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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1938

Page

7

Thurmont Plans Laying of Sewer

Thurmont officials announced plans for laying six to seven miles of sewer with disposal plant work to be completed by late next week. WPA labor and PWA funding will support most costs. state and federal approvals needed before construction begins. Local lines will mostly run behind properties, with Main Street sewer laid under the street. The disposal plant location is planned for the town’s southern end near the drainage direction. John B Funk and Haymond D Funk Brunswick supervise plan preparation with copies in progress.

Tourmont Thay ‘Awm John B Funk Haymond D. Funk Brunswick WPA PWA State Health Department

NERB Order Filed In Ox Fibre Case

The Labor Relations Board ordered the Ox Fibre Brush Company of Frederick Maryland and the Indiana Ox Fibre Brush Company of Seymour Indiana to halt actions discouraging union membership. The order follows a settlement from August 10 on unfair labor practice charges. Reinstatement with back pay and rail transportation for workers who joined a new plant location is promised.

Washington Labor Relations Board Ox Fibre Brush Company, Inc Frederick

Program To Aid Railroads Consider Program To Aid Railroads

President Roosevelt urged a comprehensive plan to rehabilitate the transportation system and named three management and three labor spokesmen to draft it. Rail leaders warned cooperation hinges on proposed 15 percent wage cuts set for October 1, with a strike possible if demands persist.

Washington Roosevelt Garriers

Undue Influence Denied In Preparing Deed

Mrs Isabel C Wachter denies undue influence in transferring a Liberty town home to her and her daughter. The suit by sister Mrs Sarah C Albaugh seeks to nullify the deed claiming illness and paralysis impaired judgment. Wachter states Albaugh knew of the deed and consented, and that income will be provided to Albaugh for life.

Libertytown Isabel C Wachter Sarah C. Albaugh Albaugh Wachter Utica William M.ston

Frederick County Medical Society Hears Dr Galvin

The Frederick County Medical Society held its fall meeting at Hotel Vindobona Braddock Heights with Dr Thomas K Galvin of Baltimore as guest speaker on Ulcerative Post-Operative Infection. A general discussion followed. next meeting is in October. Present were Doctors Howard Ash E C Kefauver P S Lansdale H L Fahrney J A Long H J Slusher and William M.

Frederick County Medical Society Hotel Vindobona Braddock Heights Thomas K Galvin Baltimore Howard Ash E. C. Kefauver P.S Lansdale H L. Fahrney J. A Long H. J. Slusher William M

Condemnation Case Set In Circuit Court Monday

State Roads Commission action against Charles Wertheimer and Philip Wertheimer for land west of Frederick needed for dual highway to Hagerstown set for Monday October 3. Philip Wertheimer joins as party defendant after claim of joint tenancy and request for fair compensation. Defense denies genuine settlement effort. Rosenstock represents defendants.

State Roads Commission Charles Wertheimer Philip Wertheimer Frederick Hagerstown Benjamin B. Rosenstock

Notable Guests List From Local Personal Notices

A reader notes several individuals including E P Smith F D Worthington Frederick J K Gray Thur mont J E Harp Richard Todd Middletown J H Messler Johns ville George H Riggs Sjamsville J G Smith Brunswick O B Stone Libertytown Dr John Gibson Leesburg Va and Dr Galvin were in attendance as guests.

Official Canvass In Montgomery Finished

Rockville Maryland September 20 Official canvass of returns from the Democratic primary to Montgomery county was virtually completed as election board officials adjourned to resume work. The board of canvassers had completed all but tabulation of delegates. Official returns list Governor Gordy and numerous other state and county offices with votes and second choices.

Rockville Montgomery County Election Board Mornig Tee Osard Wm S. Gordy Jackson A O Coner Sasser Henare Oconon Sasseer Eiq Herber Ro O Conor choce—Gordy Lasscer Laas Gale G Lascer Choi ce—Gores On “Jackson O'Conor UL. S Arthur E Hungerford Choi ce—Leas Tidings David J Lewis Hungers Hungerford Lewis Daniel H Carroll Tawes Webb J. Millard Tawes Carrol P. Watson Webb Carroll JOR Tower Omar D Crothers Gontrum Jones Walsh John B Gontrum Crothers Willis R Jones William C. Walsh Congress William D. Byron Joseph A. Cantrel Edward J. Ryan Court of Appeals Elizabeth R. Menefee James A Young House of Delegates Joseph D Buscher Lauman T. Faulconer Marguerite T Fischer James W Gill Dulany Hunter Charles €. Jones Walter M. Magruder Stanton C. Peelle Owen E Ryan Ruth E. Shoemaker Robert Waters Stedman Prescott Wiliam F. Prettyman Robert Peter James H. Pugh Sumner Wood Robert W. Farmer Leslie R. Sabine Charles T. Crockett Stephen Fuller Thomas &. Hampton Ward W. Caddington Frederick E. Dudley, Jr Odorron N. Roby Bessie H Guerry Lewis F. Hobbs Charles M. Irelan, Jr Edgar L. Roby Washington Waters H. Leslie Carlin

What Is Your News I Q What Is Your News I Q

A feature from AP posing five questions about current events and notable facts. Topics include a major baseball figure and his fate, Mexico as a key oil customer for expropriated Anglo American resources, records at the National Air races, a recent threat to Chilean government, and the number of capitals Spain has had since its civil war began.

Mexico Chile Spain

Readable OCR list of names and numbers record

A sequence of names and dollar figures appears, listing individuals such as Francis O Day George M Dillon Regeter of Wiis Hanson G Cashe Edmund R Cod wise Clarence E Becraft John B Diamond State's Attorney William Wuild er Evans Ben G Wilkinson County Surveyor Charles J Maddox Joseph N Starkey Democratic State Central Committee Willany M Fitzerald Laura McGilliland Harry Hoskinson Llewellyn Jordan W Lawson King Joseph D Miner Aivie A Moxley Anna H Roach Lacy Shaw Rogers Shaw J Forest Walker and assorted monetary amounts. The fragment resembles a public record or payroll-like ledger entry with multiple individuals and sums.

Francis O Day George M Dillon Regeter Wiis Hanson G Cashe Edmund R. Codwise Clarence E. Becraft John B. Diamond Odd William Wuilder Evans Ben G Wilkinson Orta Charles J. Maddox Joseph N. Starkey Democratic State Central Committee Willany M Fitzerald Laura McGilliland Harry Hoskinson Llewellyn Jordan W. Lawson King Joseph D Miner Aivie A. Moxley Anna H. Roach Lacy Shaw Rogers Shaw J. Forest Walker

Two Men Fined for Out of Season Squirrel Hunting

Peter and Robert Kline of near Wolfsville were fined 25 dollars each by Justice Q Fred Ridenour in Middletown after arrest by District Game Warden Benjamin F Phebus and Deputy Austin Wachter on Sunday for hunting squirrels out of season. The fines were paid.

Peter and Robert Kline Wolfsville Benjamin F. Phebus Austin Wachter Q. Fred Ridenour Middletown

Lithia-based lithium discovery in 1817 noted

The lightest metal lithium is derived from the alkaline mineral lithia and was discovered in 1817.

Relation on a par with himself described in boastful terms

The passage notes a person who could be seen as equal to himself, potentially admiring the other and boasting about having him at his home. The tone suggests self-regard and a claim of intimate familiarity.

Fragmented OCR note on peat processing and a tied remark

A garbled OCR fragment mentions peat processing lines and a person named Lancy Frese aged 60. It references a tribute or remark about a woman and an ERA era phrase, with unclear context and missing details. The text appears as mixed phrases without complete sentences or clear event.

Asacre Fercaly Lancy Frese Arceer

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Thurmont U. S Company Brushmakers’ Union Washington Star Nancy Jean Kurrie Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Sebastian M. Kurrie Bethesda Here Frederick City Hospital County Medical Society Thos. Galvin Farmers and Mechanics National Bank Farmers & Mechanics National Bank Maryland Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Wertheimer and Roads Commission Montgomery I. Q Olive Roberts Barton Fenton Berdes Hus Ign Reep Ahrka Jeatouss Mother Grandma's Ars Dave Accid American Institute of Laundering Ake 9He Eltfield Easre Chesterfield Whiteman C. B Paul Douglas N. B.C McCleery Jewelry Store N. Market St Goodrich Silvertown Market ST St the Bridge
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