Free Library's Annual Meeting Recaps Officers and Finances
The Free Library Association held its annual meeting at 7:20 p.m. Officers were re elected: Dr William Crawford Johnson president, Richard Po Rows vice president, Angeline M Sunday secretary, A LeRoy McCardell treasurer. Directors for three year terms named include Mim M Louise Jotrsen Arthur XD Willard Joseph D Baker Mobnee D Baker KR S J Dutrow Richard P Ross William R Delazhmutt R W Baer Manor M Johnson Margaret Motter and Judge Hammond Urner. An executive committee and a budget committee were formed to raise funds after the library closed one month due to lack of funds. The annual report noted 11 months circulation totals of 3 098 fiction 6 198 non fiction 1 952 periodicals and a daily average of 180 books. 419 new borrowers. 7 400 registered patrons. 518 new books brought total holdings to 8 059. Donors list included Mrs Baker and many individuals and clubs.
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Ty Free Library Associa Soea
Willam Crawford Johnson
Johnson
Richard Po Rows
Angeline M. Sunday
A. LeRoy McCardel
Wbrare
Lbrary
Joseph D. Baker
Mias Johnson
Emma Quinn
George Pearce
Whiliam
Casper E. Cilne
Caulk
Motter
Grace Neldig
Rotary Club
The
National Federation of Music Clubs
Taneytown Community Notices and Birthday Dinner
Taneytown September 25. Mr and Mrs Philip Fowler Baltimore were recent visitors at Mrs Lizzie Tr. Mrs Maurice Dutterry has returned home after months in Atlantic City. Frank Grouse and Allen Feeser visited at Frederick City Hospital. Mrs Bernard Arnold at St Josephs Baltimore is improved. Rupert Siow and daughter from Hagerstown spent Tuesday with Mrs Margaret Stott. Arthie Crouse and family left for Staten Island to visit daughter Eliza Brock. Clarence Tbach and children returned to Baton Rouge. George H Birnie hosted guests from Lynchburg and San Francisco and Hanover. Rev Dr Frank J Brown and family head to Columbus Ohio. Hubert Null and Oliver Zepp spent Tuesday in Washington. Birthday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Stanley Sohl for Mrs Beels 53rd birthday with many guests listed.
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Taneytown
Philip Fowler
Batimore
Lizzie
Maurice Dutterry
Atlantic City
Frank Grouse
Allen Feeser
Allen F. Feeser
Frederick City Hospital
Bernard Arnold
St. Joseph's Hospital
Baltimore
Ant Adits
Ruvert Siow
Hagerstown
Margaret Stott
Anna Galt
Arthie Crouse
Staten Island
Eliza Brock
Clarence Tbach
Baton Rouge
George H. Birnie
Etts
Lynchburg
Campbell
Marguerite Campbell
Hagerstern
Wir
Harry Harrish
Dorothy
San Francisco
California
Mfise Nannie Harnish
Hanover
Carlel
Emeral
John Brers
Anza Galt
Marceret Hott
Williamstars
Canada
Siow
Frank J. Brown
Kathryn
Frank, Jr
Mira
Columbus
Ohio
Hubert Null
Oliiton Zepp
Washforte
Five Major Codes Signed by NRA Push
Washington reports the NRA signs five major codes covering autos, iron and steel, cotton textiles, coal and others. Wages vary by district with 40 hour weeks, age limits set at 16, and enforcement through industry authorities and boards. The move aims to boost employment, stabilize prices, and expand purchasing power nationwide.
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Sine Ar City
NRA
Pale
Statistics Bureau
National Arbitration Board
Consumers' Advisory Board
Mrs Zimmerman Reunion Held at Braddock Heights
The Mrs annual Zimmerman reunion gathered September 10 at Braddock Heights with strong attendance. The program featured music by Austin Zimmerman and Dorothy Clem, readings by Higa Easterday and others, and a closing song. Numerous Zimmermans and relatives from Frederick, Baltimore, Hagerstown, Westminster and beyond attended, ranging from the youngest attendee H. Eugene Zimmerman to the oldest Mrs Annie Zimmerman of Charlesville.
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Zimmerman
Braddock Heights
Austin Zimmerman
Dorothy Clem
Mildred Easterday
William Kroh
Higa
William Kreh
Charlesy M. Zimmerman
R. D. Zimmersman
Glenn J. Zimmerman
Madeline Zimmerman
Mildred Zimmerman
Hilda Easterday
Margaret Zimmerma
Lewis BR. Clem
Dorothy Zimmerman Clem
John P. Angleberger
Thomas Pickett
Martin L. Zimmerman
Luther A. Zimmerman
Hilda Zimmerman
Lawler Zimmerman
Robert Nise
Lita M. Wiles
Elstesimon
Rulit, Smith
Hilda Smith
Fern
Elina
Mrai
Janie Zimmerman
Frederick
C. H. Crawford
Gail Warrenfeltz
D. Grayson Barkier
Catherine
Harold Stull
Walkersville
Howard Zimmerman
Howan, Jr
Charles Ausherman
Maynard L. Ausherman
New Market
Carrie M. Stup
Helen
Charles
Mar-gatet
Marion
Mary Stup
Charlesville
Mia
Russell Thomas
William Thomas
Betty
Mary Thomas
Buckeyastown
Luther ‘A. Zimmerman
J. L. Zimmerman
Helen A. Crouse
Wal
Aug Abo Lum
Heey Ceed Padee N. Rifle
Taneytown
Walter W. Myera
Walter, Jr
8. E. Zimmerman
Ells
Han Lambert
Kenneth Lambert
Vernon Zimmerman
Catherine V. Koni
Westminster
H. Eugene Zimmerman
Roy Zimmerman
Annie Zimmerman
Boy 16 Gored by Aggressive Bull Near Creagerstown
J G Stevens, a 16 year old farmer, was attacked whileEntering a field near his home in Creagerstown Monday morning. He was knocked down and gored by a large bull weighing about 1600 to 1700 pounds, suffering severe scalp lacerations and possible internal injuries. The short horns may have prevented a fatal outcome.
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Creagerstown
J. G. Stevens
Stevene
Bull in farmyard targets worker. farmer saves him
A three year old bull charged a farm employee, but a worker rolled under a nearby shed to escape. The enraged animal, which had horns clipped recently, gored and stamped near the man for about twenty feet before others could drive the bull away.
September Heatwave Surges Past Ninety Across Regions
The state weather bureau reports a broad warm spell with an eastward low pressure trough from Manitoba to Iowa and beyond. Temps rose to 94 degrees in the past weekend, with forecasters predicting September may see several more 90 degree days due to the ongoing warm up.
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Owen
Mercury
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Manitoba
Iowa
Gulf of California
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Seaboard
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Warmest night in weeks tied at 65 degrees
The overnight low reached 65 degrees tied earlier today, the warmest since August 26 and the highest in about two weeks, marking a rare warm spell for the period.
State Size Comparison Highlights Vast Texas Scale
A quirky comparison notes it would require 313 Rhode Island sized waters to equal the land area of Texas, illustrating how enormous Texas remains relative to small states and their waterways.
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Rhode Island
Texas
Bright blue walls and yellow floor create striking closet look
The article advises painting walls bright blue and flooring bold yellow to dramatically improve a clothes closet’s appearance. It emphasizes decorative impact and suggests the two color scheme as particularly effective.
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Gale
Waste-basket DIY home craft and wallpaper idea
An elderly guide suggests making decorative waste baskets from simple materials. Create sturdy baskets by covering paper or cardboard with wallpaper and shellac, then assemble various tin or cardboard forms to brighten rooms.
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