Flags Presented at Frederick Library Flag Day Ceremony
Flag Day events at the C Burr Library featured the Frederick Chapter DAR presenting an American flag and the Sergeant Lawrence Everhart Chapter SAR presenting a Maryland flag. Mrs Hammond Clary and Mrs Wilbar Blakestee led the ceremony with remarks by Jacob Rohrback and Edward S Delaplaine, followed by a DAR luncheon at Vindobona Hotel and plans for a bronze marker on the Roger Brooke Taney home. Letters from Governor Johnson’s collection and other exhibits were showcased, with attendees from DAR chapters across Maryland.
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Burr Ariz
Rohrback
Lewis A Rice
SAR
Maryland
Edward S Dela- Plaine
Rohrbach
Delaplaine
Frederick D A R
Edith Scott Magna
BD. A. R
Miriam Feely
Emma Brown
Sophie Reich
Vindobona
Daughters of the American Revolution
Vindobona Hotel
Braddock Heights
Storm
David Kolb
Adele Cronise
Elizabeth Hauck
Eleanor Hauck
Blakeslee
Maud Maulsby
Baltimore
Anthony Bonn
H C Stanwood
Esther N Dole
Chestertown
Frank N. Hoffmeier
Hagerstown
Jesse B. Anders
Mt. Olivet
Francis Scott Key
Johnson
Thomas Johnson
George Washington
Gov. Johnson
John Jay
J. H. Stone
Daniel Carroll
Lafayette
Gov Johnson
Supreme Court
Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Ann Graham
Marshall L. Etchison
Annia Brown
John Beavers
Washington, D. C
Hammond Clary
Alvin H. Crawford
Mirs
John Cu
Celeste M. Roelkey
Marmares
Backie
Chas
Truck collision injures boy and cow on Maryland pike
A rear-end crash on the Baltimore pike near Pearl left a 0 year old boy and a cow injured as a loaded truck from Hagerstown driven by James A Buckingham plowed into a light Mohler farm truck sending it into a herd of about 25 cows. Richard Mohler suffered a broken arm while the cow was injured. Buckingham received a summons for reckless driving and was investigated by State Police Corporal Walter K. May. Dr. George H. Riggs treated the boy at home.
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Richard Mohler
Baltimore Pike
Pearl
Richard
Franklin A. Mohler
National Pike
Mohler
Hagerstown
James A‘ Buckingham
Catte
Buckingham
Dg. W. Myers and Company
Hajterstown
Corp
Walter K. May
George H. Riggs
New Market 4-H Club Hosts Members and Guernsey Cattle Event
About 55 people including 30 New Market 4-H members and 25 Guernsey cattle breeders joined Mr and Mrs Howard A Quinn near Frederick for a Tuesday evening meeting. Lester Mainhart led the session with W H Juze of the American Guernsey Cattle Club giving a milk use talk tied to the Golden Guernsey milk sales project. County agent Henry R Shoe maker spoke briefly. A Juze film on Guernsey history and Channel Islands life followed, with Ransom Lewis presenting. An invitation was extended to meet at Paul Clay’s home in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iNew Market 4-H Club
Guernsey
Howard A. Quinn
Frederick
Lester Mainhart
W. H. Juze
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Pew
Golden Guernsey
Henry R. Shoemaker
Juze
Ransom Lewis
Channel Islands
Paul Clay
Airy
Donald Warfield
Quinn
Social event guests and hosts at Braddocks Heights
W. Ross, 3rd, Miss Ann Sheeten helm, and guests attended with Mrs Wm. Br. Smith, Mrs Malcolm Stickney, Mrs Wm MM. Storm, Mrs Leonard Storm, Mrs Edward Shriner, Mrs Thelma Shriner, Miss Mary Shuff, Mrs Wesley Tull, Mrs Alien Rohrback, and others at Braddock Heights with Airs. Louis L Wilson and Miss Jane Zimmerman, plus Mrs Dean Zefler and guest, Mrs Leon P. F. Vauthier in New Market.
City Sets New Year With Appointments At City Hall
Mayor Lloyd Craler will open his green bag of appointments for the coming fiscal year at City Hall tonight. Most employees are expected to be renamed. the board is not anticipated to object. An appropriation for playground operation and plans for opening may be announced. The city also marks completion of a sanitary sewerage system with about 1,090 connections and a local Housing Authority under a slum clearance project.
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Lloyd €. Craler
Frederick
City Hall
Mdsor
Ciy
Grange says farm act opposition not total
Edward F. Holter Middletown farmer and Pomona Grange master told Kiwanians at Hotel Frederick Tuesday that Grange action opposing the Federal farm act does not show disagreement with the whole program. He noted the March 7 resolution urged Congress to eliminate compulsory quotas and base the act on voluntary, constitutional principles. He endorsed many provisions, citing a 25 page soil conservation outline aiming to conserve resources, aid marketing, parity payments, and fair prices for consumers. He explained quotas and penalties under the act and recalled the ancient Egyptian example of the ever normal granary as not a new idea. He was introduced by James H. Harris Jr with J Tyson Lee welcomed to the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Holter
Middletown
Pomona Grange
Kiwanians
Hotel Frederick
Grange
Imeeling
Congress
Holter
Secretary of Agriculture
Joseph
Egypt
James H. Harris, Jr
J. Tyson Lee
Urbana
Otho J. Keller
Scottish Rite Annual Outing at Windoborpa Brad auck Heigets
Frederick Lodge of Perfection Scottish Rite Masons held its annual outing at Windoborpa Brad auck Heigets with 103 members, ladies, and guests attending. The banquet opened at 6:45 PM, Guy C. Roser served as toastmaster, and dignitaries including William Booth Price and John W. Donaldson spoke. A Waynesboro entertainer attended and dancing followed Dave Hagan's orchestra.
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Frederick
Baltimore
John W. Donaldson
Harry H. Roy
Mason
Roy
Vernon W. Nicodemus
Ira S. Brandfield
F. ¥. Swearim
Mehri L. Reddick
Charles W Ross W
Irving E Staley
C. C Rayfield
Harry O. Schroeder
W. E. Jones
S. Elmer Brown
Irving M. Landauer
A Hart &Tchison
Pinkney A Richardson
John B. Funk
Ernest R. Hammaker
C . Beatty
Kirk D Cramer
A. LeRoy McCardell
Albert M Coblentz
A. L Ellin
Ross V. Smith
Arthur T McCanner
R. Ames Hendrickson
Francis B. Sappington
Hobart B. Albaugh
Thomas R.saylor
Alfred G.zimmerman
Harry P. Seeger
Guy C. Roser
John M. Etzder
Dan Leatherman
B .B. Rosenstock
William E. Darner
J Atete Fleming
Mary Elizabeth Kelly
F. Gordon Waters
Bertha Brown
Anna W. Brown
Courtenay Clingan
Anna Margaret Myers
Nellie E. Blentlinger
Mary E. Mercer
Messrs
J. Elmer Shultz
Gerson Rosenour
C. Leslie Blentlinger
Allen W. Nicodemus
Thorrss A. Chapline
Charles W. Crum
H.W. Moxley
W. 5. Little
Arthur T. Myers
A. F. Miller
Robert B Crothers
Mehri H. Ramsburg
Marion S. Miller
Ben Rosenour, Jr
Dr A. A. Radcliff
Not the Kidnapper Says Man Freed of Doubt
A man named Leo Fred enck is cleared of involvement in the 10 year old Charles Mawson case though bearing a black beard hollow cheeks and a bashed nose resembling the abductor in sketches. He has nine prior arrests in various cities and a protective police identification card.
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Charles Mawson
Leo Fredenck
FBE
Wasting Patrol
Court News: Property Deeds Filed in County Transfers
Myersville Savings Bank to Samuel M Gordon and wife for $10. Alter Y Bennett as surviving trustee to Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of Woodsboro. Irma Frushour and husband to William C Humm and wife for $100. Commercial Bank of Maryland to William C Hummard wife for $10. State Roads Commission of Maryland for Bridge Approach at Point of Rocks.
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Myersville Savings Bank
Samuel M Gordon
Alter Y. Bennett
Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of
Woodsboro
Irma Frushour
William C Humm
Commercial Bank of Maryland
William C. Hummard
County
State Roads Commision of
Maryland
Point of Rocks
China swept by flood and revaged by wet Shanghai
Shanghai describes a massive flood sweeping across hundreds of miles in China’s Heilong province as dyke breaks threaten the region. Japanese engineers report thousands of civilians drowned and large numbers trapped. Officials say river embankments failed between key railway nodes, with relief workers rushing to respond to the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Yellow Rev
Hans Province
China
Mga
Chengchow
Lunghai and
Peroimng-Hankow
Kafeng
Cranium Crackers Answers and Historic Flood Reference
Answers show playful misprints from pages with odd spellings and name substitutions. The text mentions James Knox Polk as a Sith President and cites a misrendered travel phrase Around the World in 89 Days. It also references a plantation state Rhode Island and details about Chinese flood relief and refugee movements tied to Henan Anhwei Kiangsu during invasions.
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Berg
James Knox Polk
United States
Rhode Island
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S. A. RB
Tad A
New Market
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Home
East Patrick ST
Pomona Group
Lodge of Perfection
Mount
Emmitsburg
Robert A . McCormick
Department of Education
Mt St Mary's College
John L Sheridan
Father McCormick
John J. O Neill
Father O'Neill
Eagles Mere
Europe
Paul F. Schminke
York
Visting Kinaman
Frank ‘L. Clapp
Newton, N. C
Francis Perrott
Court News
Albert W. Behrke
Janet Burnside
Scranton, Pa
Delphey
Berger
B.V.D
Yellow River
Henan
Anhwei
Kiangsu
Heart of China
Tomorro
Patrick St
Frederick, M
Markela
Clott
Geer
Frederick Wiih
Hendrickson
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