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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1935

Page

3

New Market Man Is Found Dead After Roadside Collision

Elvin Blentlinger, 16 year old farmer of near New Market, died Saturday night after being found along the national highway and taken to Frederick City Hospital. Authorities believe a vehicle struck him, causing a fractured skull. no conclusive driver identity. He is survived by a widow and five children, with funeral services set for Tuesday at Mt. Olivet cemetery.

Co Burns Detver Elvin Blantiinger Bow Market Frederick City Beepstad New Starke Hismlinger Blentlinger Sherif Justice Wallant New Market Pearl May Blentlinger Thomas Watkiss John Poole Walkersville Russell Lawson Fountain Mills William Bientlinger Eldridge Bientlinger Roy Burke Marian Bientlinger Prank Shook Sheridan Blentlinger Frederick A. Theodore Sarah Murphy Blentlinger Frederick County Odd Fellows Lodge Mt. Olivet Cemetery Harry E. Carty Company

Greece to US stamps depict the Discobolus legacy

The article surveys how ancient Greek discus thrower culture appears on Olympic stamps from Greece to Belgium and the United States, noting Myron's Discobolus sculpture and artistic inaccuracies in some depictions. It cites the 1914 Costa Rica Olympiad stamp as an example and mentions NEA Service.

Greece Belgium United States Los Angeles Myron Ian Costa Rica Ohrympica

Armistice Day Echoes Across Sarajevo Bridge Scene

Memories recall World War I starts and ends linked to a Sarajevo bridge scene. Four years four months apart mark the bloodiest conflict, with nine million deaths. Gavrilo Princip’s shots killed Archduke Franz Ferdinand and Sophie, while the Miljacka river bridge frames houses and a mosque.

Gavrilo Princip Frang Ferdinand Austria Sophie Miljacka Sarajevo Bosnia Marshal Foch Campeligne Foreat

Right Reverend Helfenstein Confirms Class Across Maryland

The Right Rev Edward J Helfenstein of Baltimore presided at All Saints Church with Rev Douglas Hoof leading the service. After confirmation he preached and visited multiple chapels in Catoctin Parish and Frederick area delivering sermons and confirming several candidates before returning to Baltimore late Sunday.

Edward J. Helfenmein Baltimore Maryland All Saints Church Douglas Hoof Recwr Lane Rahop Helfenstein Harriott Chapel Catoctin Parikh Catectin Puriad Res Warren &. Darputh St. Timothy's Chapel Grace Church Linganore Pariah New Market Leon F. F. Vauthier Vechy Mubup Heche BaLieeu Frederick Ernest Helfenstein Clarke Place Baltmore

Record attempt to loft world balloon to 77000 feet

Rapid City reports Capt. Albert W. Stevens and Capt. Orril A. Anderson preparing to inflate a 3 100 000 cubic foot balloon for a dawn take off. The aim is 77 000 feet or over 14 miles, to reach the upper atmosphere. No trace of flyers or aircraft found as Singapore search continues for Sir Charles Kingsford Smith’s missing airship or aircraft.

Rapid City Albert W. Stevens Orril A. Anderson Singapore Straits Reif Bay of Bengal Sir Charles Kingsford

Smith and crew endure three day peril in record flight attempt

Australian aviator Smith and co pilot Tom Prethybridge went missing for three days during a daring attempt to record a flight to Australia. Rescue teams traced their path over the sea and mountains, confirming both occupants survived the ordeal.

A Three Days' Cough Is Your Danger Sign

An old advertisement urges quick action on a three days cough signaling danger from chest cold and bronchial irritation. It promotes Creomulsion to loosen phlegm, claim relief when other remedies fail and to avoid waste of money.

Two Deny Theft Of Circular Law Hearing Tuesday

Two men were jailed Sunday night charged with stealing a circular saw from Kidwiter Bros. The hearing, before Justice Walter Sinn, began Friday and will continue Tuesday at 10 30 AM. Leatherman and Henrietta deny the charges, with Leatherman admitting sale to Notnagle for forty dollars. Police report multiple weekend arrests for drunkenness and related offenses.

Walter E. Sinn Poster Leatherman James Henrietta Sandy Kidwiter Bros Wear Harpers James Noinagle Fair Grounds Notnagle Leatherman Charles W. Smith Emory Holland Lawrence Fagan Maurice Bennett Charles Blumenauer Samuel Thomas F Herbert Strawshure Robert Sewell Guy Anders Frank Dorsey J. C. Lavelle Allen Mc Henry

Many Ask for Pensions in Mt Airy Area

Mt Airy Md Nov 10 Applications for old age pensions have been made by 256 persons in Carroll County according to J Keller Smith local member of the County Board of Welfare Of that number 26 came from Mt Airy district Mr Smith added He could not say how many of the applications had been approved but said investigations had been completed of 150 persons seeking pensions.

Mt. Airy Carroll J. Keller Smith County Board of Welfare Mtu Airy Smith

2000 Peace Parade in Baltimore Ends Mass Meeting

More than 2000 marched in the Peace parade in Baltimore Saturday afternoon, ending a mass meeting at Mt Vernon Place M E church. Speakers included Dr Edmund B Chaffee of New York Labor Temple and editor of the Presbyterian Tribune on War and to Church, Edward Lewis of the Urban League on War and Labor, and Prof Wiltem Barnhart of Hood College on War and Christian Youth.

Baltimore Mt Vernon Place M. E. Church Edmund B. Chaffee Labor Temple New York Presbyterian Tribune Edward Lewis Tem R. Barnhart Hood College

Big Swing From Opening Lead In Bridge Championship

Detroit reporters recount a dramatic bridge hand from the pair championship final in Detroit. Russell Ronson notes the opening lead cost South 12 tricks, as Roosen opened a diamond and South won with the king, cashing 13 tricks, while a spade opening would have yielded 12 tricks for the side.

South West Roosen

Fragmentary game notes from a regional bridge column

Puzzle style fragment lists pass and pass actions with scattered codes and locations. It references a South West 1N.T. Pass 3N.T. Pasa Opening and multiple, unclear pass sequences across North East 34, ad- 10, and other unreadable tokens. The text is a garbled snippet rather than a complete report.

North Pasa Pass

New Experiment In Road Building Tried

A new road improvement experiment in Western Maryland aims to save state funds by applying a special surface to an existing mile of National Highway nine miles east of Hancock. Led by Dr. Homer E. Tabler, the project scarifies the old surface, adds a durable seal to depths of one to 1.25 inches, and could salvage hundreds of miles of roadway at about one quarter the cost of full tearing up and rebuilding. The effort marks a Maryland first in road technique.

Baltimore Maryland Homer E. Tabler We Rote Paade Commielan Stef State Roads Commission Hancock Licking Creek Maryland State Roads Department United States

Debt Free Carroll County Aims for Three Year Goal

Norman R. Hess, secretary of the Carroll County Commissioners, told Westminster High PTA that Carroll plans to become debt free within three years. The county’s 1934 debt was 251000 dollars, the lowest in Maryland, at 3.2 percent of the tax base, with Queen Anne’s at a lower amount. The plan includes Westminster High School construction, then New Windsor and additions at Sandymount and Sykesville, financed by the county with federal aid, to be completed by 1939.

Westminster Norman R. Hess Board of Carrell County Commissioners Westminster High School Heasanid Carroll P.T. A Maryland Queen Anne Eastern Shore Heas Mount Airy New Windsor Sandymount Sykesville

Dance Classes at Hotel Plan by Marian Chace and Michael J gan

Washington figures Marian Chace and Michael J gan will conduct dance classes in the ballroom of the Frances Scott Key hotel this season on Tuesday afternoons starting tomorrow. The program aims to give the growing child a cultural background in music and art through dance, alongside physical development. An exercise class for women is also being formed. The Sahara desert is moving south about one mile every two years.

Marian Chace Michael J Gan Washington, D. C Frances Scott Key Hotel Seson Ite Crowing Chold Ito Potee

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