County Roll Call Chairmen Named in Frederick County
The enrollment committee chairmen were announced Friday by Mrs. Edger Ho McBride. The list names chairmen for numerous towns including Adamutown Brunswick Hackeystown Jefferson Knoxville Petersville Libertytown Middletown New Market Point of Rocks Shookstown Thurmont Walkersville Urbana Woodsboro and Yellow Springs among others with many named women and Misses. The update reflects a broad county wide effort to organize local committee leadership.
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Prederick County
Edger Ho McBride
SAS
Branchart
Adamutown
Mary V. Bell
Ballenger Pike
New Deega Youd
A. H. Derr
Braddock Heighta
W. C. Oberlander
Claude Hargett
Pountain Mills
Martha Con
Middletown
Edith Fink
Memrorvia
Lucille Nicodemus
Mt. Ally
Ridgeville
Hatfe Wilson
Pleasant
William T. de- Jacher
Myersyville
D. Edgar Bittle
New London
Charles D. Walker
New Market
Frank Maynard
Pearl
Jacob Rosenstock
Point of Rocks
KE. L. Blessing
Rocky Springs
Shookstown
Harriet Kemp
Thurmont
Etta
Debate Over Frederick County School Consolidation
A reporter’s quiz captures a divided view on consolidating county schools. Supporters cite better teaching and facilities, while opponents warn it harms rural communities. Names include Charles Renn Jefferson and W H Renn Adamstown among others voicing mixed opinions.
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Prederk County
We County
Frederick County
Charles Renn
Jefferson
Charles A. Opel, Jr
Federick
Montgomery County
Wild Turkey Season Opens as Western Maryland Stocks Game
Western Maryland starts the shooting season with turkeys and other game. About 220 additional wild fowl were stocked in Western Maryland this year along with 6500 quail and many rabbits. State officials predict good hunting. bag limits set for woodcock rabbits squirrels quail pheasant turkey and ruffed grouse.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Anne Farnsworth Faces Murder Charge in Identity Fight
In Astoria a case centers on Anne Farnsworth who is charged as Nikki Nielsen. The district attorney argues she killed a man in a bootleg scheme linked to Farnsworth fisheries. Tecla Sork recounts adoption ties showing Anne's true name as Anne Farnsworth.
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Ase
Astoria
Farnsworth
Lake Farnsworth
Sorki
Atte Farnsworth
Lenholm
Anne
Sele
Puilis
John
Sorki Brothers
Nikki Nielsen
Nikki
Charlotte Farnsworth
Apaper
Tecla
Anne Farneworth
Agne
Anne Farnsworth
Teela Sork
Trace
Orvn
Anna Nielsen
Mr. Farnsworth
Tom Farley
Farnswortha
Matice
Annikki Nielsen
Anne Lucinda Farnsworth
Farley
Jeanne Bowman
Organization forms Blue Ridge League six team circuit
The Blue Ridge League structures a six team circuit with Jeffersonian Club Win enester Waynesboro Martinsburg and Hancock joining Hagerstown. Frank Colley is elected president with Jack Casker Hancock as vice president and Leslie Young Baltimore as secretary treasurer. The season opens December 2 with Martinsburg vs Hancock and Jeffersonians hosting Winchester December 6. Hagerstown to open with Waynesboro around December 4 and scheduling duties assigned to Charles Hoyer.
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Hagerstown
Jeffersonian
Winenester
Waynesboro
Martinsburg
Hancock
Citcuit
Frank Colley
Wew Hagerstown Herald-Mail
Jack Casker
Leslie Young
Baltimore
Hve
Winchester
Jeffersonians
Charles Hoyer
Toothbrush Teachings For Kids In A Fanciful Tale
A whimsical 1935 NEA Service story follows toy toothbrushes guiding children through a playful dental routine. The narrator narrates a cheerful scene under a tree with a sponge lady, a well, and a tube of paste as characters scrub teeth and learn good habits. The tale ends with a moral about kindness and proper dental care.
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Wes
NEA Service
New York Radio Schedule Shifts for NBC CBS Programs
Radio listeners in New York hear more orchestras returning to CBS and NBC lineups. Harry Halstead Ted Fiorito Ozzie Nelson Isham Jones and other acts feature across Sunday to Tuesday slots while plans for Bing Crosby remain uncertain. The New York Philharmonic will swap to a Beethoven Ravel Sibelius program reflecting listener choices.
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New York
CBS
Harry Halstead
Ted Fiorito
Ozzie Nelson
Isham Jones
New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchesta
Sibelius
Beethoven
Iving
Ravel
WEAF
NBC
Bowes
Walue of
Birdie Cantor
Leshie Howard
Detroit Symphony
Cyrena van Gordon
Wdjz
Magic Ker
Mountain Merrymakers
Piisudik
Wemaent
Court News and Community Notices
Marriage licenses issued for John W. Dulin and Elizabeth L. LaFevre and for Edward W. Farwood and Delores J. Heath. Property deed from Edgar O. Rohrback to George W. Rohroeck. Orphans Court accounts stated and finalized for Reich, Ketrow, and Castle estates. Boys' Club entertained by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Independent Hose Company on Armistice Day. Radio schedules list various programs. North Carolina authorities capture fugitive William Twitty, facing a long sentence. Mr. and Mrs. William McPherson McGill celebrate 25th wedding anniversary.
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John W. Dulin
Omaha
Neb
Elizabeth L. LaFevre
Woodbury
Tenn
Edward W. Farwood
Delores J. Heath
Washington
Edgar O. Rohrback
George W. Rohroeck
Eliza Reich Spencer
Nannie Reich
Albert
Brown
George EB. Lease
William, Ketrow
Greenbury D. House
Re Woo Leer
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Independent Hose Company
Metropolitan Police
Case Continued On Bond For Support Of Child
State of Maryland for the use of Katherine Grove versus Frederick Urban and Ella Urban in Circuit Court before Judge Arthur Willard continued. Alleged failure to pay $12 weekly support for infant Kate Grove, arrears of $18 noted. Juvenile Court order signed earlier. youth Pridey A. Quakling Seauotum connected. Case involving boy thirteen at Training School near Baltimore. probation case by Mrs. Michael Paw. Jury excused. instructed to return Monday. One property claim scheduled for Monday. Subscribe for The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Maryland
Katherine FO Grove
Katherine
Gig
Fant
Frederick Eric Frank M Urban
Ella Bo Urich
Clcnt
Arthur D Wittard Putley
Ths
Katecoe E Grove
Urban
Arthur D. Willard
Baltimore
Willard
Michael E Paw
Sounty
New Market
Talon
Homemakers Win Prizes In State Exhibit
An exhibit announced by Miss Venu Af Keller highlights prize winners from Maryland and Carroll counties. The event was organized with support from the University of Maryland Extension Service and Ball Jar Company, with Mrs East O'Neal of Allegany and Mrs Manaaca Reet of Carroll noted among top awardees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venu Af Keller
University of Maryland Extension Service
Ball Jar Company
Muncie
Indies
East O'Neal
Allemany County
Teresed
Manaaca Reet
Carroll County
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Naned
Harmony Grove
Isabel Crum
Tramsville
C. W. Smith
Robert Thrasher
Johnenville
Carroll Harp
Gertrude Whitmore
Knoxville
Petersville
Louise Eleter
Mary Louise Ahsk
Lewistown
G. Lloyd Palmer
Libertytown
Oran Lease
Charlies T. Bros
W. H Renn
Adamstown
Archon
William M. Storm
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Fredrick
George B. McCleery
Frederick
Pian
Maresworth
Etek
Tecla Sork
Técla
Ante
Trembitar
Abgey
Apso Farnsworth
Luke Farnsworth
Vinkabe
Orvi Nielsen
Nielsen
Monterey California
Crescent City
Tab
Harry W. Nice
Roads Commission
Homer E. Tabler
Henry P. Bridges
Woodmont Rod and Gun Club
Gun Club
Josephine L. Meeny
A. 0
Rupp
Keeny Iska
Atfares
Mase
M. Weinders
Vymines
Wee Dunecy
RADIO
William McGaffin
Af Radio
Bob Burns
Arkansas Comedy
Whiteman Music Hall
Bing Crosby
Jimmy Melvon
Jane Froman
Broadway
WERP
Thornton Fisher
Hampton Institute Singers
Rubinoff
WABC
Nina Martini
Mariy May
Herbert Hoover
Ger Olsen
Minn
Herbie Kay
WIZ
Chicago
Court News
George E. Leas
William Ketrow
Frank A Castle
Charles A Castle
Twitty
N.C
North Carolina
William Twitty
Sheri Roy M. Hilter
He Frety
William McPherson McGill
S. J. Hamilton
Frederick, Md
iGreenawalt
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market &T
the Domestic Building Association
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
R. Ames Hendrickson
Charles Wertheimer
Francis B. Sappington
Counse
James Heinlein Harris
Horace C. Zacharias
Conger
Theor Kanding
Nicodemus & Culler
Cream
Markell & Ford
PHORE
Frederick. MD
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