Directors In Office In November Reports Reach County
Members of the Frederick County Federation of Burettes Women’s Clubs met at the Court House to discuss plans for use of county peaches and recreational programs. Helen Pearson, county home demonstration agent, outlined the federation work as J Homer Remsberg chaired. Directors’ reports on the year’s activities were due by November with preparations for September start, and clubs plan two recreation programs monthly at Miss Pearson’s office while donations of mowers for use at the fair and an amplifier for the women’s space were noted.
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Lars Zz
Frederick County
Court House
Federation
Helen Pearson
J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
D. Edgar Bitcle
Myersville
Haseen
Pearson
Mehr
Ramsburg
Lewiswo
Wat
Ninty Recreations
Oran
Woodsboro
Belog
Unionville
We Court House
Helena Stauffer
Walkersville
Seminary Milding
East Church Street
Armilo
Ruth Martz
East Southeet
Hyattsforr
Ijamsville
Seroptown
Mt. Pleasant
Point of Ocks
Harry L. Davis
William E. Bkindley
C. Cyril Tein
BR. Nicodemmex
Thomas P. Culler
Mollie Hine
D. Edgar Bittle
EC. Renn
Ts. Bloc. Erdman
Edward Windek
Preston Zimmerman
Gorge Eyer
Richard Zach Jas
Jacob Shaxbaker
Joha Amberge
J. Homer Remsburg
Walter Remsbert
J. Wiam Gaver
L. C. Powell
Ars
W. Doug
O. B. Stone
User Dixon
Froy Hiteshex
Toward Quinn
M. FL Star
Mice Bell
Joseph Heiser
G. Dalhouse
Menzi Ramsary
Veterans of Foreign Wars plan for election
The Kansas City veterans gathering shifted from social to political aims as they discussed leadership and endorsed a candidate for the post war office. General Henry J. James is named for consideration while other officials weigh the election plan at the annual encampment.
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Kansas
Forears
Arede
Cram
Henry J James FE
van’ Nai
Ate
Pope and Mussolini Reach Accord in Rome
Reported in Rome on September 2 an accord between Pope and Mussolini is described as significant. The article mentions widespread reactions and notes the agreement's potential impact, with references to various figures and events around the period.
Frederick High School enrolls 914 students in first day
Frederick High School opened with 914 pupils across the senior, junior, and sophomore classes, plus 282 freshmen. Senior class has 70 boys and 100 girls, juniors 110 boys and 133 girls, sophomores 104 boys and 215 girls, and freshmen 152 boys and 130 girls. Classes follow a 9:50 start and noon and afternoon periods, with assemblies by class monthly.
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The
Frederick High School
A. L. Leary
Dedicating a New Lutheran Room September 20
Formal dedicatory exercises for the Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School on East Second Street mark the completion of church, parsonage, and Sunday School improvements. Rev. Drs Wiles Fisher Traver and Rupp will speak, with pastors and superintendents invited to attend the city and county event.
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Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
East Second Street
Charles Wiles
Philadelphia
Hadwin Fisher
Gettysburg
A. 5
G. Rupp
Mt. Gretna
Amos John Traver
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sun@aF
Lus Seaps
Cipets
Minister Fails to Appear in Court After Vehicle Crash
Andrew Stevens of near Knoxville paid a $25 fine and costs after a Tuesday incident in which he waved a shotgun on a road near his home. Deputy McGaha arrested Stevens for threatening conduct following an altercation with a man named Myers. Rev. Arthur Pfaffko of Blue Ridge Summit did not appear in court on charges of failing to stop after an accident and reckless driving. Collateral of $30 was posted, but Pfaffko failed to appear and the case remained open.
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Andrew Stevens
Knoxvile
Faust
Alton
C. W. McGsha
Stevens
Myers
Earter
Arthur G. M. Pfaffko
Church of the Transfiguration
Blue Ridge Summit
Celebert
Worth Market Street
D. H. Shanneberger
Shanneberger
Piastko
M. C.A
Dolland McGaha
Packard
Pfaffko
Peoples Court
Not to Pay Premiums at Seventy-Eighth Rockville Fair
The Rockville Fair board reports a deficit after closing two weeks ago and will not pay premiums. They authorize a $3,000 additional mortgage to cover expenses and consider pari mutuel betting to save the fair. If permission fails, the fair grounds may be sold to cover $20,000 debt. new attractions failed to draw crowds and the future is uncertain.
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Rockville
Farm Bureau
J.D. King
Thomas J. Fults
Otho
Trundle
Montgomery County Life
Taiz
Mass Tragedy Reported in Kiangsu Province
AP reports 100000 feared dead in Kiangsu flooding with northern regions hit hard. The accompanying text mentions market turmoil in New York with declines as the day opens.
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Kiangsu
30,000,000 Chinese On Verge Starvation at Vein Tia Ceetiy
A garbled report claims tens of millions in China face starvation amid a crisis at a city center. Names and places are unreadable, but the fragment suggests widespread hunger and economic hardship.
Short course for state firemen opened in College Park
Nearly 1 000 firemen from various departments gathered in College Park Maryland to begin the annual state fire service course. AP reports speakers emphasized continuing training for volunteers and professionals, with Frederick firemen named among attendees and some expected absences noted.
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College Park
Pettis
W. R. Hough
Baltimore Safety Council
Sherwad Erakeed
Recna Carouge
Volumieer Department
Reprimands Buffalo Prohibition Agent Over Drunken Girl
Prohibition Director Woodcock rebuked Buffalo agent Ralph Dell who accompanied a girl arrested for intoxication while gathering evidence in four Buffalo speakeasies. Dell’s case was reviewed two hours. he will return to duty. A delinquency of a minor charge remains. Peach, another Buffalo agent, is to be dismissed for drunkenness.
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Washington
Woodcock
Buffalo
Ralph del
Dell
Arthur Peach
Montgomery County Pension Report Details 193 Beneficiaries
W Ernest Offutt, Supervisor of county aid, reports to the Montgomery County Commissioners that annual pension expenditures total 11047 for 193 pensioners across seven districts. Pensions range from 15 dollars to 250 dollars monthly. Fifty seven recipients have other income sources. Thirty are recommended for removal from county rolls.
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Montgomery County
W. Ernest Offutt
Rockville
Ostutt
Couriy
Jourteen
Wage Cuts in Steel Industry Likely Shaped by Prices and Salaries
Officials warn wage reductions in the steel industry seem likely as price pressures and salary scales are reviewed. Unions and management assess how restructuring may influence earnings and employment.
Hood College Prepares September Reopening Plans
Hood College gears up for reopening on September 24 with faculty appointments announced soon. Orientation week begins September 22 as students and staff return and events, including formal openings and speeches by Dr Samuel McCrea Bass, plan to mark the start.
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Rametprad
Fiure
Winchester Hall
F. F
Frederick County
Bott
Rothy I. Martii
Sara C. Lovejoy
Wil
Lynon
Appotitiea
Mar Foughton
Mnys
Lovejoy
Mrc. Carson. Teturn
Spens
New England
Car
Shriner Hall
Hood
Moctii
Apzie
Samuel McCrea
Fedora
Maryland Wheat Acreage To Fall Short In State
Maryland farmers plan to plant about 361000 acres of winter wheat this fall, roughly 12 percent below last fall's sowing, according to the Maryland Crop Reporting Service. Nationally, intentions to sow 27344000 acres mark the smallest since 1923, with weather and conditions likely keeping final plantings close to those intentions.
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Maryland
Maryland Crop Reporting Service
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Pacific Coast
Oklahoma
Aso
Kansas
Ihoma
Texas
Extensive Improvements Modernize United Fire House
Firemen encountered smoke in the East Patrick Street district during a demonstration about furnace upgrades at the United Fire House. An alarm interrupted the event as workers reviewed new stoves and safety measures to prevent fire hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fire House
Eastway
Patrick Attert
Auto Strikes Parked Truck in Thurmont Accident
George Shorb of Emmitsburg driving toward Frederick mistook brake for accelerator at Thurmont near Weybright store causing his Chevrolet to ram a parked truck. His two grandsons Billy aged 3 and Arthur Starner 12 suffered facial cuts. car and truck damaged. Medical aid from Dr. Gray and others. repairs planned.
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George Shorh
Emmitsburg
Weybrights Store
Agitare Commer
Thurmont
Shotbaly
Frederick
Thurmont Squire
Weybright
Shorb Auto
Mr. Shorb
Billy
Arthur Starner
James K. Gray
James
Carotin Clarion
H. Q . Miller, Jr
Gray
Wealthy Manufacturer C Harold Smith Dies in York
C Harold Smith of New York, noted manufacturer, dies in York at age unknown. AP reports his wealth and plans as he sought guidance on disposing ten million dollars for the greatest good. The obituary fragment mentions his wife and unclear details about Columbia University and mental aids.
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York
Harold Sach
New York
Lonumbia University
Lonmess Tip
War
Another Fair Goes Under In September
Fragmentary OCR notes a fair or event described as going under or ending in September with unclear details and no visible names, dates, or organizations.
Death code found in Powers killings case spurs manhunt
Detectives in Clarksburg discover letters and postcards Powers used to mark victims and correspondents with a supposed filing system. The clue, marked P-15 graveyard, points to two women and three children he confessed killing. Authorities widen probe to former residences and associate Stamatis Bliska.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Harry F. Powers
D. PB. Leinke
Worcester
Maya
Aste Eicher
Chicago
Carl Southern
Powers
Stamatisos Bliksa
Lukas
Miller, & D
Vandella
Mansfeld
Joseph Glidean
Man Perishes in Well Near Lancaster During Rescue
In Rowenna near Lancaster Pennsylvania a plumber William Bowers died when well sides caved in as rescuers dug through 30 feet of rock and earth. His father watched from the edge while his wife and three children waited. Bowers last cried for the rescuers to hurry and said he was getting cold as efforts continued.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Duckworth
Luelils Powers
Abe Way
Harry Powers
Powers
Eva Belk Strother
Lancaster
William Bowers
Rowenna
Bowers
Henry Bowers
Fatis
H Bowers
Hym
Weather record shows varied precipitation and moon phases
The notice reports daily precipitation figures up to today with historical references, noting September totals and a 1931 consolidation. It lists sunrises and moon times for tomorrow and provides miscellaneous geographic figures and measurements in a compact summary.
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Knox
Dexn
Frederick Companies
University of Maryland
Independent Hose Company
Robert Rumpt
Junior Fire Company
William Boost
Citizens’ Truck Company
Bar Steele
United Fire Company
Carl Brown Hay
Uniteds
DRY Agent
Montgomery
Iron Axe
Frederick Female Seminary
Dre i
Yale
Sopiwiise
Harms
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George Shorb
C.H. Smith
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Tomorres
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