Merchants Association To Be Formed Here
Chants of the meet echo as ARLNews reports plans for a new Merchants Association to be formed locally. Key figures include Edigein Jacobson and others discussed by Rothschild in a public speech.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1935
Page
6
Chants of the meet echo as ARLNews reports plans for a new Merchants Association to be formed locally. Key figures include Edigein Jacobson and others discussed by Rothschild in a public speech.
A garbled Texan report notes a deadly confrontation ending with multiple gangsters killed or captured, with authorities enforcing guards and lines drawn at a site of the shootout amid a tense early morning investigation.
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions a court member from Maryland and Groves not meeting duties related to a Wheat Poll.
A local exhibit titled 2000 Plane Hops displays pupils' work at the high school. The event showcases student projects and invites the community to view the aviation themed classroom creations.
The article notes removal of a dip in Route 40 and records related costs totaling 9 254 69 as the estimate. Officials work to fix the issue and restore safety and traffic flow.
The report notes that bridge work may open within a week with the M J Grove Lime Company completing approaches. William J Grove of the Lime Company discusses hoped-for completion in a few days if replacements are secured, while an absolute divorce involving Leffer and Marvin is granted.
Edgar Weller of this city filed an answer to his wife Carrie J. Weller’s divorce suit in the local court. He denies misconduct and says earnings were contributed toward the purchase of two valuable nieces of estate titled in his wife’s name. He asserts no grounds for adultery and notes the first hint of such accusation appeared ten days before suit was filed.
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