Salvation Army Campaign Opens with Major Marshall Speech
Major George H Marshall of Baltimore urged individual responsibility for community welfare at a Salvation Army campaign dinner in the Francis Scott key hotel. He outlined a $2,400 goal, praised past work, and noted boys and girls groups, Girl Scouts, and a strong advisory board as canvassing begins with tag days planned for city and county residents.
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George H Marshal
Baltimore
The
Salvation Arms
Francis Scottley
Saltation Army
the Salvation Amy
Zonta Club
Marshell
Wham Booth
Salvation Army
Den
Piay
Bernard C. Morrins
Robert Bott
Women’s Home League
Roger B Wolfe
Appeal For Funds
Meyer Lloyd
Culler
Ruth Dixon Thomas
G Eims Williams
de Witt
Louis L Wilson
Frederick City
Liberacly
Ctty
Ty Com
Meeting Recap Shows Numerous Attendees and Workers Listed
The report lists numerous individuals linked to a past meeting including Roger B Wolfe and Hart Etchison along with many others such as Ira Ray George Rothenhoefer and Dr Ralph Campbell. Names span military officers spouses and multiple employed workers and attendees present at the gathering.
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Roger B Wolfe
Lying M. Landauer
Hart Etchison
Ralph Zimmerman
George & Rodock
Clyde M Roney
Edigar Ko Moore
L LL Wilson
Arthur H Doll
Wiliam B Bennett
Alvin S Main
F Hans Myers
C Thomas Summers
Byron A Wineprenner
Orville Amick
Mary Watera
Ira Ray
George Rothenhoefer
A A. Pearre
John W Grove
Charles A Opel
R Ames Hendrickson
Elmer F Munshower
Margaret Cele
Iring Ramenburg
Ralph Campbell
E M Akers
Charles D Albaugh
U Grant Hooper
E C Kefauver
Arthur Johnston
Samuel Howard
Isabelle Kunkel Dante
Cliver Brengle
Prank H Foland
Mayo
Linsd C Culler
George H Musha
Otho J Kellet
John T Best
Dewitt P Zuse
R D Campbell
H Deir WU Grant Hooper
Charles A. Opel
Wiss
Mecha Flynn
Florence Garner
Mary O Case
H O Shroeder
Voss Anna Schantz
Clyde Mo Roney
Federation of Rinal Womens Chaba meeting rescheduled
The Board of Directors meeting of the Federation of Rinal Womens Chaba of Freduilek county will be held at 10 o’clock Wednesday morning instead of Thursday morning as recently announced.
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Direv'oia
Federation of Rinal Womens Chaba
Freduilek
New Designed Rooms Cheaper Than Purchasing Haphazardly
Harmony and huability argues that interior architects now design rooms as integrated units, offering affordable, functional designs. The article notes light optimized windows, mirror panels, indirect lighting, versatile furniture, and adaptable layouts that maximize space and comfort.
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Adam
Costa
Yuen
Jong
Two and a half years in Maryland House for bad checks
Harvey M Clark of Winchester, Virginia, was sentenced by Judge Arthur D Willard in the Circuit Court to two and a half years for passing bad checks. He received one and a half years for the Foland check, six months for the Shankle checks, and another six months for a third count, the terms to run consecutively. Sentence on one false pretense charge and a carrying concealed weapons indictment was suspended.
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Harvey M Clark
Winchester
Arthur D Willard
Maryland House of Correction
Clark
Willard
Elmer K Foland
Harry D Shankle
House of Correction
Priday
Bennett
Hahn
Sherman P Bowers
Durbin
William E Durbin
Paul Sullivan
Guy E. Crouse
Sullivan
Crouse
American Bridge League relocates national HQ to New York
The American Bridge League moves its national headquarters to New York and maintains Cleveland and Los Angeles offices. Readers may write to the Park Central hotel for prompt replies or visit for a bridge chat in New York City. A play that is said to bother is noted.
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WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
New York
Park Central Hotel
League
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Perk Central Hotel
New York City
Bridge Hand Leads to Subtle Club Play Trick
A reader describes a bridge scenario with three clubs to the jack and queen in two hands. Lead the jack toward the queen to improve chances if the ace and king are split, and consider the opponent’s led suit to decide. The column then shifts to local court notes and community updates including liquor-law indictments and social visits.
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East
West
Union Bridge Benefit Card Party Scheduled by Home Makers Club
A benefit card party sponsored by the Home makers' Club will be held at the Knights of Pythias building on Wednesday evening, March 13. Prizes and refreshments will be served. Mrs Earl Buckey was accompanied later by Mrs G L Spiekel on a trip to their parents in McKeesport, Pa to be away ten days or two weeks. About seventy five people arrived by bus and auto to attend evangelistic services at Thurmont conducted by Rev Dr.
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Union Bridge
Homemakers’ Club
Knights of Pythias
Earl Buckey
G L Spiekel
Waynesboro
Yates
McKeesport
Thurmont
Airplane Altitude Records Rise With New Technologies
Airplane altitude records are climbing about 1500 feet yearly thanks to controllable pitch propellers, improved superchargers, and pilots using oxygen equipment.
Marriage Licenses And Property Deeds In Frederick Area
Court notices list multiple marriage licenses from Pa and Md towns including Hummelstown, Hagerstown, Catawissa, Fairfax, Thurmont, and Sunbury with ages and spouses. Property transfers show deeds from William T. Kreh, John Routzahn, Emory Coblentz, and others to banks and individuals with values ranging from $5 to $500. Also mentions discharge of bankrupt Merril W. Smith in U S District Court.
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Austin Beachell
Ethel Hawthorne
Hummelstown
United States District Court
Merril W. Smith
Pete
Luffs Stuff Critiques Self Sufficient Attitudes
A satirical piece by N A Lufburrow laments stingy self sufficiency among people. It condemns those who act as if the world and its affairs belong to them, highlighting the pain of relying on others and the social harms of egoistic behavior.
Properties Sold In Weekend Deeds Record
Deeds filed show Willam T Kreh and spouse sold 241 West Fifth Street dwelling to Frederick County National Bank for about 1500 dollars. Harry E Angleberger and spouse sold 119 Fast Sixth Street two story frame dwelling to Vernon M Reoads couple for about 1500 dollars. A Braddock Heights parcel was also recorded on the west side of the road to the Heights.
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Willam T Kreh
West Fifth Street
Frederick County National Bank
Harry E Angleberger
Fast Sixth Street
Vernon M. Reoads
Braddock Heights
Property Transfers From Dean Farm to New Owners
A 41 acre Lewistown district property once part of the Dean farm and later transferred from Mrr and Mrs Emory Coblents to Mr and Mrs J Main with a price around 4000. A 1923 deed records transfer of Llanogle property to L and Waeschean Sons Inc by the Onion Trust Company for about 7500. News advertising pays big dividend.
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Dean Farm
Mrr
Emory Coblents
J. Main
Llanogle
Lewistown
L. &. Waeschean Sons, Inc
Onion Trust
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