State forest expansion eyed for Maryland counties
Maryland would add 260000 acres to state forests in Garrett while expanding Washington and Allegany tracts. F W Best, state forester, said the land lacks revenue but would serve an admirable public purpose and be cheap to acquire. Attendance included nearly fifty wardens from Washington county. A list of local supporters and representatives followed. CARD OF THANKS. We thank friends for kindness after the death of our husband and father. Also for car use. Mrs J H Maugens and Family.
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Maryland
Catoetin-South Mountain
Frederick
F. W. Best
Garrett County
Washington and
Allegany Coar
St Conservation Com
Washington County
Besley
St Forest
State Forester
Welc
William Renner
Ritch Keller
Dargan
C. D. Brunner
Ca Town
Clayton Floffenberger
Red Hill
George Churcher
Sharpsburs
Bruce Hardy
Trego
Willard
Karl Brown
Foxville
J. H. Maugens
Faddy
Thanking Friends and Neighbors After Mother's Sudden Death
A family expresses gratitude for kindness shown after the sudden death of their mother. They acknowledge feral tributes and use of cars, naming Ipa L. Ramsey and Sis Ady as contributors to their appreciation.
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Ipa L. Ramsey
Sis Ady
Deaths and obituaries noted in Sharpsburg era paper
Deaths include Charles Henry Delauney age 62 in Sharpsburg wife Myrtie M. Delauney and family. burial Miss Efla M. Koontz Waynesboro. Mrs Helen R. Wessen daughter of Kendle died at Meab or Hospital Cambria aged 42. funeral plans and locations listed. Phyllis Rebecca Burgesser two years old pneumonia at Cave Town. services at Kisharee and Smithsburg cemeteries. Attendees at Walter F. Shoop funeral include wife Emma and relatives in Baltimore. A kite contest report notes a student entry remaining aloft at Austin College Sherman.
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Charles Henry Delauney
Sharpsburg
Myrtle M. Delauney
Paul B
Norman Wilson
Ww. OO
Bendersville
Uhn
Gardners
Bardaury
Tiswas Lodge
Magic
Cherokee Tribe of Red Men
Efla M. Koontz
Waynesboro
G. T. Shearper
Warnesboro
Itives
Washington
Helen R. Wessen
Charles E. Wassen
Me Bor
Cam
George Kendle
Grace A. B Schurch
Eileen
Dune
Lorne
Fan
T. H. Kendle
Wiliam Kendle
Louise L Robison
Fallston
G. H. Kendle
Salem Ave
Nue
Rev. G. Rider
Rose Hill Cemetery
Phyllis Rebecca Burgesser
Ter
C. Lester
Eileen Burner
Cavestown
Charles
Harold
Robert
Kcharee
J. Stewart Hartman
Paul F. Carfman
Smithsburg
Patriarchs Plan a Trip to Odd Fellows Session
Details of the trip by Past Chief Oo of the Patriarchs to the Odd Fellows meeting in the state. The session will include High Priest and Grand Representative members from all Encampments. Attendance planned for Monday through Tuesday with ceremonies at the temple and state representatives present.
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Odd Fellows
Mare
Marty
Wiliam
Ti Ning
Progressive Democrats debate Hoover era prohibition
Democratic leaders clash over national prohibition as candidates from several states emerge. Senator Robinson of Arkansas, Governor Ritchie of Maryland, Senator Lewis of Illinois join Franklin D. Roosevelt Owen Young Alfred E. Smith and others in a crowded Democratic presidential field. The long race begins with strong party interest and contention.
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Faye
Robinson
Arkansas
Ritchie
Maryland
Lewis
Illinois
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Owen D. Young
Alfred EB. Smith
Senator Glass
Virginia
Newton D. Baker
James M. Cox
Senator Bulkley
Obie
Howard Bruce urges immediate action on bridge funding
Howard Bruce presses for a $2,008,000 bond issue for bridge repair as state officials clash over road work funding. Walter N. Kirkman notes about two cents more on the rate if Brace’s plan passes. The road commission warns current overloads threaten bridge safety and recalls the Frederick disaster with potential fatalities.
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Walter N. Kirkman
General Assembly
Frederick
Pangborn Staff Offered Honor by ASHVE Letter
The Pangborn Corporation receives recognition from the American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers. The society notes that The Guide editorial staff comprises engineers of unusual qualifications and are specially listed in their contributed subjects to keep pace with industry developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pangborn Corporation
American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers
Stock Market Fluctuated in Early Trading in New York
The market opened uncertain with low enthusiasm as traders moved slowly. Early transactions were heavy but buyers and sellers showed sluggish action before a partial recovery in the first half hour, reflecting overall unsettled conditions today.
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New York
Chicago Markets Furnished by Eastern Grain Growers
Chicago markets receive refined grain supplies from Eastern Grain Growers, with Wareham Building in Hagerstown Maryland serving as a shipment hub and regional distribution point for the supplier’s agricultural products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Grain Growers
Wareham Building
Hagerstown
City Council Approves Sludge Fertilizer Test
In a special session the mayor and council authorized sewage engineer C Lee Peck of New York to test sludge treatment at the city plant. A sample will go to Philadelphia labs for analysis and results sent to Central Chemical Co for fertilizer approval. Future experiments would be city funded if needed.
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Beachley Furniture Company
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Beachley
Hagera Town
C. Lee Peck
New Yorks City
Jo. Blam
Central Chemical Company
Myr
Peck
Musey
Sewate
Fire at Maryland House of Reformation Stock Room Damage
Investigation into a Wednesday fire at the Maryland House of Reformation for negro boys Cheltenham aims to determine the origin and whether the blaze was incendiary. The fire damaged stock in the broom factory section of the institution. Florida imports totaled 25,525,306 and exports 47,36 in 1938.
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Cheltenham
Maryland House of Reformation
Florida
Monarch Meeting Showcases Club Music at Dagmar
The Monarck club held a regular meeting at the Dagmar where Asher Edelman played piano and Kenneth D. Stuart violin. Mr Simms scoutmaster delivered a report on his group noting the emphasis on real scouting and getting boys involved.
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Monarck Club
Dagmar
Asher
Edelman
Kenneth D. Stuart
Simms
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Metropolitan Show Rooms
Smith
Windsor
Hagerstown, MD
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J Emma Shoop
Geraldine Hunt
Inza Shoop
Clarence
George Snyder
Frank Hunt
Austin College
Sherman
Hoover
Howard Bruce
Pangborn
Bemphill, Nos & Co
Low
Allegh Corp
Ass Amn & Fen Pa
Ps.cceee
Bait i & Ohio
Barnsdell A
Beth Steel
Chrysler Seaweer
Comw & Son
Davison Chm
Dupont
Essex
Genl Foods
Meti Golddust
Uouyear
Griggsby Gru
Hudson Mtrs
Inti Nickel Am
Inti T&t
Kennecott Cot Ligg & Myra B . Staal
Anne
Ik Uly
Ward
Ebay
Neil Dairy
Packard Mtrs
Sears Roebk
Sinclair Secureves
Sta of Neissors
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Studebaker Se
Gulf Snl
Union Pacrr
Vutd Corp Rere
Wva Ve
Us&s Steel Weve
Warner Bros
Westghny
Chicago
Ouncil
iSummer
MD. Reformatory
Monarch
Thrift Store
W. Franklin St
Harvey Kershner
Wen’s. Shoes
Ladies’ Shoes
Ladies’ House Slippers
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