Springtime residence changes sweep city in wide move
A flurry of spring relocations hits the city as residents relocate during the annual change of residence. The list includes Norman Grabill moving from Unionville to Eccleston Maryland and many others shifting addresses along Frederick and Carroll streets, East Patrick Street, Market Street, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Grabill
Unionville
Eccleston
D. Hickman
Buckeystown
Adamstown
Harbaugh
Frederick
Francis B. Sappington
Braddock
Agnes Schley
W. Patrick St
EB. Patrick St
Guy Thomas
Patrick St
C. Zimmerman
Frank Smith
East Fourth, St
Trail Ave
Sterling Myers
East Second St
Elm St
E. D
Lewistown
J. B. Nicodemus
Church St
East Third
P. P
Angleberger
New Market
Mt. Pleasant
Morris Crutz
Taneytownia
Four Points
P. A. Beatty
Camp Hill
John F. Davis
Frank Dertzhaugh
R. Brandenburg
Market Street
Hamilton Ave
Advertising fuels future sales across generations
A newspaper observation notes that steady advertising persists because each new generation grows into buyers. It highlights how today’s babies and high school students become tomorrow’s decision makers and potential customers for auto brands.
National O U A M to Meet in August
The seventy eighth annual session of the State Council of Maryland O U A M will convene in Baltimore on April 8 at 2 PM in Reg Men's Hall. Reports, new members, officer nominations, and a Friday closing session follow. A major topic is the August National Council session planned for Bran deck Height with officials Abernathy and Cravenor attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Council of Maryland
Baltimore
Reg Men’s Hall
North
Paca Street
National Council
Brandeck
National Counsilor
A. T. Abernathy
Cherry Hill
Cravenor
Sharptown
State Council
John W. Falk
Ira Mt. Wiles
Clarence M. Phreeger
Francis Scott Key Council
John FF. Oland
A. ©. Heidler
Fredonia Council
Fredonia No
Elmer’ F. Munshower
George T. 4
Shuffler
Francis Scott Key
Jams N_ Dubel
Franklin N._Shipiey
Tacob L. Engelbrecht
General Holiday for Good Friday Observed in Frederick
Good Friday will be generally observed in Frederick churches, business houses, schools and banks marking the day of vital significance to Christian denominations. Banks stay open Easter Monday, post offices operate, and The News and Post appear Friday but not Easter Monday. Regular hours preserved for the post office, with the observance ending Lent and leading into Easter Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
News and Post
C A R MEETING OF ANNE GRAHAME ROSS SOCIETY
The Anne Grahame Ross Society of Children of the American Revolution met at Mrs. Samuel E Brown Jr s Elmstreet home. Miss Etta Cramer presided as the program featured the Flag salute American Creed and Our Flag of Liberty followed by readings and a candy sale for the Thomas Johnson Memorial to be erected in the Frederick County Courthouse by DAR. Three new members Margaret Darrow Dorothy Darrow and Harriet Kreh were welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Grahame Ross Society
Samuel E. Brown Jr
Elmstreet
Etta Cramer
Anna Levi
America
Marguerite Shipley
Elmer Brown
Harriet Kreh
Paul Revere
Anna E. Levy
Samuel F. Brown Jr
Thomas Johnson
Frederick County Court House
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Margaret
Dorothy Darrow
Harriet Krea
Local Residents File Moving Notices Across Town
A. P. Ridgly moves from 222 East Pitth street to 405 East Patrick Street. J. Hensel relocates from 101 East Seventh Street to 236 East Birth Street. C. M. Geishert moves from 15 West South to 130 West Church Street. R. Franklin Geishert moves from 309 North Market Street to 243 East Second Plain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Soutzahn
South Street
County
Roy Hitner
South St. C
McMaster
A. P. Ridgly
Pitth Street
Patrick St
J. Hensel
Seventh Street
Birth Street
C. M. Geishert
Weat Church Street
R. Franklin Geishert
Market Street
Second Plitthe
Elaborate Plans for Baltimore Conference of M E Church
Preparations for the Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Frederick April 12-20 advance with Rev. Dr. GG. Big Willam leading in preliminaries and hotels, board houses, and private homes arranged for delegates. Notable speakers include Rev. Mark Depp and Bishop Luther J. Wilson. An elaborate, period-appropriate program covers sessions, Laymen's Association, and service clubs with entertainment and religious addresses planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frederick
GG. Big Willam
Calvary M
Chamber of Commerce
Mark Depp
Vernon Ridgely
Oscar T. Olson
J. Luther Neff
Fred. C. Reynolds
Kiwanis
W. Tl. McDowell
Rotary
Francis HH. Green
Lions
Catoctin Country Club
Drew Theological Seminary
Hotel Frederick
Methodist Church
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Tey
Clarence True Wilson
Corsponding
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and
John i. Edwards
Board of Foreign Missions
Titus Lowe
Singapore
J. O. Wrightson
Calvary Church
Aquila A. Reese
S. A. Roszell
William ‘Wic
C. Morgan
John Smith
FE. P. Phelps
Samuel V. Leech
B. Peten Brown
Jon Wy
Dashiell
Liton H. Pearce
S. V. Leech
Andrew J. Gul
Edward J. Watson
Albert Hi. Zimmerman
Liam I. McKenney
Hurn
Joel Brownbert S. Todd
Lewis A. Thikeld
Andrew J. Gill
Helmes
James Oo. Wrightson
G. Ellis Williams
Plague of Bandits Stirs Western Cuban Province
From Camiguy province, Cuba, reports say two men were murdered and two seriously wounded, with a body found hanged from a tree. In Voelasca, bandits killed two men and wounded two more during a home invasion. The region has faced a monthlong bandit scourge with over a dozen killed or wounded in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Camiguy
Voelasca
Rockville Woman Files Bankruptcy Petition in District Court
Mrs Alice M Barnsley of Rockville Montgomery county through attorney Harry Ifill files for bankruptcy under federal laws. Occupation listed as farmerette or nurse. Liabilities total 10509 10 with 9710 31 tied to a judgment against her and deceased husband. No assets shown in county court accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. Barnsley
Rockville
Montgomery County
Ifill
United States District Court
Train Wreck Kills Fireman Near Gap Pennsylvania
A Pennsylvanian railroad fireman was killed and two passengers injured in a main line wreck near Gap Lancaster County. The victim was T. X. Van Jorn of Trenton New Jersey. Four main tracks were blocked as an eastbound passenger train and a freight train collided after an alleged freight car brake failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lancaster
Pennsylvanian
Gap
Here
T. X. van Jorn
Trenton
X. J
Penmsylvania
Freizl Varay
Maundy Thursday Greens Feature in Local Meals Tradition
A Pennsylvania Dutch custom calls for greens on Maundy Thursday with hot wheaten cakes studded with parsley and chives. The piece traces Holy Week names Spy Wednesday Maundy Thursday Good Friday Holy Saturday and notes April first as the origin of April Fool's Day alongside calendar changes and gift customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
County Schools Back Girl Meet In Armory Carnival Interest Grows
County schools show strong interest in a girls carnival to be held April 10 in the Armory under the Playground Athletic League and County Superintendent Miss Helen Jamart. She reports 30 entries so far plus over 200 from Frederick High School. Deaf children surprised by strong responsiveness, prizes planned for winners, with entries due by Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Playground Athletic League
Helen Jamart
Frederick
Maryland
Yone
Girta
Miss Jamart
Mourovir
Pleasant Grove
Wemptown
Prospect
Broad Fun
Quive
Petersville
Finks
Quaber
Ligiers
Helen Sfer
Eleanor Wilson
Eleanor Fowler
Martha Nay
Mildred Mainix
Dorothy Nie Jivelyn Deitrick
Naomi Tet
Hele Cain
Gartonarille
Anna Stauffer
Leona Jacobs
Telen Phelp
Margaret Tobery
Beatrice Phelps
Withering Tobery
Rudh Smith
Jina Summers
Grace Jacobs
Mary Smith
Easter Entertainment At State Sanitorium
The American Legion Auxiliary hosted an Easter program at the State Sanitorium near Sabillasville on Wednesday night. Eight ex-service men and patients joined a gift distribution of 50 potted plants 2300 oranges Easter bunnies and 41 baskets of fruit. An program followed with Miss Leah Frances Weinberg Amelia Weinberg and Elizabeth Abrecht performing readings and music. The group also planned placing new flags and pansies on the graves of Frederich's Cold War Heroes in Mt Olivet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Auxiary
Sabillasville
Mes. Biely
Leah Frances Weinbers
Amelia Weinberg
Milzabeth Abrecht
George Birely
John J. Albaugh
William T. Shook
Fannie Lease
Leah Weisberg
Aimelia
Weinberg
Elizeabeth
Abrecht
Frederich
Mt. Olivet
Four Die in Communist Demonstration Riot in Surym
Four persons are reported dead and 32 injured during a communist demonstration in Surym, a town in the Carpathians, as Warsaw reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Surym
Carpathians
Three Held as Ship Aimed to Arm Mexico
New York April 1 1930 three Wardine freighter crew members Norlon Norman first assistant engineer Antonio Estiban fireman and Frank Fernandez were arrested after 20000 cartridges were found aboard the ship Carto en route to a Mexican port Authorities said a tip led to the raid planned for today to ship arms for a revolt and to sail on the Carte with a chartered crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Mexico
Canto
Hell Own
Unlay
Special Service
Custom House
Norlon Norman
Antonio Estiban
Frank Fernandez
Carte
Lid Herr
Ed Yor Storday
French Budget Now Balanced
Taris April 1 AP The French budget is balanced after a long session. Deputies approved new resources to wipe out the deficit creating a surplus of between thirty and sixty million francs. The vote was 225 to 149 with one abstention. Senate expected to pass bills promptly ending the first phase of France’s financial restoration. Finance Minister Perez will propose a sinking fund for inter allied and domestic debts after the vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taris
Chamber of Deputies
Sullivan belt melted for gold at mint
The famed John L. Sullivan ten thousand dollar championship belt was melted at the mint in Philadelphia for its gold content. A Baltimore junk dealer delivered it and received about $800. The belt had 397 small diamonds missing and was once presented in Sullivan by Boston citizens in 1887.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John L. Sullivan
Baltimore
Sullivan
Cltizena
Boston
Mukden Troops Advance on Peking Reported
AP dispatches travelers arriving from Peking say Mukden troops march toward Peking with columns along both flanks. Fifteen trains leave Peking daily for Nanjing and Kalgan, home bases of the Kuominchan. Authorities believe Mukden forces move toward Sankow to engage Kuominchan units. A motorist in New York was fined for speeding 35 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien Tsin
Anrit 1
Peking
Mukden
Ffteen
Nancow
Kalgan
National Army
Sankow
No Paper Monday Hits The News Office Closure
In accordance with custom there will be no issue of The News on Easter Monday. The business office will be open after five PM. The capital office will be closed the entire day.
New Storm Sweeps East From Rockies Toward Chicago
A major storm moving from the Rockies toward Chicago brought heavy snow and telegraph pole damage in central Ontario. The gale caused about 1 million dollars in damage and one death, with reports of four inches of snow in northern Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
Canada
Kansas
Chvago
Uromio
Capra
Ontario
April Fools Day Oddities and Pranks Across Town
A quirky note describes All Fools Day customs with playful jokes about pocketbooks, mistaken trust, and myths. It mentions a music dealer requesting a solo in Italian and jokes about dialing April Foot when answering the phone. Historians disagree on the origin of the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Monument
Frederick
Near Fight On House Floor Over Judgeship
Washington Anripot reports a near fistfight on the House floor during impeachment debate over Federal Judge English. Representative Rankin and Representative Mills clashed as Rankin challenged a motion for a quorum order, prompting shouts and a split by the sergeant at arms to separate them. The session continued without a quorum vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mile
Rankin
Millx
Lions Club Meets at Key Hotel Despite One Absent Member
The Lions Club held its weekly luncheon at the Francis Scott Key hotel with near perfect attendance. Chair Charles F Seeger led the meeting as Byron A Winebrewer and Dr Mandituana Slusher attended their last gathering. A large guest list included Maury Kitacafe Philip Winebrewer Cyril Klein Sam Ww Maples Murray Stauffer Lily J M Christy and many more from Baltimore Walkersville and Chicago. A speaker was announced in a later note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
I. Dav
Byron A. Winebrewer
Mandituana Slusher
Che
Charles F. Seeger
Maury L. Kitacafe
Philip Winebrewer
Cyril Klein
Sam
Maples
Murray Stauffer
Lily
J. M. Christy
Baltimore
Othony Keller
David Cramer
Walkersville
Samuel Ransowu
Markell
Nelean
Wim
the Myers
Chicago
Klel
Baltimore Negro Held for Double Murder
Baltimore April 1. Isaac Belle son, 33, a Negro, overpowered seven policemen after allegedly stabbing his sweetheart Garris Braxton, 33, and shooting Hayward Thies, 49, both killed. Belle was taken to Northwestern police station as officers prepare to file double murder charges. Tea For Miss Apple event noted for April 15 with Mrs Dwight McCain hosting at Phil Crest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Isaac Belleson
Chapman appeals to save Gerald Chapman death row
Gerald Chapman, the New Britain bandit, seeks a stay of execution with a new appeal before the U S Supreme Court. Counsel Ray M Wiley arrived in Washington to press the motion, citing new phases in the case. Governor Trumbull denied a reprieve, and Chapman’s fate appears tied to forthcoming motions and court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Chapman
Supreme Court
Washington
Ger
Pard Chapman
Britain
Sil Bo
Suprema Court
Ray M. Wiley
Springfelds 3
Chapman
Supreme Canart
Hartford
Conn
Gerald Chaptan
Hla Chan
Alcorn
HL Wag
Uartforad
Caan
Apta
APT
Trumsull
Frederick A. Grohl
W Grant Chapman
Mo Judiciale Department
Govern
Or Prumba
Hartford Club
New Britain
Buffalo Likely to Get Whittemore for Trial
New York April 1 Officials of Erie county moved nearer to securing extradition of Richard Reese Whittemore to Buffalo for trial on a murder charge. District Attorney Banton plans to recommend Whittemore be freed so the Buffalo warrant can be served. Albany April 1 Governor Smith suggests Maryland should withdraw its extradition request if Whittemore is to be tried in Buffalo for the similar murder charge. If acquitted in Baltimore, he could face burglary and robbery charges in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Erie County
Richard Reeass
Whittemore
Buffule
Banton
Buffalo
Maryland
Albany
Smit
Richard Reese Whittemore
Baltimore
Tuffalo
Whittemora
Nation April Fools By Weather Everywhere
Washington reports the first of April mocked spring across the nation with the sunny South faring best while cold rain and frost persist elsewhere. The Weather Bureau warns of frost in North Carolina and Georgia and ongoing storm warnings along the Atlantic Coast from Cape Hatteras to Eastport Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
South
North Carolina
Georg la
Weathers Bureau
Atlantic
Cape Hatteras
Eastport
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Heights
C. A. R. Meeting
M. E. Church
Hood
Cuban
American Legion Auxiliary
Watch Boots
Oon
Kane
Boots
Luc Macter
Fifth Avenue
Carta
Senate
Speeder
Mank G Bauer
New York City
Dr. Beer Spoil
Guy Wo Matter
Tie
Rockies
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