Building Code Debate Dominates City Meet at Ward Hall
City officials discussed enacting a building code to regulate one story structures on main streets while ordering an estimate for a sewer on West South Street. The Armistice Day parade received permit. monthly department reports detailed street repairs, park work, water and light expenses, and fee receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Brust
FE. S. Maxwell
West South Street
Broadway
Market Streets
Guy Anders
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Saxwell
Baker Park
Memorial Ground
Mullinix Park
Bente
Pattrick
Hood College
Swastika
Patrick Street
Jefferson Street
Water Department
Light Department
Light
Fair records disclose about seven thousand in losses
The treasurer Thomason A. Brown notes the fair faced higher costs and a smaller turnout, with receipts near seven thousand dollars. Officials say the event fell short of previous years, signaling financial strain for the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomason A. Brown
Peets
More Winners Of Premiums At Annual Frederick Fair
Frederick Fair awards prizes across divisions, listing winners for infant garments, quilts, crocheted and knitted items, lace and embroidery, children's undergarments, and miscellaneous needlework. Names include Florence Collier, Mrs. Charles Schultz, Mary Sprankle, Catherine Troxell, Ruth Zeller, May Schildknech, and many others among 50c to $3 prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Nusg
Florence Coltier
Mra
M. C. Peck
Chasies P. Darnione
William Cotter
Helen Wickham
Bader
Mol. McCleery
Misea Zimmerman
Charles Schultz
Jennie Grable
Au Rice
E. Louise Baker
C. E.gner
H. F. Getzendanner
Bessie Wihide
William Biser
Mary Sprankle
Catherine Troxell
Herbert Breh
Bml J. Smith
Lillie Trout
Ocheted
Hkol
Davis
Harry Schmidt
Jose
Phine Etchison
Osborne Price
Dorothy Strasberger
B. B. Selby
WN. E Shaw
Florence Collier
Anc
Ruth G. Ausherman
Catherine Long
Lady Strasberg
Mary Price
G. W. Fisher
Samuel Waters
Anna Mary Rohrback
Rhoda Yinger
EB. G. Nusz
Frank Beefer
Harvey Carmack
M. P. Emmett
Weolth
Charles Martz
Vere Elefantis
Annie Jackson
Annie Zeiler
Ethel Dern
Miriam Maris
Rose Hudson
Harry Sehmidt
Robert Tyson
Bartgis Storm
Gatherine Englebrecht
P. D. Zimmenzat
Secom
A. Moser
Lee Stubbs
Macy Wise
Homer Bernsberg
Charles Hagan
Children’s Department
Eloise i Grok
Emily Schmidt
Gressed Coli
Betty Doll
Lowise Kefauter
Margaret Horine
Catherine Miller
Ruth Zeller
Ruth Etzler
Catherine Miler
Carolin Crum
Hui¢a Zimmerman
Robert Winger
Arthur McCannner
Xrgaret Horine
Lena Hahn
Maude E. Hahn
Berlauger
Roy Lancester
Cammers
Helen Waitmore
Koontz
Campaign speeches fall to radio and health limits
Washington Oct 1 News analysis notes presidential campaigns lose personal stump speeches as radio reach and mass media dominate. It argues Bryan’s long-ago rapid touring can’t be matched, cites health and age gaps, and says modern candidates rely on brief, repeated radio messages rather than extended public appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Willam Jennings Bryan
Erro
Bryan
aFigue
Hoover
Smith
Dial
Borah
TWO WILLS FILED IN MIDDLETOWN ESTATE CASES
The wills of Simon D. Rote ahn of Middletown and John T. Whitmore of this city have been probated or predated. Rote ahn directs conversion of his estate to money with seven equal shares for nieces and nephews and a trust for Blanche Shafer with specific income and corpus provisions. Whitmore leaves cash to three nephews and the rest to his brothers and sisters, with executors named. The documents date from 1927 and 1921 respectively, and involve multiple heirs across Warren County Ohio and local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon D. Roteahn
Middletown
Theodore S. Routzahn
Charlotte C. Young
Stanley Young
Estele P. Rudy
Emmett Rudy
John H. Routzahn
John H. Routzaahn
Viola Mount
George Routzahn
Warren County
Ohio
M. Calvin Reutzahn
Valley Sayings Bank
Blanche Shafer
Ira H. Shafer
Stanley F. Young
Walter Remsburg
Howard A. Gross
John T. Whitmort
U. S
Communist Plot Foretold In Ragged War Racket
Fragmentary OCR reports a violent incident where political factions clashed as a platoon of fascists confronted a communist defendant. Limited legible names and places hint at a death sentence but details are unclear.
Fair Week Licenses Highlight Readable Entries From Court Clerk List
Amid Fair Week bustle, the office of Clerk of the Court E Q Baugh sees a surge in license activity. Readable records show numerous marriages and widower partners from York Pa to Frederick Md and beyond, with several couples listed in the Lincoln era style of the era.
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Miller
Wh. Pa
Bessie May Suks
Yerick
Paulluve Fo Crum
Breedshore
Preston G. Snyder
Ruthisvout
York
Ernest J. Tumbaugh
Irene
MLM
Glencoe
Richard M. Staubs
Frances B. Correll
Hartises
T. Kelffer
Lingiea
Town
Adaline E. Miller
Paxtonia
James P. Norris
Elsie May Tienmings
Washaston
William NM. Horn
Kearneysvile
W. Va
Juanita Moore
Harper’s Ferry
Harry R. Haines
Eloise St Woerner
Frederick
Basil N. Rittenhouse
Washington, D. C
Frances
G. Baidh
Asplinwall
Hedney L. Howes
Hinton
Ena L. Rexrods
Bridgewater
Rush physicians to aid of Queen Marie in bed
Three pedical professors were rushed at the royal Buick on the Black Sra, day to attend Queen Marie confined to her bed at noon that 7 had shown 24 improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Baphares
Royal
Buick
Mame Hoi
Fair A Financial Success If Rain Holds Back Today
London reports show weather permitting the attempt to cross the Atlantic by Dr. MacDonald from New Foundland toward Ireland. In Harbor Grace and later Dublin observers waited anxiously as the lone flyer, with limited radio, faced gale winds and poor visibility while his wife anxiously anticipated a London arrival. No sign of the Gypsy Moth was reported by 2 p.m. in Galway.
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London
Atlantic
Dr. MacDonald
Harbor Grace
N. F
Anestseanie
MacDonald
New Kensington
Irish
Ireland
England
Dublin
Irish Free State
Cobh
Galway
Massive Crowds At Frederick County Fair Big Thursday
Estimates show over ten thousand trolley riders since Tuesday and crowds swelling for the 16th annual Frederick County Agriculture and Pleasure Exhibition. Officials report no accidents as traffic flows smoothly aided by police. political leaders plan campaign hubs at the fairgrounds with Goldsborough Bruce Zhman and Lewis visiting. The event closes Friday with many shops and factories taking a holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Agr Genhurar Society
Railway
Faul
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
William Cabell Bruce
Maryland
ON. Zhman
David J. Lewis
Stlanta
House of Representatives
Miss Gould Weds Dr A A Pearre in Washington Cathedral
Miss Mary Elianor Gould daughter of Mrs Gould and the late Charles Gould of Shreveport Louisiana married Dy Albert Austin Pearre son of Dr and Mrs Albert L Pearre in Bethlehem Chapel St Albans Cathedral Washington D C The ceremony was conducted by Bishop Charles Shriver Relfsnider cousin of the bride in the presence of immediate family members The couple will reside at 221 Lowh Market Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elianor Gould
Ride
Lin & Gorn
Henry Willams Collier
Lowh Market Street
German flyer forced to make Japan landing
An American AP report describes Baron Etren flying from Shandhal to Japan with no stop. His machine suffered serious damage and the Barons crew could not continue. A mechanic aided the landing after the flight.
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Japan
Baron Etren
Shandhal
Metoform
Two Injured as Car Crash Near Pleasantville
A Sunday afternoon collision near Pleasantville left Minnie J. Weavers and her daughter Waters seriously hurt. Waters suffered a dislocated shoulder and three broken ribs, while the other driver Lewis aided the injured before authorities reported details at the Liberiatown hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jong Bil
Emis
Yellow
Wiliam
Nelson
Ais
Minnie J. Weavers
V. Waters
Waters
Platers
Frederik
Lewis
Liberirtown
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Meole
Rohit
Clara Routzaha
Ries
Albers Whner
Piehley
Irs
Mamie Ed Ontons
Ed Chow Chow
Willis Soyer
Frank Hooper
Cave Dutrow
Mildred Lease
J. LE. Shaw
Wm. Ogle
Millard Kvfauver
RE. King
R. E. Kiting
Roy Summers
FR. G. Whitter
Sam Holter
Tom Altman
Nicodemus
Ft. Afrs
John Flopper
Chas. Clem
Brest
Rey Scheffer
Lester Boyer
J. J. Shaw
Geo. M. Miller
John Stotiemrer
Earl Clem
Nannie Ray
G. D. Gramer
Moses Fisher
Catherine Thomas
Wm.Brucher
May Schildknech
Doris Windsor
Hazel Pyle
G. R. Flantt
Souter
Edith Auuer
Ida Lindsay
S_ Leslie
Shefer
G. R. Plautt
DeLashmutt
J. £. Walkman
Emory G. Nusz
Amy Boost
Ida Mateny
Margaret. King
J. E. Waltman
LH. Kump
Maude J Magali
Harry Carty
Leonard Storm
Mag
Grace Hagen
Mses Gonso
Mas . J. Kennedy
Lorraine Mich
Bernice Bier
Minnie
A. G
Newads
Fi. Fouts
J. R. Gosne
Farcie Santos
Imitia
Simmons
O'Hara
Grace P. Sorth
le ¢ Rachael
Eze
Castle
Thomas
Rosenstock Fi
Case
Landstare
Mare
Marty Eten
Pani B
Stine
Jaeae
Footer
Eckener
Newh Tureat
New York
Hugo Eckener
Graz Zeppelin
Glory
Linabergh
Kanth Eckerer
Zeppell
Ake
Roubahn and Whitmore Estates
Ligens&s
Everett W. Jenkins
Mary E
Martinsburg
D. Myers
Mercersburg
Naomi C. Blayer
Hagerstraw
Joert D. O'Brien
Mary Emma Angle
P Lechter
Waddsharo
Miersville
End
Hazel $ Mmets
Middietornack
Brunswick
Ida Carroll
Kiroy
Leesiurg
James Milton Fowler
Dorice
Washwidower
Young Bretisher
Miss Gould
A. A. Pearre
St. Alban’s Cathedral
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