Kiwanis Club Names Officers and Hosts Oyster Dance
Francis Perrott was elected president of the Kiwanis Club at the annual noon meeting at Hotel Frederick. Otho J. Keller III became vice president with Francis B. Sappington as treasurer. Sappington also serves as secretary by board selection. Four new directors were elected: Robert E. Clapp Jr., Walter G. Crowther Jr., J. J. Senmidt, and Prof. Henry T. Wade. An oyster and dance event at Vindobona was announced for tomorrow night in place of the noon luncheon. Leo Weinberg delivered a talk titled Teardrops and Rainbows praising Will Rogers, with remarks on American humorists and Rogers as an American product.
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Francis Petrott
Frederick
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Frederick
Perrott
Otho J. Keller
Francis B. Sappington
Sappington
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Walter G. Crowther
J. J. Senmidt
Henry T. Wade
Leo Weinberg
Will Rogers
Bret Harte
Bill Nye
Artemus Ward
Mark Twain
Wil! Rogers
Mr. Weinberg
Richard N. Conrad
Alvey V. Renn
A. J. Frederick
Thomas J. Philadelphia
Walter Jenkins
Baltimore
Henry R. Shoemaker
British envoy avoids answer on Windsor visit plans
Sir Ronald Lindsay, British ambassador to the United States, evaded a question in New York about whether he plans to entertain the Duke and Duchess of Windsor. He said he was very vaguely informed about the royal couple’s plans for their American tour.
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United States
New York
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Duchess of Windsor Champions Silver in Homecoming Gowns
The Duchess of Windsor selects silver trimmed evening wear for her 1937 38 American wardrobe. She favors lame georgette and tulle gowns with beading and slim waistlines for New York appearances, plus sable fur and corduroy trimmed traveling outfits.
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Duchess of Windsor
Paris
New York
Duke
Berlin
America
Trousseau
Removed Slander Suit Sent Here For Trial
A Hagerstown police officer’s 10000 slander suit against Marie Leitz of Washington county and a Carroll county physician’s 3000 unpaid bills suit were moved for venue and placed on record in the local court. The cases originated in Washington county and were sent to Allegany county after motions for change of venue. The Rickerd suit cites statements about whiskey at Morris Weather’s Bowery home and alleged on duty loafing as grounds for reputational damage. The plaintiff is represented by D. A. Wolfinger and Wagaman and Wagaman. the defendant by Omer T.
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Hagerstown
Carroll County
Max W. Rickerd
Marie Leitz
Washington County
Allegany County
Rickerd
Morris Weather
Bowery
D. A. Wolfinger
Wagaman
Omer T
Carroll County Suit Involving Dr Jennette and Walsh
Kaylor and Charles W Wolf denied the allegations in a suit filed by Carroll county physician Dr Carl Jennette seeking $3000 against Michael E Walsh executor of Miss Mary Elizabeth Armacost s will The case was transferred after the plaintiff argued Carroll county could not provide a fair trial Two Year Claim Dr Jennette seeks professional fees and related damages.
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Kaylor
Charles W. Wolf
Carroll County
Carl Jennette
Michael E. Walsh
Mary Eliza
Beth Armacost
Meeting Strong Defense BY WME McKENNEY Secretary
Louis Fremont of Detroit reached four hearts in the Western States teamof four championship at Cleveland. His opponent doubted Fremont’s tricks but the hand favored defense with nine of the twenty honors. Fremont’s partner doubled the opening bid, creating a tense scoring position as the deal unfolded.
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WME
McKenney
American Bridge League
Louis Fremont
Detroit
Cleveland
Fremont
Bridge play summary from a rare club opening showing ruffs
West opens clubs to avoid four card major and no trump. After spade ruffs and club cashing the defense yields few tricks for West. Declarer uses diamond and spade sequences, ending with West able to win at most one more trick.
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West
Fremont
Declarer
Lawsuit Over Medical Bills From Miss Armacost
Plaintiff claims services from April 30, 1934, to January 28, 1936 left a balance of 1522 dollars. The bill details numerous monthly visits and medicines. George N. Fringer and D. C. Spon sell er brought the suit. Defense attorney D. E. Walsh denied the allegations.
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Armacost
Witness Dr Jennette Testifies in Walsh Case Defense Wins
Monday jury found for defendant John C Elseroad in a claim brought by Michael E Walsh as trustee for Miss Arma. The case, moved here on venue change, reflects the court's ruling on the alleged claim.
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Dr. Jennette
Michael E. Walsh
Walsh
Miss Armacost
John C. Elseroad
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