Deaths in Hanover and vicinity claim several lives
Clarence V. Doud of Hanover aged 12 dies after brief illness. Adam Theodore Blentlinger former Mt. Carmel farmer passes away at 85 in Frederick. John Henry Brown of Small Wood Carroll county dies of pneumonia. Miss Mary Ellen Eves of Clarksburg dies at 74. infant daughter of Merhianu Irene Herley Foxville dies at Frederick City Hospital. Funeral arrangements noted for several.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence VY
Charles Valentine Doud
Hanover
Mr. Doud
Valentine
Elizabeth Snook Doud
Frederick
Bere
Doub
Misa Edmons Bai
Jacob Bair
Elisbeth Doub
Adam T. Blentlinger
Adam Theodore Blentlinger
Mt. Carmel
Frederick City
Mick
Nias
Ray Dobe
Toles Dieefan Blentlinger
Ira B
Blentlinger
New Market
Prank Shook
Prederick
Mt. Carmel Methodist
John Henry Brown
Fannie M. Brown
Small Wood
Carroll County
Nelson
Ela Brown
New Windsor
Prosperity Lodge No. 144
Knights of Pythias
William 8
Hoff
Oliver Tyrone
Theodore F. Brown
Weatminster
Oscar
George Humbert
Littlestown
William and
Charles
Silver Run
William B. Marker
Tyrone
George Smith
William Cutterer
Berryville
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Felix Peck
Prosperity Lodge
Merhianu
Irene Herley
Foxville
Frederick City Hospital
Bethel Cemetery
M. L. Creager and Son
Local Health Notes From Middletown Area
Among the sick residents, Mrs. Charles H. Butts is improving at home in Middletown after a week of confinement. Mrs. Edger Beller, near Middletown, is a Frederick City Hospital patient undergoing an operation. Rev. Dr. Charles E. Wehler on West Second Street had Friday morning surgery at Sinai Hospital and is recovering well. Mee Ralph Ahalt of Pareraville has recovered enough to return home after operations at Frederick City Hospital. Mr. C. T. K. Gladnill, treated for septic poisoning at Frederick City Hospital, is improving at home in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Butts
Middletown
Edger Beller
Frederick City Hospital
J. William Strine
North Market Street
Charies E. Wehler
West Second Street
Sinai Hospital
Baltimore
Mee Realph Ahalt
Parereyille
Federal relief debate echoes in mayoral council
The conference of 83 city heads argues Congress must maintain relief as long as need exists. Senator Borah denounces waste and insists that aid has reached the truly needy and that every case has received careful consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Borah
Idaho
Paper Dishes Transform Dining in 1837 Era
Fragmentary account notes paper dishes replacing older blowers and ornate wares. Mentions plates glasses and containers for sauces, plus a queenly arrival and a long, unclear timeline of 2600 days and a waiting tram. Details are garbled but imply social change through tableware evolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
New Deal in Washington Faces Hiring Hurdles and Wine Trade Reform
In Washington, job pressure remains heavy as Roosevelt struggles to fill posts such as the NRA public relations director and seats on the RFC and FTC. Florida advances wine prohibition repeal, enabling beverages from grapes and citrus. Social scenes show Jim Farley, LaGuardia, Norris, and Ferber among the political and cultural movers at the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Rodney Duicher
Washington
Hertz
Rooeevelt
API Banat
Robert M. Hutchins
University of Chicago
Josephine Roche
Colorado
Treasury
Francis Biddle
Philelphia
NRA
Roosevelt
RFC
Federal Trade Commission
Department of Agriculture
Personal News and Local Notices Highlight Homecomings and Family Events
Miss Margaret Blacklock of Baltimore returns from a week with Miss Helen Ritchie of East Third Street. Mr and Mrs Eddie Runkles of Long Comer welcome a nine pound son born November 16. Alberta Molesworth becomes Mrs Eddie Runkles, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Molesworth. Twelve students ranked in a Maryland dramatic organization. Leon R Your son of Mr and Mrs L R of Brownsville listed among issue candidates. George Dorser Norris, once of the Tennessee area and now a Mt Airy resident, quietly celebrates his 86th birthday. Rev Charles D Shaffer and Max Foher attend a meeting of Y M C A secretaries and boards in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Blacklock
Baltimore
Helen Ritchie
East Third Street
Eddie Runkles
Long Comer
Mas. Runkles
Alberta Molesworth
Harry Molesworth
Erty
Maryland Dramatic Organization
Leon R
L. R
Brownsville
George Dorser Norris
Mt. Airy
Airy
Norris
Charles D. Shaffer
Focal ¥. M.C. A
Max Foher
Interstate Committee
Y. M. Co
Marland
Delaware
Distret
Calumpia
FCC picks Paul A Walker to lead telecom probe
Former Oklahoma teacher now with the Federal Communications Commission will head the probe into whether American Telephone and Telegraph prices are excessive. The action targets telephone charges and regulatory oversight in public utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jools
Hich
Paul A. Walker
Federal Communications Commission
Howe
STATE LIQUOR LAW UPHELD IN APPELLATE RULING
Two Baltimore cases involving untaxed liquor and search and seizure were decided in favor of the state by the Court of Appeals. Joseph Abramson and Stanislaus Zukowski appealed a three month sentence for possessing spirits over 14 percent alcohol without tax, with both holding Class D licenses. The court upheld the state liquor law provisions allowing licensed premises to be searched without a warrant and noted licenses do not create property rights. Mrs. Charles B. Darmmer of Middle town is recovering at her sister’s home in Burkittsville after treatment at Frederick City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnepolis
Ne State
Court of Appeals
Criminal Court of Baltimore
Joseph Abramson
Stanislaus Zukowski
Trappers of
Abramson
D Lindley Sloan
Tater
Baltimore
Hammond Urner
Searc
Charles B. Darmmer
Middletown
Frederick City Hospital
Clarence Hightman
Burkittsville
Sit
County Women’s Club Meeting Reports Fall Activities
The Women’s Club held a 7:30 gathering at the hall opened by president Mrs. Glossph Heiser. Seventeen visitors attended while nineteen members answered roll call. Profits from a chicken and wattle supper totaled 64,589 dollars. donations included ten dollars to Unionville school and a pledge to join the Red Cross. A program featured readings, songs, and a Citizenship Club segment with students, plus education and better homes projects led by Monroe Lowman and Mrs. Weldon Nusbaum respectively. The group plans a visit to Harry B. Carty Co on November 22 and will next meet December 4 at Mrs. Charles Mautin’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misarike Club
Glossph Heiser
J. Young
Children’s Aid
Unionville School
Red Cross
Education and Better Homes
Monroe Lowman
Weldon Nusbaum
Better Homes
Louise Nusbaum
Reading
America
Edna Frelmer
Citizenship Club
King Winter
Charles Smith
John
Donald Balteell
Reginald Helser
Eleanor Bury
Oneida Bell Albaugh
Ridgely Grumbine
Eleanor Fury
Sf Children
Education Department
G. T Leese
Favorite Mai
Stanley Sanderer
Sterling Grambine
Pinnioe
Welden Nusbaum
Louie Nusbaum
G.H. Fowler
Harry B. Carty Co
Charles Mautin
Investigation questions alleged Ridgeville attack on woman
An inquiry into an alleged attack near Ridgeville casts doubt on the woman's story. Mrs. Lillie May Schein, about 60, said a colored man bit her throat and carried her from the house, but she could not identify suspects and no injuries or doctor were reported. Authorities detained two colored men for identification, both later unrecognized by her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Lillie May Schein
Clarence Murray
Edward Fowler
Carroll County
B. Frank Doll
Frederick County
Schein
New Market
New York Stock Exchange session shows tentative gains
Mixed action on the New York Stock Exchange with some weekend profit taking and slight advances. Bonds and government securities reestablished footing while call money remained at one percent and the pound traded around $4.99.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y. Stock Exchange
Meeks
Poe Lush
Chicago
U.S
Local notices and events in Frederick area
Local mentions advertise theater, church events, dinners and dances. Fairs, benefit shows at rooms of the Scott Key Hotel and Winchester Hall, plus a turkey dinner and a Phyllian Sisters roll call. Also listings for fur buys, second-hand pipes, coal, and poultry prices.
Thanksgiving events and notices in Waltersville and Frederick
Community notices describe Thanksgiving dinners and charity benefits at Waltersville High School and Kemptown Hall, a women’s charity event in Frederick, and a dance at Armory with Oriole Orchestra. Local businesses offer bookings, hair services, and barber shops. Public meetings and church services are listed for November weekend and Sunday services.
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Mary E. Eves
Mary Ellen Eves
Peter and
Amanda Hildebrand Eves
Harry Lescalleet
Clarksburg
Montgomery County
Irving S. Albaugh
Libertytown
Union Chapel
Hoy
Alvill Conner
Jefferson
Albaugh
the New Deal
Jim Farley
Senator Cutting
New Mexico
Sinclair
California
Bob LaFollette
LaGuardia
New York
Puerto Rico
George Norris
Nebraska
Jack Robertson
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Heywood Broun
Jerome Frank
AAA
Steve Raushenbush
The
Munitions Committee
Griffin Barry
Peggy Bennett
Mary Taylor
On of
Morris
Margaret Ernst
Edna Ferber
Fred Howe
Ernst
Supreme Court
Miss Ferber
Hoover
White House
Harry Hopkins
FERA
Marvin McIntyre
Jim Barnes
Charlie Jones
HOLG
Arthur Mullen, Jr
Export- Import Bank
Pennsylvania
Joe Guffey
NEA Service, Inc
Maryland
Ruthann N. Nusbaum
Chiago Club Congress
Miss Nusbaum
Wer Rendex
Story
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Homes
Noble Grand
Mary Appleharger
Noble Grands Association
Celeste R. Thomas
Mary Louise Lochner
Elmer Brown
Goldfellowship
Thomas
HM. S. Alumnae
RPC Fae Ee Seels Scott Key Hotel
Burkinsyle Reformed Church
Nso
Frederick Junk Company
Frank Gastiey
Chapel Alley
Third
Fourth Sts
Hesidente
Bim Hagerman
Maryland Inn
Shetley's
Frederick Town
Winchester Hall
Gold IN the Hills
Inky's
N. Market St
Rose Tavern
Washington Pike
Brown Bros
Guinea
Monocacy Inn
the Nile Qwis
Pythian
Pythian Castle
M. V. Zimmerman
Gladhill's Reservoir Inn
Yellow Springs Jolly Four
Red Mehrcing
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Walkersville
Councl Room
Elizabeth Hummer
Nintlen
G. Allen Kline
King’s Daughters Bible Class
Calvary M E Church School
Bublic Skating Party
Braddock Rink
Admiscaion
W. Rosenberry, Jr
Al-Acee
Daisy
J.T. Brightwell
Woodbine, Ma
Peas
York
Wilson J
JB Brenneman
Attaaes
Lidetlaat
Quynn's
Waltersville High
Rowst
Qyster
Vy Whner
Kemptown Hall
Woman's
Chile
Attention Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Lage Room
UL B
Order OF Council
Buckingham’'s
Western Md. Bank
Citizens National Bank
Frederick, MD
Armory
Oriole Orchestra
Evangelical Reformed Church
Frederick Junction
Houmes
Bakes
Jonx H. Baken
Jasmin McDiver
William G. Zimmerman
Caahier
A. Dittmar Shaft
Shaft & Bimpson's
Frederick's
Shaffs
Samuel G. Duvall
Nutant Cashier
Ags
J. Travers Thomas
Patrick St
Arthur Grist
Orwen's
Market Street
U.S. Gov't
Will Flautt
Market St
Idea Garage
Patrick Birret
Ladies’ Quid Utica Reformed Church
Woodsboro Lutheran Church
le Binga
United Fire CO
People's Service Drug Stores
Sre
Prestone
Aleohol
Delco
Lee Tires
Weil Bros, Inc
Mies
Buckeystown Pike
the News-Post
East Church Street
Prederick High School
Marcelene Kefauver
Baar Church St. Reward
Twiller
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Dem
Hammond
Fat
Atnanpa
Predes
Wien
Josrin D. Baker
Tuomas N. Haller
Charles H. Convey
M.D. Joan
Newnan
James H. GaMprite, JR
Hotes D. Baker
Daniel Baker, JR
Jons H. Baker
Eulas B. Raissure
Archibald E. Fipier
P. Luther Rice
Lena
Welling
Third Street
Amie
Phila Consult Rite
Third AT
Mary G. McComas
East Second Street
Grayson H. Mercer & Son
Boas
Tate
Church Street
Grayson H Mercer& Son
Butlien Gs Lois
Everitt
Drtinedt Yeari Ng City Posarison
Noah E. Cramer
Yaster
Noah & Ckhamem & Son
Court Street
Becks
Mor Derk
Pore
Western Maryland Trust Company
Sta
Frederick, Maryland
William B. Cutsiant
Ernest R. Shriver
E.mer
Eshleman
H. Albert Dean
Directors
Water E. Burrall
William B, CuTsHam Willliam J. Grove W, Clinton McSherry
Louis L. Wilson
Cuauns A. Waist
Thas
Black and Decker
Hagers+town Equipment Co
Hagerstown
Ayagadey
Rt Modern
T. Arnold Whitmore
N. Market Strest
J. Nohlefelder
Saly
H. A. Peddicord
Glessner
Fairview Srenus
Ion
East 6Th St
Gilmore R. Fiautt
Waenmeton Street
Phoas
Tehes
Lowesl Apis
Reinson
Adress
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