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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1934

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4

Confederate Memorial Day Observed at Local Cemeteries

Confederate Memorial Day ceremonies were held Sunday afternoon at Mt Olivet and St John Catholic cemeteries under the Fitzhugh Lee chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy. Rev Carlton Harris spoke on honoring heroic deeds and avoiding war’s bitterness, with tributes to Robert E Lee and General Jack Bart, and prayers led by Fr Donlan and Fr Skrereki. Flowers were placed on graves including those of Southern soldiers and Roger Brooke Taney.

Carlton Ms. Harris Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church South Mts. Olivet Johns Catholic Fittzhugh Lee United Daughters of the Confederacy Frarers B Sappington William J Grove D John If Sirs Sappington al S Brown Edgar N.codemus, Jr Mr Harms 3S Harms Lfe Robert E Lee Jack Bar St John’s Catholic Church St John’s Catholic Cemetery St. John’s Catholic Church Fitzhugh Lee W. Gregory Eleanor Houck Clayton @ Keedy Grace P Smith

Drouth Relief Efforts Mobilized Across Midwest and Plains

A wide allied effort under way to ease the 1930s drought ravages in the Rocky Mountain to Midwest regions. Federal state and private agencies join in relief plans with a White House conference and potential aid up to 500 million dollars. Governors in Minnesota North Dakota and Wisconsin impose embargoes on cattle shipments while railroads cut rates for forage shipments. The administration launches a work relief program as weather forecasts promise rain.

Chicago Aed Rocky Mountain White House Roosevelt Floyd Olson Minnesota National Guard William B Langer North Dakota Wisconsin Western Railroads Harry E Hopkins Drouth

Thurmont Native Dies After Gas Stove Fire

Lian B Tolhurst a Thurmont native about 50 died in Philadelphia hospital Saturday from burns after a fire while lighting a gas stove at her home 4333 Oshad avenue She moved from Thurmont about 15 years ago and is survived by her father and several sisters Funeral arrangements set for Graceham with interment at United Brethren cemetery.

Ber Lian B Tolhurst Thurmont Philadelphia Oshad Avenue Paradelora Sirs Tolhurst Thomas Elzabeth Baker Thurmon Motters Station Edith Dubel Rocky Ridge Grace Motter Motters Staton Carrie Deweese Graceham Cora Desenburg Toxands Tourmont Barca Mr Deweese United Brethren Ll. Creager and Son

George P Bagby Dead Wanderer

George P Bagby president of the Western Maryland Railroad died in Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore after stomach ailment operation. Age 54. He joined the railroad legal department in 1917 and rose to vice president before becoming president in 1930. Survived by wife and one daughter. Funeral expected Tuesday. arrangements not yet complete.

Baltimore Geoge Baindexter Bagby Western Maryland Railroad Union Memorial Hospital Bagby Railroad Maxwell Byers Dudley G Grar The Road Legal Department of Western Maryland

Heat brings steady traffic and minor crashes across county

Temperatures reached 90 as June finally warmed the county with more hot days forecast. A string of accidents, including unconfirmed reports of a three car crash near Boonsboro and a man struck on North Market Street, brought police to investigate while none of the injuries appeared serious. A poolside view Sunday confirmed summer has arrived, following a sparse opening day turnout.

Weather Bureau Boonsboro Washington County Frederick City Hospital North Market Street City

Pool Draws Large Crowd Before Sunday Opening

A big crowd gathered in front of the pool door before Sunday with more than 300 people present. The facility opened at 1 o'clock and benefited from a fine afternoon.

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