Wife, Husband Die Within Thirteen Hours in Rush Funeral
Robert Lee Wright, longtime farmer of noir Vowht, dies Friday night at 11 05. His wife Anna Wright, 70, fled the scene 13 hours later as a double funeral is planned. The original Monday service is cancelled. survivors include two sons George Wright and Dudley Wright, three daughters Mrs L Eime, Miss Mabel Wright, and Mrs L Rice, plus a brother Charles Wright and a sister Mrs Will iam Fawley. Funeral directors Elohuison and Sun.
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Robert Lee Wright
Ard Pes
Anna Ititehie Wright
Wright
Writ
Uged
Charles Wiliam
Mary Catherine Sandhower Wright
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Doubs
Ro George Wright
Jefferson
Dudley C Wright
L Eime
Mabel B. Wright
L Rice
Baltimore
Charles Fo Wright
Burdette
William Fawley
Travian
M. OR. Elohuison
Sun
Frederick County faces old age aid strain under new act
Old age assistance in Frederick County shows 429 cases totaling 495 people in October with an average $14 50 per person monthly. Waiting list stands at 165, funds near cap as 1 179 have applied since program began seventeen months ago. Local act aims to shift future support to federal old age benefits starting January 1942.
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Frederick County
Turners
Mitan
Welfare Board
Thom
Turner
Frederick
Ulth
Miss Flanigan to Wed Mr Lochner in Quiet Ceremony
Catherine Marie Flanigan daughter of Mrs John M Flanigan and the late Mr Flanigan will marry Henry N Lochner of Washington in a 4 PM Evangelical Lutheran church ceremony. Rev Dr Amos J Travor will officiate. The bride will wear a white satin gown with lace, orange blossom bouquet, and a veil. Naomi Flanigan will be maid of honor. Fred Beyer will be best man. After the wedding the couple plan a South wedding trip and reside at 936 Park Avenue.
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Catherine Marie Flanigan
John M
Catonsville
Naomi Flanigan
Kiener
Fred Beyer
Washington
J, Herold Hooper
Ralph Ww. Tayer
Frederick
Eleanor Eichelberger
Mendelsohn
Drigo
Bamron
Delila
Liebestraum
Liszt
Hood College
Lochner
Fredeick High School
Strayer's Business College
Galliher and
Hugheley
Treacirer
Park Avesnue
Donation Day Monday At Episcopal Orphan Home
The fourth annual Donation Day will be observed at the Episcopal Orphan Home on Monday with members of the Board of Managers receiving gifts of money food clothing and similar articles. The home, founded in 1832, will be one hundred years old in March 1938 and has a record of care with only one death in that period. Nine children are currently in charge of the matron Ruth Wilson, with board members and officers listed, including Miss M Joule Johnson president and Charles B Trail vice president.
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Episcopal Orphan Home
Board of Managers
Ruth Wilson
M. Joule Johnson
Charles B. Trail
Robino Dotaptaine
Mra
John Prancis Smithy
Treacher
Mitts
Ann R. Potts
Mies Emily C Johnson
Carroll HL. Mendrickson
Nan Knott
Holmer D Baker
A. Atetia Pearre
Charles McC Mathias
Mira Thelma Nixdorm
Car Stolen Near Park Reported To Police
William Mores of 117 gemersan street reported to state and city police that his 194 Chevro et rendeter sas ttvlen Friday night from lis park. The Boel Mingates Lon on Weet Patrick rent.
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William Mores
Gemersan Street
Elty
Lis Park
Patrick Rent
Berlin Wins Joint German Japanese Alliance
Moscow dispatch reports German and Japanese alliance discussions advancing with coordination urged by the Kremlin. The Testament explains mobilization of war forces as part of preparing for a broader conflict, signaling intensifying global tensions amid cautious diplomacy.
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Tussia Waris
Moscow
Theb Saylet
Kremlin
Testa
Seir Dogs Shot Trigger Hunters Claim Damages
Hunters claim two beagle dogs were shot on land owned by Epier near Pearl. They say Fyler fired from posted property and threatened them. Justice Sinn ruled no criminal action possible since dogs were on Epier’s land. owners planned to pursue damages rather than prosecution.
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Thyeryar
Milken Deven
Mgmns
Leais Eves
Pearl
Treryar
Discy
Elsi
Aston
Barry Wonpigler
Olton
Fyler
Frederick
Dot
Epier
Walter I. Sinn
Dows
Police Seize Thanksgiving Turkey Case in Baltimore
Police recovered a Thanksgiving turkey stolen from Mrs. Willam C. Meret near Arnddick after David Taylor, 40, confessed. Justice Sinn remanded Taylor for sentencing later, with Sheriff Willier awaiting further details. Police noted Taylor climbed a gate and fled as an officer questioned him near city limits.
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David Taylor
Michemond
Vanegra
Willam C. Meret
Arnddick
Sherif
Taylor
Chiek
Allen Barigus
Hagerstown
Fhgio
Mriet
Onet
Charlies Mahensy
Mat
Mae Honey
Tayla
Mar'sten
Hood College loss notes knee injury to player in final game
In the final game of the league season Hood College player suffered a right knee injury this morning. He was removed by ambulance to the Frederick City Hospital for treatment.
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Maying
Oat Hood College
Mity Teotel Reich Britten
Trenton
Wood
Moro Féchison
Ron
Cire Wospital
Arita Laa
Eastern Star Officers Attend Grand Chapter in Civil War Garb
Two hundred seventy members of the Eastern Star from Maryland attended the meeting of Pred ge Chapter felt Bridiv on the Masonie tfenple. Grand officers from Baltimore and nearby areas participated in a short program and ritual presentations, dressed in Civil War period attire.
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Wanhiiston
Predge
Bridiv
Prevodi
Urine Winkins
Worthy Mae Thom
Foo
Worthy
Malverly Hersh
Lekoy Sowell
Metal Leather
Culord
Moo Winger
Impe Fo
Manuirit Munker
Ar“Socet
Sehard Kane
Helen Sehtfer
Luther Horne
Ruth ‘Trout
Liven Young
Wibur Seeger
Pachehoman
Star Pum
Uo Greg
Ceatine
Marrs Jamo
Norma
Cnt
Mary Tandall
Baltimore
Worthy Rand
Clarence Burdir
Yale Temore
John Presser
Datimore
Noe Boyd
George WH. Goresuch
Minnie Hopped
Grand Petron
Yeadil Dillehunt
Kensington
Bethesda
Slasersown
Middletown
Grimisburs
Brunswick
St As
Markets Edge Higher Amid Tepid Trading And News
The stock market in New York showed a slight advance as dealers recovered some losses, led by modest gains across leaders amid easing tension over domestic business prospects. Weather forecasts called for fair skies with rain possible midweek in the Northeast and Middle Atlantic, while reports noted a fractured jaw injury to Mrs. Gerald Wakes at the Leaderick Hospital.
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New York
Fan F. United
Hood College Alumni Week End Opens With Faculty Talks
Alumni Week end program at Hood College featured a dinner where opening remarks were delivered by President Henry Lo Grahe and Mrs. Jo Joye. Faculty members and guests spoke on topics including modern novels, recent events, and historical interpretations. The event culminated in a chapel service with remarks by Dr Laura Ward and Dr James W. Rayek.
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Hood College
Hel Conege
Heory
MocAmaerson
Tata
Sicaca
Ibo
Hood
Prosilent
Henry Lo Grahe
Amd
Bros
Las Hures
Alunae
Laura 4 Ward
Faglish
James Wo Rayek
New Deal Power Struggles in Congress Highlight Longeran Debate
Washington reports focus on Senator Lonergan of Connecticut and the anti campaign funds investigations. Despite a Democratic majority on the committee, tensions rise over irregular tactics and influence from du Ponts Rockefellers and Morgans. The dispute touches campaign finance, utility interests, and the legality of key New Deal measures including public power loans and the holding company act.
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Dekseolt
Husbew
Wahi Pine
Connecticut
Natur
Owas
Teats
Sshwellenbach
Washington
Committee of the
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du Ponts
Rockefellers
Morgan
Schwollenbach
Wny
Repubican
Denny Driscoll
Pennsylvania
Corre Con
Pd Whitpernnag Campaiens Drisco
Democrat
AC Electric Company & Tyke
Dal
Gqallry
Bemtsalvania
Shina
Ba Commieter Membera
Brhadenbach and
Servite Minten
Indiana
Roosevelt labels political machines diverse against re election
President Roosevelt asserts that various organizations, political machines, and individuals near Malone and Vermont aided his campaign and provided a large stimulus for business. He notes opponents and friends influencing spending while joking about campaign logistics and a sign reading You are now Treating the United States.
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Rooevelt
Roosevelt
Malone
Vermont
United States
Homemakers Club Formed At Thurnont Nineteen Members Unite
Nineteen charter members joined the Homemakers Club formed at Thurnont to study Home Furnishing for Better Family Living and Home Grounds improvement. Officers include Miss Judith Ault president and Mrs Anna M. Jones elected chairwoman. The group plans spring programs, a festival in April, and a fundraiser for the Frederick County Emergency Biopical with donations due before Thanksgiving.
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Eo Williams
Coatty Tone
Westine
Judith Ault
Daniel Flory
Glenn Gall
M. O. Sawyer
Corbett
Mirelarold Martin
Anna M. Jones
Luther Huhrman
Eli
Frederick County
Mta Anta MM
Jones
Dante Flory
Luther Buthman
James Arbaush
Wareckt Martin
Metis Ecker
Paul Gite
Chas Rhodes
Mies Viola Whitmore
Joseph C Goltdaborough
Howard 2. Damnuth
Grarke J. Trexter
Charles Reed
Carl Gall
Dance Draws Over a Hundred Couples at Frede trick High
More than 100 couples attended the senior class sponsored dance in Frede trick High School auditorium. Decorations echoed Thanksgiving with crepe paper Pilgrims and fall motifs. Refreshments included fruit punch and cookies. Paul Jones performed during the evening. George Chaptine Jr. won a twenty pound turkey prize. Revert Warrlcan presided as president of the dance class committee.
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Ally School
Fredetrick High School
Jet Maxie O
Paul Brenglen
George Chaptine, Jr
Revert Warrlcan
Tance Claea
Pemeent
Trial Set For Rockville Official January 18
Peter Trial Is Set For Rockville on January 18 in Montgomery County regarding former county commissioner and related charges. Accused Felvard Veter faces penalties tied to alleged fraud and misappropriation of fifteen thousand dollars in county funds.
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Peter
Rockville
Miies
Montgomery County
Cutent Cormh Mrnday
Felvard
Couneeh
Commiconeres
Prien Perte Deades
Bombardment of Fascist Position Raises Madrid Tension
Reports say National Institute of Vidlosy recaptured, Madrid defenses stiffen as bombardment and naval actions shift near the capital. U S nationals warned to evacuate and consulate advised to close amid freezing rain and food shortages. About 200 Americans in Madrid and many more in Barcelona face uncertain safe passage as authorities weigh evacuation orders.
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National Institute of
Balaman
Spaniary
Canarias
France
Levante
Spain
U. S
Spanial
Barcelona
Sev
Stamp Act Repudiation Read Change Motive At Ceremony
Frederick County chapter of the D A R announced that for the first time the Stamp Act repudiation will not be read during Monday's Repudiation Day ceremonies. The late Clerk E G Haugh was invited to read it but his memory is honored by omitting the feature. An address by Edward Nelaplaine will follow, with tea to be served later. John Minker remains ill in Indiana after a heart attack. his family traveled with others to be with him.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Chew
G. Haugh
Edward & Nelaplaine
Francis Spot
Key Hotson
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