Work Relief To Be Resumed Monday In Frederick County
Frederick County welfare leader says work relief projects serving about 1000 men likely to restart Monday. Funds from Baltimore were en route but had not arrived by Thursday night. projects may not return to full-time status until funds are received. Officials encourage workers to seek odd jobs over weekend to tide them over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Frederick County
Dertzbaugh
Uns
Welfare Board
Local society notes from Middleburg and surrounding area
March social round up from Middleburg includes Mr and Mrs E Byler Mrs Wilfred Crouse and Mrs Earle Rakestraw at a Rocky Ridge benefit card party last Tuesday. Miss Bahr Keefer of Baltimore visited Truman Keefer and Miss Carolyn Ohler of Rocky Ridge visited Mrs Betty Crouse. Mrs J H Bowman and her sons attended HC Macify funeral in Catonsville. Rose Snare returned home after staying with her brother Jacob Snare. A surprise party was held at Mr and Mrs (incomplete)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleburg
John Newcomer
Emmitsburg
E . Byler
Wilfred Crouse
Earle Rakestraw
Rocky Ridge
Miss Bahr] Keefer
Baltimore
Truman Keefer
Carolyn Ohler
Rocky Rideec
Betty Crouse
J H Bowman
Samuel and
Blanchard
Bowman
HC Macify
Catonsville
Rose Snare
Jacob Snare
Middletown Officials Nominated at Meeting
At Memorial Hall Middletown a primary meeting nominated two candidates for Burgess Walter Beachley and George L. Doub and six for Commissioners Dr Frank C Ryan Aubrey Reed Lee L Gaver and Leslie Shafer two for two year terms to replace Morris Holter and Lewis Miller. Fred M Hoffman and W H Keller seek the unexpired term of Charles Darner. Edgar H Koogle and L Osmond Derr are holdover Commissioners Beachley is the incumbent and Doub previously defeated him. Both men have prior Burgess experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess
Memorial Hall
Middletown
R. E. Kleeny
George L. Doub
Frank C. Ryan
Aubrey Reed
Lee L. Gaver
Leslie Shafer
Morris R. Holter
Lewis P. Miller
Fred M. Hoffman
W. H. Keller
Charles B. Darner
Edgar H. Koogle
L. Osmond Derr
Beachley
Doub
Sale Near Taneytown Attracts Crowd As Livestock Sells High
High prices prevailed at a public sale of Joseph Smith near Taneytown on Thursday. A good crowd attended as horses brought from 185 to 280 dollars and colts from 30 to 70 dollars. Cattle sold from 35 to 65 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Joseph Smith
Auction Sale Recap at the Farm Show
Prices ranged with cattle bulls 40 to 60 dollars hogs five to ten dollars, machinery in strong demand, bridles four dollars, breechings twenty one dollars per set. Total sale 2745 dollars and fifty cents. Harry Trout acted as auctioneer and Earl Bussard as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Trout
Earl Bussard
Local social notices and events from Waldens Hall to Middleburg
A crowded social page lists residents including John Bowman and families, Bowmanson, Rentzel, Delphy, Wil son, Sherman, Johnson and Miller. Items include a cycling party, a sale at J P Delphy's, moves to a George Wine Miller homestead, and visitors from Baltimore. Plays and gatherings loom with a Ready Made Paraly at Waldens hall and Laugh Clown at Hlmer Wolfe High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norval Johnson
Frank Miler
Wilbur Delphy
Ars Edwink Bowman
Thelma Stiter
Helen Sherman
Reta Miller
Patsy Shernan
Janet Miller
John Atermelon
Far
Johnson Charles Rentzel
Roy Wisorn
Blanch
Bowman Boothy Johnson
Mis J Ho Bowman Rayamiond Johnson
Mra
Frank Rentrel
Wade Sherman
Baltimore
Harry Lyon
Jesse Ressler
John Bowmanson
Blanchard
Wilburn
Thelina Scilely
Mis
Robert Wison
Bruceville
Waldens
Middleburg
M E. Church
Frank Rentzel
Roy Boone
Union Bridge
Hlmer Wolfe High School
Organdy and Latin Tablecloths for Formal Occasions
A 1935 fashion piece explains chic formal table settings centered on organdy cloths. It describes white organdy with net borders and embroidered central motifs, paired with white fruit centerpieces, crystal, and gold accents. Various border and napkin options are noted, plus color schemes and display ideas for formal dining rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery Taylor
MecCalls Magazie
Social Visits Across Washington and Hagerstown Gather
March visits from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Britchle and two children of Washington DC spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L. E Feage. Miss Mary Massburg had been visiting in Miss Ellen Wilson’s circle in Hagerstown. Mrs. Bessie Poole and son Charles joined Feaga family at Sunday gathering. Betty Haskell and Mr. Donald Ken and daughter Marie of Washington DC spent Sunday with Mrs. G W Fisher family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ime Kiln
Charles Britchle
Washington, DC
L. E Feage
Mary Massburg
Ellen Wilson
Sibley Hospital
Washington
L. E Feaga
Hagerstown
George Wilson
Bessie Poole
Charles
Feaga
George Haskell
Betty
Donald
Ken
Marie
G. W. Fisher
Haskell
Wm 'E Smith
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Cecile
Nuice Lerody
Certein
Crosley
E. Second St
Farmers & Mechanics Bank Albert CO. Palmer & W
13Th St
James E. Doll
South Market St
Frederick, Md
U.s.no
South ST
Que
Hillside Coal Co
Water Street
East Ith St
Frederick
John Bowman
Ameo
Joel Bowman
Carlton Fleming
Elmer Wilson
Frank Rentert
Mioandt
Raymond Jonnvon
Tioes
Aegy
Aromal
Shull’s Meats
BFE
Lebanon
C. Jim Shall
Shipley
H. F. Shipley
N. Market St
Maryland
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