Ladies Night of Kiwanis Club Highlights Local Visit
Frederick Kiwanis Club hosted a Tuesday evening session with about seventy five attendees. Notables from Hagerstown, Alexandria and Washington DC took part in a program titled Capital Kiwanis Ideas Unlimited. Participants included George Winslow, James Edmunds, Major James Asher, Floyd Jennings, Clyde Melville and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Kiwaniana
Moses Frederick
Washington, DC
Kiwanis Club
Furmong Newman
Hagerstown
Alemandria
Washington, D. C
Edwin F. Mill
Washington Club
Kiwanis
George E. Winslow
Mr. Hill
James B Edmunds
William W. Freeman
James Asher
Floyd Jennings
Clyde B. Melville
Frederick Club
Frederik Club
Francis Petrov
Frederick Kiwaniane
Jennings
Melville
Atlanta Shrine Chanters
Irving Diener
Alexandria
Robert L. Smith
Henry R. Shoemaker
Edward H Sharpe
Francis B. Sappington
Alfred W. Gaver
Jesse B. Anders
Eimer F Munshower
Charles E Wehler
DeWitt Pause
Leonard Storm
LeRoy L. Sowell
Clarence Carty
R. W. Harbaugh
O. J. Keller
Hiawit
ANG Wits
Go of Glove
Hdl
Abs
Wm M Storm
Ata Betrutsets
Mire
Ernest Berger
Wm. T Dewaplaine
Samuel Rosenowick
M.D. Kaufman
Mass
Eleanor Echeberge
Parsons Newman
R. RF Lewis, Jr
Gerson Rosenour
Charles W Lough
Charles Ro Zweizig
H Hendrickson
A A Radcuff
Grayson H Stales
Melvin M Engle
B. Rosenour
W N Freeman
George P Mangan
Edwin F Hll
B van Voorhies
Mile James B Edmunds
Jack Benny’s Broadcast Stats And Radio Season Details
A column notes Jack Benny’s near 20th network broadcast on December 1 with 2,463 jokes, 66 stooges, 4,500 pages of script and 744 musical selections. It lists his bands and singing stooges, then outlines NBC and CBS program schedules and ends with a claim that the U.S. government may own more than half the world’s cotton supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Benny
Jack
Benny
Tote
George Olson
Ted Weems
Frank Black
Don Bestor
Jimmy Grier
Johnny Green
Ethel Shutta
Andrea Marsh
Jimmy Melton
Frank Parker
Ken Baker
United States
Court News Highlights From Frederick and Nearby Areas
Court notices include multiple marriages and divorces for Frederick residents Thomas and Michael, Ruth Bur rel, Harold Cross and Ethel Daniels, and George McCann Jr and Marguerite Jenkins, with property deeds and estate transfers. Also recorded eliminate the Harrison transfers and Ault administration with monetary amounts, plus a Lewistown Ladies Aid Society meeting at the Lewistown ME church with program details and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Licertees Thomas & Michael
East Patrick Street
Ruth KE Burrel
South Market Street
Frederick
Frederick Henry Bame
Marie F Estes
Wincheater
George E. McCann, Jr
Marguerite E Jenkins
Takoma Park
Harold D. Cross
Ethel O Daniels
Washington
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lewistown ME Church
W. E Nelson
Thurmont
C Green
Hazel Lewis
Stephen Nelson
Lewis Heffner
Repeal urged at Independent Retail Grocers banquet
At the seventh annual Independent Retail Grocers Association banquet in Frederick the push for repeal of the gross receipts tax and a new revenue measure was urged by speakers. State Senator Miller and other officials warned legislators to organize to protect local grocers as the tax faced repeal discussions. The evening continued with dancing and remarks from multiple county and state figures, stressing the importance of retail organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pr Mani
Sykke
Ascholasi MW
Rabid
Scott Key Hotel
Frederick
Jacob Sause
Independent Retail Grocers’ Assocation of
Baltimore
E ‘We Miller
Washington County
Franscis Keefer
Union Bridge
Carroll County
Retail ‘Grocers’ Association
B Cissell
Mariotteville
Howard County Retail Grocers’ Association
Harry W LeGore
General Assembly
Lhoyd C Culler
Board of Aldermen
Miller
John R Fisher
Maryland
Airmore Stenciatinn
Ise
Harry W Walker
State Association
John M. Polhaus
National Association of Retail Grocers
Charles E Moylan
Tax Appeal Court
Cissell Alter
America
Ralph M Sharpe
Trinity M. E Church
South
James H. Harris
John M Culler
Frederick County Association
Harris
Mayor Culler
Senator Miller
Wat
Paradux
Letgeore
Letoie Deweoa
Mio Waker
Culler
Traffic delays ease as police clear stranded motorists
A brief report notes one way traffic improved today after officers released hundreds of motorists caught in a road blockage. Police worked to restore flow and urged drivers to seek alternative routes while clearing the scene.
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Ford
Where One Wrong Move Would Spell Rain
A retired man advised to place his savings in a Bank Voluntary or Living Trust to avoid risky investments. The fund would yield regular income, reduce financial anxieties, and support peaceful retirement. The trust may continue after death, permitting disbursements as desired.
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George H. Winslow
Jeff
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William McCain
Mabie Nptres
WEAF
NBC
Fred Allen
Conrad Thibault Resue
Norgan Mann
WABC
CBS
Kate Smith
Cavalcade of America
Burns and Allen
Nino Martini
Ray Noale
Leigh Universiy
Lawes
al Donahue Orchestra
Weafnbc
WARG
Old Kentucky
WJZ
Farm and Home Hour
Music Guild
Snakespears
Licenee Me
Master Loan Service
Calvert
Baltimore, Wid
Court News
Olver R. Harrison
Bernard C Harrison
Charles H Masser
John Q. Adams
Edgar T Ault
John W Derflinger
Charles M Kline
Myerayilie Savings Bank
County
Frederick Association
Madhha
Charte
Associatat Ist
Moo Mowvlan
Thus
County of
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Mauinbur
Lucerie
Pennayivenia
Vicks Vatro
Tiana
Funeral Directors
Ambulance Service
East Trary
Babee Harland
Rd BS
L. B. Nicodemus
N. Market St. Frederick
Markell & Ford
Frederick. MD
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Frederick, Maryland
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