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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1934

Page

3

Maryland highway expansion and traffic growth outlined

R L Reindollar of the Maryland State Roads Commission spoke at the Rotary Club on the history and growth of the state highway system from 1919 to the present. He noted widening from 17 to 14 feet, later adding three foot shoulders in 1918, and projected massive future traffic handling needs with Route 40 and Liberty Road developments. He estimated $34 million required for widening 1,000 miles of roads and cited 1945 vehicle registrations rising to 438,000. The talk emphasized gasoline tax funding for road use and expansion goals for Maryland.

Maryland R. L. Reindollar Batimore State Roads Commission Rocary Club Francis Scott Key Thomas M. Linthicum Plub Reindollar Maryland Roads Program Free State Relndollar Baltimore Frostburg Pennsylvania Line Bate Roads Commission Commission Paul S. Payne Sam W. Maples Duncan Owen Miami Beach Fla

Court News Details Mixed Pairs Across Several Counties

The court docket lists numerous pairings from Woodsboro to Frederick and Martinsburg, including Glenn Lenhart and Ellen Hitchcock as pairs, with others from Hagerstown, Lewistown, Washington, and Martinsburg. Accounts filed cover estates and executors with multiple first, final, and third accounts across August and July. An Ellen Hitchcock and Glenn Lenhart tie in the docket amid varied property deeds and estate actions. An entertainment note reports a shower for Catherine Louise King and marriage to Richard Hunt on September 1 at Damascus M E parsonage, with attendees from Cedar Grove and beyond.

Marcinne Vinewene Glenn H. Lenhart Ellen Elizabeth Hitchcock Woodsboro Charles E. Newman Hagerstown Mary Jane Mock Martinsburg W. Va Paul L. Etzler Union Bridge Hazel L. Myers Mt. Airy Robert B. Dreese Helen K. Euhns Lewistown Warren Jackson Lillian Tea All Saints Street Frederick G. Wilson Mercer West Patrick Street Helen L. Fogle West Fifth Street Kenneth J. Yost Christine B. Elleker Harrisburg Melvin ©. Price Ethel M. Calhoun Everett Franklin Lee Thomas Dorothy Kathryn i Weddle Charles Clinton Price Elizabeth Marguerite Miller Grove R. House Ead Lew Roelkey Elroy L. Foelkey William A. Markell John A. Mar Kell Edwin C. Markell John A. Markell Harry Shankle Daniel A. Shankle John J. Crumlish Catherine C. Crumfish Richard Hunt Catherine Louise King J. ©. King Cedar Grove Montgomery County Miss King Washington Raymond Brown M. E. Parsonage Damascus Atlantic City Pennsylvania J. O. King John Purdum John King Bernard Burdette Jessie Nicholson H. L. Watkins N. Soper Richard Schaefer Gerald #mold C. &. Watkins M. H. Hall Ada Maine Lester Barber James L. King Elizabeth Watkins Margaret Watkins Anna Barber Gertrude Watkins Baltimore Benjamin B. Nicoll C. L. Watkins Ray

Luther League Picnic at Braddock Heights

Members and friends of the St. Pauls Luther League Walkersville enjoyed a Wednesday evening picnic at Braddock Heights. Rev. Fred R. Seibel Jr and numerous couples and single members attended including Geo Rice, Charles Crawford, Edgar Peaster, Foster Warrenfeltz, Glenn Zimmerman, William Peiffer, Arthur Greist, Emma Feaster, E G Buarman, Harry Rice, T R Saylor, Raymond Basford, and many others with a large list of attendees and young participants.

Luther League St. Paul's Walkersville Braddock Heights Fred R. Seibel, Jr Geo. Rice Charles Crawford Edgar Peaster Art Foster Warrenfeltz Glenn Zimmerman William Peiffer Arthur Greist Emma Feaster E. G. Buarman Harry Rice T. R. Saylor Raymond Basford Pauline Grompyeill Louise Saylor Martha Feaster Edna Helen Culler Lilian Zimmerman Blanche Rice Grace Rice LaRue Keeney Edith Anna Katherine Warrenititz Evelyn Moberly Margaret Saylor Dottie Zimmerman

Mussolini Policy Sparks Debate Over Women in Industry

Fragmented OCR text shows disrupted lines about Mussolini and women linked to industry. Police action cited with McGinnis in unclear street scene and a shouted command amid gunfire, without coherent context or full names.

Carter's Liver Pills Advertises Quick Relief

An old advertisement warns that sour mood and bodily discomfort come from sluggish bile and poor digestion. It touts Carter's Liver Pills as a safe remedy to make bile flow and bowel movements regular, promising relief from headaches and foul taste. The copy urges readers to ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills by name at drugstores.

Carter Namie Carter C. Md

Taxing Power Promised to Defend Rights Against Waste

A speaker warns that persistent public spending and rising taxes threaten personal and property rights. The speaker vows to act immediately to halt unnecessary appropriations and to defend them faithfully and honestly.

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