Campaign Reflections After Election Upset and Fellowship Notes
Martin conceded he was fool by the election results and blamed the upset on overconfidence and labor acts for Democrats while fearing prosperity loss. Youth Fellowship of Celar Methodist drew 43 for a Sunday parlor discussion led by Eugene Sanders. James Lightner and the Lehnwartz duo handled names and refreshments. Training service at United Brethren church proceeded with Sunday worship. next meeting canceled due to a pageant, resume November 2, with local booth festival involvement at Dars apeus. VFW vets, coached by Mike Hardy, drill Wednesday at 6 30 p m at McCurdy Field ahead of Belair clash after a win over Martinsburg.
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Martin
Fellowship
Celar Methodist Church
Eugene Sanders
James Lightner
Thomas
Barbara Lehnwartz
United Brethren Church
Darsapeus
Mike Hardy
McCurdy Field
Martinsburg
Haggerstown
Belair
Martin Sees Higher Taxes in Democratic Era
Washington reports that House Speaker Martin of Massachusetts predicts higher taxes under Democrats with lower costs for low incomes. Rep. Eberhart of Pennsylvania also forecasts tax increases for higher earners. Martin urges cooperation with Democrats and signals Republicans will be loyal opposition while planning leadership changes and a party reorganization to reengage with the people.
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Washington
House
Martin
Mass
House Committee
Rep
Eberharter
Pennsylvania
Truman
Zoon
Repub-icans
Congress
Rep. Arends
R-Iu
GOP
Frederick Chamber Plans Dinner For UN Delegates Arrival
Frederick County leaders arrange a dinner at the Fra nck Scott Key Hotel for United Nations Agriculture Commission delegates visiting local conservation sites. Delegates to inspect Thrasher renovations and meet Maryland officials as part of a regional tour with lunch at the University of Maryland.
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Locs
Chamber of Commerce
Montgomery
Northern
Virgins
United Nations” Agriculture Commission
Frederick
Thrasher
Femoval
D. Baker
United Nations
Washington
Frederick County
Ed Davis
Maryland Souk Consersm
University of Maryland
Scott Key
Joeak Farms
Davis
C of C
Russell H SicCa
Ttate
Patrick
Market
Roads Commission
Chaimber
Trafic Lan Ines
Itenecas
George C. Slagle
Tuna
Slagle
University of Maryland College of Business and Public Administration
Chamber of Commerce Directorate
Richard E Zimmerman
Chamber
Court News Marriage Licenses and Transfers Listed
Court news lists marriage licenses for James Vernon Willard and Anna Margate, both of Frederick, plus several other couples and ages. It also notes property transfers including Philp C Wachter to Louise L Smith, and Dorothy Mary Wilson with Dorothy E Keyes in city transactions.
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James Vernon Willard
Jeerson
Anna Marg
Frederick.e
Dorothy V. Sper
Emer
H. Hackey
Ithersburg
George C. Demar
Germantown
Charles W. Simms
Susie Elizabeth King
Ai. PI . Grant Handley
West Street
Lois Frances Martin
Cumberland
Glenn Edward Sowers
Middletown
Beatrice Grace Brown
Brunswick
Philp C Wachter
Louise L Smith
Dorothy Mary Wilson
Dorothy E Keyes
Property transfers list with multiple to and from spouses
A sequence of brief real estate deeds shows numerous transfers from husbands to wives and others, across county and city locations, with nominal values like 10 dollars and occasional larger sums such as 512 dollars as part of the transaction records. Names include Dorothy Keyes Mary Wilson Charles M Kline Raymond F Shuitz Annie Wetzel Herbert O Bryan John Chrismer Ellsworth Valentine Walter Hahn Spencer Stup Daniel Jacobs Robert Cannon Ignatius Kennedy Robert Lambert Curtis Feeser Arthur Hightman Joseph Grossnickle and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy E. Keyes
Dorothy
Mary Wilson
Charles M. Kline
Herman D. Kline
Robert H. Routzahn
Grayson E. Wise
Frank W Masser
Raymond F. Shhuitz
Jelly
Annie E. Wetzel
Herbert D O'Bryan
Charles E. Myers
John Everett Chrismer
Elsworth C Valentine
Raymond &L. Kelly
D. Princeton Buckey
G .More R. Flautt, Jr
Joseph M. Grossnickle
Arthur T Hightmen
Poolesville PTA Meets A Back-to-School Night
Poorestville Parent Teachers Association held a November meeting at Poe School with parents and friends attending classes by riding buses. The group announced a library book drive and urged donations of usable books, posters, and radios to support the Poolesville school. It also joined Thrift Shop work and backed the Lay Council of Montgomery County Health Department to fund school equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poolesville
Charles Davis
Shhoo i
Montgomery County Health
Fragmentary birth notice with unclear details
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a baby born on a periodic timescale and a job tied to chemistry, but the text is unreadable and lacks identifiable names, places, or dates.
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U.N. Agriculture Commission
C.C
Court News
Lincoln
Hillside Coal Company
Parc Eect
Hannah
Wellsmere
Tery
A.A. Lough & Son
South Market
Desler Rock OF Ages
Jake
Estes Motors, Inc
East Patrick St
Hhye
Thomas M. Simpson
Earl of
Mars Opticians
Market Street
Glass & Mirror Sales
Park Ave
Maurice Solar
Baker's
East 5Th ST
East Sts
SOLAR
Reliable Junk Company
ST. ST
East Sts. Frederick
Maryland
Tite
Hamilton
Hamiltons
Landis
South Market St
YDS
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