Candidates Gearing Up For State and Local Races
Twenty candidates already declared and more expected as the 1936 election cycle nears the September primary. Key races include sheriff with multiple Democrats and Republicans, Orphans Court, Register of Wills, county treasurer, commissioners, and state senate seats. Frederick County voters will also see Frederick leaders and national figures as incumbents seek re election.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Rayner
Charles W. Smith
Denver J. Shook
Lawrence E
Jake” Fagan
John W. Null
Fagan
Guy Anders
Charles W. Crum
Harry Windigier
Rumer
Orphans’ Court
Samuel A. Gregg
George L. Doub
Middletown
Pinkney A. Richardson
LeGore
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Frank J. Campbell
Frederick
Emmitsburg
Sherman P. Bowers
Register of Wills
Charles K. Rhoderick
Charles F Alcore
Democratic Central Committee
Brunswick
John Hershberger
Edgar Peaster
Walkersville
Thomas A. Chapline
Roger G. Harley
Charles G. Geisbert
Urbana
John B. Funk
Harry W. LeGore
Circuit Court
Ellis C. Wachter
House of Delegates
Funk
Frederick County
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Gomery County
Stedman Prescott
Montgomery
Howard W. Jackson
Baltimore
Herbert R. O'Conor
William S. Gordy, Jr
Lansdale G. Lasseer
State Senate
Petersville 4 H Club Welcomes New Members at March Meeting
Jolly Worker's 4 H Club met at Martha Wirts home on March 3. After songs and roll call the club welcomed two new members Shirley and Beverly Wall. Games were played and refreshments served. Next meeting set for Hilda Flook's home in April.
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Petersville
Jolly Worker's
Martha Mary Wirts
Shirley
Beverly Wall
Hilda Flook
Revival Series Opens at Deerfield United Brethren Church
A two week revival began Sunday night at Deerfield United Brethren Church led by Rev. Ivan G. Naugle. Visiting ministers will speak for two nights in week one, with special musical programs and gospel singing in the first 15 minutes of each service. Weekday services start 7:45 p.m., Sunday services 7:30 p.m. No services Saturday. Rev. W. L. Kauffman of Manchester A. B. charge canceled Friday night.
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Deerfield
W. L Kauffman
Manchester
A. B. Charge
Taneytown News Briefs Reflect School Programs And Sports
Taneytown pupils received bookmarkers from the American Legion with safety rules for school and play. Miss Maye Grimes led the school, while Miss Ruth DeVore met teachers to discuss the Metropolitan Achievement Tests. A county championship basketball game saw Westminster beat Taneytown 19 to 17. The high school honored the girls basketball team with miniature balls for a fine show. The Junior class will screen Navy Blue and Gold on April 7 and 3 at the Shriners Theater. Both schools earned attendance awards this month. high school 93 percent and elementary 95.1 percent, each receiving books. An old Welsh law notes a hamlet’s legal status with a cook, church, bull, cat, herdsman, kiln, and plow.
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Taneytown
American Legion Department of
Marty-land
Maye Grimes
Ruth DeVore
Smetropoltan
Shriner Theater
Marion Lansing
Richard J . Hallourton
Date For Trial Of Witherow Not Set
No date fixed for trial of Johnna Witherow a Freedom Pa farmer charged in the November 1936 robbery at Mrs Clare Sebaff’s home south of Exmitsourg. She is free on bond of 2000 and accused as one of the trio who bound Mrs Schaffer and a maid Amatha McAfee taking more than 1600 in cash. Trial date to be set.
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Adolf Hitler
Germany
der Fuehrer
Africa
German East Africa
German South West Africa
Cameroons
Great Britain
Belgium
Union of
Johnna Witherow
Freedom
Farmer
Clare Sebaff
St Antony's
Exmitsourg
Witherow
Sirs. Schaffer
Amatha McAfee
Gettysburg
Sherman P. Bowers
Witperaw
Investigation toward disposal at term in case
He indicated that some investigation is now being made of a matter in connection with the case and that disposal at this term may follow.
Famous Doctor’s Patent Medicines Stir Pennsylvania Market
A renowned doctor named Dr. Pierce practiced medicine in Pennsylvania and issued prescriptions in high demand. Advertisements promise relief for digestion and appetite while misprinted lines hint at a Buffalo affiliation and a clinic offer with free samples, listing prices for various remedies and nerve tonics.
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Pennsylvania
Buffalo
Easy
Arge
Peers
Pierce
Buffats
Ybor
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