Civic Club Hosts Monthly Meet In Frederick
Jerome Offutt member of the Maryland House Judiciary committee spoke at the Frederick Civic Club meeting on home rule for counties. He noted Montgomery County’s success and that nearby counties watch closely. The club approved various motions, contributed 50 to war relief, and planned attendance at a Thursday film and talk at Winchester Hall with Neils Nelson on communicable diseases. The next meeting is November 15 at the YMCA.
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Jerome Offutt
Fhe Judiciary Committee
Maryland House of Delegates
Frederick
Emma French
Mary C. Ott
Harry Shipley George &, Hoke
Arthurburg
James Albin
Hankey
Clarence Bossard
Horton Peace
George A Holland
Freeduced
Ford
C. AL
Winchester Hall
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Neils Nelson
Publo Welfare Committee
R. R. Shank
Plenty of turkeys in Baltimore for Thanksgiving
Baltimore reports an ample supply of turkeys for Thanksgiving. A local commission check indicated a large Maryland and Virginia crop of high quality. Illness mortality was low due to the light rainfall, ensuring ample birds for the season.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Virginia
Cubs at weekly meeting of Pack 63 Cubs invest nine as Bob Cats
Sixty three Cubs packed the Presbyterian Sunday school social rooms for the regular Cub Pack meet. Nine new Bob Cats were formally invested: Charles Thompson Joshua Monath Walker Monath Bass Jones David Ford Robert Shaw Holler David Fairney LeHoy Wallipipgier Howard Flook and others assisted. Den Chiefs and Cubs aided with circulars for the U S O drive and the pack planned to attend Camp Baker dedication. Also Sergeant Samuel L Pryor of Thurmont obtained an absolute divorce from Mary C Pryor with Mary C Sanders as her maiden name.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Bob
Bob Cats
Charles Thompson
Pine Avenue
Joshua Monath
Walker ‘Monath
Taney
Bass Jones
North Market Street
David Ford
East Church Street
Robert Shaw Holler
Fairview ‘Avenue
David Fairney
Fairview Avenue
LeHoy Wallipipgier
North Benty Street
Howard Flook
College Avenue
Lee Cramer
James Powell
Denners
Bobbie Rhoderick
Bobbie Brandfield
Billie Anders
Morton Mowe
Dea
U.S. O
Den
Jack Fleischman
Cubs
Bobbie Leather
Bobbie Cramer
Carl Staley
Charles Ross
Bobbie Nicodemus
Bobby Leather
Donald Davis
Everedy Plant
Camp Baker
Orday
Roosevelt backs food subsidies amid inflation fears
Washington reports President Roosevelt defends food subsidies as a stable price tool. He says subsidies cost little relative to wartime outlays and plans a farm program message to Congress soon. Farm leaders defend subsidies against opposition linked to the Chamber of Commerce and lawmakers.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
House Banking Committee
Commodity Credit Corporation
Enid
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
James G Patton
National Farmers Union
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Albert Goss
National Grange
Esra T. Benson
National Council
Fa P Cooperatives
Actien Gealing
Patten
Suits Heard in Circuit Court for Carroll County
Westminster October 19. A creditors bill of complaint came up in the Circuit Court for Carroll County in equity last week with Associate Judge James Clark.
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Westminster
Carroll County
James Clark
Olive Tablets Promote Regular Bowel Movements
Constipation brings headaches mental dullness and a drained feeling. Doctors say daily bile flow from the liver aids the bowels. Dr Edward A Olives Olive Tablets, purely vegetables, gently stimulate bile flow to relieve constipation. Follow label directions. 15¢ 30¢ 50¢
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Edward A
Blue Ridge College suit seeks balance owed in Howard County
The case in Howard County centers on Banking and Triest Company suing Blue Ridge College for 1 880 12 dollars. The defendants include members formerly connected with the college with Dr Homer E Ozway and Raymond P Je among those to testify. The Eastern Maryland District Meeting of Church of the Brethren UCOS is represented in the suit. Witnesses were not examined and a decision will be rendered after further court action. In other items, Robert Russell posted a 500 bond on a non support charge and Lester Brown, colored, posted 500 bond on a larceny charge following a pocketbook theft along Carroll Parkway.
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Howard County
Banking and Triest Company
Blue Ridge College
Eastern
Maryland
Church of the Brethren Ucos
Formner
Homer E. Ozway
Raymond P. Je
John PL Marbarger
Donald M. Poco
S40
Sanking
Couns Parke
Easterland
Brathy Brown
Brown Pert
Gol
Brun
Triss
Elsie Russell
Lester Brown
Thin City
Sehnet
Carroll Parkway
Filipinos Rebel at Rule by Japs in Manila Amnesty Vote
The Tokyo radio said the Philippine National Assembly voted in Manila to grant amnesty to those who swear to be good citizens after sedition and guerrilla activity. The broadcast described a second-day special session and noted a national planning board to survey economic resources for self sufficiency.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Philippines
National Assembly of
Philippine Republic
Manila
National Assembly
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Civic Club
W. Jerome Offutt
Hall
Mark
For All
Storm & Shipley
J. Ricalde Chiropractor
South Market ST
Samuel L. Pryor
U. S. Army
Thurmont
Mary C. Pryor
Equity Court
P. M Schnauffer
To Naing
Frederick County National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
National War Fund
Markell & Ford
Invedt
THE
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Ceti. Syattm
Japan
Robert Russell
Owsid
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
Frederick, M
Auld
Lang Syne
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Company
Frederick Coca-Cola Bottling Company
East Patrick St
Chase, Taylor
Calla Alia
Tye
Oldfield
Price
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co
Luke, Maryland
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