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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1935

Page

2

200 AT QUARTERLY MEET OF GRANGE

About two hundred attend the Pomona Grange quarterly meeting at Feaga ville under Ballenger Grange. State's Attorney Sherman P. Bowers spoke on Modern Citizenship. Reports on unit activities, exhibits plan, and a Field Day in Belisville were presented. Creagerstown won the banner for largest attendance and the next meeting is set for September at Mt Pleasant.

Pomona Grange Feagavile Ballenger Grange Saturda Sherman P. Bowers Ely Errcom Edward F. Holter Lewistown John Renn Ballenger School of Instruction Yoklar Zimmerman Feaga As! Grange M Pleasant Middletown Myers Jefferson Creagerstown Simeon L. East Braddock Grange Thomas S. Anderson Frederick

Double Garage Fire Destroys Autos in Union Bridge

Firefighters battled a double garage blaze at the corner of an alley in Union Bridge early Sunday. A Ford owned by Joseph Zugiey and a Chevrolet owned by Michael Day burned. Emory Boone’s garage also suffered exposure damage. The blaze caused about $2,000 in losses. no injuries reported. Police released Redmond on $1,000 bond amid ongoing investigation with Mitchell Mansfield.

Beerec Tau Uroca Bridge P. B. Repp Bridge Ketcher Malcolm Union Bridge Emory Boone Ford Joseph Zugiey Chevrolet M Michael Day T. H. Lees H. L. Broadwater Western Maryland Farmers’ Exchange Uniteds and Citizens Truck Company Calvin Steele West South Street Redmond Reefer Redmond Frederick Fairgrounds Atwormney Sherman P. Bowers Mitchell Mansfield Mansfeld

Woodcock Declines Role on Maryland Survey Commission

Annapolis June 2 Col Amos W W Woodcock president of St Johns College declined to serve as chairman of Governor Harry W Nice survey commission authorized to investigate state departments banking and the reef situations He said his duties as college president and other interests would prevent his full involvement with the survey work.

Annapolis Amos W. W. Woodcock St. John's College Harry W. Nice Woodcock St. Johns

Man Saved From Drowning in Monocacr River

A man pulled from the Monocacr river near Bonar’s meadow is saved from drowning after a companion dived in and brought him ashore. The savior’s name is not learned and the rescued man has homeward duties to attend to.

Roman Baltimore

Rural Carriers Tie Freder ick and Montgomery in First Joint Meeting

The Freder ick and Montgomery County Rural Letter Carriers formed a single association with a banquet for about six dozen attendees. Samuel D. Crone served as toastmaster. Clarence D. Day, the retiring Montgomery president, presided at the meeting. New officers include Clarence D. Day president Clarksburg and Samuel D. Crone secretary treasurer Irving L. Gue Rockville. Mrs. Henry B. Simpson and others served as delegates and auxiliary officers were elected for the Ladies Auxiliary.

Frederick Montgomery County Samuel D. Crone Roger B. Hoffman Frederick County

Boonsboro Memorial Service Hears Charles S. Houck Jr

Charles S. Houck Jr spoke at Boonsboro memorial services held at the cemetery after a parade. The event honored past vice commanders and featured participation by Washking stations and a large new county organization.

Boonsboro Charles S. Houck, Jr Walkersvile Frede American Legional New Ton County

Earthquake Death Toll Rises in India to 40000

Unofficial figures show about 40 000 people killed across the India region as aftershocks continue. Officials report widespread destruction in Siva and surrounding districts amid the ongoing disaster.

Siva India

After Quetta Quake Death Toll Rises Amid Aftershocks

An unofficial death tally places 26 000 dead in Quetta with 20 000 still buried. Military authorities halt work and seal the city to prevent disease as aftershocks continue.

India Quetta

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