Christmas clubs to payout about 375000 on Dec 4 in Frederick
Frederick banks announce Christmas club payments totaling about 375000 to over 3,000 members. Largest disbursement will come from Central Trust of Maryland with roughly 100000 to 3100 members. Frederick County National Bank and Farmers and Mechanics also report sizable payouts. Some accounts show slight decreases from last year as payments are fixed weekly amounts and clubs run through November. After checks arrive on December 4, shoppers will boost local merchants during the holiday season.
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Frederick Banks
Predericktoun Savings
Ome
Central ‘Trust Company of Maryland
Valley Savings Bank
Ssvints Bank
Commercial Bank of Maryland
Frederick County
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank
Fredencktown Savings Insitation
Thanksgiving Weather Outlook Remains Doubtful
The city’s Thanksgiving forecast is unclear with variable conditions noted. Records indicate mixed temperatures around 44 to 55 degrees, with wind and cloud cover possible, suggesting unsettled weather for the holiday.
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Kate Beate Saar
Fifth Arrest In Auto Thefts In Ten Days
The fifth arrest in ten days in a car theft ring came Monday as Officer Allen Harigis took Raymond Ford into custody on North Market Street. Ford, paroled from the state House of Correction for larceny, was linked by David Rofl and Wesley Mansfield, the first two local arrests. The youths deny taking Hugh Bargett’s car on West South Street. the vehicle was later recovered. Ford admits being in the car the night it was stolen and faces charges for larceny of a 32 caliber pistol from Charles A. Grimbine’s Westminster car, also recovered. Ford was previously sentenced in the Petersacy court for stealing Farnsworth’s tandy store on East Patrick Street. A handbag was stolen from Grace Burgee’s Oldsmobile coupe parked beside the hall, with a window smashed and belongings taken.
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Allen Harigis
Raymond Ford
North Market Street
Ford
MD House of Correction
David Ro
Wesley Mansfield
Hugh Bargett
Precerick
West South Street
Charles A. Grimbine
Westminster
Petrusacy
Farnsworth
Tandy
East Patrick Street
Grace Burgee
East Park Street
Honeymoon killed in early morning car crash near Forkstown
Nelson Cressman 22 of St. Jacobs Ontario died in a crash east of Punkstown during his honeymoon. His wife Mrs. Cressman was injured. his parents Mr and Mrs. Amos Cressman identified the elder passenger and Edmonds and Lee of Hagerstown were also involved. A third man who drove disappeared.
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Hagerstown
Nelson Cressman
St. Jacobs
Ontario
Wis
Punkstown
Cressman
Amos Cressman
Edwin Lee
Benjamin Edmonds
Edmonds
Buckey Woman Dies. Leaves Two Brothers in Tanertown
Mrs Louisa C Buckey of Windsor Hills died after residing with D Praveica Bucke. She leaves two brothers, Ger of Tanertown and Charnes H Datiera, and was described as having made her home there.
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Windsor Hills
D. Praveica Bucke
Ase
Ger of
Tanertown
Charnes H Datiera
Robinson Hopes Extra Session Can Be Avoided
Senator Robinson expresses hope no extra session will be needed for constitutional reform. He indicates Congress should address the Eighteenth Amendment issue without delay and suggests avoiding a new session through timely action.
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Robinson
Congress
Campaign Finance Report Partially Recounted in Local Elections
The document lists total expenditures of 15 605 dollars by both parties in the last election and details Democratic campaign contributions from local figures including Parsons Newman Emory L Coblentz and John W Grove among many others. It notes procurement costs for printing lunches transportation and security watches and shows a separate line of Republican contributions and fees.
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Finance Committee
the County Regrown Co
Robert L. Warfield
Paul I Paine
Hammond Clary
D.C. Winebrenner
F. Ross Myers
Parsons Newman
Edward J. Smith
Democratic War Chest
Sherman P. Bowers
Emory L Coblentz
C. E. Victor Myers
Holmes D. Baker
Roscoe Exn
Amon Bursee
John W. Grove
Hi W. Holter
Lewis F. Lochner
Wilm
Miller
H. Mf. Spahr
L. L. Mondorff
John D. Odemus
L. R. Waesche
Joan Wiliam Grove
Azion Y. Bennsti
Roger R. Ree
James H. Gamariti
Alfred W. Gaver
James H Rotara
Marvin Joe c. Keane
R. Bruce al
Phebus
B. Rosernetock
Charles B Sheets
Edware
D. Shonex
Jt. Spex
Thomas
D. Gur Thomas
Charles D. Waczex
J. Hany Bennetr
Willamers
Edward
Luna
George F. Smith
T. Brust
Leslie N. Cobreatz
Cade
He J. Grahamess
A. Jones
Thomas M
Republcan
Bal~imorte
Dea DriBis
Emory L. Cob- Jentz
Democratic Fund
Montgomery
Rockville
Wilon
nEson
Treasur
Z. R. Nutt
Nate Ce
Aviom
L. Depherd
Fides
Hi. B
Geos P. Fan
Waiter
Gavk
Tom Bones
Freezing temperatures sweep through western regions with rain and snow
A New York dispatch reports freezing weather from western regions to the Atlantic coast with rain or snow. strong winds and cold fronts forecast heavy sleet in several states. An unexplained explosive-like sound in New York City was attributed to car backfires. Police identified no gunfire.
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New York
Thanksgiving Day Observance Details in Frederick
The Frederick city observes Thanksgiving as a full day holiday with banks and post office hours altered. Many stores close while hotels and restaurants offer special meals. Churches plan worship services and unions host combined events. Football games at McCurdy field and Maryland Hopkins clash draw crowds.
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Les Wail
Frederick
Walbrook
McCurdy Field
Maryland-Hopkins
Ballenore
DeWitt P. Zuse
Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
Wil
Gr M. G. Wilson
Nat G. Barnhart
Oulst Church
Similarities in Cars Cause Color Change Debate
G. W. McComas and CH. Lamarr clash over color variation in car models. The discussion centers on how similar features create confusion and how manufacturers adjust colors to avoid misidentification.
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G. W. McComas
CH. Lamar
Fire damages Martinsburg business section a blaze
Four establishments quit after a blaze in Martinsburg's business section. Local fire crews battled the flames as smoke filled the street and residents watched from nearby buildings. Authorities investigated the scene for the cause and potential losses.
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SOO
Martinsburg
Annual meeting of Past Grands Association held
The Past Grands Association of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Frederick County met at the Odd Fellows Home auditorium with Sr Elmer Brown presiding. Officers elected included C H F Keenan president Wm O Wertenbaker vice president Wm Edward Gannon secretary and B Clarke Gibson treasurer A speaker from Baltimore spoke on fraternal history and principles. A musical program followed with local residents and Hood College participants.
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Frederick
Odd Fellows
Elmer Brown
Efitidge Lodge
Brunswick
King David
Lodge
Brithwick
Wm. O. Wertenbaker
Good Samaritan Lodge
Thurmont
Wm. Edward Gannon
Frederick City
This City
B. Clarke Gibson
Adamatown Lodge
Hing David Lodge
America
Beautiful
Brown
Abram C. Joseph
Baltimore
Organization of Odd Fellows
William A. Jores
Innewer
Kari W Crawley
Claude ©. Lanman
Air Keenan
Association
Gannon
Gibson
Hen V. Weiler
Health clinics to be held here in Walkersville
Health clinics organized by the county health department and Walkersville Woman's club will offer orthopedic examinations for crippled children and a December clinic for walkersville residents. Dr J Burger of Johns Hopkins will examine, with nurses Martha Flytt and Miss Gould Leelie assisting. Christmas seals drive aims to raise 2500 dollars for the Maryland Tuberculosis Association, with mailings from Baltimore starting Thursday.
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Wrothe Ou
Eis
Walkersville
County Health Department
Woman’s ‘Club
J. W. Long
Clini
3. Burger
Harriott Lane
Johns Hopkins
Baltimorre
Martha Flytt
Robert Johnson
Alexander Simpson
Kiwanis Cluo
Harry L. Ebert
Frederick
Mary~lang League For Crippled
Frederick County
Kennan Hospital
Baltimore
Kiwanks Club
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Youthful Flyers In Baby Plane Forced Down
Two young pilots in a small 28 hp baby plane, Edward Wingerter 25 and Joseph Jones 19, left Camden New Jersey planning a South American flight. Heavy rain and low visibility forced them down 10 miles from Cape Paterson near Baltimore. they waited for better weather before resuming.
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Baltimore
South America
Paterton
Sleve
Edward Wingerter
Maine
Joseph Jones
Caid- N. J
Boy on Trial for Murder of Employer
Kennard Thompson, 16, confessed slayer, faces trial for the murder of his former employer. Police report indicate the body was found on September... the court prepares to hear the case in Baitimerr.
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Baitimerr
Kennard Thompson
Bods
Age Arrested on charsas af cs eee Biles
A person named Biles faces charges after an incident in the city. Details are unclear due to damaged text. Authorities have not released further information at this time.
Hoover Expands Talk On Immigration Policy
President Hoover urged broader immigration restrictions as part of his address in Washington. He cited Senator Reed’s plan to halt all immigration from quota and non quota countries and suggested tighter rules to keep potential public charges out of the United States. Hoover noted October’s drop from about 24 000 monthly immigrants to under 6 000 as evidence.
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Washinton
Presiden Hoover
Rome
Reed
Pennsylvania
Abe
Hoover
Musicals Meet Hosts Notable Performers At Readings
An article notes a Moody Musicales event featuring Mrs J Smith and Miss Macy S Mouis Paper with Mrs John Francis Smith on piano duet. The program includes The Dance of the Reed-Fidas by Tchaikowsky, conducted by Brown Baar, with Miss di a Kelauvery performing The Hit by Goossens in a minor opus.
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J Smith
Macy S Mouis
John Francis Smith
Tsshaikowsi Hatdag
Rad
Brown Baar
Kelauvery
Eugen? Goossens
Holiday Cheer In Market
New York market scene shows a 23 API-A night holiday chest on display attracting shoppers. The item’s festive setup highlights seasonal buying and local commerce.
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Forkstown
Garden Club
Frederick Garden Club
T. Stuart Haller
Sunnomeade
Ma Federation of Garden Clubs
Wwenas
Coe
Baltimore Museum of Am Denentaer
Kob Bank
Gratis
Charmea
Donamite
Louisa C, Buckey
Daniel E. Buckey
Fee
San
H.R. Dami
Atie
Fac Northwest
Paris
Seine
Parisian
Traiser Maas
Zuner
Artie R. Kemp
Amer
Rivesworth
Irving S. Biser
Harry E. Chap- Bale
A. H. Derr
Robert V. Smith
Onerkes McC. Mathias
Arthur D. Willard
Clarence M. Phreeger
A. Kemp Keefer
Edward A. Toms
Ethel Vv. van Fossen
Wearry Hater
Willam E. Darner
Geo
Howard Myers
Edwards. Delaplains
S. Elmer Brown
John H. River
Elgar
EH. McEnde
EL Austin James
Martin RB Wagner
A. FB. Highaman
Charles A. Opel
Jc. Thomas
Chaplins, Jr
D. Carrol Shepier
James A. Westall
Ira J. You
Harry W. LeGore
Anderson H. E. D. Charles Fiook
Wiliam B. James
Willam
Wertenbaker
John W. Snook
Jénn H. Martz
William P_ m
EB Delapigine
Wilam T. Belsplaina
F. Munshower
Williami Roderice
Reta M. Gardner
H Noet Baller
J. Kester
Nicodemus
Orate E. BG
Hunter Bowers
Grayson E. Bowers
Se Heid
Hace Chena
Foiderick
By and County
Tosiovao
Mig Blaze
Sts
Dallerett
Odd Fellows Organization
Hood
Effie Mos
Minam Rhoads
Mess Mary
College Cha
Hood .Y
Ersville
Eaplauied
Acaimst
Russia
Dent
Opten Y Regia
Econom Sons
Russa
Musicales
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