Milk Men Urge Administrator For Local Area
On June 21 at the Department of Agriculture hearing in Washington, dairy farmers urged a local milk administrator to protect farmer interests amid the Philadelphia Milkshed agreement. Bruno Bovine of Richlandtown criticized Dr. Clyde L. King for unfair price cuts, while Lewis E. Bentaley of Buckeye County and J. J. Williams of Philadelphia voiced distrust and opposition to price increases and association leadership. RA Neeley reported dairymen backing the Government Program but avoiding the Interstate Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department ‘of Agriculture
Philadelphia
Bruno Bovine
Richlandtown
Clyde L. King
King
Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Public ‘Service Commisation
Lewis E. Bentaley
Bucka County
Interstate Milk Producers ‘Association Taéembers
Interstate
J. J. Williams
Workers’. Relief Organization
RA Neeley
York County
Action Planned Against Frederick Central Trust Stockholders
An attorney for the State Bank Commissioner announced that Frederick County circuit court action will be filed today against 73 stockholders of the closed Central Trust Company of Frederick. The suit aims to recover capital stock assessments under state law, seeking at least a portion of the 160,000 shares representing 1,500,000 dollars in capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
State Bank
Frederick’ County
Central Trust Company of
John 8. Newman
Largest Bank Stockholders Named in Suit Plans
The largest shareholder is State Senator Emory, Coblents, president of the closed bank, with 6 878 shares. Thomas B. Hayward of near Frederick sits as the second largest stockholder on the board. Newnan says the 73 stockholders facing suit own 21 777 shares in total, with further suits planned against remaining holders. The bank failed in September 1981 and reorganization efforts have stalled since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talatock
Newman
Emory, Coblents
Thomas B. Hayward
Frederick
Newnan
Nominators choose slate for state repeal convention
In Annapolis on June 21 nominators near completion of a full candidate slate for delegates to the state repeal convention. The list includes both repeal and anti repeal picks with unpledged candidates to be named, including delegation from the Sixth District and at large selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
George D. Turner
Prince Frederick
Victor D. Miller
Hageratown
James C. Schriver
Cumberland
Bernard A. ‘Thomas
Frederick
Herbert V. Leighton
Mowntein Lake Park
Helena N
Pokomoke City
Novi
Ritchie
George W Crabbe
Ant: Saloon League
Fay Wray in Ann Carver's Profession at Henry's Theatre
Fay Wray stars in Ann Carver's Profession, last matinee and evening, as a self made attorney rising to wealth and power. Costume details lace the feature, including a powder blue satin gown with iridescent feathers and a high square neckline. The Colonial Theatre presents Pick Up starring Sylvia Sidney and George Raft, a two day run of a tender drama about a jailed woman and her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Wray
Ann Carver
Red Book
George Raft
Colonial Theatre
Sidney
Ratt
Peg O My Heart Closes Today at Maryland Theatre
Marion Davies stars in Peg O My Heart a popular stage and screen piece at the Maryland with Misa Davies as the charming Irish heroine inheriting a fortune. Supporting players include Miles Davies Onslow Stevens and J Parryll MacDonald with a small dog named Michael sharing honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peg O
Marion Davies
Maryland
Misa Davies
Michael
Miles Davies
Onslow Stevens
J. Parsyell MacDonald
Army Flier Dies in Langley Field Crash
Lieutenant Edmund L. Jackson, 23, reserve officer from Wagoner, B. C., was killed during gunnery practice near Langley Field Virginia. His plane struck a ground target and damaged a wing, he continued to fight, but crashed after reaching about 100 feet. He left a widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langley Field
Edmund L. Jackson
Wagoner
B. C
Plum Taland
Thieutenant Jackson
Filer
Community Notes From Sharpsburg Churches and Families
Mrs Eleora Earley hosted the Young Ladies Willing Workers at her aunt Mrs Irene Pry’s home with readings jokes and music by Phyllis Gross and Dorothy Poffenberger. A pink and green table decor, a bountiful supper and a next meeting at Mrs E G Bogers. Weekend visits by Swain sisters and others. Lutheran services at 10 36.
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Sharpsburg
Eleora Earley
Christ Reformed Church
Irene Pry
Ambassador March
Aussian Interniesto
Phyllis Gross
Dorothy Poffenberger
Barley
Clyde Roulette
Walter Snyder
Howard Swann
E. G. Boyer
Charles Welty
Victor Smith
Mary Roulette
Phyllia Gross
Naomi Nanamaker
Allen Poffenberger
Poochie
E. P. Earley
Cleveland Earley
Clyde Myers
Madeline
Mollie Stover
Minnie Nyman
Mary Wheeler
Evana Smith
Fannie Wagner
Emma Coat
E.G. Bogers
Vesse
Autumn Lee ‘Swain
Hagerstown
Milton Moore
Washington County
Snyder's Landing
B. Riley
W. H. Bhealey
Edna and
Louise Cupp
Clesa
Lutheran Sunday School
John Murray DeLauney
Clarkeburg
Henry Thomas
Washington and Lee University
H. D. Chapman
Max and
Gene Swain
C.C. Swain
Hakerstown
Thomas de Launey
Grove McGraw
Hageratown
Mildred McGraw
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Webb McGraw
Freddie Otta
Lorena Havermall
Big Pool
Jack Spitznogle
Altoona
Emma Gloss
Faye
Rhea Eavey
Wm. Coin
Annie Himes
Lions Club elects officers and delegates at annual meeting
Frank A Welty reports the Lions Club annual election held yesterday at the Hamilton Hotel. Dr EB W Dita elected as delegate to attend international convention July 11 14 at St Louis. Officers elected H A Fespreman first vice president N H Righter second president James R Soh vice president Joseph Folts rotary treasurer W Lawrence Marpel lion tamer J H Hi ard tail twister and B Kneisley and Charles W Hoffman directors. Reports on the recent district convention were given by committee chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Welty
Lions Club
Hamilton Hotel
EB. W. Dita
Atten International
St la Other
H. A. Fespreman
N. H. Righter
James” R.” Soh
Joseph
Folts
Rotary
Marpel
Hi. Hiard
B. Kneisley
Charles W. Hoffman
Three Held For Shooting At Tomite Town Farm
Charles C. Welsh 44 of Tomite town Franklin County was shot by Luther Brenthaver 22 of Greencastle as they tried to enter the Fred Sprenkle farm henhouse. Welsh held on $3,000 bond, arraigned in Waynesboro before Magistrate I G Baird. David and Jacob Mann of Tomstown held on $2,000 bond each for court action. Dry farming in the raising crepes on arid lands without irrigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Welsh
Tomite
Franklin
Luther Brenthaver
Greencastle
Branthaver
Gajeleed Welsh
Sprenkle Farm
Waynesboro
I. G. Baird
Welsh
David and
Jacob Mann
Tomstown
Stop That Itch in One Minute D. D. D. Prescription
Dr. Dennis promotes a D D D prescription claimed to rapidly stop intense itching from eczema and rashes. The ad touts thirty years of use, soothing oils, instant relief, and a guaranteed money back trial bottle through Italian Balds owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Do. Dennis
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Franklin Street
Wiley Post
Floyd Bennett Field
New York
Harold Gatty
Henry
Vina Delmar
Schmeling-Baer
Seaboard
Tay
Peice
Bilkie
Caskey
Schindel
Rohrer
Beverage
Tristate Electrical Supply Co, Inc
Rudy
Rudy’s Rexall Pharmacy
Hamilton Corner
George Lewis
NRA
aLan Henry
Re Vitaphone Act — News
Grand Hotel
International House
Arner Gres
Raipay
Sylvia Sidney A
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