeting led by Dr. Arthur P Herring. A young woman will study at the Chicago School to train in patient instruction. The group will issue the Maryland Psychiatric Quarterly printed by patients at Spring Grove Asylum.
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Psychiatric Society
Maryland Psychiatric Society
Arthur P Herring
Lunacy Commission
Chicago School of Civics and Philanthropy
Maryland Psychiatric Quarterly
Spring Grove Asylum
Maryland
Presenting a Silver Service to Mr. Martin in Brunswick
Friends in Brunswick and nearby towns raise a 126 piece silver service valued at 200 dollars for Mr. Jsonn T. Martin. Dr. H S Hedges delivers the presentation speech. Congressman David H Lewis attends and speaks. Arthur Warfield, Cumberland banker, collapses at work and is rushed to hospital. his dire condition follows a past head injury and longstanding illness.
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Jsonn T. Martin
Brunswick
Nin
Red Man's Hall
Martin
H. S. Hedges
Auto License Tags Issued in Various Localities
A list of auto license tag issuances includes 5073 Edward O Shrimer of Burch assigned to 8 3674 Samuel R Molesworth of Mi Airy Stanley go 8 OM Shank of Middletown Craw SWON8 Dr CL AL Stultz of Woodsboro Maxwell AOS7 G W Bid dinger of Woodsboro Maxwell 22 5000 1 OW Mehrling of Frederick Cadillac Td Si William O Keller of Frederick nee.
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Edward
Dinterman Residence To Get Steam Heating Plant
Homis Wyrox, a fast partick er, won the contract to install a steam heating plant in the new George J Dinterman house at Middle Town. The project requires no extra machinery and will proceed with required appropriation. Available through all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homis Wyrox
Fast Particker
Heen
George J Dinterman
Middletown
This County
Program Arranged for Frederick County Christian Endeavor Convention
The Frederick County Christian Endeavor convention meets Thursday and Friday at Christ Reformed Church Middletown. Twenty pastors will speak and a rich musical program is promised with Rev L J Sieber and other leading speakers. The program includes devotional services lectures and junior rallies with meetings in the Diocese area. The meeting aims to be the largest and best yet and features temperance themes and missionary reports. Also noted is a county tax rate cut from 99 to 68 cents per $100 with a larger tax base now over $34 million and projected county expenses around $235,000 for the year including $88,700 for schools.
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Christ Reformed Church
Frederick County
Sieber
Tistrier
Anti-Saloon League
John P. T. Mating
George A. Snyder
D. In
G . W. Christ
Walbersville
Alonzo D. Winters
Fred
Laynen
H. W. Setulemeyer
Middletown
W. W. Doub
May Gaylor
Paul Beard
Thurmont
R. &S. Poffenberger
Woodshboro
James Willisersville
Ald
H.W. Zuse
Meyersville
L. F. Warner
Duckeystown, Md
Board of County Commissioners of
Washington County
Mr McBride Graduates From Maryland Law Program
Edgar Henry McBride of this city was among the candidates of the University of Maryland to receive the bachelor of laws degree at last night’s commencement at the Lyric in Baltimore. He was honorably mentioned for his thesis as part of a class of 210 graduates across all departments.
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Edgar Henry McBride
University of Maryland
Lyric
Baltimore
Beware of Mercury Containing Catarrh Ointments
Health warning about dangerous mercury in catarrh ointments. The ad-style notice claims mercury harms internal systems when absorbed through mucous surfaces. It advises consulting reliable medical sources and avoiding untrusted products made by Cheney Co in Toledo Ohio.
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FB Cheney & Co
Testimans
Calatrh Mure
Chener & Ta
Crothers Demands No Delay on State Road Work
Governor Crothers warns all state road contractors that delays will not be tolerated and urges full manpower and machinery to complete the Annapolis and Harford roads within the year. The State Roads Commission discusses Hassam Paving bid for the Frostburg west section and expects contractor cooperation.
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Crothers
Annapolis Road
Harford
Hassam Paving Company
Frostburg
Hassam Company
United States
GORMAN KEEPS MUM ON GOVERNOR QUESTION
Arthur P. Gorman Jr returned to Baltimore after several days away and refused to discuss his candidacy for governor. He said there is plenty of time to debate the governorship and aspirants. He noted Blair Lee’s announced candidacy but offered no further comment. Speculation swirled as politicians visited Gorman’s office during his vacation return.
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Arthur P. Gorman, Jr
Baltimore
Garman
Blair Lee
Lee
Bertha Ray Sues for Absolute Divorce from Benjamin Ray
Bertha Ray, by Wood and Wood, seeks an absolute divorce a vinculo matrimonii from Benjamin Ray. Married April 13, 1911. separated May 29 after alleged conduct. She states she was a widow with one child at marriage and asks alimony. R. R. Improvements Line Foreman Samuel C. Titlow starts trolley wire work on South street extension. tracks laid to Bentz street, excavation underway near the jail as progress continues.
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Bertha Ray
Wood and
Wood
Benjamin Ray
Ray
R. R
Samuel C. Titlow
Frederick Railroad Company
South Street
Bentz Street
Frederick Market Prices as of June 2 1932
Quotations from Frederick County Farmers Exchange list grain and feed prices. Wheat No 2 Hed eight and a half cents, corn shelled 6.5 to 7.5 cents per bushel, rye 5 to 5.5 cents, oats 4.5 to 5 cents, barley 6.5 to 7 cents. Flour winter wheat 4.80 to 5.20, spring 5.40 to 5.90. Cornmeal 1.40 to 1.50 per 100 pounds. Mill feed Bran 28.50 per ton, middlings 28.50, red dog 2.20 to 2.30 per sack. Pairy feed 23 to 26 per ton, cotton seed meal 31 to 32. Timothy 5.50 to 5.95 per bushel, clover 8 to 10. Hay timothy No 3 23 to 25, No 2 22 to 24, No 1 mixed 21 to 23, No 2 mixed 20 to 22, clover 48 to 19 per bushel. Straw baled wheat 6 to 8, baled oats 6 to 3. Hay not baled 20 to 22 per ton. Potatoes 40 to 60 cents per bushel.
Moser’s Store Promotes Shoes and Household Goods
An advertisement touts Latles’ Oxfords at $4.50 to $1.00 and other items like patent colt bluchers sandals and Vici Kid oxfords priced to attract buyers. The page also notes Baylor vs insecticide messages and poultry health remedies, with dated endorsements from Brish Broada in May and June.
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Sanor Couriers
Insotes
Vici
Moser’'S
N. Market St
Baylor
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CLT
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Frances
Hark
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Cherimova
Eagies
High Cineh
M. A
Flagerstown
Waynesboro
Clark
Boon
Braganier
Eagle Club
Teaa
Y. Moc. A
Tre Vutager
Harry Payne Whitney
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J. T. Martin
Arthur Warfield
Dime Savings Bank
Cumberland
Western Maryland
Warfield
Register of Wills
Allegany County
Andrew J Gin
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This City
Alt
County Christian Endeavor Convention
J. R. Ridenour
A. Ja. Beard
Christ
A. G. Null
Jefferson
Christian Endeavor and Missions
Charles J. Hines
Burkittsville
Charles D. Shaffer
Thurmoent
Alfred S. Day
S. A. Hedges
J. B. Shantz
Bayle
Mad
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Gorman
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
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C.H, Miller
Market St
John Esterly
East Stah St. Way
N. EL & D. Mants
Chas. L
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North Market Street
H. Flédim
James Long
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Frederick, MD
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Waring Tyson
South Market Street
Jloate
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West Franklin Street
City Hotel
Chas. E. Gill
United States College OF Veterinary Surgeons
R. Offtte
Doll & Doll
Brvard Kepner
Eprédly Sect
City of
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E. Schell
M. A. McCaffrey
City Register
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Sovle Realty Company
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