Hoover to Speak in New York On March 31 Broadcast on NBC
Herbert Sloover plans his first public address since touring Europe with a one hour NBC broadcast from a New York Council on Foreign Relations diner. The topic remains unrevealed.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1938
Page
4
Herbert Sloover plans his first public address since touring Europe with a one hour NBC broadcast from a New York Council on Foreign Relations diner. The topic remains unrevealed.
A group of St Johns High School alumni and seniors met Sunday afternoon in the school library to form a veteran's unit of the Catholic Students Mission Crusade. Five Baltimore area members aided formation. The first official meeting is scheduled for Monday at 8 o'clock at Miss Harriet Leichert's home at 203 East Second Street. Officers will be elected and a name chosen. All Catholics not in high school or who are seniors are eligible for membership.
The fragmentary query asks about the explorer known as the great nar sewer who charted the Pacific, a figure linked to maritime science and oceanic surveying. Further readable details are needed to identify the person, era, and source context precisely.
Taneytown hosting a massed band festival with the Taneytown Je l OO F Band performing March 23 at Clear Ridge. Notable soloist Colonel Edward J. Gobrecht and Addah Polka piece highlight a program featuring Hanover K of P Band connections and Read ing Ringgold Band appearances. The lineup lists clarinets, saxophones, brass, and percussions with local names such as Anna Lambert Ruth Rodkey and Ralph Baker among the featured players. Mrs Samuel Bishop improves after illness.
A sale notice lists 40 head of cattle including 20 dairy cows and 8 bulls, 60 hogs with shoats and various weights, 1 pair of Deering mowers and a Deering binder. The register invites buyers to publish sales in the News-Post and provides a detailed schedule of estates and buyers across multiple Maryland locations from Urbana to Frederick and beyond, with dates in late March and early April.
Two divorce actions were filed. Richard M Booth, of this county, sues his wife Nannie B Booth alleging desertion since 1922. they married November 14 1920 and have one child believed in New York City. Blanche Hafner Kuan sues Arthur Kuhn, address unknown. they wed June 19 1932 in New Oxford Pa. desertion occurred April 12 1934. she seeks custody of their child. Manuel M Weinberg represents the plaintiffs.
On March 26 1933 at 10 o'clock A M in Doubs Mad I will sell all listed household items including dining room set piano radio sewing machine lamps rugs beds and more. At same time and place I offer 21 acres more or less with a modern 4 room house chicken house hog pen garage and fruit trees with possession at once. Cash for personal property and real estate terms announced sale day by auctioneer John W Null and J P Gooch. Richard Thomas clerk.
Wilmer Towers Beck 25 Lexisburg Pa and Dorothy Jane Doling 21 Maplewood N IL Henry Edward Vincent 20 Gettysburg Pa and Dorothy Decker 19 York Springs Pa to present play. The Pleasant Hill Sunday School of Monrovia will present a play titled The Lost Church on Sunday at 7 45 p m.
Two public auctions list extensive household items and farm equipment. First sale near Freserice Route 2 lists gas engine, appliances, furniture, tools, and a Maytag machine with cash terms. Second sale near Taylorsville Maryland, ordered by Carroll County Orphans Court, features draft horses, Guernsey cattle, wagons, implements, dairy gear, and seven-room household furnishings with six months credit on sums over $10.00. Auctioneers and clerks named. Luncheon available.
United States of America seeks land in Frederick County Maryland for the Catoctin Project of the National Park Service. Notice directs defendants and interested parties to file objections by April 12, 1933 and warns rights will be adjudicated. Authority cited includes Executive Order 7496 and acts of Congress. lands sought in fee simple by condemnation.
A long OCR fragment lists several Frederick County Maryland tracts by metes and bounds, specifying beginnings, directions, and perches for tracts 4 33 68 92b 68 and others. It notes ownership claims by Morris A. Birely Bertha Birely Ivie Brooks and John Boyle heirs and references prior deeds and records in Liber 354 372 and equity cases. The description includes multiple line bearings perches and boundary courses with references to adjacent properties and surveys. The text reflects a formal notice of real property interests and potential adverse claims in equity proceedings.
A complex Maryland land record describes multiple tracts in Frederick County with metes and bounds, varieties of claims, and liens. Parties include Charles B Brown, Joseph E Willard, Elmer P Wolf, Eliza J Wolf, and Elza J Wolf with judgments and liens from The People’s Liquidating Corporation and Smurksburg Bank. The description covers several tracts, including 313.6 acres, with references to deeds from 1908 and 1922, and potential outstanding interests in David M Brown.
The petition seeks condemnation in the U S District Court for the District of Maryland of multiple Frederick County Maryland tracts tied to heirs of Harvey J Finnytrock and others. It lists numerous heirs and claimants including Mary Finnytrock Clemm Finnytrock Elmer Finnytrock Ruth Finnytrock and George M Troxell among others. The action targets property described as tracts 223a 237 283 and 306 with connections to Poplar Grove Gifts Forest and other noted parcels. The petition names owners heirs and trustees and invokes government authority to seize the land for federal use. Arthur L Soames Clerk certifies the true copy.
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