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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1935
Page
7
A weather recap notes February 1935 as slightly below normal in mean temp but much warmer than February 1934. It logged 7% inches of snow over three days, low rainfall with 1737 inches, and 55 percent sunshine. A Canadian high pressure area is blamed for the lingering cold, with Florida also seeing freezing temperatures as March opens.
Viola A Knill life tenant seeks court decree to sell Margaret Grinder estate land for St Josephs Buckeystown and city properties. Most Rev Michael Curley and church officials named in equity suit with Emma Knill and Fr Finnerty among defendants. News advertising pays big dividends, invest in it.
The Tiny group enjoys adventure with Scouty as a giant helps them harvest peaches by shaking a tree and then lowers himself to enter his tiny house. He explains daily entering is easy while his size amuses the Times. The scene ends with the giant promising more tales in the next story.
A peace play This War by Dorothy Elderdice will be staged Sunday at 7 30 p m in the Blue Ridge college auditorium with special music and an offertory. The notice lists a sequence of local social visits and travels among residents including Mr and Mrs Revle Jones and Ralph, and several other families visiting relatives in New Windsor and surrounding towns.
Claims a money back guarantee if one bottle fails to stop acute stomach distress quickly. Promotes rapid relief from gas belching and heartburn with a Pepsin formula. Cites a testimonial of 4060 bottles sold in a New Jersey town and notes druggists guarantee single bottles.
Big Al Farrell recovers from a hammering by Fred Cramer as Virginia’s heavyweight will represent Maryland in unlimited division against Army. J Gormley moves to 175, Stewart McCaw to middleweight, with Bab cock and Lombardo filling injured Nedomatsky and McAboy. Army boasts Bead, Dick, Meany, Connor and Stillman. West Point’s lineup shifts after a loss to Western Maryland. Dracna from Gettysburg shines but lacks Sweeney’s spark. local basketball fans note his bright floor work. In social notes, Homemakers Club meets Monday at 7 30 p m with project demonstrators leading the period.
Pleasant Walk items report M H Warrenfeltz razed and to rebuild a schoolhouse on his farm west of town. Dean Warrenfeltz breaks arm cranking an automobile. Lloyd Schroyer moves from Smouse farm to Ridenour farm near Mt Lene, Washington county. Harry Schroyer and wife visit Elmer Bussard in Sunnyside. Salthe Chance of Hagerstown visits uncle Pinkney Warrenfeltz. William Rowe moves to J D Mouse farm. Page Routzahn Ralph Marker Chester Green and David Degrange spend Thursday evening visiting friends in Joetown.
A pair of narwhal whales is observed with two tusks total. The female shows no tusk while the male bears two tusks, one protruding several feet from the jaw.
The notice advertises visiting a UBIKO dealer to obtain a free booklet titled THE UBIKO ALL MASH SYSTEM and promises helpful hints to win. It invites customers to inquire at the dealer for the brochure.
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