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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1934
Page
3
The July to September period brought mixed conditions with a mostly warm early summer turning cooler and wetter after August. Heavy rains and thunderstorms caused flood conditions and property damage including barns and outbuildings. hail and a rare 54 day stretch above 90 degrees marked the season.
A fat frog, a hopper, a fiddler and a banjo hunter perform for a Times panel. Each musician showcases tunes while the hunter crowds the room and demands better music before starting a band routine. The scene ends with a promise of continuation and a turtle ride teaser.
Community life centers on visits among Erb family members and friends. Occasional outings include trips to Baltimore Frederick and Westminster with relatives staying to share meals and attend joint church class meetings at the Roop home.
New York radio editor C. E. Butterfield reviews CBS chain programs and Sunday schedules. the article outlines radio series details and station features with brief notes on programming and broadcasts.
The unreadable OCR fragment lists various stations and times including WABC CHS 7dh and WAENBC 84 with scattered names such as Ty Russ Oy Gea and Dierigton Jr. It hints at a collage of programs and announcers without coherent context or dates.
The Board of Supervisors of Elections announces polling places for the general election across Frederick County. Precincts include Keller's Hall in Buckeystown, Masonic Hall in Adamstown, Stead OL Ww, Hare Show Row, Church, and many more in Middletown, Emmitsburg, Urbana, Libertytown, New Market, Sabillasville, Woodsboro, Thurmont, Jefferson, Jackson, Linganore, Unionville, Yellow Springs, Burkittsville, Brunswick, Walkersville, and surrounding areas with designated rooms and landmarks for each precinct.
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