Ard liquor sale funeral Friday
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1934
Page
1
Frederick County to vote on liquor licenses in October referendum
The Frederick county referendum will decide three liquor questions beer wine and distilled liquor with votes set for the same day as the primary. A licensed commissioner will be appointed if wine or distilled liquor sales are approved and will oversee county liquor regulation with a $1000 salary plus expenses. If no wine or distilled liquor approval occurs beer sales remain under current rules with possible May 1 end for districts voting against beer. The county already has 196 active brewery licenses and related changes depend on the statewide provisions. The article also notes the funeral of Amos Ferguson in Thurmont and his burial in Blue Ridge cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Lne Meg Uaiddus Getaey
Frederick County
Ritchie
Board of Control
Amy
Cirop
Frederick Cau
Board of License Commissioners
General Assembly
Board of State Licenses
Denen
Ian Atte
Ui Wala Ae
Amos FB. Ferguson
Fountaindale
Charmian
Harbaugh's Valley
This County
Nada Dure Mishes
Reformed
Sebillagville
A. E. Siple
Harrisburg
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Thurmont
Ferguson
Funkhouser
Greystone
Edward Brewer
Bouterville
Waynesboro, Pa
Emmitsburg
Annis
Carrie (Miller) Ferguson
Rhodi K. Ferguson
Wilmer Harbaugh
Blue Ridge Summit
Alla Ferguson
Buena Vista
Anita
Lola
Bernice
Naomi May
Carlton
Carrie Ferguson
Joseph Stouter
Emmitts Pure
Mary Ferguson
Akron
Whip
Trourge Diune
Laursville
Russell
Antietam Anniversary Sees Record Park Attendance
The event marks Antietam anniversary with municipal band and ceremonies at 4 PM. Officials expect a large crowd as 31,145 visitors were recorded last year, reflecting high turnout at the grounds.
Maryland American Legion Holds 16th Annual Session in Baltimore
Nearly 2,000 members attend the opening session of the sixteenth annual convention of the Maryland Department of The American Legion in Baltimore. Francis Scott Key Post No 1 delegates attend with Women’s Auxiliary and 40 and 8 units. Drum corps from Frederick plans a competition as sessions continue at the Lord Baltimore hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of iMaryland
American Legion
Baltimore
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion Women’s Auxilliary
Francis Scott
Key Post
Frederick
Lord Baltimore
Charles E. Hudson
William M. Storm
Alton Y. Bennett
Arthur T. Kreh Schaarles S. Houck, Jr
George 8
John H. Albaugh
Emerson Hotel
Department of Marsiamd
Veterans” Affairs
Secs
Candidates At Fete Draw Large Local Crowd
A large group attended the fete with a wide range of attendees and candidates present. The event featured remarks from several speakers and a closing note that tonight is the final night of the ongoing program in progress since Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Loa
At&t
Jonn
Conley
Carly Az
Ming
Steeubs
Pia
Sta
D & Nice Ree Centian
Rebuilding Push for National Highway From Baltimore to Hagerstown
The Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce will push for rebuilding the National Highway Route 40 between Baltimore and Hagerstown. Senator William D Byron of Washington County, newly appointed to the State Roads Commission, is invited to speak at the meeting in Hagerstown. The group cites 75 miles of road and the Frederick Conococheague segment as needing modernization to handle increasing traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Hagertown
Carrices
Hagerstown
Merce
Wiliam D. Byron
Washington County
State Roads Commission
Pen
Commission
Frederick
Conocochtague
Maryland
Pedestrian Struck On State Highway Near Catoctin Furnace
Howard Staub, 50, of near Catoctin Furnace, was struck by a car driven by Harold H. Sterling of Washington DC. Staub suffered a deep head laceration and was taken to Frederick City Hospital with serious injuries. Sterling was released on $100 bond for reckless driving after reporting the incident to state police. Officer A F Anderson noted he was blinded by oncoming headlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Staub
Catoctin Furnace
Pees Howard Staub
Harold H. Sterling
Washington, D. C
Staub
Heeae
Frederick City Hospital
Sterling
Sid
A. F. Anderson
Mrs Annie Walker Dies at 80 at Home
Mrs Annie Markell Walker widow of James E Walker died at 3 40 this morning at 217 Rockwell Terrace after a long illness She was in her 81st year daughter of the late George and Sophia Markell of Frederick and last surviving member of her immediate family She was a devout Evangelical Reformed church member and long active in the Frederick City Hospital Board of Managers Surviving are a daughter Mrs Charles C Carty and grandson J Walker Carty Funeral from the home at 3 pm Sunday Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery M R Etchison and Son funeral directors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Markell Walker
James E. Walker
Rockwell Terrace
Walker
George
Sophia Markell
Evangelical Reformed Church
Frederick City Hospital
Charles C. Carty
J. Walker Carty
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
I Funeral Directors
Skies Brighten as Financial Markets Stabilize
New York reports show financial markets steadier after early profit taking. Wheat rose about one bushel, lifting some market skeptics, while United Securities faced initial pressure for the first time in days. The dollar advanced against major currencies as trading resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albournep
Acre
United
Engagement Announced for Katharine Roulette Kieffer
Dr and Mrs Henri L G Kieffer announce the engagement of their daughter Katharine Roulette Kieffer to Mr Charles Rosa Rogers of Baltimore. Rogers, former Frederick resident, is Assistant Director at the Baltimore Museum of Art. Engagement planned for October in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Katharine Roulette Kieffer
Charles Rosa Rogers
Baltimore
Racers
Prederick
Direcor
Baltimore Museum of Art
Onuver
Textile Conflict Stems from NRA Debate Over Wages and Hours
Washington dispatch reports a heated NRA debate as textile mills face falling demand and high prices. The piece highlights expert critique of share the work tactics, a push for longer production with lower hourly wages, and proposals to stabilize output to restore employment and lower prices. It notes Victor von Szeleskis findings and Roosevelt’s 36 hour plan, while detailing risk to workers if hours remain cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Re- Savery Progrem
NRA
Roosevelt
NRA Research and Planning Division
Johnson
Victor 5
Voni Szeliski
Leon Henderson
Alexander Sachs
New York Federal Reserve Bank
PRR Dalgdizs Sein Wawede Od J
Traub accuses Kennedy of aiding rival in Maryland race
Baltimore dispatch reports Sydney R. Traub charging Representative Ambrose Z. Kennedy with backing Dr. Charles H. Conley in the Maryland Democratic gubernatorial contest. Traub notes Kennedy attended mass meetings for Conley in Hampden and another event, while Governor Ritchie praised Kennedy in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Sydney R. Traub
Albert C. Ritchie
Ambrose Z. Kennedy
Charles H. Conley
Frederick
Traub
Kennedy
Conley
Crover
Ritchie
Congress
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Hampden
Boy and Woman Abducted Near Fayetteville
Fayetteville North Carolina Sept 6 Cumberland county authorities patrolled highways near here after MAC reporting seen transferring a boy and a woman bound and gagged from one car to another painter James Tyson found the group three miles from here on the Fort Bragg road. He stopped believing the cars were in trouble but three men with apparent machine guns forced him to stand by while others removed the pair and placed them in a sedan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
N.C
Cumberland County
MAC Mrcde
James Tyson
Fayettaville
Fold Pallee
Fort Bragg
Poy
Bowland a Black farmhand held on assault accusation at Princess Anne
James Bowland a 33 year old Black farmhand was jailed in Baltimore after being accused by 65 year old white employer Mrs Mary E Waddy of attempting to assault her on the Waddy farm. Bowland was brought to Baltimore City Jail following a hearing before Magistrate Edgar Northight after being found hiding in a field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Anne
James Bowland
Baltimore City
Mary E. Waddy
Bowland
Edgar Neon Northight
Labatt Prison Found After Kidnapping(False start from OCR)
A high police official said Labatt Brewery executive Labatt Oded held captive by kidnappers was found ten miles northwest of Bracebridge in Muskoka Lake region. He was kidnapped August 14 near Sarnia and released after a pine-scented hideout discovery. No arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ve Piu Wedi Oded
Adultin Don
Ont
Brewer
Bracebridge
Muskoka Lake
Hideou
Labatt
Sarnia
Six Picketers Killed In Honey Path Strike Turmoil
In South Carolina a violent clash at Honey Path leaves six picketers dead and many injured as strike disorders paralyze the area. A separate fatal shooting in Greenville adds to the day of unrest with one man slain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honey
Hones, Path
8. C
Pete Anata Eae
Honea Path
Jonly
Chiquois
Patrikers
Heston
Ded Audebee
Law
Ladies Garment Workers Set to Strike and Silk Dyers Join
The International Ladies' Garment Workers Union calls a nationwide strike in the cotton garment industry affecting thousands of workers. Silk dyers and textile workers are expected to join the walkout, with union officials claiming the strike is final despite awaiting formal ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Garment
Silk
APO
Intaens
New York
Aeonal Ladies Garment Workers Union
International
Ladi
Gersher J
Jsilk Dyers
United ‘Textile Workers
Washington
General Textile
Rilke Dyers
Price explores possible economic coup to accelerate recovery
The Washington dispatch analyzes talks of a major economic coup to speed up the recovery drive. Proposals under study include boosting factory output to capacity and addressing the debt problem through inflation, with observers noting the move could realign political power and congressional dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
Byron Price
Associated Press
Washington
Brain Trust
True Bills Against Men Aiding Dillinger
Fragmented OCR notes report true bills against men aiding Dillinger. The text mentions a Piquett y law office employee and references appeals and admissions. Details are unclear, with references to a National Bank and Lane Hampstead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillinger
Death Toll in Southern Textile Strike Climbs in South Carolina
The Associated Press reports fatalities rose to ten in the strike as shootings occurred in South Carolina and Georgia. Disputes around mill closures intensified as pickets sought to shut down operations, with more than 340,000 workers idle. A textile mediation board headed by President Roosevelt’s appointees will meet in Washington, while authorities lament the rising death toll and call for arbitration after mills close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
South Carolina
Georgia
Roosevelt
Textile Mediation Board
Washington
Francis J. Gorman
Comont
Tine
Gorman
Weather and climate notes from the day
Weather today shows precipitation figures for September and year-to-date. Normal and actual September rainfall are compared, with temperatures yesterday and a year ago. Sun and moon rise and set times are listed, alongside streams condition notes despite garbled text.
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Onewan
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State Legion
Dr. Conley
O'Conor
Chamber of Commerce
James E.walker
Walmsley
Kane
Huey P
Nis Legislaree
BY Rodney Dutcher
von Szolisk Coninues
Israe i
von Szelisk
Srevicki
NEA
Ias4
NEA Service, Inc
Pos Eaton Femmes
Baltimore Panena
Mado Spaechas
Frederick Man
North Carolina
Westminster
Sep
Norman Miller
Union Mills
ST. John's School
Keqpen
of Jonns Sho
Sisters of Notre Dame
State Department
Educatom
Abut Nail
Toeee Enrmied
Ann
Aruindel County
T. Edye Russell
S. C
Greenville
Textie
Lomadole Cotton Mill
Seneca
Will Gate
Aaboteura
Ratt Angis
Stawardy
Mooreleader
Speik
Donald Richberg
Richbere
P-Rte
Sudeed Murphy
Thingshberg
Crud
Supreme Court
Chivas
Ger Wald
Arthur W. Ote
Piquetys Law Office
FRA
Aoesouance
Lane Hampstead
Adty
Roosevelt's Mediation Board
Were Peeemye
John Black
Dunea
Atethers
Mil
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Fayettesville
Favtex
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