Short Course Attended by Frederick County Club Women
Two Frederick County women plan to attend the annual Women’s Short Course at the University of Maryland under Extension Service auspices. Delegates include Mrs. Mary Gladhill and four graduates, with numerous club representatives registered from Adamstown Ballenger Braddock and others.
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Fredericsunty Federation of Rural Women's Club
Maryian
wil beer
Helen Pearson
county home
Raymond A. Pearson
department of home economics
federation
Mary Gladhii
Lander club
Frederick cow
Mary MreGelerick
Carroll Harp
irs. Hisse S
Dorisey Gaither
Adamstown
BH. Clarke Gibson
Charvotte Lakin
Harry L. Thomas
Weather Today Report for June Precipitation
The 24 hour precipitation ending on the 390 date shows June rainfall above normal. June normal is 35 inches, with actual rainfall recorded at 193440 inches. A deficiency note references June 1 to June 2.54 inches. Yesterday's high was 79 and the low last night was 52. Moon phase and timing noted as 3.37 BD tomorrow.
Reorganization Plans of Merged Church Revealed
The Potomac Synod annual meeting at Hood College outlined merger details with four committees and standing posts. Dr. Apple led plans for a new unified church, with Dr. Richards discussing education, unity of boards, and a future hymnbook amid debt progress and organizational changes.
Church Leaders Report Temperance Progress At Hood College
Dr George W Richards president of the ial Synod of the formed church reports on temperance at Hood College. Dr M L Smudge of Harrisburg claims member organizations saved about 1 090 050 by economy methods. Rev Frank observes program each year. Synod votes to send telegram to Senator Reed protesting state acts. The report notes 206 856 paid on apportioned 169 151 total given 156 241 for congresses 549 215. Net gain 475 members with attendance up to 254. Officers chosen include J William Scnrebl secretary and others from Pennsylvania. Attendance largest. Details cut off.
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M. L. Smudge
Harrisburg
Frank
scho
Synod
George L. Reed
tania
Rev
A. L
Hem McKee
J. Pa
minst
TIS
J. Willam
Scnrebl
secreta
Choice
Paul Redpress
Bedord
G O P endorses birth control stance at Grass Roots meet
The Republican Party adopts a birth control endorsement by a 493 to 17 vote at a Grass Roots gathering. Women delegates backed the measure as part of a broader platform condemning fascism and supporting cancer research and welfare expansion.
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FARLEY
St. Joan's Graduation Twelve Readied Near School
St. Joan's prepares twelve graduates for commencement near the school. The list includes students forming the class and a program outline for the ceremony.
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ST. JOAN'S WILL
Japan Sees Gains in North China Expansion
Reports claim Japanese forces extend control in North China, with army actions described as purging anti-Japanese elements. Tokyo backs the military effort with limited government support, while non-Japanese quarters photo evidence highlights the expansion.
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China
Jehel
Nippon
Tokyo
Serz L Save U Picnic At Heights August 7
The Serz L Save U Association held a meeting at 16 East Palmer Street on Monday at 7 38 p m. The secretary reported the minutes and proposed changes. LG Wach was named chairman of the committee and the motion was approved.
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Heights
Save-U
East Pall
Boland Denies Any Part In Death Plot
A convoluted report states Boland denies involvement in a death plot. The text mentions unclear references to Mawings and Dita and a confession, with scattered phrases suggesting a trial or investigation and a claim of freedom.
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Boland
Roosevelt Aide Clash Marked By High Talk And Small Moves
Washington policy conflicts emerge over the New Deal work relief program. Ickes and Hopkins clash over project allocations while Walker leads a division of applications. The system leans toward low cost and state loans, with mixed signals about speed and scope of funding and political influence shaping choices.
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Walker
Ickes
Hopkins
RODNEY DUTCHER
Ube
general
Secy Ickes
Gellars
wsy
Roosevelt
Frank Walker
Harry Hopkins
Order mistrial in Dr Zimmerly case in Lancaster
A mistrial was declared in the Lancaster case against Dr Zimmerly after juror collapse and conflicting testimony. The proceedings involved alleged illegal operations and a 21 year old patient, with jurors, witnesses, and the courtroom tense as the trial unraveled.
George Vanderbilt To Wed Miss Parsons
Society notes report George Vanderbilt plans marriage to Miss Parsons in a early 20th century wedding. The item mentions looming nuptials tied to West Orange and nearby social circles, reflecting aristocratic partnerships of the era.
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George Vanderbilt
Miss Parsons
Montgomery County Teachers to Attend Summer Classes
Approximately 115 Montgomery county public school teachers, about one teaching force, will attend summer classes. Frivain Wo Breeme, county superintendent, announced the program to improve instruction and refresh teaching staff.
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Raceville
Montgomery county
Frivain Wo Breeme
Methodist Ministers Given Assignments in Baltimore Area
The Baltimore annual conference announced ministerial appointments at the Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church and Bishop Hughes was informed. Names include G Els Williams returning to Calvary M E Church and J Moore named pastor at Doubs with additional placements for Wallace Walker and others to Christ's and Arbutus churches.
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Baltimore
Foundry Methodist Episcopal church
Washington
Edwin Hol. Hughes
G. Els Willams s
Calvary M. E church
J. Moore
Doubs
Wiliam Lewis
M. Di Elliott
Trazo
Walker
Gore blocks NRA extension amid debate in Senate
In Washington on June 11 Senator Gore blocked a quick extension of NRA funding as officials warned of a half hour vote. The stalled measure would have funded the organization and overseen emergency support amid mounting discussion and procedural delays.
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Washington
Purchase Farm Sale Notice and Mortgage Details
Power of sale clause cited in a mortgage from Ella Mar Stucil and Daniel Howard Stull to Mrs. Alice Summers. Property described as farm with improvements. Attorney Jacob Rabrock and U G Hooper noted in record. Amounts and exact terms partially obscured in theOCR.
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Myra Leonard Ko Grossnickle
Ella Mar Stucil
Daniel Howard Stull
Alice Summers
Jacob Rabroack
ATL Irney
U. G. Hooper
Justice Department details on large ransom case developments
The Justice Department reports progress in the George Weyerhaeuser ransom case. Investigators say $116,000 was recovered, with $90,709 found in a safe, and $16,000 left in a bureau. Suspect William Mahan reportedly fled with $4,000 burned and may still have the balance on person or buried.
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sufrere us
Ae Burne
Butte Mont
ings
Sulky Suitor Kills Might Club Hostess
In Chicago a night clerk and an as yet unnamed photographer’s model assisted the killer. Anthony Madona, 26, a gambler and wrestler, is sought for the murder of a hotel hostess who cowered in her bed. The victim’s father said she had a husband in Butte, Montana. Police issued warrants as the man’s actions are described with chaotic details.
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Chicago
preas
murhichib
North Side
Butte
Mont
Anthony Madona
Robert Smart Madona
batherng
Peice
tha
Wages And Hours Changes Stir Labor Leaders In Belmore
In Belmore today labor leaders announced wage and hour changes by local employers. The move affects more than ten thousand workers across shops in the area, with the Supreme president of the workers' union weighing in on the impact. The report notes officials expect improved conditions and adherence to new schedules.
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Belmore
trct
Merchants Meet Tonight At Blue and Grey Hotel
Local merchants gather for an evening meeting at the Blue and Grey Hotel to discuss plans and upcoming events. Sutton Jr., son of Mr and Mrs James R Sutton of 303 West Seventh, has enlisted in the U S Navy for four years and is now serving.
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nis
Bluee and Greyne COTE Ber hotel
NAVY
Sutton, Jr
James R. Sutton
ikshed
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Thomas P. Cutler
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Ethel Hrani
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Elmira Renn
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isie S
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O. B. Baker
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Potomac Synod
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Frederick
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Eastern Synod
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Evangelical Synod
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Hanover
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George T Fitz
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Strasbaugh
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