Cost of Sept 12 primary in Frederick County
Historical records show the 1936 Frederick County primary cost 9,972.57 dollars, not counting the one day recount. Details include salaries for registrars judges and clerks totaling 5,787.55 and overtime expenses accounting for much of the remainder. Approximately 35,000 ballots were printed with multiple vendors and costs listed for printing advertising and supplies. The recount bill will be paid by Democratic gubernatorial nominee Herbert R. O’Conor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Board of Election Supervisors
Valley Register
Middletown
News- Post
New Citizen
Marken
Bielfeld
G. Hunter Bowers
Herbert R. O'Conor
Local Social Notes Highlight Guests and Moves
Sykesville and Westminster families hosted supper guests including Rev. and Mrs. John F. Wooden and son John F. Wooden Jr. Elizabeth Harris left for Temple University Philadelphia for her second year, with her mother Mrs. J Marion Harris staying until Sunday. Fannie J. Smith visited her son-in-law and daughter Frank Greenwood and family, then returned to Catonsville to her other daughter Mrs. Charles Hobbs. Eugene Berry and son James moved from Catonsville to Harris apartment. Webbs Kreimer and daughter Patricia from Baltimore visited the Misses Jones, and William Blais...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykesville
John F. Wooden
Westminster
T. Ward Kemp
Mount Olivet
Charles Kemp
Elizabeth Harris
Temple University
Philadelphia
J. Marion Harris
Miss Harris
Fannie J. Smith
A Difficult Trick In Bridge Championship Play
The West East hands from the Cedar Point team-of-four championship reveal a clever ruffing sequence. Mrs. Holland of Saginaw fed a diamond to force East to produce a trump honor, allowing a ruff and setting a queen trump to secure the contract.
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West
Trump
Tess
East
X. E. Holland
Saginaw
Mich
Cedar Point
Holland
South
War Crisis Ends As Da ladier Secures Confidence Vote
France’s Premier Edouard Daladier appears content after the Munich four power conference as parliament grants a near dictatorial finance powers and a vote of confidence. The scene shows him exhaling smoke in a moment of calm amid wartime strain. Also listed are social notices of visits and guestings across Baltimore and surrounding towns, including gatherings at the Heights and Oaklands, with families and friends noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Edouard Daladier
Local Residents Share News At Community Home
Dell and Dell returned to their New York home after visiting Mrs. Clinton Blaisdell. William Brandenburg, previously ill for ten days, is much improved and out again. Mrs. Eugene Berry and her daughter Miss Bee Berry, along with Billy and Dolly Brandenburg, Franklin Brown, and John Morris, spent a day at the home of Mrs. B. F. Brown Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell
New York
Clinton Blaisdell
William Brandenburg
Eugene Berry
Miss Bee Berry
Billy
Dolly Brandenburg
Franklin Brown
John Morris
B. F. Brown, Jr
Social greetings and visits across towns in Maryland
Friday week guests from Spencerville to Mr and Mrs Samuel Howes. Wilbur Wimmer and son visited Union Bridge hosts Mr and Mrs Jesse Proutz. Holmes Lock yard home welcomed Howard Myerly family Walter Lockard Westminister Alr and Mrs Walter Harman New Windsor. Rev Samuel Fleming dined with G Howes. Walter Engel and Annie Engel from Baltimore joined. Harry L Cross and Arnold West Friendship as supper guests of Vandever M Myers. G Frank Flohr and George S Flohr hosted in Baltimore for dinners. Arthur C Brown converted sewing factory room into apartments.
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Westminster
Brown
William Evans
Leroy and
Merrell
C. Leonard Gartrell
Airy
Willard R. Hatfield
Guy Jones
Carl Humphreys
Baltimore
Philadelphia
George W. Hush
Clara Warfield
K LeFarge
Grace Carson
Misses Jones
Pennington T. Bennet
New York
the Heights
Misses Bennett
Rosie Hatfield
Woodbine
W. R. Hatfield
Norris Bursey
Catonsville
Grove Brosnan
Betty Ann
Donald Halethorpe
Elmer Lee
Gillis
Virginia
Amos Booty
Liberty
Oakland Roads
John Williams
Eldersburg
William Melville
Billy
Ethel M. Barnes
Young Peoples Fellowship
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
William H. Forsythe
Oakland Farms
Delius Thompson
Doris
Donald
Harry Lee Cross
West Friendship
Eugene Cornell
Robert E
Strippe
Brunswick
George W. Howes
Seth
Spencerville
Samuel Howes
Wilbur Wimmer
Jesse Proutz
Union Bridge
Holmes Lockyard
Howard Myerly
Walter Lockard
Walter Harman
Charles Harman
New Windsor
Samuel Fleming
G. Howes
Walter Engel
Annie Engel
Harry L Cross
Mr. Arnold
Vandever M. Myers
G. Frank Fiohr
George S. Flohr
Arthur C. Brown
Belled for Jewel Theft Involving Shipboard Stateroom
Meyer Sopher, 23, of Baltimore pleaded guilty in San Francisco to stealing jewelry worth 44393 from the stateroom of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Tibbett aboard a steamship. He faces sentencing next Saturday.
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. McKenney
American Contract! Bridge League
Wrest
Keystone Paints
Nicodemus Paint Store
Court St
Imca Blag
Oct. Ltd
W. J. King
Rosenour
Mojud
Hosiery Club
Topen Rosenour
North Market ST
National Brewery of
National
Hemian
National Brewing Company
Baltimore, Maryland
J. Austin Whitehill
W. Petrick St
Frederick, Md
Maryland
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