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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1937

Page

2

Local Baptists Named At Hagerstown Meeting

Members of the Fares Bapt church in this city elected officers for the Woman's Missionary Society during a two day Hagerstown meeting. Mrs W O Mosel was named Superintendent. other officers include Mrs W O Stumm associate and Mrs W Gregors mansion study chair. The Seneca District Association includes Frederex Carroll and Washington counties with many attendees and speakers such as Mes Barnes and Mrs Lagene Bevernd from Baltimore.

Fares Bapts Woman's Missionary Moat E Bap Seneet Thattey Association Hager Town Woc Mosal Stumm WoGregors Tyowen Roehords Mager Baltmore Mia Rosal Opie Watts Haltmore Ase Sembly Res Pauli Tre Dochehset Temrty MD Saeer Urton Hay Aless Gas Spangier

Woodsboro Man Details Three Day Auto Trip to the South

Allen Ros writes of a Woodsboro family trip from Woodsboro through Roanoke Martinsville Winston-Salem Asheville and Birmingham covering about 920 miles in three days. He praises new concrete roads over the mountains and the Great Smoky Mountains pine forests near Asheville. He notes Fort Carolina furniture industry, more housing and improvements, and reflects on the Woodebarn area.

Asheville S.C Greenville Atlanta Birmingham Woodsboro Martinsville Smith Great Smoky Mountains Fort Carolina Woodebarn

Camp Emphasizes Homemaking Skills For Girls

The article notes Girl Scout camps promote homemaking as a valued skill with flexible programs that allow girls to choose roles like meal prep and table setting. Dietitian guidance and meals for younger campers are described as part of a balanced curriculum. Miss Hazel K. Allen cites improved conduct and development under this plan.

Howe Jerkes Hazel K. Allen

Alabama gasoline tax and token system discussed

The article explains an Alabama style tax plan with a gasoline tax of 14 cents per gallon and a 2 percent sales levy on most purchases. Tokens issued by the state are required for buying items and are bought at ten for one cent. Merchants fear the tax burden increases and party figures weigh in on the plan.

Marshand Alabama Birmingham Smith Frederick Post

Revolting Democrats Nominate Wheeler to Lead Split

In Washington on June 17, rebellious Senate Democrats formed an independent group to oppose the Roosevelt court bill. They named Senator Wheeler of Montana to head the faction and appointed a seven member steering committee including King Utah Van Nuys Indiana McCarran Nevada Clark Missouri O Mahoney Wyoming Gerry Rhode Island and Burke Nebraska.

Washington Senate Democratic Party Wheeler Montana King Utah van Nuys Indiana McCarran Nevada Clark Missouri O'Mahoney Wyoming Gerry Rhode Island Burke Nebraska

Frederick Female Seminary Alumnae Hold Annual Meeting

The Frederick Female Seminary Alumnae Association gathered Thursday at The Vindo Bona Praddock Heights. Officers elected: President Mrs Edward P Gale, Vice President Mrs Harry O Nicodemus, Secretary-Treasurer Miss Jane Zimmerman, Program Chairman Mrs John B Harding. They voted a $100 contribution to Head College in memory of Hiram Winchester, to be presented at the college’s 1944 fiftieth anniversary.

Frederick Female Seminary Vindobona Praddock Heights Florence Tray Bertha Trail Edward P. Gale Harry O. Nicodemus Jane Zimmerman John B. Harding Head College Hiram Winchester Connecticut

Appeal Scheduled Monday In Jefferson Area Licensing Hearing

A continuation of Sidney B. Michael's appeal before the State License Bureau near Jefferson is scheduled for Monday. The hearing involves contested licensing actions and related testimony expected from involved parties.

Sidney B. Michael Jefferson State

Times His Play For Slam

Secretary American Bridge League notes a high level bridge play by North player Robert Bramney of New York in a London Terrace duplicate game. Bramney reached a grand slam and made all seven tricks, a feat held as the event’s standout achievement.

WM. E. McKinney American Bridge League Teres Robert Bramney New York London Terrace North Trump

Coup Shortens Trumps in Rare Bridge Coup

The article describes a bridge hand where North preserves the same trump count as West by a coup. West holds ace queen hearts and a diamond sequence leads to dummy. Declarer uses cross maneuvers, ruffs, and reentries to force West into a powerless position with remaining high cards.

West South East Declarer North

License action rescinds beer sale permit for Michael

Monday afternoon around 3 30 license records indicate a beer selling license for Michael was revoked by the License Commissioner on Thursday marking a regulatory action against the establishment.

Michael

Myers Appeals Hearing Proceeded with Additional Witnesses

G. Ed. Myers appealed to the state bureau. A hearing began Wednesday and continued for additional witnesses.

G. Ed. Myers State Bureau

Land Bank Loan Rates Called Disturbing

President Roosevelt called the House approved bill disturbing for extending the 3 1/2 percent emergency rate on Federal Land Bank loans and lowering rates on other farm mortgages. He noted the national debt rose to a record 36,933,907,802.90 as of June 14 with veterans bonus payments and June financing pushing totals higher.

Washington Roosevelt House Treasury

Roosevelts Senate hearing on treasury cost set at 40 million

The current year's deficit stood at 2 102 413 dollars. President Roosevelt told the Senate Banking Committee the legislation should cost the Treasury more than 40 million dollars annually. Ancient Egyptians shaved their eyebrows in mourning for a favored cat.

Roosevelt Senate Banking Committee Treasury

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