Nature On Rampage Floods Across California and Reno
California floods and the Reno disaster are cited as a rare display of nature gone berserk caused by unseasonably warm weather and melting Sierra snows. Damage exceeds 25 million dollars with widespread crop and property losses and disruptions to daily life as authorities warn of ongoing rehabilitation challenges. The article also notes political naming biases in elections, citing James Roosevelt and Aviine W Coolidge as failing to secure votes despite prominent names.
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Sunder
Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. CO
North Court
Frederick
Audit Bureau of
Tony
Freseick
California
Reno
Nevada
Sierras
James Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Colin Coolidge
Aviine W Coolidge
America
Will Rogers
Fifty Years Ago Local News From The Calm Of The News
Fifty years ago today in St Johns Cathrine church Rev B Gaffney celebrated his golden jubilee with a solemn high mass drawing a large crowd. Deputy clerk Markwood Harp sworn in as deputy clerk of the Register of Wille. Heaviness of rain eased streams though torrents. county roads flooded. William C McCleery leaves Blocher Brothers to join H S Landis jewelers at North Market Street. Four A D O Leary properties sold at public sale. Joe Leary buys suburban home with 2 acres. East Patrick Street house sold to Brier Johnson for Dr Wil s Long. two East Patrick Street houses sold to William H Burker for 1460.
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St Johns Cathrine
Gaffney
Maryland
Markwood Harp
Wille
William C. McCleery
Blocher Brothers
North Market Street
H. S. Landis
A. D. O'Leary
Past Present And Future by Saul Pett for HAL BOYLE
New York Nov 25 Frederick Marion 87 of Prague London appeared to demonstrate his claimed abilities to perceive without the senses and foretell futures. He described meta graphology and performed a reading based on handwriting and objects, insisting there is no time and events happen simultaneously. He offered a dramatic account of a personal memory and future predictions, prompting a tour through his philosophy and psychic demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frederick Marion
Prague
London
Marian
Marion
Nin
Mit Ioe
Marton
Mon
Marlon
Chicago
Detroit
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Local items recap Frederick county news from November 25, 1930. Banks plan to mail about 325000 in Christmas Club savings refunds this year. General election expenditures show Republicans 8516.56 and Democrats 7088.80 in Frederick county. Repudiation Day observed by Daughters of the American Revolution and Sons of the American Revolution. Frederick High School girls’ field hockey title bid ends as Towson wins 8-6 in two overtimes. Frederick hampered by absence of Maxine LeGore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Frederick County
Frederick
Lawrence Everhart
Frederick High School
Catonsville
Towson
Baltimore
Maxine LeGore
Variety Aqua Rhythm Water Show At Hood Coline
The water show Variety Aqua Rhythm was seen yesterday at 4320 Po om Hood Coline Hudson pool with about 180 attendees. It featured a trim number a duet and several auxiliary routines plus comic and fancy cavang. Miss Joan Bat 52 Connellsville Pa president of the Rhynamic Swimming Club performed a solo. Twenty four girls took part marking the first public exhibition by the Rhythmic club and the Swing Workshop group.
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Hood Coline
Hudson Pool
Curberlands Shenandoah Fruit Conference
Rhynamic Swimming Club
Joan Bat
Connellsville
Toairty
Rhythmic Club
Kindergarten Children Honor Officer Murray on the Square
Frederick Free Kindergarten students on South Market Street presented Officer Murray with a bucket of frint in appreciation for his kindness. Nessitt watched from across the street as Murray urged children to stop look and listen. A Thanksgiving musical program pleased visitors and mothers. Mrs Grayson E. Bowers, president of the board of managers, made the presentation. Thanks were given to Harvey Miller and Eddie Saltzman for transport help. Since the new school year the average daily attendance has been about 60 children.
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Frederick Free Kindergarten
South Market Street
Officer Murray
Nessitt
Murray
Grayson E. Bowers
Board of Managers
Harvey Miller
Eddie Saltzman
We Dread Age Yet Find It Our Best Friend
Dorothy Dix argues age brings relief from youth’s pressure and offers freedom and wisdom. Youth fears parties and fashion while aging offers choice, savoring life, and a gentler view of pleasures, ending with the idea that the last phase may be the best.
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Browning
Ufe
Reeman
Bowan Pedtig
Ot Ders
The
Hell Syndicate, Inc
Zonta Thanksgiving Meeting Held at Scott Key Hotel
The Zonta Club gathered Monday evening at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with Rev W C Royal as speaker. President Mrs Rhoda Kalla opened the meeting and Ruth McVean read the collect. Royal spoke on the theme Wonder of This Nation praising U S privileges and abundance to be thankful for. Guest Julzette Fisher Knorr, former Astoria Zonta member, attended. A classification talk is planned for next Monday at the Key Hotel.
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Tonta
Zonta Club
Francis Sentt Key
W. C. Royal
Rhoda Kallawas
Ruth McVean
Myr
Royal
United States
Julzette Fisher Knorr
Astoria
Ore
Pravein
Scott Key Hotel
Anniversary Celebration At Pythian Sisters In Maryland
More than a hundred members attended a turkey supper at Pythian Castle marking the 34th anniversary of the local Pythian Sisters. Guests included Grand Chief of Maryland Mrs Louela Anderson Shipley of Brunswick and District Deputy Mrs Nellie Strickler. Distinguished officers wore white gowns and received gardenias and gifts. Upcoming events include December services at Evangelical Lutheran Church and a December 11 class of candidates.
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Pythian Castle
Pythian
Maryland
Louela Anderson Shipley
Brunswick
Nellie Strickler
Loupe Michael
Century Temple No. 14
Bertha Rice
Myrtie Gittings
Monday Musicales Honors Bach At November Gathering
The Monday Musicates marked the 200th anniversary of Bach's death with a program at Mrs. Robert Foc Clapp’s home 30 Rockwell Terrace. Mrs. Donald Sullivan presented a life sketch with projected Bach pictures followed by piano selections by Caroline Winchrener and vocal numbers by Mrs. John H. Cramer. Margaret S. Kent performed from the French Fifth Suite and an ensemble, including Mrs. George B. Douglas and others, sang chorales. The program closed with a performance of Air for the G String from The by James Etchison.
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Dehann Sebastian Bach
Robert Fo Clapp
Rockwell Terrace
Donald Sullivan
Caroline Winchrener
John H. Cramer
Margaret S. Kent
Gavotte
Jesus
George B. Douglas
Wouter van Garrett
Donald Leatherman
Lloyd C. Culler
Carroll Hendrickson
George Schroeder
James Etchison
Curtis Thorne
Etchison
Teen-Age Canteen Reopens At All Saints Parish Hall
The Teen-Age Canteen resumes Saturday night operation after a slowdown in activity. Held from eight to eleven in the All Saints Episcopal Parish Hall, it features Jimmy Taylor and his band for dancing, a small admission, and refreshments. Attendance is limited to ages 13 to 19 with parish members as chaperones.
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Youth Fellowship of
All Saints Episcopal Church
Jimmy Taylor
Janicke Taylor wedding in St Pauls Washington
Miss Mary E. Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs Jasper Taylor Napelton Iowa and Keith Janicke of Emmitsburg Maryland were married at St Pauls Episcopal Church Washington on Wednesday Nov 22 at 11 am Rev James Richards officiated. Best man was the groom's father and matron of honor was the groom's aunt Mrs Robert L Lindboe Silver Spring. They honeymooned then will reside at Beegle apartment Emmitsburg after Dec 2. Mr Janicke teaches music at Emmitsburg High School.
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Janicke
Tayior
Mary E. Taylor
Jasper Taylor
Napelton
Keith Janicke
Emmitsburg
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Washington
James Richards
Edward F. Janicke
Hopkins
Minn
Robert L. Lindboe
Silver Springs
Hanover Street
Silver Spring
Beegle
Emmitsburg High School
Birthday supper honors Mrs Sarah Snyder in Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg and surrounding towns gather for a birthday supper for Mrs Sarah Snyder mother of Mrs Adams. Guests include Mr and Mrs Snyder and family from Hanover and Silver Run as well as Mrs Janet Adams and others from Baltimore York and Chicago. Community events include church sodality meetings and a Wurlitzer organ installation at Tom's Creek church. A birthday party for Pvt Lloyd Fuss and local births also noted.
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Wimuivowusg—Sar
Norman Adams
Sarah Snyder
Adams
Snyder
Russell Snyder
Kenny
Hanover
Charles Study
Hilda
Eddie
Silver Run
Gerald Myers
Judy
East Berlin
Leon Tanner
Janet Adams
Baltimore
Eugene Newcomer
David
Billy
Harry
Andrew Keilholtz
York
Frank Troxell
Emmitsburg
Roy Stonesifer
Allen Eugene Bollinger
Chicago
Harry Shoemaker
Hederick Shoemaker
Curtis Topper
James Topper
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
St. Joseph's High School
John F. Kelly
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin of St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Edwin Chrismer
Francis Stauble
Sodality
St. Euphemia’s School
Wo. 7
Edgar Mullen
Chrismer
Tom's Creek Methodist Church
Pot. Lloyd Fuss
Monmouth
N.J
Elmer Fuss
Pvt. Fuss
Virginia Baumgardner
Betty Ann Glass
Beulah Glass
Gwenda Cregger
Arnold Cregger
Robert Baumgardner
David Glass
Clifford Miskell
Charles Brewer
Rhody Elmer Cregger
James Ferguson
Wayne Cregger
Dorothy Dern
Calvin Amos
Carl Cregger
Lutheran Church
Philip Bower
Robi. Daugherty
Davie Umbel
Nancy Bollinger
Norman Shriver
Patty Jean Bower
Nina Shank
Nora Damuth
Betsy Hays
Sue Hays
Sue Eyster
Fred Gugler
Bobby Gingell
Roy Maxell
Charles Harner
Jesus
Robert Daugherty
Denny Martin
William
Bible Thoughts and Whittier Quote Reflections
A compact devotional note contrasts Hebrews urging to hear God with a Whittier line about pity and inner peace, inviting contemplation of brotherhood, mercy, and divine quiet in daily life.
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Whittier
Ethics in American Politics Through a Roosevelt Letter
A Washington opinion piece debates whether political ethics have worsened, citing a 1936 Roosevelt letter to ambassadors promising future reappointment if they resign to campaign. It discusses federal reform laws like the 1925 Corrupt Practices Act and Hatch Act, contrasting past and present practices and the perception of backroom deals in campaigns.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York State
Dewey
Joe Hanley
United States
Roosevelt
Duell, Sloay & Fearce
Breck
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
Federe
Famou Hanley
Hanley
Franklin Roosevelt
Noronger
FDR
U. S. Senate
House of Representatives
Do You Have A Maid Do You Have A Maid booklet on social security for domestic help
Frederick housewives and others are advised about the new Social Security law applying to domestic workers such as maids cooks laundresses chauffeurs and gardeners. Booklets titled Do You Have A Maid exist at post offices and collectors of internal revenue, with a simple wage test and a postage paid card for instructions. Regular domestic workers must have social security accounts after January 1 and employers report wages and taxes to the collector of internal revenue.
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Frederick
W. B. Holloman
Hagerstown
Social Security Office
Collector of Internal Revenue
Social Security Administration
Washington Street
Sai
Socia
Social Security
Pole-sitting record holder Ian Norman claims 122 days
The Q and A notes Ian Norman of Barberton Ohio as the pole sitter with a 122 day record in 1950. It also explains the USS Oriskany name honors the Aug 6 1777 battle near Rome New York and lists colonial era denominations Roman Catholic Episcopal Presbyterian Methodist Baptist Friends Lutheran and Dutch Reformed.
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Ian Norman
Barberton, O
U. S. S. Oriskany
Oriskany
Rome
N. Y
America
Friends
Winchester to Start One Way Traffic on Main Street
Winchester Virginia November 25 One way traffic will begin on Loudoun Street between Piccadilly and Carl Streets Monday despite court action threats. The Common Council voted to permit two way parking on both sides and attorney J Stoan Kuykendall said a client is circulating a petition opposing the plan. He warned of possible court action if a delay is denied.
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Winchester
Main Street
Winchester Common Council
Loudoun Stree
Piccadilly
Carl Streets
J Stoan Kuykendall
Cour
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Dorothy Dix
Charles W. May
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May
Annie V. Roberts
New Market
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William Main
Roy P
Joseph
Bernard May
Rodney Burdette
Vernon Dixon
Norman Stull
Germantown
W. W. White
Perth
Misie
Gene Frock
Westminstey
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Isd Visting
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Joseph H Clem
Earl Clem
Catawba College
Salisbury
N.C
Charles Hasselman
Astonia
Novy
Hasselman
Myre Charles Clarke
Thormont
Edward M Smith
Center Street
Brida
Jack D. Wood
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Walter McKelvey
Richard B. Baumgardner
Philip Wertheimer
West Third Street
Wood
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church, This City. Mrs. Wood
Catherine Virginia Bowers
Charles F. Bowers
Mr. Wood
Paul 4. Wood
Worth Market, Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital Nurses’ Alumnae Association
Staley Park
Francis Scott Key
Rhoda Rosenblum
Clarence H. Rosenblum
Fair, View Avenue
Nathan Jacobson
Lferman Weener
Henry Serepea
Mantel Weinberg
Jacobson
Upper College Terrace
Ros+enblum
Ant
Rae Garfinkle
Miss Rosenblum
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Alvin Garfinkle
Daniel Garfinkle
Rabbi Starry Segal
Miss Barbara
Susan Jacobson
Harold Hirsch
Albert Hirsch
Carroll Parkway
Alice Baer
Middletown
Baer
Harold Zeigler
Marda Lynn
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gerald M. Shewbridge
Jerrice Lynn
Evelyn Morton
Union Memorial Hospital
Alice Bowers
Hood College
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Riffle
Thurmont
Fairbanks
Alaska
Fairbanks Creek
Sitree
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Frank W. Weant
Charles L. Sharrer
Donald Harner
David Marrin
Masonic Temple
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Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Samuel McNair
McNair
Jean Tate
Mervin Tate
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Ing. T. M. Reg
Par
Dad
David Lawrence
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