Great Riches Synovnisis not a real headline
James Stimson plans to marry Jens Soriiup in a town where social pressures and church disputes threaten the wedding. The altar guild candle dispute, priestly conflict, and exposure of societal factions roil Jane Northrup and her fiancé as the ceremony approaches at eight o’clock. Jane endures ridicule while James treats the crisis as a joke, leaving her to face an embrace of heartbreak and public scrutiny.
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Synovsis
James Stimson
Jens Soriiup
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New Cuncord
Leste Huss
Jie Csaenta Jqueva
Stimson
Jane
Tempest Ames
Aunt Lou
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South Fifth Street
North Fifth
Oak Street
James
Northyups Episcopalians
Mabel Webster
Northrup
Altar Guild
Mrs. Northrup
Ne. Morton
Northrups
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Tome
Dr. Morton
Judge
Jane Northrup
Miss Minnie
Leslie Harris
Mabiel Webster
Mateel Ff. Farnham
Weather affects cherry blossoms trip to Washington
Colder NW winds forecast for travelers heading to see the cherry blossoms in Washington. Rain and a cool, typical early spring high around 63 are expected with overnight lows near 35. Frost reported in Virginia and Tennessee. total precipitation to date 2.67 inches. Frederick Automobile Club reports blossoms may bloom Sunday and into the first week of April if weather holds, with double blossoms around April 15.
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Northwest
Inds
Washington
Weather Bureau
Virginia
Tennessee
Ralph W. Boyer
Frederick
Pink relief bill stalls in Senate after pink slip repeal
Senator Joseph Rovinson, Democratic leader, fails to move a $4,880,000,009 work and relief bill through the Senate. After the chamber repealed the pink slip income tax publicity, Rovinson sighed that with the pink relief bill out of the way, progress was hindered and the room laughed.
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Washington
Joseph T. Rovinson
Rismina
Jeeks
Senate
Appointments Yet To Be Made In Maryland
With the ninety day General Assembly session drawing to a close politicians seek jobs under the new Republican administration. Gov. Harry W. Nice will soon distribute patronage as terms of Democratic appointees expire, while recommendations for Notaries Public have been submitted but not announced. The draft includes potential increases in board memberships, plus vacancies for State Game Warden and hatchery superintendent as applications pour in and a three member State Conservation Commission bill looms.
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General Assembly
Harry W. Nice
Nice
Republican County State Central Committee
David G. Everhart
William D. Bowers
Lee LeCompis
Cambridge
The
Conservation Commission
Swepson Earle
Baltimore
Benjamin F. Phebus
Lewistown
State Conservation Commission
Maryland
Albert M. Powell
State Central Committee
Charles F. Goodell
Gaylord Lee Clark
Gav Nice
Clark
E. Austin James
Republican County Committee
Elmer F. Munshower
Public Service Commission
United States
C. B. Weller
Harold BE. West
J. Frank Harper
Tiny beings stage a playful ruse and feast
The Tinymites cheer their exit from the coop and praise the Hindu as he teases with tricks. A giant proposes a meal while the Hindu promises another surprise as a hen and eggshell cart appear, hinting at a playful ride in the next story.
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Goldy
NEA Service, Inc
Frederick readers wary of work relief bill prospects
Frederick residents express skepticism about the 4.88 billion work relief measure. Some say it may aid the unemployed locally, but many doubt it will spark national recovery or that rehabilitation will occur through federal action alone. Opinions vary on local versus national remedies and likely outcomes.
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Frederick
Court News Marriage Licenses
John E. Gittinger 32 divorced 120 West Fourth Street and Frances R. Beall 19 727 Trail Avenue Frederick. Marshall R. Hurley 40 divorced Culpeper Va and Nannie F. Grant 34 Warrenton Va. Lester Jones Keckley 21 and Anna Mae Booth 18 Harpers Ferry W Va. Anna E. Conroy and husband to Howard M. Barkier and wife county 510. John A. Holtz and wife to Henry L. Hamrick county 10. William M. Storm trustee to Harry P. Seeger city 1945. Carl L. S. Ramsburg and wife to Sidney J. Angleberger and wife county 10. Margaret E. Rhoderick unmarried to Charles F. Main county 10. Thomas S. Eater to Parsons New man city 5. Parsons Newman to Thomas Rader et al city 5. George W. Bowers and wife to John A. Summers and wife county 10. W Henry Martin and wife to Charles B. Wastler and wife county 10
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John E. Gittinger
West Fourth Street
Frances R. Beall
Trail Avenue
Frederick
Marshall R. Hurley
Culpeper
Nannie F. Grant
Warrenton
Lester Jones Keckley
Anna Mae Booth
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Anna E. Conroy
Howard M. Barkier
John A. Holtz
Henry L. Hamrick
William M. Storm
Harry P. Seeger
Carl L. S. Ramsburg
Sidney J. Angleberger
Margaret E. Rhoderick
Charles F. Main
Thomas S. Eater
Parsons Newman
Parsons Newsman
Thomas
Rader
George W. Bowers
John A. Summers
W. Henry Martin
Charles B. Wastler
Nearly Half Of City Consumer's Dollar Paid Farmers In February
The February 1935 study shows farmers received 45.6 cents of every dollar spent by city consumers for ten leading food items, up from 39.5 cents last year and well above 1932 levels, with comparisons across 1913 to date. It discusses marketing charges, wage shifts, and processing costs shaping farm to consumer price spreads. Also notes Britain reports 40,000 missing girls and women cases annually.
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Washington
Bureau of
Bureau
Frederick W. Walgh
Social notes from Harney March entries and sponge history
Harney March entries record visits and gatherings among residents of Baltimore Loys York Manchester and Taneytown with families and neighbors. A brief historical note traces sponge recognition from Aristotle through 19th century microscopic research proving sponges are animals.
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Robert Reinecker
York
Charles Reck
Manchester
J. William Reck
Joseph Beaver
Marie Reaver
John Mummert
Emanuel Wolff
Harrisburg
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