First Day Records At Frederick Fair Open On Tuesday
The Frederick Fair opened with a busy first day as headquarters operated at the mall midway. Republican and Democratic tents were set up under supervision of G Be ward Mayers and Alfred W. Gay respectively, with officials from the Magerstown and Frederick Railway Co directing traffic. Weather was favorable and crowds grew, while cattle exhibits drew high praise from directors. The fair continues with judging of club boys and girls, corn and cattle, and a Cotillion dance planned for Friday at the Francis Scott Key hotel with many patronesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petiticiana
G. Beward Mayers
Nise Saris Sacith
Alfred W. Gay
Cone
Frederick N. Zihlman
David 3. Lewis
Congress
Thy
Mrr. Zihlman
Mr. Lewis
Trafic
Magerstown and Prederick Railway Company
Trafle
Bart
Motter
Leonard C. Barrick
Frederick
Predatok
Frank MM. Stevens
Hagerstown
Offeiers
Extension Service
Universty of
Maryland
Henry RR
Deve
Frederick Cotllion Club
Francis Scott Mey
T. Poo! Jones
Harry J. Lebhere
Murder Probe In Elkhart County As Body Found
A body was discovered with a note of a murder investigation in Elkhart County. Prosecutor Gieno Bawyer discussed potential charges of first degree murder against two suspects, with inquiries continuing after officials from South Bend reviewed the case this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stutz
Gieno Bawyer
Elkhart County
South Bend
Riser
Red Cross Belief Fund Note From Local Clubs
A fragmented notice from the Red Cross Belief Fund lists a few donors and a total of 4.00 dollars. Names include Rev. GO W. Kerstetter and the Woman's Club of Por af Rocks, with unclear context but indicating a fundraising or donation event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Woman's Tragie Eeisy We Beinhunt
GO. W. Kerstetter
Tou Woman's Club of
Poraf Rocks
Patron-Leacher Association Meets at Washington Street School
The school's monthly Patron-Leacher Association meeting was held Friday at 7:30 PM with a large audience. President Geetee Mobley opened the session. program included songs, readings, and performances by fourth graders. Committees were named and officers to be elected next Friday November 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patron-Leacher Association of
Washington Street
O’cloce
Geetee Mobley
Mise W' Brenn
Library Committee
Boul An É
Bartgis Storm
Kirely
Louis Renn
Clinton Rhoads
Harry Herbert
Cronise
Walter Rice
Donsid Myers
Slagen
Charles Meeser
DeLashmutt
Wham King
Raymond Santic
Geo. Mona
Lewis Burck
Albert Moser
Edith M. Afiver
Rufus Oden
Miss Mobley
Wilbur Warner
Paul Delphey
Gua Spengler
Albert Crawford
John Covell
Earl Rodke
Miles Garner
Miss Hahn
Wiliam Wilard
Francis Riddlemoser
John Thompson
Trundle
Roger Exler
Paul Etzler
Walter Feaga
Hal L. T. Ott
Helen J. Woodley
Wm. F. Obits
Atleedith Miller
Blentlinger
Harbert Schroeder
Cookerly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hele
Indiana
RED Cross Belief Fund
P.T. Assn
Washington St
George S. Rodock & Son
Beving
Fcredom
Edmonston Studios
Washington
Tom Tyler
Frankie Darro
Mickey
McGuire
Thomas Kemp Brodericks
Styles
Felts & Velours
Safe Deposit Boxes Trust Service
The
Frederick County National Bank No
North Market Street
Potomse Edison Company
Wer
Patrick Street
Chandler
Green’s
N. Market St
Nash
Automobile Row
Frederick Nash Motors, Inc
Indhuide
Chinchilla
Nainsook
C.thomas Kemp
Quynn’s
Cee-O-Glass Quynn
the Rug Store
Mullinix
Bentz
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