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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1934

Page

3

Large Spring Road Repair Program Across Four Counties

State and county crews launch the largest spring road repair effort in years due to severe winter damage. About 3163 miles of county roads and 25088 gallons of asphalt will be used across Frederick Carroll Montgomery and Howard counties with patching completed in several areas and oiling set to begin next week.

Dustries Thomas M Shicum Frederick Carroll Montgomery Howard Countes Oling Montgomery County Linthicum State Roads Commission Howard County Carroll County Frederick County Howard Oiug Woodsboro Motters Station Linganore Road anOre Laverty Highway Carrol County W. Oiduce Maple Grove Henover Lewistie Palme Ceresvilleysville Midceburg Krause’s Lee's Co Hanty Lees Comer

Tin...es and the Pumpkin House Escape

In a serialized tale from 1934, the Tinites plot to free Peter’s wife from captivity by luring her out of the pumpkin house. They hatch a plan to lure Peter’s wife outside then back inside, sparking playful mischief. Dotty introduces themselves as Tinymce and invites the wife to join, while warnings about her husband’s return surface as the crowd dances and a continuation is promised.

Peter Goldy Mercy Dotty Beng Coppy

Road segment details between Baltimore and Harwood in Maryland

A fragment notes a road segment from the Baltimore-Washington boulevard to Dorsey’s station near Hanover Maryland and a distance of 3.25 miles in the Harwood area.

Sey Road Baltimore-Washington Boulevard Dorsey's Station Hanover, Md Harwood

Bar Association Declares War on Organized Crime

Washington May 15 The American Bar Association declares organized crime a war and vows a three year campaign, following a challenge from President Roosevelt and Chief Justice Hughes. Earl W. Esansing, president, outlines the plan. TO PRESENT PLAY The Senior Class of Walkersville high school will present, When Man!

Washington America Roosevelt Hughes American Bar Associaton Earl W Esansing Walkersville High School

Pisys Malden Farce at High School Auditorium

Frances Huntley presents Pisys Malden a three act comedy directed by Miss Ruth K Holter at the high school auditorium Friday night at 8. The cast includes Boots Boyd Ruth Eaves Prof Ned Boyd Warren Kettelis Albert Stevens Mrs Stevens Jed Harding Bill Thompson Percival Manners Parker Hartsock Jans Nelson Mary Roland Mrs Audrey Hemingway Virginia Cramer Mandy Helen Flanigan Howard Nutz Glenn Byler.

Pisys Malden Frances Huntley Ruth K. Holter Boots Boyd Ruth Eaves Ned Boyd Warren Kettelis Albert Stevens Ray Dinterman Stevens Marie Pearl Jed Harding Boots Leonard Murphy Bill Thompson Jed Charles Mercer Percival Manners Parker Hartsock Jans Nelson Charlotte Werking Mary Roland Alice M. Kling Audrey Hemingway Prof Boyd Virginia Cramer Mandy Helen Flanigan Howard Nutz Glenn Byler

Court authorizes suit settlement in Baltimore case

In a decision led by Chief Judge Hammond Umer and Associate Judge Anhur D Willard, the court approves a settlement in the William B. French receivership against Stein Bros and Boyce. The deal would transfer $193,005 face value Blue Ridge Securities and a $7,000 note to the Blue Ridge Investment Company, with costs paid by the defendants. The settlement names Stein Bros and Boyce partners and Baltimore brokers as involved parties and cites Blue Ridge Investment Company as a subsidiary of Central Trust Company.

Opnion Hammond Umer Anhur D Wllard Wiliam B. French Rudge Investment Company Stein Bros and Boyce Baltimore Preneh Ogurl LO Ccrlng Olserwse Trans Rage Seuriues Corpor Sa, A. Trust Blue Ridge Inestment Company French Bie Ridge Investcopeeet Age Investment Com Mh RS E4ar Blue Ridge Esement Waue Blue Ridge Secur B.ming Recempion Bue Hidges Corporation Tne Acton Prench Erro Frederck Arnelard Recever Junean S Stein C Prevess Boste Henry C Evans Wilam T. Childs Willand Wilson Nexton Kidd Miton S Trost Locing 4 Cover, Jr and Pitzhugh J. Dodson Partners Stein Bros and Bovece Blue Rize Investment Company Central Trust Company

Concrete Roads Cut Mule Gas Costs

Some engineers argue road surface impacts operation costs, claiming up to two cents per mule on gas and wear can be saved by using concrete highways instead of macadam.

Court News Equity Cases and Real Estate Foreclosure

Equity cases include Alban M. Wood as assignee of Nan nie S Warfield mortgagee of Frank H. Despeaux and Nannie S Despeaux with foreclosure. Several judgments and creditors are listed against Esue Bursett and Kinina heirs. Marriage licenses noted for local residents and property deed transfer from H Robert Gibsan to Leonis. Gas price stabilization reports 13 cent rise district wide.

Alban M. Wood Nannie S Warfield Commercial Bank of Maryland Frank H. Despeaux Nannie Despeaux Este Florence Burkett Guy V. Burkett John Kinpa Olte Kinna Eva May Cine Oscar Cline Dewey Kinna Viola Pearl Wilcox Annie Schuldreck Floyd Schildreck Grace Snyder Herman Snyder Atlee Kinna Glayds Horna Ida M Kinns Edward G. Butler Joan Willam H Lawson Ernest F Harne Esue Bursett John L. Hanna Charles E. Kinina Joseph H. Bussard Murray S. Wechter Frederick County National Bane Co 1 Chemical Company Ramsburg Fertilizer Company Dewey S Kineca, Et al Charles E Kinna Jacob Rohrback

Social Notes From Germantown and Nearby

May 15 social items from Germantown report visits by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dunn and Mrs Ametia Carter from Loyhill to the Marth home. Lenhart and family to the Purdy and Metz households in Washington. William Perreil and daughter Virgin with Jo and Mrs William Metz. Mrs Cable Stephens and Virginis guests of friends. Nice Warner spent several days in Hagerstown. Trinity M E Ladies Aid met May 8 with eighteen members and nine visitors. Miss Frances Leamen presiding. The opening hymn was The Old Rugged Cross. A prayer by Mrs Clara Boxman followed with refreshments served.

Germantown Howard Dunn Ametia Carter Loyhill Fred Marth Russell Lenhart Claggett Betty Elzabeth Lenhart Howard Purdy Washington Willam Perreil Virgin Willham Metz Cable Stephens Virginis Nice Warner Hagerstown Ladies’ Aid Society of the Trinity M. E Church Wiliam Brandenburg Frances Leamen Old Rugged Cross

Frightful Gall Bladder Remedy Ad Promotes Quick Relief

An old advertisement touts a dubious gallbladder cure claiming to empty the gall bladder and soothe digestion. It promises rapid relief from burning acidity and stomach discomfort by “neutralizing” toxins and supporting bowel movement, urging readers to buy the product at their local drugstore.

Chase Jules Siscoesia Oxolts Galter

Chesterfield Tobacco Aged Like Fine Wines Flavor Note

Describes Chesterfield tobaccos as aged and mellowed like rare wines to explain its milder and better taste.

Chesterfield

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