Ballots Prepared for Primary Election Across City and County
The Board of Election Supervisors ordered distribution of 35750 ballots to 59 precincts starting Friday as tally sheets arrived. Democratic sheets totaled 18750 and Republican 17000. Registration books remained with registrars after Tuesday’s registration while officials took oaths and issued final instructions for judges and clerks.
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Board of Election Supervisors
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Artes
G Hunter Bowers
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Winchester council picks Field by one vote
Winchester voters fail to select J Elmer Shultz superintendent of Fishing Creek Civilian Conservation Camp as city manager. Incumbent Arthur M Field wins by one vote with six for Shultz and seven for Field. In California murals at the University medical school amphitheater depict scenes of healing and progress.
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Winchester
J. Elmer Shultz
Fishing Creek Civilian Conservation Camp
University of California Medical School
Mexican Battles Made Him President in 1848
The narrative traces how General Zachary Taylor, famed for victories at Palo Alto, Resaca de la Palma, Monterey, and Buena Vista, secured land and public support to become a U S president. It notes his 1848 election and depicts him on a U S stamp issued in 1870.
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United States
Texas
Zachary Taylor
Rio Grande
Fort Brown
Taylor
Palo Alto
Resaca de la Palma
Monfterey
Scott
Buena Vista
Santa Anna
Mexico
BEA Servic, Inc
Hapsburg Curse Strikes Through Miami Highway Crash
Count of Covadonga dies in Miami automobile accident and companion Malfred Gaydon faces manslaughter charge. Miss Gaydon is photographed after release on recognizance amid speculation tied to the so called Hapsburg curse. The case centers on steering gear failure and a high profile royal lineage alleged in the crash scene analysis.
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Covadonga
Miami
Fla
Hus
Malfred Gaydon
Miss Gaydon
Phowe
Alfonse
Span
Locust Grove Church Beneficiary Of Will
Locust Grove Church of the Brethren is named to receive 500 dollars from the estate of Miss Margaret A Aldridge. After a 515 bequest to Willis Ogie and 500 to the Locust Grove congregation, the residue goes to Mrs Carrie G Ogle. Executor is Charles A Ogle, dated June 29, 1923. WIll was witnessed by Arthur D Willard and Archley Ro Molesworth.
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Locust Grove
Church of the Brethren
Margaret A Aldridge
Airy
Office of the Register of Wills
Willis Ogie
Eastern District
Maryland
Carrie G Ogle
Airy Charles A Ogle
Tnewilon
Arthur D Willard
Archley Ro Molesworth
Light docket at City Polo Court faces few cases
Magistrate Emmett R Bowlus presided a light docket with three cases booked, none tried. Arthur Bond, arrested by Officer Frank Dorsery, faced charges for drunkenness and collateral forfeiture of 3 dollars after failing to appear. Staley Heffner’s failure to support a minor led to a postponed hearing next Wednesday at 7. Heffner’s attorney reportedly requested delay. Mrs Heffner testified. A colored defendant’s case was postponed to this evening at 7. An American physician noted local anesthesia is preferred over general anesthesia used in Europe, except in England.
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Emmett R Bowlus
City Polo Court
Tral Arthur Bond
Frank Dorsery
Staley Heffner
Heffners
Francis Perrott
Bowlus
Heffner
Bolus
Fall of Mercury After Showers Hits Frederick County
Frederick county endured a soaking from two westward moving storms on Wednesday afternoon and evening. Rain totals reached .22 inches in the first shower around three, and .57 inches from a second storm near seven, leaving streams muddy and fishing impossible. Temperatures softened after the second rain with a low of 59 degrees and a high around 83. No damage was reported from either storm.
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Frederick County
Boonsboro Band to Play Public Concert at Washington Monument
The Boonsboro band will give a public concert at the Washington monument on South Mountain near Boonsboro Sunday at 6 pm, announced by park assistant Robert C Palmer. The monument has drawn visitors from all states and several foreign countries this summer, with about 37 300 people visiting this year.
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Boonsboro
Washington Monument
South Mountain
Robert C Palmer
Palmer
Englar Gathering Held 12th Reunion at Pipe Creek
Descendants of Philip Englar held their twelfth reunion at Pipe Creek Church of the Brethren on August 28. Elder Joseph Bowman preached the morning sermon and a basket lunch followed. Afternoon events opened with invocations by D. E. Englar, featuring violin solos by Prof Philp Rover and a memorial service for the late Rev. George D Englar of Pittsburgh. Grand address by H. Peyton Gorsuch included a life-lesson quote. Four baritone solos were a highlight.
Truck Driver Struck by Stones Amid Mortgage Strike Turmoil
Calv nn Jor dan Jr, 23, of Scottdale Pa, sustained cuts from bricks hurled at his truck near New Market during a strike by Freight Drivers and Helpers Union Local 557. The attack followed a week of halted freight, with the strike settling Wednesday and drivers expected to return to work. Jordan and his father were aboard a loaded trailer when a sedan with five men attacked, smashing a windshield and injuring them. Jordan was treated for minor cuts at Ellicott City.
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Calv
Nn Jordan, Jr
Scottdale
New Market
Lacke
Wine Gamers
Madsight
Maryland Motor Truck Owners’ Association
Jordan
Lass
Frederick Road
J K. Cushna
Baltimore Clerical Soloists Highlight Meeting
The report notes John Addison Englar of Baltimore delivering a solo and mentions a late Reverend G. W. Englar as the composer of one piece. The gathering closed with a Byrne piece titled Carry On, and Benediction was given by Elder John D. Roop Jr.
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Los
John Addison Englar
Baltimore
G. W. Englar
Byrne
John D. Roop, Jr
Plenty Of Deposits But Poor Turnover
Washington reports a Federal Reserve Board assessment that bank deposits reached 47.5 billion dollars while turnover remains the slowest in U S history. The board notes some credit improvements with commercial loans rising since July and real estate loans climbing gradually.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Middletown Valley Grange Holds Annual Visitors Night
Annual visitors night at Memorial Hall Sliddletown will be observed by Middletown Valley Grange with Cyrus McBride master. The program will feature Mrs Raymond Roderick lecturer in charge and invitations extended to other county granges. This is the first indoor meeting of the fall season.
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Middletown Valley Grange
Cyrus McBride
Memorial Hall
Sliddletown
Raymond Roderick
Middletown
Meadow View Farm Sows Third in Stallion Foal at Maryland State Fair
Meadow View Farm of Walkersville owned by Frank Stauffer placed third in the stallion foal class at the Maryland State Fair in Timonium with Big Ben. Big Ben, bred by Jean son of Su William, was grand champion stallion in Chicago in 1933. Meadow View Farm also placed second in the year of fire class and produced progeny by Jean.
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Frederick County
Timonium
Meadow View Farm
Frank Stauffer
Walkersville
Big Ben
Jean
Su WilLam
Chicago
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