Potatoes Tax Foes Attack State Grocers Meeting
Frederick County grocers deride state gross receipts tax and the Federal potato control program at Winchester Hall. Local and visiting merchants from Washington and nearby counties attend to back grocers’ unity or face proposed repeal efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reto Grocers Association
Frederick County
Winchester Hall
Washington
Carroll
Howard
Montgomery
Cumberland
J. M. Culler
George P. VonEs
Unionville
Leonard G. Wachter
Edward B. Measell
James H. Harris
Harris
Hatty W. Walker
Baltimore
Walker
John Pohlhaus
Baltamore
State Legislative Committee
John FR. Fisher
Hagerstown
State Association
General Assembly
Mrr. Walker
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Repubican
House
Senate
Fatal auto crash near New Market kills man
A man identified as George A Biggs of Tulsa Oklahoma was killed and a companion injured in a car accident on a curve near New Market Maryland 20 miles north of there. The injured man was taken to St Marys Hospital in Leonardtown in serious condition. State police investigated and found a letter in the dead man pocket addressed to A M Nicholson. Identification hopes center on a friend from Alabama. The deceased was to be taken to a mortuary in Mechanicsville for confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Goody
Mechanoeville
Decorative Tricks Add Space In Small Rooms
Tips from 1935 McCall's magazine show how to make a cramped room feel larger. Use light ceilings, two tone wall colors, small scale furniture, minimal patterns, and window treatments to create depth. Mirrors and ceiling to floor drapery can enhance perceived space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery Taylor
McCall's
Magsaine
Pacisas
Rededication service unites several churches in Emmitsburg
A large Emmitsburg congregation gathered for the M E church rededication service led by Rev. Dr. Frank Steelman with singing by Carson P Praney. Parish activities included St Euphemia school opening and St Josephs college preparing for the 1935 36 term. Local residents and visitors from Thurmont Taneytown and Baltimore attended and decorators and committees assisted in preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Lutheran, Presbyterian and Reformed Church
M. E
Frank Steelman
Hagerstown
Carson P. Praney
Washington, D. C
Jere Overholtzer
Russell
Fairfield
Arch Byler
Cameron Ohler
Lewis Baker
St. Euphemia’s Parochial School
At & Atlock
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph's College For Girls
Themtetny Weentim -Fne
Interesting bridge hand from Babel's Los Angeles event
The article recounts a duplicate bridge game in Los Angeles directed by Tom Stoddard. It analyzes declarer play in four hearts where East doubled, and an unusual line leads to a ruff and trumping sequence that salvages or defeats the contract. It notes participants Mayers and Weers and a Pacific delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKenney
Amerccan Bridge League
Los Angeles
Tom Stoddard
Pacific Coast
A Babe
New York City
Amit Mayers
Califorsia
Mayers
Chicago
Babel
Los Angeles South
Civic
Spade
Howser
Dumm
Declarer
Ditmocras
Distress Call Details From New York Vessel Incident
A garbled dispatch describes a distress call from a New York vessel during rough seas. The report names a crew member and mentions taking water, with limited readable details about the incident and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary Kingaly
Unscrambled Bridge Card Sequence Confuses Players
A fragmentary bridge notation shows opening lead and a string of passes with odd spellings and repeated terms. The garbled text mentions suit directions South West North East and a redouble sequence, suggesting a misread game record or scoring note from a duplicate bridge event.
Ladies' Guild Meeting at Utica Reform Church
The Ladies Guild of Utica Reform church met at Walter Stull's home last Thursday afternoon. Officers elected: President Elsie Snook, Vice President Milton Powell, Secretary Mrs Kreage, Treasurer Grayson Stull. Next meeting hosts the 13th anniversary banquet in October at the community hall. Twenty two members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Guild
Utica Reformed Church
Walter Stull
Milton Powell
Frederick Pair
Elsie "Snook
Mra
KR. Kreage
Grayson Stull
Elsie Snook
Guild
Retreshments
Carroll County Health Report for August
The Carroll county health report shows 51 births and 47 deaths for August. Communicable diseases include diarrhoea 1, pneumonia 5, tuberculosis 8. Immunisation treatments total 42 at Sykesville elementary, 13 at Johnsville colored school, 3 at the Sykesville colored school, 19 at Oakland School, and 6 at Stony Ridge, led by Dr. M C Smott and nurse Mrs Jeaste Sponseller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Sykesville
M. C. Smott
Jeaste Sponseller
Johnsville
Colored School
Oakland School
Stony Ridge
Modernized design house by Malden architect
An abrasive modernized version of a home by architect Malden, Massachusetts, features a separable service and living area, a spacious living room with a view of a rear garden, three well ventilated second floor bedrooms, a usable basement with laundry and drying yard, and a large game room. Construction began on National Better Housing Day, June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Head Maton
Oy Ai
Malden
Maas
Secr
Jordan Marth de
New Supreme Court Home Opens as Justices Move In
The Supreme Court prepares for its fall session October 7 in a new $11 million building. Justices move from the Capitol, some with cherished chairs, as Gerry collection funds a 34,000 volume library. Marble interiors and grand friezes showcase the grandeur awaiting judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
Capitol Building
Hughes
Gerry
Justices’ Library
Elbridge T Gerry
Peter G. Gerry
Rhode Island
Oscar Clark
Library of Congress
Pal Cnet
Grand Jury settles into routine autumn term
The September term opens with 27 witnesses summoned to the grand jury. Monday saw 16 from the city, with others from Brunswick and surrounding areas. Several cases are marked for jury trials or hearings, and 38 trials are scheduled overall. A divorce action is filed in local equity court by Mrs Eliza beth C Toms against Ernest E Toms seeking absolute divorce and custody of a minor. Additional details note former officials and local party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Brunswick
City
Joseph Dougherty
Baltimore
Dougherty
John W. Holter
Middletown
Board of County Commissioners
Walter E. Stull
Stull Bros
Sherman P. Bowers
Henry Metz
Elizabeth C Toms
Equity
Ernest E. Toms
Abe Saya
P. D. Fahrney
Relief in Words as Matters Rest in Their Hands
The speaker expresses relief at entrusting all matters to trusted hands, signaling confidence and release from ongoing concerns. The phrase emphasizes dependence on others to manage future affairs.
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Thomas J. Frawley
Misa Edith Nunemaker
Basil Gilson
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Ccombs
Francis Matthews
George Ohler
Lewis Bell
Ray Overholtzer
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Howard Weikert
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Liv
Ealot Wai
Larry Xa Pak Qing
Dester
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Rinso
Ringo
Good Housekeeping Institute
Tlove
Pouca Bere
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D Eodn
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By Willis Thornton
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Solomon
Lycurgus
Solon
Draco
Confucius
Octavian
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Mohammed
Charlemagne
Capitol
David Lynn
Lynn
NEA Service, Inc
Frederick Tay
Farmers and Mechanics Natonal Bank
Pier Oour
Wy Lusdena
Frederick, Maryland
Old Company
Lehigh
GEO. S. Rodock & Son Fifth and
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Chevrolet
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East Patrick
Frederick, Md
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