Capital blamed for nation’s ills at Maryland church meeting
New York editor Dr Page addressed about 200 attendees at Calvary M E church in Baltimore in an all day social service gathering. He urged government ownership of coal mines and utilities, a minimum wage, unemployment insurance, and takeover of care for the poor after local efforts. Attendees included Rev Bayley and the Ladies Aid Society. A follow up meeting was planned for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Ketchy Page
New York
Mariana
Pennayilvania
West Virginia
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Calvary M. E Church
Gilis Willams
Page
F. 2. McDonnell
Waa
de. F. R Bayley
Walbrook Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltmore
Willams
Ladies’ Aid Society
Casper E Cline
Tswae
Pleasant Walk Observes Barn Replacement Day
Mr Edward Lewis led a Wednesday barn raising on October 9 to replace the July lightning fire. Dozens of neighbors and relatives assisted, including Shroyer, Warrenfeltz, Lewis, Greene, Delanter, and others from the area. Attendees traveled from nearby towns to contribute and later attended the county fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Warrenfelt
Cyrus Shroyer
Harry Shroyer
Emory Lewis
Frank Webber
Clarence Lewis
Ora Delanter
Melvin Doesing
Harvey Shroyer
John Kline
Lester Lewis
Wilbur Lewis
Albert Shroyer
Jerome Greene
Earl Warrenfeltz
Noah Betts
John Green
Chester Green
Page Routzahn
Ralph Shrover
Mra
May Warrenfeltz
Mra Hattle Deeing
Wallie Michael
Local Notes From Taneytown And Surroundings
Taneytown residents report Mrs B J Forscott visiting with Maurice at George Mere, and Amelia Annan Kathryn Kep hart Kathryn Reindollar and Nadine Ohket resuming studies at Weston Maryland College Westminster. C D Albaugh and Tsendly Walkersville moved into their East Baltimore Street home, formerly Mrs Minerva Har. Mr and Mrs John Byers entertained Wives Shull New Jersey. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Stull Frederick Wilen Stull and Mrs Ottve Whither Lewistown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Annan
Kathryn Kephart
Kathryn Reindollar
Nadine Ohket
Weston
Maryland College
Westminster
Mr. and
Mire
C.D. Albaugh
Tsendly
Walkersville
Eas Haltimore Sree
Minerva Har
John Byers
Wires Cow Shull
New Jerney
Kenneth Stull
Frederick
Wilen Stull
Ottve Whither
Lewistown
Court News Equity and Foreclosure Notices and Marriages
Court records show equity cases including Charlotte L Brandenburg versus Prank E Brandenburg and Hilda T Johnson versus Joseph W Johnson. Foreclosures involve Stoner and Storm as assignees of Scheel and Central Trust. Numerous marriage licenses listed with names and addresses. property transfers noted with Omer to Glenn Ohler and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte L Brandenburg
Prank E Brandenburg
Reno S Harp
Plain Air
Hilda T Johnson
Joseph W Johnson
Reno S. Harp
Mortgage transfers and small deeds across counties
A string of property transfers and trust deeds are recorded. They include Shell Riddled Hotel and others swapping interests to Nina Grace Chier Givens and spouses for $10. McCarthy G Ambrose and wife to Myrtie No Hine for $10. Marion C Sunday and wife to Ru daph NM Rau clby for $10. Elmer Udeimer to Dorothy Heff pner for $10. Ela M Nustanum to Winston J Crawieg and wife for county 32 300 f. Samuel W Brown et al to State Roads Commission for $1. Samuel W Brown et al to State Roads Commission for $1. Howard E Lochier and wife to Elizabeth Ro Storm for $10. Elizabeth R Storm to Howard E Loghwier for $id. Jacos Rohirback trustee to Edward N Derr for $13,020.
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Beecher L Ohler
Nina Grace Chier Givens
McCarthy G Ambrose
Myrtie No Hine
Marion C Sunday
Rudaph NM Rau Clby
Elmer Udeimer
Dorothy Heffpner
Ela
Nustanum
Winston J Crawieg
Wie
Samuel W Brown
Samuel W. Brown
Howard E Lochier
Alte
Elizabeth Ro
Storm
Elizabeth R Storm
Howard E Loghwier
Ite
Jacos Rohirback
Edward N Derr
New Market Visitors and Local Guests
Oct observations list several visitors and guests in New Market and nearby towns. Names include Claude Wright Boras Maria Stottempes Ro Stottemyer and the Stottlemer household, Stephenson Hopkins and two daughters Belair, and Mrs Virginia Barclay of Washington. Additional items note Mr Donald Roop resuming studies at Western Maryland College, Mrs Milton Davis of Baltimore as a weekend guest, Mrs Carl Kinty recovering after illness, and Mrs John Hoff New Windsor hosting her daughter Cath Kintz. A stray line mentions Balok and a bee quip about queens.
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New Market
Oct. S
Claude Wright Boras
Maria Stottempes
Ro and
Stottemyer
Washington
M L Stottlemer
Stephenson Hopkins
Belair
Hopkins
Donald Roop
Western Maryland College
Milton Davis
Baltimore
Air Aoa
B. C. Burgess
Virginia Barclay
Melvin Wood
BC. Burgess
Carl Kinty
John Hoff
New Windsor
Cath Kintz
David T Nixdorf
Ailes
Wage Regulation by NRA Hinted in Oil and Labor Debate
Washington October reports the possibility of the NRA regulating all wages beyond minimum scales. Mary Harriman Rumsey, chair of the NRA Consumers Advisory Board, announces county councils to handle price complaints and urges postponing oil industry price fixing. Protests from Michigan tool makers and labor leaders criticize mediation methods as disputes rise amid recovery worries. Local wage and price pressures are linked to inflation and purchasing power debates across industry sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MRA
Len Wagner
Hugo S. Johnson
Pennsylvania
Mary Harriman Rumeey
NRA Consumers’ Advisory Board
Rumsey
Tekea
Seu Wegoer
Comal
National Labor Board
American Federation of Labor
Detroit
NRA
National Recovery Administration
Washington
Michigan
Rockefeller liquor survey warns against state alcohol control
The Rockefeller liquor survey argues against a state alcohol authority running Lyner manufacturing. It notes regulation should focus on manufacturing and transport with full production records. It envisions a concrete plan for a state liquor monopoly to oversee heavy beverages for off premises use, while warning existing retail control is insufficient. News advertising pays big dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rockefeller Liquor Survey
Lyner Manufacturing
Why Hospitals Use a Liquid Laxative
Hospitals and doctors favor liquid laxatives because doses are measurable and effects controllable. Proper liquids avoid habituation, irritation of kidneys, and discomfort, offering reliable bowel movements for all ages, with Br Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin named as an approved option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
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Maurice
George Meres
Norman Lawrence
Winall
IX Topaz
Toonerville
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Anocwin
Cain
Court News
William M Slonm
Farners and Mechanics National Bank of Frederick
John George Scheel
Central Trust Company of Maryland
Mortiaree
Lucinda Blue
James H Gusner Huisband
Stoner and Storm
Corneys
Willam M Storm
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Bull Stup
E Marguerite Stup
Stoner
William M Storm
Ulluit Mey
Joan George Selec
Central Trust Company of
Mervn
Mortegagee
George H Haines
Minnie E Haines
Floyd Emory Wasyble
West Potomac Street
Brunswick
Fadelynne EB
Ens
Seventh Street
Frederick Arthur P. Crumbacker
Ruth Ho Mercer
Wealhersy
Cle Bowie J. Waters
Germantown
Hilda P. Scaril
East Third Street
Frederick Irvin A. Croft
Beatrice Farmer
Garusse, Pa
Parker E Git
Grace K Gottshail
Mt Holly Springs, Pa
Besche
L Omer
Glenn Ohler
Tomboy
Tess
Kaynee
Bronte
Kemp
Ewe
By C. Thomas Kemp
Fort
Hotel National
Hagina
Chae
Ann
Betty
Jim
Bill
Conoco
Dol
Gill
Bil
Consco
Coneca Travel Bureau
Deaver
Colo
America
Wagner
LABOR
Biata
Quaker City
Frederick's
North Market Street
Stieff
Bonth Market
Frederick County
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