Taxpayers Fund Campaign Auto Use Charged In Maryland Race
Oxon Hill May 2 three Democratic gubernatorial candidates were challenged by Senate President Lansdale G. Sasscer for campaigning in state or municipal cars. Sasscer accused Mayor Howard W. Jackson Herbert R. L. O’Conor and State Comptroller William S. Gordy Jr. of using taxpayer funded vehicles. He said he is not asking taxpayers to finance his campaign and noted the others received autos chauffeurs and tires at public expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxon Hill
Senate
Lansdale G. Sasscer
Caxon
Democratic Club
Sassier
Howard W. Jackson
Baltmore
Herbert RL. O'Conor
Willlam S. Gordy, Jr
Sasscer
Lasseer
Jackson
Gordy
O’conor
Taneytown Chamber Sees Road, Band, Concert Proposals
The Taneytown Chamber of Commerce met April 25 with 27 members. Bruceville bridge relocation, Middleburg road progress, and a signal light at the square were discussed. A free concert during Music Week was approved, with prior planning for May 14. several committees were named for community events and road measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Fipe Creek
Fuss
Chamber
de. E. M. Benner
M. C Fuss
Norville P. Shoemaker
Paul Emenheiser
Charles R. Arnold
Beneft
P.T. A
John Teeter
George Harner
Helen Stump
Charles Devilbess
Estella Yingling
Teneytown
L 0. O. F. Hall
Taneytown Dramatic
Gertrude Shriner
Toby Bascom
Rose Beall
Frank Crawford
Ruth
Walter Hahn
Oscar Cran
Edward Reid
Ruth Stambaugh
Mrs. MacGregor
Lucille
Mattie Beagle
Ruby King Lord
Mary Pryor
Westminster social notes list many local visitors
The column records numerous visits and guests in Westminster and surrounding towns. Families like Barnes, Haight, Jenkins, Vogt, Pickett, Fleming, and Bond remain central as siblings, nieces, and in-laws visit at homes in Westminster, Sykesville, Baltimore, and nearby communities during the weekend and Sunday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Freyman
Amanda Williams
Margaret Beard
Atrs
Chester Shipley
John Vogt
Anna Vogt
Smallwood
Mary Easton
Harold Myers
Westminster
Gay
Birthday party for Mr Burrier at North Market home
A birthday party was held at 736 North Market Street Friday for Mr C F Burrier who turned 72. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Burrier, Mr and Mrs Oland and son Charles, Howard Burrier, Mare Stull, Walkersville and Frederick residents Robert Burrier and Russell Gearinger with families. A monthly list of fraudulent companies was supplied to post offices with instructions to stem mail to these concerns and return to sender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Burrier
North Market Street
Burriers
T. J. Oland
Charles
Beallsville
Howard Burrier
Mare Stull
Walkersville
Robert Burrier
Russell Gearinger
Frederick
U. S. Postoffice Department
Sykesville Community Notes and Weddings Update
Mary Frances Dinneen plans a June 1 wedding to Albert Galatia Warfield in Howard County. The notice lists family ties, a farewell sermon, moves, and multiple local social updates from Sykesville and nearby towns, including appointments and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykesville
Mary Frances Dinneen
Henry H. Dinneen
Mr. Doreen
Albert Galatia Warfield
Marshall T. Warfeld
Air Warfeld
Howard County
Posse
Westminster
Mass Manahan
Moh
Western Maryland
Colege
Aliss Manahan
Harry Kearney Jones
St. Barnabas P. E
St Paul Eed Christ
Calvert County
William M Jones
Ethel M. Jones
Baltimore
Annie Day
Glenelg
Stuart Pindell
Pennsylvania
R. Spencer Pindell
Wiliam H. Sunson, Jr
John Madison Hoskins
Coronado
Calif
Thomas M. Anderson
Glenwood
Towson
Carleton Bazzell
Bon Secours Hospital
Irvin Linton
Watersville
Popular Springs
Thomas Justice
Frederick Road
Franklin Justice
Millard Justice
Catonsville
Merrii Brandenburg
Germantown
Dolen Ridgely
Detour Visitors and Local Guests Face May 3 Gathering
The notice lists several visitors and guests at homes near Detour and Long Green Valley, including George Moul and the Yoder family, Miss Thelma Gillespie, Mrs. Felix Flanegan, and others from Lit Uestown Ham over and Bridgewater. Also mentions Gloria Hoover on a Skyhing drive and Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Wolfe visiting the Weybright family in Detour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Warner
George Moul
Lewis Yoder
Mary Yoder
Sarah Yoder
Thelma
Gillespie
Long Green Valley
Alr
Felix Flanegan
Woolley
Uestown
Lydia Sherman
Migi Ida Starne
Hanover
Gloria Hoover
Marshall Wolfe
Bridgewater
Jesse Weybright
Continual relief promised by World’s Tonic ad
A Hagerstown man promotes World’s Tonic as a daily household aid for constipation. He shares his relief, urges others to try the product, and recommends purchasing it at local drug stores. The testimonial cites heartburn, gas, biliousness, and improved appetite and energy after use.
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Mgr
Lee H. Rayer
Washington St
Hagerstown
Williamsons
Peoples
Fragmentary Name Snippets From Local Notices
In Keymar Taneytown and Mangatown areas readers report scattered names and relations including Mrs Wilhide and Jamaly Sunday and families headed by Lloyd Wilaide Eznie istter and Luther Ritter. The text also references Reverend Ritter and a tragic incident involving Claud.us strangled and a failed catch in a flee mouia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sour
Diller
S.gito
Ami
Mangatown
Offending pear tree condemned to uprooting and burn
In 23 AD the offending pear tree, after due process of law, was sentenced to be uprooted and burned, reflecting a historic legal approach to plant behavior.
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Jersey
Germany
Cosiburd
U.S
Nass
Winfield
Sirs
Augustus ©Rzzell
Thelma Barnes
Westmin,Ster
Edward A Barnes
Irvin Bahr
Robert Haight
Raymond Frankiin Tas
Burnell Jenkins
Adriene Jenkens
Edgar Pickett
Dorothy Reynolds
Springfield State Hospital
Ernest Caver
Marriottsville
Effie Grogsnickle
William Cover
C. Miller Waltz
Gaver Fleming
Ridgeville
Harry Yingling
Edward Bonner
Gladys Clarke
Treva Holt
Estella Hoffman
W. F. Barnes
Elmer Barnes
Flohrsville
Adelaide Kerr
Sandard
Quaker City
Nicodemus Paint Stores
MC. A. Bldg
James L. Justice
James
Henry Nebel
Washington
Harry Firer
Som Franklins
Thurnngat
Mins
Dolly Grooms
Moses Dorothy Amt
Ruth Hemp
Ellicott City
Mass
Mary Hiddie
Woodstair
Itene Steele Balmore
George F Howes
Stewart Fo Haree
Steaart Graf Hardiet
Drsinele Amremtst
Mastn
Hebert Flohr
Miss Irma
Forrest Para
George Fienr
Howard eAlr
Airs Cis and Son
Vestores
Laytonsquire
Royden Blunt
Eite
Duises Hoh
Arts
New Orleans
Mer
Mere
Carl Mowes
Inoue
Forinis
Franklin Hobbs
Frank Hobbs
Mesard County
Thomas Boonsboro
Weatherstrip Screen Co
Rok OF
AES
Courd
A. A. Lough
Market St
Frederick, MD
Greenawalt
Potomac By-Products Company
John L. Perry
Harpers Ferry
W. VA
Drusitus
Easpergr
Claud
Fue Mouia
Paul B. Kallaway
Waal
West
Rodock
Frederick County National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Gibson
Frederick's Home Appliance Store
L. B. Nicodemus
North Market St
Rederick County Products, Inc
Frederick County Products
Paul B. Hammond
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