Frederick News Daily Carrier Rates and Newsroom Details
The Frederick News published by Frederick News Company outlines subscription rates and delivery options including 26 cents per month, $1 for four months, $2.60 for all months, or $4. The office, connected to the telephone exchange, invites mail or night correspondence and asks subscribers who miss issues to report them. Distribution points include New City Hotel, Guckey’s Cigar Store, Central Restaurant, JF Schmidt’s Cigar Store, Adlington Hotel, Braddock Heights Zimmerman Bros Grocery, and McCardell’s Store.
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United States
New City
Guckey
Market
Central
JF. K. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Adlington
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Bros
McCardell's Wore
Frederick County Display At Maryland Week Exhibition
Frederick county farmers should co operate by presenting an excellent display of farm and garden products in the Frederick county booth at the Maryland Week exhibition in Baltimore. November 17 21. The Maryland Show grows in interest each year and Frederick county aims to exhibit its agricultural resources in a strong, attractive booth.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Baltimore
Fredericton company gains new captain and first position
Greetings and congratulations mark the election of Lieut ent Ebner Munshower as captain of Company A in Frederick, with Markey named commander of the undefeated state militia unit. The Frederick company wins first place in the First Regiment and is praised for its new leadership and housing.
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Ebner Munshower
Company A
Freder- S
Crack
Unier
Markey
Comban
Miitia
Attoink
Frederick Company
Munshower
The Church Suppers Return In Village Life
The article notes autumn brings hard suppers run by a dozen women who collect and cook food from home stock. Meals cost a dime at the common price, rivaling hotel fare, and the event reflects a key village institution despite slim profits.
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Vilare
Tocen’s
Community church supper fuels town’s culinary pride
Women donate time and goods to a church supper that draws crowds and funds church work. The event showcases best local cooking, with pies on a crowded grandstand counter at low prices, proving social power of shared meals over lectures for fundraising.
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Robert Browning
Rudyard Kipting
Iske
Fall colors and rural scenes in Frederick Valley
Poetic piece by the Bentztown Bard in the Baltimore Sun describes autumn in Frederick Valley with gold red blue skies and orchard scents. It shifts to news of the Baptist Union of Maryland delegates attending the seventy ninth annual session in Baltimore with Rev Bartlet Bowers Mia Stamey Swartz and Mr Thomas Stull named among rural delegates. The session runs from tomorrow until Friday.
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Frederick Valley
Bentztown
Baltimore Sun
Baptist Church of
The
Baptist Union of Maryland
Baltimore
Bartlet, Bowers
Mia
Stamey Swartz
Thomas Stull
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick News Briefs
Column items note a boy named Adam Zentz injured by a circular saw, receiving surgical aid from Dr Kefauver. The Bank of Warpers Ferry is organized with a board of directors. A Lutheran Sunday school building near completion will be dedicated. Several local residents are listed for registration and district allocation.
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Adam Zentz
A. So Xente
Tharment
Kefauver
Night School for Girls Opens at Federated Charities
The Free Night School for girls opened last night in the Federated Charities building on South Market Street with good attendance. About thirty students are expected to enroll this week. Classes run three evenings weekly with domestic science on Wednesdays at Girlish High School. Miss Janie Quynn and Miss Charlotte Baker teach domestic science under Miss Holdh Thomas. Regular sewing and domestic arts are led by various local instructors. Boys will attend the YMCA for business elementary courses, following last night’s 16-student session.
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Federated Charities
South Market Street
Girly’ High School
Janie Quynn
Charlotte Baker
Misa Holdh ‘Thomas
Momlay
Mra Br. A. Kennedy
May Thapan
Ruth Carty
Miss Quynn
Cramer
Second Street
Siis
Yo M.C. A
Death Aides, Itebi Merparies and Local Notices
The report notes the death of Mrs Sarah Bruges Shearer aged 66 from indigestion on October 15 at Mento Cali leaving seven children and mentioning her husband Colin Shearer formerly of Frederick County. Interment took place at Sacramento. Details of Mr Shearer’s career in Frederick County and his status as cement contractor in California are included. Further notices report the death of William H Grubb, a Confederate veteran, near Hamilton Virginia survived by a widow and seven sons from multiple counties. Also noted is the death of Mrs Mary Willard in Baltimore October 36 with funeral arrangements. Additionally, several individuals attended state Christian Endeavor sessions in Middletown. Finally nine registered Trostein cattle were sold for 1200 to S R Miller and Sons of Chambersburg Pa.
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Itebi
Sarah Bruges
Colin Shearer
Mento
Cali
Uente
Sacraimento
Mig. Shearer
Prederick County
Frederick County
Shearer
Monroyist
Monroy
California
Pioneer
William H. Grubb
F. Lainioun County
Hamilton
Mons Tre
Wideow
Robert
John
Oscar
Harry
Dais Grubb
Loudoun
Wilbert Grubb
Drunswick
Eugene Grubb
Ohio
Col
Line White
Mary Willard
Adam “Willard
Baltimore
Tur
Broadway
Warning on Kidney Health and Dr Kker’s Swamp Root Remedy
A damaged notice extols kidney health and urges urine tests to assess other organs. It touts Dr Kker’s Swamp Root as a healing remedy with testimonials and urges readers to buy two sizes locally, listing merchants and prices.
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York
Satay
Gistom
Local Weddings Surprise Hagerstown Area Society Scene
Miss Osborn and G A Smith wed to reside in Frederick then Washington. The ceremony was by Rev Conrad Clever at Christ Reformed Church with J Quynn Rodock as witness. Separately, Jessie Grimes and Francis Arnold wed at New Market parsonage in a noon ceremony, with lunch at home. Bertha Smith and John Remsburg unite in Jefferson parsonage, and Bertha Dagenhart and Charles Stevens marry in Hagerstown. Frederick A Schmidt and Anna Krick wed in the city.
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Conrad Clever
J. Quynn
Rodock
Frederick
Ruth D. Osborn
AL Quynn Rodock
Washington
Miss Osborn
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Sut
Janet Melvin Smith
Qlinus Smith
Washington, D. C
Philip Kunkel
East Patrick Strese
Smith
Jessie L. Grimes
KK. L. Grines
New Market
Francis R. Arnold
Westminster
Evangelical Lutheran Church
U.S. G. Rupp
Edward J. Grimes
Luella Mistle
KE. L. Grimes
Bertha M. Smith
Burkittaville
John Wi. Remsburg
Middletown
Reformed Church
Jefferson
W. 8. Gerhard
Bertha Florence Dagenhart
Myersville
Charles Russel Stevens
Histown
First Baptist Church
Hagerstown
E. K. Thomas
Frederick A. Schmidt
Anna A. Krick
Chillicothe
Ohio
Henry Anstadt
Saagae
Opinion Request From Frederick Bar Member on Thaw Habeas Case
Jon Weinberg of the Frederick Bar received a communication from Larry K Thas about the Day opinion in Thaw's habeas corpus case. The Attorney General of New York commented on Thaw's money waste for his victory. Weinberg was asked to provide his son as a lawyer in the matter.
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Jon Weinberg
Frederick
Larry K .Thas
Thaw
New Yo
Wen DeTs
Membership in Substitution Meant for Yom Cln 1 Uns
Fragmentary OCR reads uncertain phrases about membership and substitution. The text mentions a potential aunt and a person named Sh, with unclear context and several garbled terms. No clear event, date, person, or organization is established to summarize.
Fall Cold Remedies and Warnings for Relief
Fragmentary health ad text notes remedies for a fall cold and cough with alarming brand claims. Mentions money back guarantees and esoteric terms, urging relief through unspecified products and providers.
Public sale of war el tron al propmicey
Trustees offer at public sale the real estate described in the decree of the Circuit Court for Frederick County. The two story frame dwelling with 4 rooms and kitchen, located on Ninth Street, Kranswijk subdivision, will sell to the highest bidder. Terms include cash on day of sale, six month balance, and a fifty dollar deposit. November 5 1934.
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Pcormt
Frederick County
Court of Equity
Barker
Arles
Woodcoc
Waity
Deopte'sational Bank
Bruns- Swick
Allrytond
Alleu Orluck A. Om
Maryland
Thaser
Credit Porlium
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RALEL
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Iarles Wertheimer
POI Sal
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D. M. Stauffer
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St. Lousdtt
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Valine Gykenvilla
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George W. Heinlein
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Dutrow
Charles G. MacGil
Lloyd T. MacGill
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Septzsart
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