Myersville votes for water system bonds and new burgess
In Myersville voters backed a government funded water project by 8 to 30 to approve not more than 610,000 in bonds. John Eldridge was elected burgess by an overwhelming margin. Final results showed high turnout and a shift from a past defeat on similar bonds.
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Myersville
Middletown
John Eldridee
Werken
Pergang
Metzger
John Leatherman
Maryland Works Progress Administrator
Eldridge
John D. Mause
Burgess
Mause
Bible Class Meeting at Calvary Methodist Church
The In His Steps Class met in the ladies parlor with seventeen members and three visitors. Mrs Kenneth Metcalf was absent, and Mrs R E Pearl led the session reading the scripture. The choir sang, reports were read, and refreshments were served. The next gathering is set for November 18 at Mrs George Tabler’s home.
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Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Kenneth Metcalf
RE. Pearl
Thelma Crum
Pear
Charles Dodd
Richard Anderson
Frank W. Rothenhoefer
George Tabler
Radio Day by Day Broadcast Plans Red Cross Roll Call
New York reports an international Red Cross radio roll call planned for WEAF NBC next Wednesday afternoon with six nations. Admiral Cary T. Grayson heads the event from Washington, while bands of amateur talent audition for a half hour program. A false fire alarm on West Patrick Street prompted local responders.
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New York
Red Cross
Weafnbc
Japan
Czechoslovakia
France
England
Canada
United States
Washington
Cary T. Grayson
The
West Patrick Street
Early Inspection Of Automobiles Is Urged
Maryland drivers are urged to inspect their cars promptly after an October period report shows over 60 percent of vehicles statewide not yet inspected. Motor Vehicles Commissioner Walker Ro Riedy warns against delaying and notes there are about 3329000 automobiles registered in Maryland with under 200000 replacements and adjustments average per vehicle.
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Bananyee
Walker RO Riedy Cotmuasiner
Motor Velatestos
Maryland
Hunters Safe After Deer Hunt Near Sonora Mexico
Journal notes a hunting party led by JOH Durrell, president of National City Bank, traveling from New York with associates Lee Paull and James Brust among others. They planned a deer hunt near Bacharac Mexico, with Mexican guides supplying horses and meat. Durrell reportedly did not camp for the week, aiming to avoid danger as they traveled.
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Dala Alz
York
Sonora
Mexwa
Crystal wireless set could fit on a dime
A compact crystal wireless set designed in London England promises perfect operation while fitting on a dime. The device demonstrates advances in miniature radio engineering and may signal broader trends in portable communication technology.
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