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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1937
Page
10
Annual Masonic Temple affair draws nearly 230 guests for a program of talks, readings, and vocal selections. Notables include past masters and officers from Lynch Lodge, a dinner staged by committee leaders, and musical entertainment by the Little German Band.
Cumberland Md May 3 24 hour milk strike settled after midnight with a truce allowing deliveries to families with infants and the ill. Union and employers will continue negotiations while milk is distributed to those in need under physician guidance amid peaceful picketing and no deliveries to others.
Moyerville voters approved a 3000 dollar sewer bond measure for Meyersdale’s water system project, 7 to 2, with costs estimated around 20 000 dollars. Emmitsburg re elected M J Thompson mayor for a fourth term as council chose two new commissioners. Polls opened 2 to 7 pm. turnout near 14 of about 900 registered voters. Final results to be reviewed at next Burgess and Commissioners meeting.
The Frederick County Board of Commissioners plans a general reassessment of real and personal property. The Tax Commission indicated a statewide reassessment this year, with field work to begin after district transfers to index cards. Assessors will use cards to record current values and new estimates, with districts forming in the city and county.
Several deeds for the sale of property were recorded in the clerk’s office over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Charles Ho Storr sold the property and dwelling at 81 North Market Street to Miss Percy Adelaide Shriver of Emmitsburg for about $6500. Mr and Mrs Donald J Morgan sold to Mr and Mrs Charles N Daugherty the property at 920 North Hentr Street for about $2500. Officials report 80000 Mexican aliens crossed the border during the back to Mexico movement.
Hollywood Calif May 3 The film industry strike broadened with more craft workers joining. Producers said regular activities continue but picket lines at major studios swelled to about 1000 on duty as the Federated Motion Picture Crafts spread to eleven unions under yesterday’s call.
Baltimore May 3 Marsland road construction program will start this week with safety improvements on present highways and new builds around Baltimore the Eastern Shore and southern Maryland Dr HE Tabler chair of the state roads commission said progress with bondholders of the old WOB A Railroad includes studies for a high speed highway over the old roadbed toward Washington A new bridge across the Potomac near Leesburg is under study Plans include a new Ocean City bridge a 12 mile Crisfield northward highway the Salisbury bypass a Salisbury to Mardella Springs relocation and a Cambridge Creek bridge in Dorchester County Relocation of the Hughsville Waldorf road and start of work to remove Death Curve on the national highway east of Tageurstowe A farm was purchased by the state for road use and bids are expected for the final section of the Frederick Hagerstown dual highway with a 22 foot concrete lane from Beaver Creek to Hagerstown east of Frederick plus grading and drainage work elsewhere The piece ends with a note on Naga tribesmen of Assam using spears as calling cards.
Mrs Ning Ro Monele filed in the Circuit Court on Monday for a partial divorce from her husband Murray EL Houel. They wed December 7, 1910 and have four children. She states she is employed by the Bound Cf Rairoad earning 5 a week and receives only a pittance.
A fragmented report describes a woman alleging abandonment and seeking support at Predetick Junction. The text names Mrs Houck and a divorce attorney Ro Doris, with references to Dr Swifts and a streamlined unit, but details are unclear and difficult to interpret.
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