Advisory Board Meeting Set for Friday in Court House Hall
The Frederick County Home Demonstration Advisory Board will hold its first meeting of the year Friday at 2 o'clock in Court House Hall. The board includes the chairman, committee members, and community leaders. Mrs. Hugh chairs, Mrs. D. F. Kern is secretary, and Miss R. Belle Burke will assist with planning for food sale marketing and other business.
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Frederick County
Court House Hall
Hugh
D. F. Kern
R. Belle Burke
Gasoline Tanks Explode as Hagerstown Fire Destroys Storehouse
A large frame storehouse belonging to the Lowry Produce Co in Hagerstown Md burned early today three railroad tanks of gasoline exploded and five trucks in sheds nearby were lost. Damage was put at 30000 by company officials Fire Chief Jack Byers blamed the blaze on incendiary origin noting it is the third mysterious fire in a week.
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Associated Press
Hagerstown
Lowry Produce Company
Jack Byers
Acos
Death of J Leighton Hubard Norfolk Lawyer at 66
J Leighton Hubard aged 66 died last Friday at his home 309 Bute Street Norfolk following a long illness. He served 12 years as commissioner of accounts of the Norfolk Corporation Court and practiced law in the city. Funeral services were held at St Pauls Episcopal Church with burial in Cedar Grove Cemetery. He was born in Baltimore March 16 1865 and spent his youth in Winchester Virginia. He studied at Virginia Military Institute and taught at the old Norfolk Academy before studying law.
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J. Leighton Hubard
Bute Street
Norfolk
Hubard
Corporation Court of Norfolk
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
H. H. Covington
Cedar Grove Cemetery
James R Hubard
Baltimore
Christ Episcopal Church
Sally Taylor
Edward Cabell Bruce
Virginia Military Institute
Old Norfolk Academy
Norfolk civic leader Hubard remembered in obituary note
Nephew Tazewell T Hubard Jr among survivors. The text describes a Norfolk man who began his profession there, served on the City School Board for years, and was a City Council member under the old government. He is survived by his widow Elizabeth McDonald Lauder and two nephews.
Norfolk Court Commissioner Huard Illness Prompts Succession Talk
The Norfolk Corporation Court may appoint a successor as Tazewell T. Huard, who has served about a dozen years,经历 long illness. Eula Burich, assistant commissioner of accounts, has carried most office duties and is named as a potential successor. A separate note mentions an English capture of the pirate Kidd, with unclear details.
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Douglas the. Sainte
Tazewell T. Huard
Corporation Court of Norfolk
Eula
F. Burich
Hubard
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New York City Boroughs Form City Government Network
The five New York City boroughs each maintain their own borough form of government while City Hall in Manhattan serves as the citywide headquarters. Meanwhile Sandalwood in the Hawaiian Islands has largely vanished and the thaler once defined European weights and pay.
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New York
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Manhattan
Borough of
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