Officials Take Office On Monday In Frederick County
New and two old commissioners begin terms as election shifts occur November 1. Judge John S. Newnan vacates Circuit Court seat for Arthur D. Willard. William C. Roderick shifts to deputy under Loy. Sheriff changes include Willard’s successor and new faces for county roles. John W. Rasche Brown and Abraham M. Burgee join as commissioners with incumbents in treasurer and clerk terms, while new judges and officials fill Orphans Court and State’s Attorney positions.
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Frederick
Nickals
John S. Newnan
Arthur D. Wil- Willard
Altormey
Bar Aly
William C. Roderick
Charles W
Loy
Wiliam Foreman
Gew
A County
Mganim
Morday
John W
Rasche P. Brown
Johr ‘E
Amon Burgee
Abraham
Thomas A
Beais
Tame
Merry Post
William C. Howard
John R Mger
T P. Shepley
E. Myers
Shepley
A. Toms
Oil Keefer
Ruth Dison
Eli G. Haugh
John
Eard
Ellis C. Wachter
Horace
Arthur H. Lambert
Denny
F Linz
Janus William M. Storm
Ili
Earthquake toll climbs to 250 in ESE region
AP reports the Ino 2 quake death toll rising to 230 by nightfall with numerous injuries and extensive damage across districts. Fires destroyed many buildings and several areas remain under threat as the Hagane, Hakone, and Kareagawa zones suffer the heaviest impact with aftershocks and widespread destruction. A minor traffic collision at Market and South Streets caused no injuries.
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Imi
Exmor
Kareagawa
Hakone
Experiences of Old Co A Drivers Fined After Meeting
Members of Old Company A Maryland National Guard and Voltigeurs 155 gathered at the Legion Home for a banquet and reminiscences after a business session. The event honored early members and memory of Harry Hut, with several officials and veterans attending. A separate report notes a driver being fined five dollars after a collision. Vosburgh’s car veered into a ditch to avoid another vehicle, damaging a porch and injuring no one.
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Tie American Legion
Legion
Voyageurs
Company A
Maryland National Guard
Peter Pan Inna Urbana
O. Leonard Stomm
Harry Hut
Charles Price
J Hany Kennedy
O. Leonard Storm
Jacos H. Schmidt
Edward Bentz
Walter Duvall
James A. Bowers
Col
D. John Markey
Aso
Memper
Volture
Altof ¥. Bennett
F. Ross Myers
George E. Grove
Chas. W. Talley
Jesse C. Ramsburg
Francis Petrot
Roy McK. Harris
G. Exnex Lipps
Cape
Guy Anders
Bernart M. Davis
Cr Cs . Derr
Savieg M. Landauer
Paul A. Wood
D. R. Zimmerman
D. Ralph Zimmerman
Chef de Gare
Sipps
Maryland
George Grove
Irwin Kump
Pasa d. Hazy Kennedy
Ned
Lowe Bloom
Frederick
Vosburgh
Ang Bner
Charles Blickenstaff
Noah E. Kefauver
Vosburh
Weekly Leadership Training Course Held Weekly
A dozen Scout leaders met on the second floor of the Church street school Tuestar Light for the second session of the weekly leadership training course under Henry R. Coates and D. D. Withers of the District of Columbia Council. The three day hike, starting Friday, will involve fifty to seventy older scouts from Washington, with Frederick area participation undecided. The trek aims to clear the trail from Harpers Ferry toward the Blue Ridge, in cooperation with the Potomac Appalachian Trail Club. Frederick representatives may join the main group near Harpers Ferry.
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Church Street
Tuestar Light
Henry R. Coates
D. D. Withers
District
Inst Withers
Benjamin B. Rosensioca
EB. Stephens
Rudolph Crouse
C. H. Shax
G. E Fox
W. W. Smith
C. H. Brish
Prederick
W. J. McCantess
Maryland School For the Deaf
G. Augustus Lammon
Buckingham School
W. Lee Hoke
Charles W. Lovell
New Trindsor
Mr. Withers
Washington
Frederick
Blue Ridge Mountains
Chares Town
W. Va
Leesburg
Harpers Ferry
Potommec Appalachian Trail Club
Saloon Robbery Ends in Slaying After Smiling Intrigue
In Glenview Illinois on November 26 193? Russel Thompson a 35 year old Evans ton broker smiled as four masked robbers demanded surrender at a roadside saloon. He was shot dead after being told not to smile. The bandits took about 150 and fled. George B Caller and George B Cuber are noted as ill in the report with Cuber described as critically injured at home on East Second Street.
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Glenview
Russel Thompson
Evanston
Thompson
Engel
Ezmel
George B. Caller
Gir
George B. Cuber
East Second Street
No Paper Thursday Chooses Day Off for News Office
The News announces no edition on Thursday due to Thankagising Day. Editorial offices will close until five oclock in the evening, with normal operations resuming afterward.
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Tressant
Proctor Trial Held Saturday for Murder Charge
William Proctor 25 faces murder charges for beating laborer Comspampinos Gianeios with an iron pipe, injuries fatal Friday night. Court delayed several cases as State absent and hearings reset. Jailed suspects Meredith W. Wilson and Green Baker released on bond. Earl Stutig remaining in custody.
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People's Court
Bennett
William Proctor
West Ai Salots Street
Proctor
Comspampinos Gianeios
Isa Rome
Meredith W. Wilson
Green Baker
Frederick High School
Wilson
Earl Stitig
Zimmerman Golden Wedding Marks 50 Years
Mr and Mrs John L Zimmerman of Tanestown celebrated their golden wedding anniversary after a fifty year marriage begun in 1880 at the bride s parental home near Lewistown Frederick county The couple have six children seven grandchildren and were honored with a program and reception The event featured a gold and white decor a miniature bride and groom cake and guests including Rev A T Sutcua and Mrs Zimmerman plus several relatives and friends.
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John L. Zimmerman
Tanestown
S. A. Hedges
Andrew Albaugh
Lewistown
Frederick County
Zimmerman
A. T. Sut- Cua
Joseph Engle
Aa Wachter
George Saat
Lewis Wachter
Gletoan
A. Frock
Lena Zimmerman
Bertha
Hawk Albaugh
Josph
Commissioners to Organize and Name County Officials
The newly elected County Commissioners will meet Monday to organize and appoint two clerks and an attorney plus other county officers. Former members Holter and Brown will join the new board. several applications for clerk and attorney positions are being considered. Fireman at the jail and janitor for the courthouse are also to be named, with mounts to be finalized next January for the MontUeque superintendent.
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John W. Holter
Roscoe P. Brown
Frederick
Holter
Brown
Amon Burgee
Abraham H. Derr
John W. Grove
Archiey R. Molesworth
Lewis F. Lochner
George D. Smith
Bruce Murdoch
H. Dorsey Fichlson
M.S . Grumbine
Harrison Kehne
Monteque
Lions to Aid Needy School Market With $1 Pledge
Frederick Lions Club members were urged to support North Market Street School children. chairman Charles Budson spoke at a weekly meeting and luncheon at Hotel Frederick. A $65 collection was taken to fund clothing, medical care, and meals for needy pupils. A monthly follow up collection planned for third Thursday each month to aid the school children.
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Frederick Lions Club
North Market Street
Charles Budson
The
Lions Club
Hotel Frederick
Hudson
Bernard M. Davis
Vane
Hoover Attends Wilson Church on Thanksgiving
Fragmentary text indicates President Hoover to attend Wilson Church on Thanksgiving. Additional garbled lines mention Edward J. Yorke and unclear references to access or aftermath, but the core item notes Hoover's planned church attendance on Thanksgiving Day.
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Hoover
Wilson Church
Sunday Movies to Aid Charity in Baltimore Plan
Baltimore officials announced that on Sunday December 14 all movie houses in the city will open and proceeds will aid the unemployed. Police Commissioner Gattner will serve as treasurer of the fund, estimated to reach $75,000. The plan to open Sunday theaters has been hotly debated in the legislature and has repeatedly failed passage.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Gattner
Nine Held in Conspiracy to Smuggle Liquor to U S
Detroit reports six former customs border patrol inspectors and three other men charged with conspiracy over running beer and liquor from Canada into the United States. Authorities say nearly a dozen more named in the warrant.
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U. S
Detroit
Customs Border Patrol
T Whree
Caneaca
United States
George H. Prederick
Frostburg Snow Blankets Western Maryland Region
Frostburg and surrounding countryside received two inches of snow with heavier accumulation in higher elevations across the mountain area of Western Maryland. Advices to railroad offices confirm a general snowfall, delaying schedules but reflecting typical early winter conditions.
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Frostburg
Maryland
Market Uncertain As Thanksgiving Week Opens
Uncertainty over Thanksgiving day effects on stock digestion led to wavering prices. The List fell one to four points, then regained to near gains midday, before turning down again as trading remained extremely dull. Many pivotal stocks faced pressure around-wall street today. Christmas Organ Recital Dec 7 announced by Prof Henry T Wade who will perform at 4 pm in Brodoeck Hall. Wade, associate member of the American Guild of Organists, noted for devotional works. Rains again threaten Paris as heavy rainfall conditions persist.
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Henry T. Wade
Oman
Hail
Hood
Wade
Orman Sts
ATS
Fishermen Drown As Lagoon Disaster Strikes Coast
A coastal tragedy reports twenty one fishermen drowned after a lagoon disaster disrupted the fishing fleet. Communications were cut, and authorities assess damage from a week of storms. The event underscores severe losses to coastal communities and fishing industry.
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Sor
Cris
Pollard Calls Out Troops for Danville Strike
Virginia Governor Pollard directed National Guard units from Lynchburg Roanoke and nearby points to guard Pittsylvania county Danville area mills amid union textile worker protests non union workers kept from work by a human barricade as demonstrations flare in Danville Riverside and Dan River mills with police action and arrests reported
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Pollard
Col B. Ll. Ope
Staunton
Infantry
Virginia National Guard
Pittsylvania County
Riverside
Dan River
Col Opte
Lynchburg
Boston
Roanoke
Danville
Peterd
Danville City
PJ. Mundie
W. Botick
United Textile Workers
Danwyllle
Capitol
John Hopkins Mall
R. T. Buen
Virginia Bia Federation
Adjt
W. W. Sale
Major Atkins
National Guard
Po- Hoe
Court News Equity Case Summary in Fragment
A damaged court notice outlines an equity case with names Charles H Merces and Cora M Mer joerle as plaintiffs against Mageie Clark and Elzabeth Cooler. It mentions mortgagees, assignees, foreclosures, and legal actions tied to Central Tras Mortgagee, Tina L Marquise, and historic references to 1930 records and population context in an establishment area.
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Charles H. Merces
Cora M. Merjoerle
Mageie Clark
Elzabeth Cooler
Stones Aderntus
Les Cobleniz
Central Tras
Tina L. Marquise
Tion
Forestosure
Housewives Demonstrations Planned by County Club Women
Miss Pearson and Miss Dorothy Warehime organize demonstrations for county club women with sessions on meals and uses of wheat and cereals. Events include morning and afternoon talks on December 13, training schools across Monrovia, Mt. Pleasant, Middletown, and Merryland Tract, plus reports from clubs for Miss Pearson’s annual Extension Service summary.
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Helen
Willae
Ber
Pearson Deeen
Patrick
Pearson
Tudehromney
Monrovia
Pleasant Grove
Kemptown
Hyattsvile
Ijamayile
Mt. Pleasant
Walkersville
Unionville
Liberty
Middletown
Myeraville
Braddock
Merryland Tract
Tureday
Jefferson
Crouth
Thanksgiving address at Rotary meeting in Frederick
Rev Dr Henri L G Kieffer, former Frederick Rotary president, spoke on “Five Grains of Corn” at the club luncheon. He recalled colonial famine and the Plymouth Colony, urging gratitude for home and family, enduring wealth loss, and health amid hardship.
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Henri L. G. Kieffer
Frederick
Cold Wave Grips Nation With Snow and Deaths
The first real cold snap of the season spreads from the Midwest to the East with snow and freezing temperatures. New York records the season’s lowest, up to six deaths in the Midwest linked to the storm, while Chicago shelters over two thousand unemployed as 9,500 idle seek warmth.
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New York
Mercury
New York City
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Northwest
Middle West
West Bend
Lebannon
Ind
Milwaukee
Baltimore Woman Hit and Run Victim Tabulated
Baltimore AP reports Mrs Elizabeth Tarbutton died after being struck by an automobile that fled the scene. The case follows other Baltimore auto incidents, including two fatal bus and pedestrian crashes nearby. Police seek a driver known as Louis. coroner exonerated a bus driver. two youths weathered a storm while awaiting flight connections near Baltimore. Captain Skerdrup, former Fram ship captain, died in Oslo.
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Mrrs
Huxiabeth Tarburton
Louis
Charles Betchler
Blue Ridge Transportation Company
Rosell Cantner
Haizwar
Hagerstown-Funksown Pike
Juice
H. Bitner
Ted
Una
Cantner
Taimees
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