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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1930
Page
12
Court house gathering set for Monday night to discuss a murderable interest being manifested in the local farming community. Organizers urge attendance of all farmers and interested residents to hear speakers and ask questions.
A campaign launches to sell stock and organize two additional plants under the Farmers National Grain Corporation framework. Growers receive grain advances against market value with margins and potential seizure if prices threaten the advance. Meetings at Courthouse and nearby towns aim to recruit members and finalize the campaign plan.
A list enumerates case committee and donors for the 1931 Red Cross campaign. The roster includes Edna M. Scarlet, Mrs Howard Mayne, J. Sma D, James A. Long, T. Stuart Haller, William Y. Anderson, Henri L. G. Kieffer, E. Michael, Douglass Hoult, Charles L. Wilson, Ella Morris, Rod Aokroach, James Ram, E R Sager, Leonard Stam, Schmidt, Rufus Oden, Francis H. Marxer, Guy Brust, F M Brunner, Staley, Rede Levy, Ch. Pearre, Matthew Yad, Ida DeLashmutt, John Diffendal, and many others.
Frederich Juncoon south of Frederick reports the death as accidental after a discharge from a firearm. Coroner Bermett says no verdict yet while testimony from a hunting companion is sought. Survived by mother Mrs Charles Baer sister Mrs John Baker Ellicott City brothers Ira and Donald. Age 19 years 9 months 22 days. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm at the late home with interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. Thorn Price funeral director.
Houston is the site as the Women’s Christian Temperance Union opens its 58th annual convention. President Ella A Boole vows to oppose any repeal of national prohibition and to push for education to gain obedience and orderly enforcement. The group plans a Washington rally of dry organizations on December 1 to urge Congress. President Hoover sends greetings to WCTU members praising their public service and law enforcement role.
A muttered political digest notes the first day of the job registration event and discusses reactions to Sen Fess and party figures. It cites Hoover era tensions, Satoon League criticisms, and Republican contrasts with Antisaloon League figures.
Virgita H Jaimes reports to Mr and Mrs Edward James that heavy rains two weeks ago disrupted railroad and air mail service between nearby and distant places. An atmospheric disturbance near the Gulf of Mexico may have caused part of the disruption. The Jameses, living on East Cheech Street, normally receive air mail from their daughter in Mexico City.
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