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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1938

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Three Braddock Heights Properties Sold at Braddock Heights

Braddock Heights records show three properties changing hands over the weekend. Casa Loma on Jefferson Boulevard was bought by Mr. and Mrs. J. Marshall Staub for 7500. Oscar B. Cobrenz and L. E. Guertin’s east boulevard residence includes five acres and twelve r nose, with deeded transfer from Grewers Lean Corp. Other sales include the Gittinger home on Maryland Avenue to Basil C. Lewis for about 4800 and the Foster E. Remsberg house on M Avenue to Miss Clara E. Codlent for about 1600. Additional transfers include 230 East Fifth Street dwelling to Rev. and Mrs. Charles L. Ritter for about 1700, a Middletown property transfer to the John H. Shook Home for the Aged, and a 99 acre Emmitsburg farm sale to Louis M. Lancaster and wife for about 3800. Emory B. Shipley buys 129-131 West Patrick Street from J. Marion Staley for about 17200, while 1129 West Patrick and 131 West Patrick change to Shipleys as part of a trustee sale.

Casa Loma Jefferson Boulevard Mins J. Marshall Staub Grewers Oscar B. Cobrenz L. E Guertin Braddock Heights George M. Gittinger Maryland Avenue Basi! C. Lewis Clara E. Codlent Foster E . Remsberg M Avenue Peoples Living Corporation Charles L. Ritter Walter E. Crum Thomas A. Heisler East Fifth Street Mary E. Hoffmaster Chambersburg Middletown Green Street Hagerstown and Frederick John H. Shook Louis M. Lancaster W. Paul Valentine Emmitsburg Emory B. Shipley West Patrick Street J. Marion Staley West Patrick Emmna R. Ebert Ebert Hardware Company

What Is Your News I Q A Quiz From APventura Service

A two part quiz with ten questions on prime ministers trade talks with Britain Konrad Henlein and autonomy for Sudeten Germans a midwestern governor criticising the national recovery program delays in Bridges deportation proceedings and a deadly miners explosion state.

London Great Britain Konrad Henlein Czechosolvakia National Administration Labor Department Harry Bridges Pacific Coast Cio Maritime

In captivity the Indian rhinoceros rubs off its horn

A captive Indian rhinoceros loses horn material through constant rubbing. Zoo officials report the animal's condition is monitored and care measures are in place to prevent further damage and ensure safety.

Aldrich Attacks Roosevelt Spending Plan In Washington

Winthrop W. Aldrich, Chase National Bank chairman, denounced the administration’s federal loan and expenditure program as an economic fallacy. He warned the plan could endanger government credit and the currency, blaming rapid reforms and policy shifts that favor consumer income over savings.

Washington Winthrop W. Aldrich Roosevelt New Administration Aldrich Chase National Bank International Chamber of Commerce Karl Marx

Child Injured In Junction Street Collision

A child sustained serious facial and head lacerations in a daytime crash at Second street and Chapel alley. Ezra Blank Jr. was hospitalized at Frederick City Hospital with others bruised. The accident involved Blank’s car and a vehicle driven by Roland Bragen. drivers settled damages and no official report was filed. Officer Horace Alexander investigated.

Second Street Chapel Alley Frederick City Hospital Ezra Blank West Sixth Street Louis N. Cole, Jr East Fifth Street Blank East Second Street Roland Bragen L. N. Cole Horace Alexander

Raising a Family by Olive Roberts

The author urges prompt obedience to a parent’s summons to develop strong character. Delays and procrastination hinder a child’s sense of duty, while quick compliance fosters focus and adaptability. Parents should balance firmness with reasonable allowances for natural slower moments.

Local Social Notes From Keysville and Nearby Towns

May 3 social roundup reports visits across Harney and nearby areas. Quentin Eckenrode and guests hosted by Wag en family in Keysville. Gettysburg visitors at Mort home. Harney and Taneytown residents toured Green Stone with Cline family. Mildred Shriver, nurse in Harrisburg, visited her parents. St Pauls and Joy council meeting held. Miss Wilson of Baltimore visited Rose family.

Harney Harney Quentin Eckenrode Guy Wagen Keysville Harvey Olinger Harry Mort George Deitrich Gettysburg Dilly Mort Hazel Harvey Wantz William Kump Harney Alma Newcomber Taneytown Harry Cline Green Stone Mildred Shriver Polyclint Hospital Harrisburg E. P. Shriver St Paul's Joy Joxy Miss Wilson Baltimore John Rose Rose

Woman's 7 Club meets in Thurmont hosts

Thurmont May 3 The Woman's 7 Club gathered at Aliss Daisy Waesche home to read the opening chapters of If I Had Four Apples by Josephine Lawrence and sing season songs. Next meeting May 9 with Mrs Weybright hosting. Local residents return from travels and hospital recoveries noted including Mrs E C Knell and John Nunemaker convalescing in Maryland. Easter visits across households highlighted with neighbors in Thurmont and nearby towns.

Thurmont Thurmont Woman's 7 Club Aliss Daisy Waesche Josephine Lawrence Beachley Waters Weybright E. C. Knell Thurmont New York John Nunemaker Baltimore

New Windsor Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events

Mrs Eva Rhodes from Washington visited her mother Thursday. Miss Katharine Fiscel of Westminster spent Thursday in town. Mrs John Brown, former resident now of Frederick, was in town Thursday. Mrs BM Reid left Friday for a visit to North Carolina. Edward Richardson and wife near Medford celebrated their Bolden wedding anniversary April 30. Pipe Creek church B Y P D met at Miss Charlotte Guytons. next at Miss Doris Bankerds. Attendees included Louise Roop Dorothy Young Violet Young Doris Bankerd Charlotte Guyton and others.

New Windsor Eva Rhodes Washington, D. C Katharine Fiscel Westminster John Brown Frederick BM. D. Reid North Carolina Edward Richardson Medford Pipe Creek Church Charlotte Guyton Doris Bankerd Louise Roop Dorothy Young Violet Young Violet Hull Ruth Crumbarker Anna Bowman Jeannette Crumbacker Messrs Carl Elliot Carl Cartzendamer Charles Buckingham Ralph Young Paul Bowman Ralph Bohn Raymond Hoff Herbert Foreman

Rubright Family Notice From Philadelphia

Mrs Frank E Rubright and daughter Mary and Mrs Annie Bunting of Philadelphia are mentioned in a brief social or obituary notice detailing family connections and locations.

Frank E. Rubright Mary Annie Bunting Philadelphia

Wright farm sold near Taylorsville in Mt Airy area

The Clarence E. Wright farm near Taylorsville was purchased by Mr and Mrs Willard P Behrich of Wisconsin who take immediate possession. Clarence P Baker of Mt Army Council Nr 31 was named chair of the credential committee at the State convention in Hagerstown. Miss Rachel Jones Ridgeville to host Guild of St James Episcopal church Thursday afternoon. St James members held a successful card party raising funds for a new pipe organ. Mr and Mrs Stanley Van Sant and children and Mrs Prentice Van Sant spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Williamstead in Dalhgren Va. Mrs Claudia Van Sant visited her daughter Mrs Milstead and stayed with Mr and Mrs Varrant in Mt Airy. Mr and Mrs Chester Davis of Frederick spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs S E Davis in Mt Airy. J Alle Engle of Kemptown recovering at his brother in law's home after amputation of his right foot and lengthy recovery at Frederick City Hospital.

Mt. Airy Clarence E. Wright Taylorsville Willard P. Behrich Wisconsin Clarence P. Baker Mt Army Council Hagerstown Alexander Hotel Baker Rachel Jones Ridgeville St. James Episcopal Church Milstead M. L. Nicodemus Airy Frederick City Hospital Engle

Naples man swallows bulb during leisure reading

A Naples man, while eating plums and reading his newspaper, picked up a small electric light bulb and swallowed it. X rays confirmed the bulb remained intact in his stomach and it was later removed.

Naples

drastic tax hike in France outlined by premier in new measures

Paris May 2 government unveils temporary exceptional tax increases to raise 2.0 billion francs amid armament costs. Decrees spanning 49 pages enact an 8 percent rise across nation taxes, with figures tied to defense spending and wartime finance. Officials warn the decree may be published in tomorrow's issue of the Journal.

Paris Edouard Daledier Alper Lebru Pateh

NLRB Withdraws Ford Order Amid Supreme Court Bid

The NLRB moved to withdraw an order affecting Ford Motor Company as a new hearing could be set if the motion is granted. The Department of Agriculture case raised questions about prior consultations with outside figures including Thomas Corcoran Benjamin Cohen John L. Lewis and Homer Martin.

Ed States Cou NLRB Ford Motor Company Gu of Wayne Supreme Court Department of Agricure Thomas Corcoran Benjamin. Cohen John L. Lewis Homer Martin

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