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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1935

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11

Frederick County Corn-Hog Directors Elect Officers for 1935

District directors of the Frederick County Corn Hog Production Control Association met at the YMCA and elected officers for 1935 plus set a budget. M D Nicodemus remained president Samuel Royer vice president Henry R Shoemaker secretary and Luther C Powell treasurer. Blair Titus and Frank Wivell joined the allotment committee. Budget set at 2500 for 1935 with 38 per day pay for committee work. Directors from nine districts total 27 committee members.

Frederick County Corn-Hog Production Control Association M. D. Nicodemus Union Bridge Samuel T. Royer Sabillasville Henry R. Shoemaker Luther C. Powell Woodsboro Blair Titus Frank Wivell Emmittsburg Messrs Nicodemus Roger Powell Titus Wivell E. C. Speaks Frederick Henry D. Lakin Jefferson John W. Holter Middletown J. M. Boral Monrovia

Tufted Candlewick Goes With Streamlined Furniture

Grandmother's tufted candlewick reappears in modern streamlined rooms. Designers blend antique touches with new season updates in curtains, upholstery, bed covers, cushions, and wallpaper. Tufted bedspreads in muslin tone the windows and slip covers in cream hint at a chic, bold color mix beyond white.

Margery Taylor McCall's Magazine

Sea Scallops Win Oceans Of Approval

A breakfast to dinner menu features scallops ventimille as the main dish with spaghetti and buttered mushrooms ham and lemon herbed spaghetti. The lunch and dinner courses include turnip cups with peas and a cress and apple salad, plus pineapple sherbet and sponge cake.

Mary E. Dague NEA Service Bermuda

Manbeck's Honey Krushed Wheat Bread Claims Constipation Relief

An advertisement touts Manbeck's Honey Krushed Wheat Bread as a natural bowel aid. It promises regularity and increased vigor after a ten day daily diet, highlights crushed wheat coating, moisture proof wrapping, and availability at leading stores.

Manbeck Manseck

Wallpaper and textiles highlight colonial style rooms

Descriptions of chintzes with tufted motifs in buff, against Delft blue or jade, and chintz quilts. New glazed chintzes in diamond or tufted patterns suit colonial or provincial rooms. A maple bedroom wallpaper features candlewick diamonds and tufted borders. A white hand woven rug with inch tufting complements sophisticated interiors.

Delft

Guardsmen Pursue Bandits Near Prentiss Mississippi

Mississippi national guardsmen join a posse of fifteen officers trailing two youthful bandits armed with machine guns and revolvers. They are accused of a zigzag raid terrorizing farmers, kidnapping motorists, wounding a woman, and robbing a bank in Prentiss early today.

Jackson Miss Mississippi National Guardsmen Prentiss

Committee to pass on college dispute at Maryland

College Park Maryland March 28 War ren Tydings president of the University of Maryland Student Government Association announced a student committee to settle the dispute between Diamondback editor J Marshall Mathias and university president Dr Raymond A Pearson. Tydings said the committee acts to answer questions from students faculty and citizens and that public statements to outsiders or through the Diamondback will be unnecessary until its work is done. He has asked for a meeting with George M Shriver chairman of the board of regents.

College Park Warren Tydings University of Maryland The Diamondback Student Weekly Raymond A. Pearson University Tydings State of Maryland

State funds cut hit university say faculty

Dr Pears son stated that state appropriations for the university had been reduced, leaving faculty to bear the impact of the financial setback.

Pearsson

Johnson Stilt Talking in Okmulgee March Rumor on Senate Run

Don Hugh S. Johnson announced he was coming back to Oklahoma and reserved the right to seek the United States Senate seat held by Senator T. P. Gore. Johnson, former NRA chief, previously had declared he intended to run.

Johnson Okmulgee Gila Don Hugh S. Johnson Okla United States Senate Sen T. P. Gore Oklahoma NRA

Carol Ann Beery Makes MGM Debut at Five Years Old

Hollywood March 28 marked a big moment as Wallace Beery’s five year old daughter Carol Ann Beery made her film debut. Production paused on cue as stars watched, and an anxious Wallace Beery reacted strongly while an assistant accidentally drenched Clark Gable with water.

Wallace Beery Hollywood Call Carol Ann Beery Clark Gable M.G.M Greta Garbo

First Building Association Organized in 1836 at Frankford

The first building association on record began in 1836 in Frankford now part of Philadelphia. Members may borrow on first mortgage or on shares totaling four fifths of paid in amount. Interest set at 9 cents per $100 weekly. Shares cost 25 cents per week with 10 cent entrance per share. Series 41 starts April 6 1935. shares available via J W L Carty Secretary Frederick County National Bank.

Frankford Philadelphia Frederick Building Association J. W. L. Carty Frederick County National Bank

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