Ministers Name Officers Hold Annual Outing at Walkersville
Frederick County Ministerial Association held its last outing of the year at the Methodist Episcopal church Walkersville with new members welcomed and former officers stepping down A paper on Pastoral Visitation by Rev W C Royal was praised Officers elected were Rev Dr C Erdman president Rev Dr Charles E Wehler vice president Rev Russell C Over secretary and Rev John S Bowlus treasurer About 75 ministers and wives attended and were served dinner by the Woman's Auxiliary then enjoyed afternoon games and recreation
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Frederick County
Methodist Episcopal church
Walkersville
C. Erdman
Burkittssile
Charles E. Wehler
this city
Russell C. Over
Adgersville
John S. Bowlus
Burkittville
Joan W. Fisher
barman
Ralph E. Hartman
civ
devotons
C. N. Prushour
Orsville
William C. Royal
oigar galice
Thomas
Dicker
Brunswick
Elliott Cus
W. B. Ellisit
Urbana
Trago W. Liord
Walkers- Ville
Woodlawn church
Baltimore
Robert Boll
Emmett A. Otto
Mt. Savage
Mir. Lloyd
Robinson
Raymerd Brown
Damascus
Wiam Lewis
Cumberland
Mr. Onckey
Erdman
ministerial association
Calles quits Mexican politics and returns home
Former Mexican strongman Plutarco Elias Calles announced his withdrawal from public life amid weeks of crisis. He said he would depart for the north Tuesday, leaving public affairs to others while President Lazaro Cardenas presses ahead with reshaping the cabinet and government.
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Associated Press
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Self Sufficiency Policy Is Hit By Hull
Ann Arbor dispatch reports a chaotic scramble of garbled policy rhetoric as Hull faces criticism over a self sufficiency approach. The fragmentary text references a shift toward bar barism and savagery and hints at a push for world peace and cultural growth amid unclear dialogue.
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Hull
Ann Arbor
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motrons
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Executors named in wallet suit seek recovery for bank loss
Eugene Zummer of Baltimore County sues Emory Coblen tz and Newton Fulton as executors of Gephas M. Thomas to recover $27 343 49 lost when Walkersville Savings Bank closed and Central Trust Co acquired it The suit filed in Circuit Court cites bank merges and seeks to hold the executors liable for funds deposited before May 24 1926 The case includes testimony on bank solvency and attempts by Fidelity and Deposit Co to prove the Walkersville institution never ceased to exist with numerous exhibits and legal representation listed for both sides
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Eugene Zummerman
Baltinmore
Gephas MM. Thomas
Walkersville
Emory L. Cobrentz
Newton A. Fulton
Central Trust Company offeists
Hammond Urner
Arthur D. Willard
Circuit Court
Savings Bank
Coblentz
Fulton
Thomas
Madeline Zimmerman
Young Zimmerman
Central Company
Central Trust Co
Walkersville Savings Bank
Zimmerman
Mr. Goblenzz
Mr. Fulton
Central Trust Company
Cobranz
the Central Trust Company
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Watersville Savings Bank
State Bank
George W. Page
offee
tk dal
Dobie
Cumberland
tt bank
Michael Paul
Zimmer- Gen
Washington Bowie
Leslie N. Coblenitz
im M. Storm
Firemen Face Battle in Canton and Oakland Meeting
A jumbled report details a Canton clergy theft at Grace Church with a gold cross and chest contents valued around 1000 dollars, found by Miss Oille Thomas. Oakland hosts Maryland firefighters four day annual meeting amid talks to raise pensions and disability benefits for widows and disabled members.
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Benyvile
Whichas
Goodwin H. Willams
Clarke county
Oille Thomas
Altar God
Oakland
Maryland
board for trustees
School District Fiscal Year Expenditure Report
The record shows a total of $923 476 spent to run schools for the fiscal year with an accompanying amount of $189 981 10. The figures indicate a summary of district spending and allocations for operations and offerings in the reporting period.
Frederick County Education Finance Report Summary
Fiscal review shows Frederick County schools received 306 812 18 from the county levy for current expenses and 47 320 32 in federal aid for property improvements. State funds totaled 169 981 10 with allocations for high school aid free book fund and other programs. total receipts from all sources reached 1 942 761 01, while total current expenses and capital outlays are itemized for salaries supplies and maintenance.
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Frederick Cow
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Pennsylvania
Jetépis
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Texbooks
Rev William H Best Receives Doctor of Divinity Degree
Rev William H Best pastor of Arlington Methodist Episcopal Church South Baltimore received the Doctor of Divinity degree at Randolph-Macon College Ashland Virginia during last week’s commencement exercises. Forty four academic and three honorary degrees were conferred. Dr Best is a son of the late Mr and Mrs John T Best Sr of near Frederick.
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Wiliam H. Best
Atlington Methodist Episcopal church
South
Baltimore
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland
academc
Best
John T. Best
Frederick
City to Release Street Lighting Cost Report Wednesday
City officials plan a public release Wednesday of a detailed street lighting cost survey by Maxwell, covering years of city expenditures, maintenance of the heat plant, and related items. The report, to be reviewed with Potomac Edison’s proposed supply terms, aims to establish a fair basis for current and future street lighting costs.
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Potomson
Elmer S.C. Max
Maxwell
Potomac Edison Company
Lford C. Culler
Edward J
Pep talk to Works Administrators amid state issues
An official addresses works administrators, acknowledging the ongoing state of affairs and urging focus on the task at hand. The remarks reference leadership, responsibility, and the need for coordination to meet challenges in the period ahead.
Doctor Fas Tour Reflects on National War Service
Dr. Harry Fas returned from a trip to the 38a grad om School with a note of a restless career across Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado and beyond. Dr Kefauver observed dust storms in those regions. Kefauver is known to many as connected to Boys' High School and occupational health, with ties to the Medical Service of the Veterans Administration in Washington.
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Harry Fas
Texas
Okliahoma
Colorado
Kefauver
Hich
Medial Service of the Veterans Administration
Washington
GFT VOTING Row and Budget Plans for Wheaton Districts
Fragmentary report notes voting row and anticipated state funding for Wheaton districts. Mentions appropriations planned for next year and the year after, with installation of machinery cited as an economy measure. Details are unclear and partially garbled.
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Wheaton
Mitchell Opens Finish Fight Over Commerce Dept
AP reports Mitchell attacks the Commerce Department in a public finish fight accusing special interests of dominating the agency. He criticizes a government contract with States Lines for the Leviathan liner lay up as a sealed deal, claiming secretaries approved it and noting his resignation followed Roosevelt's May 30 request for reorganizing the transport service.
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As- Secreta
Commerce
Secreta
Leviathan
Secretar
Mitchel
D. Roosevelt
Fight Over Holding Company Bill Dominates Congress
In Washington a fierce political battle over the holding company bill unfolds as Roosevelt faces Big Business. The Dieterich amendment dies amid a near split vote. Democrats and New Dealers maneuver to win victory while long-time power interests rally against the measure.
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Congress
Federal Trade Comm Power Commission
Frank Delano
Roosevelt
Dieterich
White House
Charles West
Stock Market Halts: Utilities Are Firm
New York traders paused as the market halted to catch its breath with no signs of a serious downturn. Profit taking touched some rising shares while utilities showed a firm undertone, rails stayed steady, and grains rose on higher Liverpool prices. Call money renewed at a quarter percent and the pound sterling opened at 1.92.
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New York
Liverpool
Visit Dr Locke Masses Margaret and Party from Baltimore
A Baltimore couple Mr and Mrs C O Porter and three Marsh sisters toured Ontario and Ottawa seeking treatment from arthritis specialist Dr W M Locke in Williamsburg. They reported improvements after four days of exposure to his methods and noted others praising him. Locke, said to have earned millions, charges one dollar and treats about two to three thousand patients annually with assistants. Patients from Ohio and beyond were named as beneficiaries of his care.
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Margaret
Elizabeth
Catherine Marsh
C O. Porter
Baltimore
Ontario
Canada
W. M. Locke
Williamsburg
Ottawa
Toronto
Ais
Porter
Locke
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Call for Deans Inquiry at US of Md Ignites Board Scrutiny
A student publication reports the university’s investigation into allegations within the administration. The inquiry focuses on academic standards and overall university governance as the board reviews data collected during the process. External statements are limited.
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NRA in limbo as old code expires and new stopgap takes effect
The expired NRA blue eagle era ends at midnight as Congress creates a temporary stopgap NRA led by James L. ONeill. Roosevelt orders an executive frame and sets up divisions to study old codes and promote voluntary fair competition. Debates over constitutional amendments and future codes continue amid uncertainty.
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James L. O'Neil
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
NRA
Roosevelt
Congress
ONeill
new deal
Leon C. Marshall
new recovery board
Supreme Court
Prenius L. Coonley
muni
Street Cars Taken From Omaha Streets
Street cars were removed from Omaha streets as announced by city officials. The incident occurred June 17 and involved authorities confirming the removal of the street cars during the disruption. Exact reasons and parties responsible were not fully disclosed in the available text.
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Omaha
Weather Today Summary From Dusty 1935 Report
The document gives precipitation for June to date at 239 inches, with normal 36 inches and a shortfall of 254 inches to June 1 for 1935. It lists high yesterday of 86 and last year 92, low last night 47 and last year 53. Sunset 7:39 p.m., sunrise 4:42 a.m. Moonrise 7:30 p.m., moonset 6:24 a.m.
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