350 Club Women Attend Annual Federation Meet
About 359 women attended the fourteenth annual meeting of the Frederick County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs. Morning sessions at the State Armory covered reports. afternoon included a dramatization and a Homemakers Chorus program at Calvary ME Church. Miss Venia M. Keller urged World of Women participation and June Short Course, noting future events and expected attendance.
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Prederice County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs
State Armory
Calvary ME. church
Thomas P. Culier
Venia M. Kellar
Enema Service
University of Maryland
H. C. Byrd
World of Women
gsnington
es Exom
amr
Flood threat eases in upper Ohio valley as crest nears Wheeling
Flood danger in the upper Ohio river valley subsides with waters receding from Pittsburgh to Louisville. Crest expectations reach 40 to 41 feet at Wheeling, threatening Wheeling Island and leaving Marietta streets mostly clear. Crests reached in Cincinnati and Steubenville, while relief efforts continue amid lingering debris and damage assessments.
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Marietta
APJ
Ohio river
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Alleghenies
Ohio
Fasterpool
Steubenville
Cincinnnati
East Linpool
Steubenvile
Martin's Ferry
O.Wheeling
W. Va
Wheeling Island
Borah Hoax Race Signals Wide Republican Battle
The Washington dispatch notes April 24 is key as Senator William Borah and Col Frank Hoox contest in Republican preferential primaries. Borah holds momentum in Ohio Nebraska and Pennsylvania and aims to deny Landon a smooth path, while insiders question if primary votes sway the nomination.
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RODNEY DUTCHER
Washington
nest
Wiliam EL Borah
Frank Hoox
Borah
Hoox
maets
Knox
Idaho
iidscidget
move!s
Ohio
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
London
Lardon
Landon
Dot
assoz rether
idabean
Republic
snoosh
Wall Street
Old Guard
Theodore Roosevelt
Frederick Meeting Plans State Leggies
A Frederick meeting is planned for Wednesday during the second week of January. Hartman presides and oversses Hamman, with Nishi assisting. An ensuing somber moment followed the session.
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Jane
Coma ee Hartman
overs Hamman
nishi
Homemakers Chart Holds Afternoon Program
An afternoon program followed a business session in the parish. Mrs Thomas appears as toastmaster with Mrs Wil Thomas assisting. Inv o Shawbaker served as chaplain. A folk music and dramatic program was planned to begin at 1 30 with songs performed by the Homemakers' Chart.
Eden backs Locarno pact in Commons debate
Foreign Secretary Eden told the House of Commons Britain would back up the Locarno pact and honor its obligation to guarantee against German French Belgian aggression. He urged distinguishing national sentiment from treaty commitments and cautioned against new continental commitments.
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London
A iEden
House of Commons
Eden
Great Britain
Germany
France
Belgium
Loraino
Europe
J. J. Winpigler Dies After Heart Attack in Jerick City
J. J. Winpigler died yesterday morning at 1 o clock after a heart attack Wednesday afternoon. He was 63. Survived by his son J. Roger and daughter, a brother Keenigier, and several grandchildren and nieces. He belonged to Evangelical and Reformed church and funeral services are set at Mt. Hope Cemetery.
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Jerick City
Myr
Winpigier
J. Roger
mear
ears
John Jacobs
Brise
Roy
Cistle Young
Keenigier
suz- Win
Evangelical and Reformed church
Cline
Sox
Mt. Hope cemetery
Woods
License Revocation Bid on Behalf of Groff Beer License
A State License Bureau order questions the February 1, 1936 issue of a Class B on sale beer license to Benjamin F. Groff. The action seeks reversal of the license, citing state commission procedures and county level authority.
Consistories 716 Meet in Brunswick for Shared Services Plan
A meeting of the consistories of the Reformed churches of Brunswick Petersville and Burkittsville is called for this evening at 7 o clock in Brunswick. The aim is to work out a program of services for the three congregations and to prepare extending a call to a minister to serve the charge.
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Reformed churches of
Brunswick
Petersville
Burkittsville
DeLashmutt Brothers Win Large Baltimore Sewer Contract
Arlington firm DeLashmutt Brothers awarded Contract No. 3 for sanitary sewer project in Baltimore at a Mayor and Aldermen meeting. Bid listed as $236,972 though report shows $238,972. Work expected to begin within days with Public Works officials coordinating. Rural mentions progress on eastern Madison street extension. Also notes Miss Sarah Letter of Hagerstown elected president of Hood College Cooperative Government Association for 1936-27.
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DeLashmutt Brothers
Arlington
orjeno
Madson street
Sarah Letter
Hagerstown
Cooperative Government Association of Hood college
Start Of Big Zepp Flight Marred By Accident
In Friedrichshafen Germany a sudden air current damaged the LZ-129 Hindenburg during rollout for a propaganda air tour linked to the Reichstag election. Captain Erness Lehmann signaled launch, and the airship cruised over Lake Constance for two hours while Graf Zeppelin headed to Stuttgart.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
nex
Rhineland
Erness A. Lehmann
Lake Constance
Graf Zeppsin
Stuttgart
Get-Together Meeting of Centennial Memorial United Brethren
Officers and members of Centennial Memorial United Brethren Sunday School met at the church Wednesday night under Rev. DeWitt P. Zuse and Melvin M. Engle. Rev. Charles D. Shaffer of Frederick YMCA spoke, with choir, Little German Band, Mrs. Williams reading, and music by Charlesiss on ukulele and others. refreshments followed.
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Centennial Memorial United Brethren Sunday School
DeWitt P. Zuse
Melvin M. Engle
Charles D. Shaffer
Frederick Y. M.C. A
Thomas E. Wiliams
Charles iss
Jee Zimmerman
Dust Storms and Floods Mark Historic Records in Potomac Basin
The article recalls historic dust storms and floods in the Potomac area, noting significant events from 1889 and earlier decades. It describes high water on Potomac and Monocacy rivers, ice gorges, and record crests near Harpers Ferry, Furnace Ford, and related bridges, with multiple dates and impacts across centuries.
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Shenandoah
Ford bridge
Potomac
Furnace Ford
Hoffman Visits Hauptmann Home In Prosecution Test
Gov Harold G Hoffman and aides inspected Hauptmanns Bronx home to check attic hole evidence for the Lindbergh case. They spent two hours in the attic and discussed findings with state officials before a Court of Pardons decision. Hoffmans move signals possible clemency action in Hauptmann death sentence appeal.
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New York
Harold G. Hoffman
New Jersey
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Bronx
Court of Pardons
Trenton
Haupmann
Hauptmann
Arthur Heaton
New Jersey state police
N. J
Bruno Richard Hamptmann
Luther A. Campbell
Lindbergh
Supreme Court
Thomas W. Trenchard
mann
Hoffman
Leading Industrials Brush 5 Year Ceiling Amid Market Upturn
Stock market notes show industrials rising with gains in several sectors led by Westughous e Pacific Santa Fe and Unkeé A Commodities while bonds strengthened. In Spain a government police push aimed to disperse 60000 farm laborers protesting farm seizures near Badajoz.
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ing
Westughouse Pacific
Santa Fe
Badajoz
Spain
Dnce
States seek funds to build three new Potomac Shenandoah bridges
Washington reports the Virginia Maryland and West Virginia highway bodies urge Federal grants to replace aging Potomac and Shenandoah bridges. Governors Nice and Kump say tolls should be removed. Senator Tydings says WPA chief Hopkins allotted 1 million dollars to start rebuilding with total needs near 3 million and promises more funds.
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Washington
Harry W. Nice
Maryland
H. G. Kump
West Virginia
M. E. Tydings
WPA
Hany Hopkins
Potomac
Hopkins
Testimony Concludes in 5000 Dollar Damage Suit
Testimony finished in circuit court today in the 5000 dollar damage suit brought by Mrs. Alice Abrecht Pickett through George F. Abrecht Sr against Claude Hargett of near Feagaville. The case arises from a February 11 1934 automobile accident between Ruston and Towson that left the vehicle in a ditch due to alleged negligent driving. The plaintiff seeks 5000 dollars plus 300 for luggage and wearing apparel with Alban M. Wood representing the plaintiff and McSherry Clapp for the defendant. A separate suit against several defendants for 25000 dollars arising from a June 25 automobile collision was postponed.
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Alice Abrecht Pickett
Claude Hargett
Feagaville
Urner
Willard
George F. Abrecht
Pickett
Prospect school
Hargett
Miss Abrecht
Ruston
Towson
Clapp
Isabella M. Warfield
William MM. Storm
Leslie N. Cobrentz
H. Hieffer DelLauter
Vindobons
Braddock Heights
John Ruthwim
Harvey
Patrick’ street
Sherman ores
Weather Summary From March Data
March saw precipitation reach 21.25 inches with notable readings in 1935. Yesterday’s high was 70 degrees while the low was 37. A year ago the low was not recorded and two years ago it was 33. Sun set at 6:28 p.m. today with sunrise at 6:04 a.m. tomorrow and the moon rising at 8:49 a.m. tomorrow.
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George C. Rhoterick, Jr
Charles Main
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Mebrie Boyer
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Glyde Smith
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Point of Rocks
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Clarence Sthely
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Geo. Chick
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Olville
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Albert King
W. Meeder Pleasant
Ethel Thomas
Wm. Thomas
Elsie Snook
Lewistowne
Lloyd Palme
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Miss Frey Hitcshew
Ayersville club
Lander
Jug Bridge club
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Howard
Lloyd Culler
Mollie Zimmermen
Breddock
Daisy Bast
Paul Roderick
Exbel Hrantz
Buckeystown
A. B. McCuskey
Emmitsbure
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J. A. Engie
Lewistoum
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Lloyd Palmer
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Paris
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D. Edgar Bittle
Wiliam Deter
Amanda Poole
E. W. Davis
UL Biser
Unionville
G. N. Fowler
J. H. Heiser
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Juan
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Warren
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iciams
Elmer Thomas
Wil Thomas
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Strasbourg
DeLashmutt Bros
Arlington, Va
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iisburgh
U.S
Nice
Virginia Highway Body
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