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Fair Grounds
Independent voting and party loyalty in modern elections
The piece argues that voter choices now reflect individual judgment rather than straight party loyalty, with irregular results across New York and Ohio. It notes readers report surprises at local precincts and predicts politicians must adapt as traditional party unity fades and voters act independently. The Middletown Valley Farm sale details follow, noting Albert C Kefauver will take possession April 1 and reside near Middletown Braddock Heights.
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Ohio
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Middletown Valley
Morris Ro Holter
Middletown
Albert C. Kefauver
Jravson H. Staley
Kefauver
Middietown
Burkinsville
Braddock Heights
Kidney Disease Ad Says Herbal Remedy Inexpensive
An old advertisement warns kidney disease is fatal and touts a “secret remedy” from Williamson's Drum Shop claimed to remove poisons from inactive kidneys. It urges readers with sound kidneys to protect them and recommends purchasing a kidney remedy to relieve trouble.
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Kidneep
Williamson
22 Degree Drop Brings Cold Wave To Frederick
Frederick shivered as temperatures plunged to 22 degrees last night and 27 this morning. The official forecast calls for continued cold with rising temperatures by Friday, while strong northwest winds and ice in gutters marked the unseasonable weather. Citizens appealed for aid as charity drives reported increased need.
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Fountain Court Park
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County Medicos Elect Officers at Frederick Society Meeting
The Frederick County Medical Society elected officers at the Elks Club with Dr. William C. Johnson as president and Dr. J C Kefauver as first vice president. Dr. H P Fahrney and Dr. Rawlon were named second vice president and treasurer respectively, with Dr. BG Thomas as secretary and Dr. William Meredith Smith as censor.
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Frederick County Medical Society
Elks’ Club
Levin West
Brunswick
William C. Johnson
Thin City
J. CC. Kefauver
Thurman
H. P. Fahrney
Rawlon
Middletown
BG. Thomas
William Meredith Smith
T. H. Johnson
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M. A. Birely Thurmont
T. B. Johnson
W.C. Johnson
Leaders Bible Class and Local Football Notes
One hundred forty new members joined the Leaders Adult Bible Class at the Methodist Entacopal church bringing total parishioners to 208. Tonight the Reds face the Blues in a church league match. Reds win margin unknown with captains John Grove and C A Spence noted. A report from the nominating committee is expected, with December officer elections planned. In high school football, Nicodemus schedules St James for Saturday at 3 pm. Coach Derr’s squad works out amid concerns over four injured players. Hawaii is reported making bricks from lava.
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Leaders Adult Bible Clan
Methodist Entacopal Church
Reds
Twente
John Grove
Blues
C. A. Spence
Nicodemus
St. James
Derr
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local items from The News column note the Maryland State Board of Homeopathic Medical Examiners met at Dr H J Evans office, one applicant examined, farm land prices rising in the county, and a Memorial Association meeting held with several members present. A spot wheat race at Traltmore shifted prices to 134 cents a bushel. The Cobsta Therry Pett attracted attention at the World’s Fair as well.
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Maryland State Board of Homeopathic Medical Exa.a
H. J. Evans
Tall
Erdey
Traltmore
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Court House
Frederick City
Maryland
Martha A. Dorcus
David F. Dorcua
Bruce E. Fogle
Mirlant C. Foxle
New Midway
Woodsboro
Frank L. Stoner
Purely Personal Notices From Local Citizens
Purely personal notices list Karl Jacobson and family traveling to Haltimore for Julius Josephs funeral, John Hanekew and family moving from Cradduch to Mut, Miss Ligale Mebeling of St.imo Va visiting Mrs Mol vle Reberta, Helen Ramacy of United Plag in Frederick, Mr. Bof Grove and party in Galtt We On HAINES area, Frederick hunting trip with Frederick Crummill and Abrecht, Voorhies of New York visiting Elder on West Church, Mrs Voorhied to Aigerstown, and several Virginia residents visiting Martinsburg and Winchester areas.
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South Market Street
Haltimore
Julius Joseph
John Hanekew
Cradduch
Ligale Mebeling
St. Imo. Va
Mol
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South
Helen Ramacy
United Plag
Frederick
Bof. Grove
Patrick Steevet
Og Orpemdong
Galtt
Haines
Goldie Poole
Mro
Wrao
Rummill
Abrecht
Baltimore
Voorhies
New Yorm
Elder
West Church Street
Armistead Lucas
Jeferson County
West Virginia
Jagnes Dunlap
William L. Vewell
Leesburg
Berrybill Carter
Winchester
Richard Potts
Walter Weller
Nellie
Martinsburg
W. Va
Thia City
Surprise Birthday Dinner For Jenny Barkier
A surprise birthday dinner was given Sunday to Jenny Barkier of Walkersville by his wife and mother to mark his thirty sixth birthday. At twelve o'clock all were invited to the dining room for the splendid dinner. Present were Mr and Mrs Jonas L Burrier, Mrs Lavena Burrier, Mrs Sarah A Long, Mr and Mrs John Heard, Mr and Mrs Philip Burrier and daughter Clara, Mr and Mrs Trobert Burrier, Miss Ella Burrier, Mr Howard and Clarenca Burrier, Master Harry Murray and Emory Barrier, Mrs Molle King and Mrs Minnie Getzentanner and Mr George King.
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Jenny Barkier
Walkersville
Mra
Jonas L. Burrier
Lavenla Burrier
Sarah A. Long
John Heard
Philip Burrier
Clara
Trobert Burrier
Mias Ella Burrier
Howard
Clarenca Burrier
Harry Murray
Emory Barrier
Molle King
Minnie Getzentanner
George King
Weddings Tie Summers and Stonebraker in Double Notices
A double wedding notices Virgle Summers and Vernon Summers of Mersersville in a Beaver Creek area ceremony with a ring rite conducted by Rev. Dr. Muss. The couple then toured to Hagerstown and Pennays and will reside with Summers' parents in Myersville. Grace Elizabeth Stonebraker married Robert Miller Arnold in Baltimore on the eve of November 14. The Arnolds will live at 3610 Springdale Avenue Forest Park after December 1.
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Myersville
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Loutoun County
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Daniel T. Stup
Zachariah T. Windsor
Circuit Court
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Robert &. Brown
George R. Dennis
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Wedding in garden setting for Quynn Delaplaine pair
Mint dante H. Quynn daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles W Quynn and WHl and T Delaplaine wed at 730 last evening at 220 East Patrick street, ceremony in a garden of palms smilax and roses. Bride wore white gown with pearl necklace and orange blossom coronet. groom’s party included Miss Sterryman as bridesmaid. Reception followed. couple to honeymoon in New York then Termuda. home at 220 East Patrick street after December 13.
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Washington and Lee University
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