Household judges named for Frederick Fair event
Frederick Fair officials announced the Household Department judges and Farm and Garden assistants for a four day fair starting Tuesday. Supervisors include Mrs. James H. Grove and Mrs. William B Catshall among many others from Frederick and surrounding towns. Judging will occur Tuesday morning with a dinner for the judging ladies that day.
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Frederick Fair
James H. Grove
Frederick
William B Catshall
Woodsboro
Martin E. Kefauver
Middletown
Abram’ Hemp
Jefferson
Frank M Stevens
Creagerstown
Jacob Rosenstock
John *T Fest
Freuerton
Jo Harry Grove
Floy M. Hitcshew
Alvey D. Young
Cromwell C. Kessler
Adamstown
Irving E Staley
Albert N. McCardell
O. P. Bennett
David Cramer
Walkersville
Daniel W. Felter
Olé
Granville M. Smith
Robert E. Clapp
Thomas Culler
R. Ward Stauffer
E . McCain
Grace Neidig
Gail L. Catshall
Allen R. Smith
M. Elizabeth Houck
Edna Rosenstock
Harriet E. Kolb
D. Chester Kemp
Walter P. Feags
J. Walter Carty
Charles A. Opel
William FP. Morsell
New Market
Ernest D. Michael
Nathan England
Urbana
W. L. Gross
Brunswick
David G. Everhart
William H. Thomas
Harmony Grove
Lillian Williams
Kemptown
Harry M. Howard
Willis E. Derr
A. Rose Burger
Richard S. Hargett
Reno S. Harp
Harvey Ramsburg
Lewistown
Charles T. Brosius, Jr
Ransom K Lewis
Roger Plummer
Roger B. Wolfe
H. C. Zacharias
Low Cost Homes by Swope Hit Westchester Market
Gerald Swope’s 32 year old son David plans to build multiple $5800 houses in Westchester New York. Homes share identical floor plans with varied exteriors to avoid monotony and feature a large living area, combined kitchen dining room, and two bedrooms. Future units include a rear kitchen door. designed by Victor Dirkin. plan chosen by Architectural Forum.
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Gerald Swope
David Swope
Westchester
New York
Victor Dirkin
Architectural Forum
Time & Life Building
Radio City N.Y. C
Walkersville Exhibitors Hear Premium Increases
Harmony Grove exhibitors in the Househole department may submit three different entries on one ticket. First and second premiums are doubled, top year premiums are higher than ever. More premiums and additional articles have been added to the classes.
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Walkersville
Guy Ramsburg
Harmony Grove
R O T C Promotions at Western Md
Reserve Officers Training Corps students at Western Maryland College Westminster Md were rewarded with promotions. Alexander L Ransone of Baltimore named battalion commander with rank of cadet lieutenant colonel. Cadet Major Edward A Peters of New Bedford Pa made second in command.
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Westminster
Cadet Captain Brooks Appointed Adjutant in Cockeysville
Cadet Captain Robert M Brooks of Cockeysville was named adjutant amid a period when national forest wildlife numbers are rising. The report notes most of the prominent game animals show increases across the forests.
Cumberland News assets sold to Times and ANeganian Company
The receiver sells Cumberland News assets to the Times and ANeganian Company, publishers of the Evening and Sunday Times of Cumberland. The Cumberland News will publish its last issue tomorrow and a new Republican morning newspaper will debut Tuesday from the purchaser’s plant.
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Cumberland News
Times
Cumberland
the Times and
Aneganian Company
The
Annual Fir Dance at Key Hotel in Frederick
Frederick Cotillion Club hosts its annual fair dance at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on October 12 with Joseph Stephens orchestra. Stephens chairs the dance committee with Robert D. Osburn and James Am. Etchison. Dancing runs from 9 39 until 1 o clock.
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Frederick Cotillion Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Joseph Stephens
Robert D. Osburn
James AM. Etchison
Senate Panel Weighs Magruder Political Activity
Washington Oct 6 The Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee plans to urge the Senate to consider the alleged political activity of M Hampton Magruder Baltimore internal revenue collector The panel distanced a Morgenthau letter saying Magruder advised non service employees in Baltimore that he favored Rep Darit Lea in the Maryland Senatorial race Morgenthau disagreed with the committee about whether this violated the new service act The panel also found no basis for a charge that Henry W Webb was dismissed as Maryland Federal Housing Administrator for refusing to support Lewis in the race
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Washington
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
Senate
M. Hampton Magruder
Baltimore
Magruder
Rep
Darit J. Lea
Maryland
Sheppard
Texas
Henry W. Webb
Lewis
Tydings
A. E Hungerford
No Criminal Action In Penhaus Poisoning
Hagerstown Maryland October 6 State s Attorney Marlin L Ingram said no evidence found in the food poisoning of 76 persons that would warrant criminal action He added there may have been someone aware of a problem with the mixture but not aware it was poison
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Hagerstown
Marlin L Ingram
Fined $25 For Drunken and Disorderly conduct
Hiram Jacobs was fined $25 and sentenced to 30 days in jail in default of $25 and costs after pleading guilty to drunkenness and disorderly conduct in a Police Court before Justice Walter E Ston Thars day night. Officer Frank Dorey testified the charges stemmed from Jacobs entering his wife’s third floor apartment at 9 West Patrick street while drunk and causing water damage. Mrs Jacobs requested he stay away from the apartment she rents. Four others forfeited collateral for appearance: Murray Smith and Jack Morgan for fighting on the street, William Harper for displaying improper license tags, with arrest by State Officer T. A. Short.
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Hiram Jacobs
Eaty
Walter E Ston
Jacobs
Charles Burras
William Harper
Knoxville
T. A. Short
New Market
Personal Property Sale in Detroit for Exceeding Speed Limit
Household and kitchen furniture of Mr. and Mrs. Joan Saylor, 1 Mt Olivet Boulevard, was sold at public auction after collateral forfeiture of 19 dollars and costs for exceeding 45 mph. Receipts totaled 245 dollars. Auctioneer U. Grecxt Hooper oversaw sale as the Saylors plan to move to South Carolina.
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Joan Saylor
Olivet Boulevard
U. Grecxt Hooper
Mrr
Ide
South Carolina
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Chester Young
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