Democrats In Last Campaign Spent $5 027.07
The Democratic County Central Committee spent 5027.07 in the recent general election campaign per a Monday filing with the Circuit Court clerk. The report shows 35540 in contributions, a 512.93 balance after debts, and major items including $364 to Western Maryland Trust, $400 to The New Citizen, and $7837 for typewriter rentals.
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Democratic County Central Committee
G. Raymond Shipley
Democratic State Advisory Committee
William Bellheimer
Western Maryland Trust Company
New Citizen
News- Post
Monocacy Broadcasting Company
Warner Bros
City
Frederick
H. M. Jones
Brunswick
David J. Lewis
Johnb. Funk
G. Cleveland Trout
James H. Falk
Edwin F. Nikirk
H. Irving Thomas
W. Clinton McSherry
Robert E. Clapp
John W. Null
Young Women's Democratic League
E. Austin’ Baughman
Norman Gelser
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Frank, Shuis
Paull. Little
Elizabeth Grove
Robert J. Routzahn
Rev
W. I. Snowden
Inder
Edward
Regular Meeting Of Art Club In Frederick
The Frederick Art Club met at Mrs. Irving Staley’s home with Mrs. William T. Delaplaine presiding. Talks covered modernist houses, pre fabrication, and quick assembly. Garden topics included informal herb and rock gardens with notes on the Cloisters monasteries.
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Frederick
Tiebert E. Clapp
New York
R. E. Delaplaine
Nine County Districts Not Yet Organized
Nine of Frederick County's larger election districts have not organized teams for the U S A drive to raise 15000 dollars. Frederick City teams are on track to solicit 9000 dollars while county groups must supply the remaining 6000. Districts without organization include Creagerstown Urbana Woodville Jefferson Petersville New Market Liberty Jackson and Lewistown. Replies to letters sent to communities have been inconclusive as the committee adjourned to reconvene December 3 at Miss Harriet Kolb's home.
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Frederick County
Frederick City
Creagerstown
Urbana
Woodville
Jefferson
Petersville
New Market
Liberty
Jackson
Lewistown
What You Bry With WAR BONDS The 240mm howitzer
The article highlights the 240mm howitzer as the Army’s biggest field gun. It weighs heavy, moves on tractors, and after placement, its wheels are removed and the Big Bertha is fired from a fixed emplacement aimed roughly twenty miles away.
Washington high school victory group to field mixed teams
A local Washington service group from Freerick City will field two squads, fourteen boys and fourteen girls, to compete against neighbor districts. The item notes a new student group forming for an assignment and details the two teams' setup and venue.
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Freerick City
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