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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1938

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City weighs free parking grounds as truck company site

Frederick fire chiefs, the Mayor and Board of Aldermen urged using the northern end of the free parking grounds on South Court street for the Citizens Truck Company if federal funds become available. The plan promises low site costs and quick citywide access, with no current city money for land. Awaiting further discussion and possible action at the next major board meeting.

Citizens Truck Company Frederick City Hall South Court Street Maryland Congress PWA

Pangborn May Also Seek Lewis Seat in Maryland Politics

Hagerstown Md June 13 Western Maryland politics quickened as Representative David J Lewis announced for the Senate another potential candidate emerged Thomas W Pangborn leader of Herbert R O Conor gubernatorial campaign Western Maryland disclosed he was considering very carefully proposals to run for either the House or the Senate Pangborn a manufacturer and newcomer to active politics said he would decide within a week or ten days his announcement followed Joseph A Cantrel of Montgomery county who said he would seek Lewis seat as an O Conor supporter.

Hagerstown Maryland David J. Lewis Senate Lewis Thomas W. Pangborn Herbert R. O'Conor House Pangborn Joseph A. Cantrel Montgomery County O'Conor

Utica Evange led Ladies Guild Meeting

The Ladies Guild of the Utica Evangelical and Re formed church met at Mrs. Ida Buxton’s home 141 West Fourth Street Thursday afternoon with nineteen members present. May basket sale reports were given by Mrs. Lydia Lambert and Mrs. Albert Klipp. a quilt won by Miss Edith Radcliff, Frederick, from Mrs. Lambert’s quill quilt project. Next meeting set for July 14 at Mrs. Elmer Remsberg’s home near Frederick.

Utica Utica Evangelical and Re Formed Ida Buxton West Fourth Street Jeannette Remsberg Lydia Lambert Albert Klipp

Cat adopts rabbits after finding them in garden

In Noblesville Indiana a cat with four kittens found two baby rabbits in a garden. She adopted them and now the cat, kittens, and rabbits are all thriving.

Kitien-Raesit Noblesville Ind Hme 14

Bristle Trade Dominated by China Supplies

It is estimated that China supplies 75 percent of the world’s commercial hog bristles, with the United States representing the largest demand as bristle use drives brush manufacturing.

China United States

Airport at Hagerstown to be dedicated June 19

Hagerstown officials plan the dedication of Hagerstown Municipal Airport on Sunday June 19. Capt Eddie Rickenbacker will deliver the principal address along with an air circus featuring stunt flyers Buddy Batzel and Harold Johnson. If weather cancels, events shift to June 26 with the same lineup and program.

Hagerstown F. Richard Crowther Harry Fridinger John, Corderman W. Kellerc Nigh Bruce E Martin Rawlings S. Poole J. David Bowman Herbert Eichhammer Eddie Rickenbacker Eastern Airlines Harold Johnson Buddy Batzel Charles Abel Maryland National Guard

U S Refuses To Move Warships From Yangtze

Shanghai June 14 American warships on the Yangtze to protect American lives and property, the U S government rejecting a Japanese warning to evacuate a 200 mile zone and asserting no restriction on U S naval activity. Admiral Yarnell and consul general Lockhart conveyed the reply.

Shanghai Japan Anking Yangtze River Hankow U. S Yangtze China Wuhu Hankaw Kiukiang Harry E Yarnell U. SS. Asiatic Frank” P. Lockhart

Wills Probated In Orphans Court Names Executors

The will of John A L Young of this city is probated and recorded. Bequests include a jewel to Enoch Chapter Royal Arch Masons and the estate residue to niece Carol Morley Young. executrix named Beatrice Young. Date June 26 1937. Witnesses Dr M A Birely and Hettye A Hahn. The will of Alice Bouldin of this city dated November 3 1937 leaves half the estate to son Charles Bouldin of New York and the other half to grandchildren Gladys Yates Abce Bouldin Fannie Katto Charles Bouldin Jr Harold Bouldin Dorothy Baker and Hattie M Bouldin, all of New York. Executor Dr A G Bourne Sr. also witnessed by Marr V Butcher and David C Winebrenner 3rd.

John A. L. Young Register of Wills Walliama Nash Young Enoch Chapter Royal Arch Masons Carol Morley Young Harry Nash Young Beatrice Young M. A. Birely Hettye A. Hahn Alice Bouldin This City Charles Bouldin New York City Gladys Yates Abce Bouldin Fannie Katto Harold, Bouldin Kenneth Bouldin Dorothy Baker Hattie M. Bouldin New York A. G. Bourne, Sr Marr V. Butcher David C. Winebrenner

William Harvey Credited With Blood Circulation Discovery

Historical note credits William Harvey (1578–1657) with discovering the circulation of blood, a milestone in understanding human physiology. The account highlights his doctrine on systemic circulation and the heart as a central pump.

William Harvey

Court News Faces of People Named in Local Dockets

A list of defendants and co defendants appears with ages and residences from Austin to Harrisburg. Names include Austin C Devilbiss M Gracentine Clarence Cline Dorothy King Dorsey Summer Margaret Brice Richard May Frances Powell Fred Laughlin Ruth Stoltz Wesley Smith Annie Rudisill Marshall Sheehan Katherine Sheehan Marvin May Anna Racer William Duncan Pauline Allman Frederick Greifzy Evelyn Shaffer William Bukovac Charlotte Kelcher Robert Hoffman Violet Snyder Alberto Cairo Constance Bateman.

Austin C. Devilbiss Sixth Street M. Gracentine East Sixth Street Clarence W. Cline Myersville Dorothy E. King Hagerstown Dorsey Summer Margaret Brice Thurmont Richard KR. May Washington, D. C Frances A Powell Bethesda Fred S. Laughlin Ruth Altoona Wesley Smith Annie L Rudisill Glenville Marshall H. Cook Katherine Sheehan Glendale Marvin R. May Anna Louise Racer Berryville William G Duncan Pauline C. Allman Philadelphia Frederick C Greifzy Blue Ridge Summit Evelyn P. Shaffer Wayneshoro William Joseph Bukovac Butler Charlotte Marie Kelcher Washington D. C Robert Hoffman Violet I Snyder Montandon Alberto Cairo Constance V. Bateman Harrisburg

Property Deeds Across County Officials and Sums

Property transfers listed include Clara Hammond to Clair B Foster and others in county for 2119 dollars. William E Foreman as executor deeds to Morris W Wilhide and spouse in county for 10 dollars. Joan W Grave and spouse to Herman Weener and spouse in county for 10 dollars. Commercial Bank of Maryland to H Grady Gore Jr in county for 10 dollars. Norman D Boyer and wife to Madeline M Zimmerman in city for 10 dollars. Frank Nichols to Virginia P Hargett and others in county for 10 dollars. Daught C McBee and others to John Derr in county for 10 dollars. John Derr and single to Virginia P Hargett and others in county for 10 dollars.

Clara Hammond Clair B. Foster William E. Foreman Morris W. Wilhide Joan W. Grave Herman Weener Commercial Bank of Maryland H. Grady Gore, Jr Norman D. Boyer Madeline M. Zimmerman Frank Nichols Virginia P. Hargett Daught C. McBee John Derr Virginia P. Hargett

Annual Outing Of Lewistown Women's Club

The sixth annual bus trip went to Washington and Glen Echo on Walter Stull’s bus. Morning Botanical Gardens visit, Potomac Park picnic, Capitol Theater, Glen Echo supper, evening leisure. Attendees include Walter and Myrle Stull, Elsie Snook, Mae Miller, Lloyd Palmer, Maxie Hill, George Arnold, Gary Utterback, Alton Powell, Dorothy Utterback, Helen Heffner, Kathleen Buhrman, Wilhelmina Harper, Mary Virginia Kelly, Frances Harper, Miriam Stull, Sylvia Eyler, Myrle Muller, R. Paul Buhrman, Jeanette Ramsburg, Russell Long, Fred Stull, F Stanley Stull, Leroy Rice, Harry Stull, Dorothy Grant, Norman Fry, and others.

Lewistown Women’s Club Washington Glen Echo Walter Stull Botanical Gardens Potomac Park Capitol Theater Elsie Snook Mae Miller Lloyd Palmer Maxie Hill George Arnold Gary Utterback Alton Powell Dorothy Utterback Helen Heffner Kathleen Buhrman Wilhelmina Harper Mary Virginia Kelly Frances Harper Miriam Stull Sylvia Eyler Myrle Muller R. Paul Buhrman Jeanette Ramsburg Russell Long Fred Stull F Stanley Stull Leroy Rice Harry Stull Dorothy Grant Norman Fry David Snook

NBC to Present Carnival of Popular Music in July

New York June 14 NBC plans a July 2 start for a "carnival of popular music" series on WJZ and related stations featuring Paul Whiteman Tommy Dorsey Jimmy Dorsey Fred Waring and other soloists and groups. The introductory broadcast will use sport waves to signal new jazz begins. Several daytime and evening programs across WEAF WJZ WABC and others are listed with schedules and guest performers.

New York NBC WJZ Paul Waeman Tommy Jimmy Dorsey Fred Web Abo Congo Jungle Africa

What Is Your News I Q A Test Headline

This item presents a quiz by The APerature Service with questions counting toward a score. It asks about a proxy-manned prisoner of two wars, charges against Harlan County Kentucky miners, stance of the American Communist Party, Pat Harrison’s senate seat, and the Canada stork derby prize money, with answers on the last page.

Harlan County American Communist Party Pat Harrison Tennessee Alabama Mississippi

Nickels Scattered After Truck Crash in Evansville

More than 40 nickels strewn across a highway near Evansville after a truck crash into a utility pole. Passersby rushed to scoop up the coins as the driver did not immediately retrieve them.

Evansville Ind Here

Birthday party given for John T Chaney on 7th birthday

On Sunday at Ridgeville a surprise birthday dinner was held for John T Chaney. Guests included Mrs. John T Chaney and many relatives from Baltimore Balti more Cockeysville Belair Frederick Catonsville and Frederick area sharing cake and gifts.

Ridgeville John T. Chaney E. C. Waesche Baltimore Edward Kaiser Tommy E. C. Riddlemaier Robert Airy Walter Hutchins Edith Mary Hutchins Cockeysville Dewey Bowman Betty Hood Raymond Falkner Belair William Solt Margaret John Frederick James Hood Catonsville Howard Appeltofft

Montgomery County Homemakers Attend Maryland Course

Montgomery County homemaker clubs sent 29 women to the mural women's short course at the University of Maryland in College Park. Sixteen year veteran Mrs Alice Kinsinger of Gaithersburg leads a list of attendees including Mrs Atres Notley Davis of Barnesville and Mrs Clagett H.l rom of Barnesville, with participants from Damascus Rockville Bethesda and other nearby towns.

Montgomery County University of Maryland College Park Alice Kinsinger Gaithersburg Atres Notley Davis Clagett H.lrom Dotn Barnesville Xteenth George King Damascus John Darby Alles Pearl Mazione Spencerville Harvey Seloy Arthur L. Smith Wheaton Rexford Aldridge Forest Glen Ernest Bullard Rockville Peiter Lo Decker Bethesda J. B Ely Lewis Hobbs Colesville John Man

Pasadena Demolition Marks 61st Center Opening

In Pasadena California on June 14 a new shopping center was inaugurated marking the 61st such project in the area. The event drew attention from local officials and merchants eager for the economic boost and growing retail footprint.

Pasadena Calif

Ane Promises Relief From Indigestion and Constipation

A Frederick Maryland drug store promotes "ANE" claiming dramatic relief after others fail. Mrs B F Morgan of Woodsboro testifies after a month with headaches and indigestion easing and sleep improving. The ad urges a week trial and mails a health booklet, with store talk at Williamson's Drug Store 12 N Market St Frederick.

Williamson's N. Market Street Frederick Maryland B. F. Morgan Woodsboro Youll Nz Market Street WMD

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