Calvary Methodist Church Aims New $200000 Complex on Second Street
Calvary Methodist church assumes title to the former Wilcoxon and Brown property at West Second and Bentz streets and plans a $200000 building program. The project includes a new church, Sunday School, and parsonage with a total property value near $250000. Site clearing begins on the former brick structures while designs may shift to Colonial style. Building fund exceeds $78000 with a $2000 gift last week. construction expected in summer once plans are finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcoxon and Brown
West Second and
Bentz Streets
Calvary Methodist Church
West Second Street
George ©. Whitney
Frederick County
Harry C. Betson
Frederick
Joseph Urner
Albert H. Conover
Bureau of Church Architecture
Philadelphia
H. L. Wenner
Bureau
Bentz Street
G. Ellis Williams
R. Rush Levis
Hammond Clary
A. A. Radcliff
Three Bandits Get $10 000 in Pittsburgh
Three armed bandits interrupted Ward Baking Company messengers in Lawrenceville Pittsburgh and escaped with 10000 dollars in cash plus checks, in a daytime robbery. A separate update notes Passover begins Wednesday evening and outlines the Seder, its symbolism, and seven day observance. Firefighters extinguished a small mattress fire at Montevue, with the occupant denying smoking. Col Charles A Lindbergh continued his westward flight from Fort Bliss toward Tuscan Arizona en route to San Diego. A Braddocks Heights cottage sale was announced with withdrawn property listing incomplete in this fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Ward Baking Company Bank
Lawrenceville
Franklin Savings and Trust Company
Lindy
el Paso
Texas
Charles A. Lindbergh
Fort Bliss
San Diego
Cal
Tuscan
Ariz
Patent Office clogged as 95,000 patents await action
Washington reports the Patent Office is blocked by 95,000 patent applications. Shortest processing is five months, with many divisions offering no promise for nine months or more. Examiners are underpaid, turnover high, and funding uncertain, delaying innovation and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Patent
Pastor Welcomed at Calvary Hills Church Reception
A reception for Pastor Res We Lockard at Burkhart’s Hall marked his return to the charge via the Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church in Baltimore. Mrs Thomas and Gen J Trent spoke, a welcome song followed, and a social hour with gifts and fond remarks concluded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albrook Hill
Methodit Epispecal
Balimere
Burkharts Hall
Ernad
Thomas Andtream
Soriey
Gen. J. Trent
Sanday Cyan
Hubert Derr
Prack
WNI Schoal
Praser
Lonards
Fey Ys Tharoy
Mara
County Eyes Jail Improvements in Next Budget
Grand jury recommendations for a heating plant and to relieve jail congestion are expected to be funded in the upcoming annual budget before July 1. West Wing use may be expanded while the heating system is upgraded, but no specific projects have been set by County Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toas
Httle
Grant
Spanish Moon Musical Rehearsals Set By Legion Post
Final rehearsals underway for The Spanish Moon a musical comedy by the Francis Scott Key Post American Legion. Shows are April 9 and 10 at 8 30 in City Opera House with afternoon and evening sessions for choruses and principals. Tickets sold by Legionnaires and cast members. The show is directed by William Kaye Martin with local orchestra to provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
City Opera House
Legionnaires
United States
Spain
G. Ernest Lipps
Clifford Yinger
Francis Perrott
Bernard M. Davis
Alton Y. Bennett
Roger R. Rice
Post
William Kaye Martin
Rogers Producing
Strong broadcasting station soon opened in Chicago
One of the strongest radio transmitters in the United States will go on air here by station WENR about March 1. It has a power of 30,600 watts, second only to KDKA in Pittsburgh WEAF on Long Island and WGY in Schenectady, with Great Lakes Broadcasting Company ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
WENR
Kdka Pitisharzh
WEAF
Long Island
WGY
Schnectais
N Oy
Great Lab Broadcasting Company
Public Utility Concerns
Woods pleads guilty in State Roads Commission case
Frank J. Woods admitted guilt in Criminal Court for obtaining about $4,540 from the State Roads Commission by false pretenses while employed there. Sentence deferred. similar deferrals for his brother James H. Woods and other employees Thomas A. Butler and Charles L. Robins. Court will hear evidence to determine degree of guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frank J. Woods
State Roads Commission
James H. Woods
Thomas A. Butler
Chas. L. Robins
Woods
William Currah
Herbert O'Conor
State loses motion for new hearing in Remus case
Lima Ohio April 2 AP a motion for a new hearing on George Remus former bootleg leader and wife slayer writ of habeas corpus freeing him from Lima State Hospital for Criminal Insane was overruled by the Third District Court of Appeals Remus granted writ Friday and new hearing sought by state attorneys. Northampton Mass April 2 AP no change in condition of Mrs Lemira Goodhue since yesterday bulletin says she improved after a unrestful forenoon and comforted through night and today Coolidge at bedside yesterday. District conference of Washington district Methodist Episcopal Church South set for Gaithersburg April 10 to 12 with Grace Church Gaithersburg and Goshen church hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Ohio
George Remus
Lima State Hospital
Third District Court of Appeals
Remus
Northampton
Mass
Lemira Goodhue
J. E. Hayes
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Washington
Methodist Episcopal Church South
District of Columbia
Monstromery
Prince George's
Howard Counties
Maryland
Gaithersburg
Grace Chuch
Goshen
Montgomery teachers hold Spring conference at Rockville
More than 225 public school teachers from Montgomery county attended the Spring conference in the high school at Rockville on Friday. County superintendent Edwin W. Broome led the event with assistant William K. Kinneaman and supervisors Thomas W. Pylis and Wies Wiedenstein from the State Department of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Rockville
Edwin W. Broome
Assis
William K. Kinneaman
We Rrn
Maryland
Thomas W. Pylis
Enants
Wies Wiedenteln
State Department of Education
Detectives Pursue Federal Agent Carter in Saloon Bomb Case
Chicago April 2 AP detectives closed in on Myron Carter a federal agent sought for a bombing at a municipal court building during a saloon raid. Carter reportedly attempted to flee and was tracked after the dry agent operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Myron Carter
Broken Text Report From The City
Fragmented OCR note reports unclear events and names with errors. It mentions New London and Thursday in a garbled form, but readable elements lack coherent people or actions to establish a definite news item.
Palm Sunday Services Draw Large Congregations in Area Churches
Evangelical Lutheran session notes a Palm Sunday attendance of 981 with 12 visitors. 25 new members welcomed. Calvary Methodist reports 656 in Sunday school with 155 men in Leaders Bible class and a full day of special music and cantatas. Grace Reformed notes 410 in Sunday school with 100 percent in several classes and a Palm Sunday sermon on triumph over difficulty. Holy Week services and Easter programs outlined across churches including Epworth League and junior choirs. details include specific speakers, cantatas, and Easter dawn plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran
Homer Kepler
John S. Renu
Sea
Ray
Rupp
Luther W. Evans
Gettysburg
Tve
Christ
Holy Commission
Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Faure
Chas. Eblind Fon
Harry O. Young
G. Ellis Williams
Jerusalem
Parker
Suny
Epworth League
Mary Tammany
Chester Bowers
Jaze Storm
William Reed
Chas. M. Cassell
Hagerstown
James H Harris
Kings Daughters Bible Class
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Harry Radcliff
North Market Street
Joseph ‘Tf. Pyles
Edwin T. Mowbray
Walker N. Jolliffe
Judith
Grace Reformed
Chalmers W. Walck
Mr. Walck
Christian Endeavor Society
Russell Michael
George M. Free
W. Garer
Eva Thomas
Austin Rhoads
A. R. Remshure Sant
Ly Stainer
Gelock
Grace Larkion
Hood College
Hols
Roy Wehnel
Park Avenue
Kings’ Daughters
Harriet Shook
Geo. W. Strine
Jesus
Christian Endeavor Societies
James Fisher
United Brethren Church
Philippine Islands
St. Christian Endeavor Society
Queen Esther
Women’s Missionary Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Reno S. Harp
Mary Young
Prince of Wales Thrown Twice in Welsh Guards Races
Hawthorn England April 2 AP The Prince of Wales was thrown twice in the Welsh Guards challenge cup at Brigade steeplechases. His horse Miss Muffet fell at the first fence and again at the next to last. The Prince remounted after each fall and finished fourth in the second race. He has now fallen 26 times in records, with eight falls this year. The text also notes the 100th anniversary of George Rice funeral directors at 406 North Market Street, moved from West Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorn
Durham
England
Prince of Wales
Miss Muffet
Prince
Wales
George Rice
Thomas FP. Rice
North Market Street
West Fourth Street
Market Street
Fourth Street
Coal Company Cuts Anthracite Prices
New York April 2 AP says Lehigh Valley Coal Sales Company announces April shipment price cuts for anthracite varying from 60 cents to $1 per ton. Reductions apply to egg and starch coal, stove, and ore coal segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lehigh Valley Coal Sales Company of
Moving Minutes: Lisbon Farm House Fire Destroys Ten Rooms
A ten room frame house on the Scott Mercer farm at Lisbon burned Sunday night despite firefighting efforts. Mr Stull and his family escaped injury while their furniture and goods were packed for moving. The farm had been sold March 3 to Levi Morgan of Lisbon at a mortgagee sale and he planned to move in soon. The Mt Airy fire department responded, and over 100 automobiles traveling between Baltimore and Frederick gathered at the scene as onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Mercer
Lisbon
Mt. Airy
Pleasant WCTU Sewing School Program at Presbyterian Parlor
Children and young people from the W C T U Sewing School and the L T L presented an entertaining program in the Presbyterian church parlor on Saturday afternoon. The program featured songs recitations prayers and pledges with awards for perfect attendance and Easter baskets for kindergarten classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. T. U. Sewing School
Presbyterian Church
America the Beautiful
C. E. Wehler
Richard Best
Snow
Ruth Davis
Margaret Grove
Dickie
Mary Elizabeth Engle
Mary Wilson
Jane Specht
John Engle
Virginiaville
Virginia Galt
Charlotte Abrecht
Mary Louise Abrecht
Mary Catharine Fox
Nellie Rickerds
the Loyal Temperance Legion
Miss Mealey
Margaret Rumpf
Garden of
Mrs. Hamilton
Bessie Boswell
Dorothy Phelps
Dorothy Rothenhoefer
Harriet Engelbrecht
Murray
Stoner
Bartgis
Easter Week Services Highlight Local Churches
Palm Sunday services drew large congregations across churches. The Presbyterian reported 190 percent attendance with 26 new or renewing members. Evangelical Reformed announced Hol Week programs and Easter ceremonies led by Rev. G Kiefer Rev. Nevin Rehbert and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Submarine V-4 Commissioned Largest in World
The submarine V-4, the largest in the world, was commissioned by the U S Navy at Portsmouth N H Lieutenant Commander William M Quigley of New York placed in command The mine laying vessel will carry 79 men and depart for the Pacific coast late next month after staying at the Navy Yard here for a short period.
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Portsmouth
N. H
United States Navy
William M. Quigley
New York
Navy Yard
Bution
Teapot Dome inquiry widens with new subpoenas
Senate Teapot Dome panel plans to question Harry Blair C H Huston and Birch Heelms over Continental Trading Company funds and Salt Creek royalty contracts. Thomas W Miller remains under subpoena though his appearance is postponed due to pending Supreme Court appeal. The panel also reviews the Liberty bond profits linked to the Conti nental Trading Company of Canada and the Sinclair Salt Creek lease renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Continental Trading Company
Senate Teapot Dome Committee
Republican National Committee
Harry M. Blair
New York
Eastern
Fred W. Uh ‘Ham
Chicago
C. H. Huston
Blair
Birch Heelms
Teemen
Texas
Nyessida
Thomas W. Miller
Gereman
Miller
United States Supreme Court
E Npnental Trading Company
Harry F. Sinclair
Salt Creek
Teapot Dome
Department of Justice
Walsh
Montana
Senate Oinquiry
Justice Department
Montanan
Sinclair
Albert B. Fall
Interior
Work
Teapot Dome Committee
Continental Trading Company of Canada
Testimony Ends in Equity Suit Over Frederick Alley Dispute
Testimony concluded in a equity case brought by Josephine F. Etchison Jr trustee against Mutual Insurance Company of Frederick and the Evangelical Reformed church. Chief Judge Hammond Urner and Associate Judge John S. Newman heard the evidence. argument set for next Saturday. Plaintiff's counsel A. J. Pearre Jr F C Norwood H D Etchison. defense by Jacob Rohrback and William M. Storm. Noted witnesses included Dr T M Williamson R Ames Hendrickson O C Warehime W T Delaplaine R H Ramsburg and Franklin Harrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine F. Etchison Jr
Mutual Insurance Company of
Frederick
Evangelical Reformed Church
Hammond Urner
John S. Newman
Etchison
East Church Street
Kemp Hall
Church
Insurance Company
A. J Pearre Jr
F. C. Norwood
H. D. Etchison
Jacob Rohrback
William M. Storm
Ament
Dr. T. M. Williamson
R. Ames Hendrickson
O. ¢. Warehime
W. T. Delaplaine
R. H. Ramsburg
Franklin Harrington
Smyrna Hit by Aftershocks as City Struggles
Constantinople reports another series of earthquake shocks in Smyrna raising panic after the Saturday quake that caused heavy loss of life. Deaths and injuries rise. extensive damage to property and boats seen in the harbor as relief efforts begin. In Mexico, reports from Guadalajara say eleven insurgents were killed and three captured in a battle at Palenque as federal forces strengthened positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Smyrna
Cessera
Gulf of Smyrna
An Pal
Eer
Cleven
Mesto City
Guadalajara
Palenque Hiiche
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Second Street
Calvary Methodist
Montevue
John Barthelow
T Shi
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Patent Office
Thomas E Robertson
Patents
Congress
Lig
Roberson
Charles We. Lockard
Brook Hill
Strong Broadcasting Station
Poole
Ioans
Kahn Advises
New Orleans
America
Otto Kahn
The
Fine Arts
Metairie Country Club
New London
United Brethren
Sunap
Wyss Funr
Coal Company
Evangelical Reformed
H. O. G Kiefer
Young People’s Society
Katherine Robert
Weary PF. Ram
Mies Ehim Miter
Ohn S Dorr
Koa G. Hermann
Nevin Reber
Nevin Rehbert
Apple
Daroh
Sehmiit
Seafien
Mav
Bizateth DeLasam
Gasthersburg
GaerSurs
Assnaavon
Normin TB Doeeh
Bates Eichisan
Jar YV Simver
Jacobs Thom4ie
Trovall
Charles KE
Cranfeed
Haers Ro McCahe
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