Easter Sunrise Services Planned in Frederick County
Easter sunrise services will be held in Middletown Adamstown Walkersville Woodsboro and Myersville as part of a county wide observance under the International Society of Christian Endeavor. Byron G Coblentz of Middletown heads plans with short addresses music and prayers in open air and indoor venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Adamstown
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Myersville
International Society of Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Societies
Byron G. Coblentz
County
Christian Endeavor Organization
Frederick County
Christian Endeavor Interdenominational Uneions
Councils of Churches
International Convention of Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor World-Wide Union
Executions and Easter Notices Appear in Ossining and Maryland
The Ossining AP report notes a new order to search all witnesses after Mrs. Ruth Snyder’s electric chair photo provoked renewed scrutiny of executions. A separate Maryland U A M session in Havre de Grace will run April 11–12 with J H Richards as State Councilor and John G Brittingham as State Secretary, including local attendees. Braddock Lutheran church plans an Easter program Sunday at 7 20 p.m. featuring choirs, readings, and recitations.
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Ossining
N. Y
Ruth Snyder
State Council of
Salisbury
John W. Falk
Wm. F. Snyder
Wim. C. Roderick
Clarence
Palencer
Franklin N. Shipler
James XN. Dabel
Francis Scott Council
Jacob L. Enselbrecht
Frederick County Primary Education Praised by Education Groups
Frederick county primary education receives strong recognition from the State Department of Education and the National Education Association. The Maryland School Bulletin and the NEA Journal feature extensive county examples of student writing in 1926-27, with North Market Street school fielding many contributors. Miss Hal Lee Ott serves as primary supervisor in Frederick schools.
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Frederick County
State Department of Education
National Education Association of the
United States
Maryland School Bulletin
State School Department
N. E. A. Journal
National Organization
Bulletin
National School Organ
North Market Street
Mary K. Smith
Brunswick
Harriet Hayes
Middletown
Martin Calhoun
Lorraine Mohler
Roger Penwell
Morris Snead
Thurmont
Helen Roby
West Brunswick
Louise Timm
Trago Brust
Jack Kebne
Grayson Mercer
Pauline Wilhide
Laura Orrison
Gordon Chaney
Floretta Day
Wolfsville
Janice Barger
Harry Clay Perry
Margaret Lewis
Esther Goldberg
Ruth Maxwell
North Market St
Hudson Rhodes
Emmitsboro
Carroll Brown
Irene Thompson
Lee Anna Franklin
Emmitsburg
Audrey Carr
Lorraine Moler
Jack Kehne
State
Reading
Hal Lee Ott
Frederick
Pretty Girl Found Dying In Kansas City Street
A pretty young unidentified woman was found dying in a muddy gutter at 35th Street and the Paseo. Police believe she was struck and dumped from a car. She wore a white starched dress and had no ID. Doctors said she was not intoxicated. Easter service details follow for Charlesville Zion Reformed.
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Kansas City
Apr
35Th Street
Voter guide views on Congress and Interior official
The piece describes the People's Legislative Services of Washington offering to summarize senators and representatives voting records on major measures. It notes criticism of pre election promises and post election results, plus anecdotes about Hubert Work's reputation and conduct in the Interior Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
People's Legislative Services of
Congress
Court News Prominent Property Transfers and Licenses
Court records list numerous property deeds in county and city areas with sums from 1 to 5 thousand dollars. Marriage licenses issued include Atwood Wryon and Catharine Burke and several other couples from multiple towns.
Garments for Children Made by All Saints Women Club
Seventy four garments and 16 children's outfits were prepared for distribution by the Women's Club of All Saints church. The project featured attractive dresses for young girls of Frederick. Club officers include Charles Beatty president Mrs Tor A Shitsisn president Mr v. TiensTetary and Mrs JGrace P. Smita.
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Cal
Women’s Club
All Saints Church
Frederick
Charles Beatty
Tor A Shitsisn
V. TiensTetary
Jgrace P. Smita
Izeasazer
Commandry Elects in Rockville Meeting
At a Rockville meeting of Montcom ery Commandery No Eminent Commander William Pretinman of Rocekville was elected general, Frederick W. Page of American Trivere tapped in as general, Roger Shaw of Rockville named for treasurer, Roland Eric as warden, Hanron G. Cashel as janitor. motions and roles discussed amid unclear wording.
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Maronie Wail
Rockville
Montcomery Commandery
William
Pretinman
Rocekville
Peneralissimo
Frederick W. Page
Roger Shaw
Roland Eric
Hanron G. Cashel
AH Girls All Day Meeting in Frederick County
The first annual all day meeting of the 4 H Girls Clubs of Frederick County with 260 members will be held Saturday April 28 in the State Armory. The program includes registration, club reports, a canning and household management certificate awards, a dress style show, posture demonstration, singing and games, talks by Miss Dorothy Emerson and Miss Curry Nourse, and an exhibit with prizes for clothing foods and home management.
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Frederick County
State Armory
Dorothy Emerson
State Girls' Club
Katherine Baker
Curry Nourse
Rockville
University of Maryland
Camp Wall
Springfield
Mass
Aid Society March Report Highlights Cases and School Records
March activities include seven new cases and 145 home visits by the Frederick Maryland Children's Aid Society with 125 active cases and 192 children under supervision. School records show Montgomery County students achieving high attendance, led by Brighton and Damascus, while Miss Mercedes Gleitz completed a Gibraltar Strait swim in 12 hours 29 minutes.
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Michael F E. Pue
Frederick
Maryland Children’s Aid Society
Montrose School
St. Mary’s Industrial School
Maryland Training School
Edwin W. Broome
Montgomery County
Montgomery
Brighton
Garrett Park
Damascus
Dickerson
Gibraltar
London
Madrid
Mercedes Gleitz
Strait of Gibraltar
Palomas Island
Tarifa
Spain
Ponta Leona
Chota
Morocco
Supervised Parking to Begin on South Court Street
Beginning Saturday morning the Guy’s public parking ground on South Court street will be supervised by Phillip H. Beard. He will operate a new service station at the south end, offering tires and accessories without selling motor fuel. The move aims to improve security as several cars were stolen. Demolition of the Bantz building and rapid erection of the American Oil Company station proceed. completion time not announced.
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Guy'’s
South Court Street
Phillip H. Beard
American Oi Company
Air Concern
Bantz
Oil Company
Beard
American Oil Company
Lloyd G. Culler
Aviator Jumps From Burning Plane Over Naval Air Station
Lieutenant Barnett T. Talbott, naval aviator, leaped from a flaming aircraft at 2000 feet above Anacostia Naval Air Station and was hospitalized with severe burns. The plane crashed burned at the southeast corner of the field after flames enveloped the engine and cockpit. A sprinkler system could not be confirmed as used.
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Washington
Barnett T. Talbott
Anacostia Naval Air Station
Naval Hospital
Talbott
Talbot
Claire Ulrichs Trial Resumes After Judge’s Illness
The Baltimore case tests dower rights in the estate of Charles E. Whitehurst, former Baltimore theater owner. Judge Eugene O Dunne postponed proceedings due to illness and will return in April. Miss Ulrich testified about a self conducted marriage service in a New York apartment with no priest present.
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Baltimore
Claire Ulrich
Charles E. Whitehurst
Eugene O'Dunne
Blue Ridge Mountains
Miss Ulrich
Whehurst
Whitehurst
New York
Man kills partner then shoots self in West Virginia
Fred Voltz 55 killed his business partner William Pratt 45 then fatally wounded himself in the Voltz home. Both lifelong friends in a contrasting business argued, Voltz had been nervous for weeks before the fatal shooting and death.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Fred Voltz
William Pratt
Voltz
Brunner Convicted in Maryland Liquor Case
Fran cia M Brunner of near Frederick earned a four month term and $200 fine for liquor law violations after conviction in Circuit Court and upholding by the Maryland Court of Appeals. He awaits the mandate to begin serving at the Maryland House of Correction, with custody to follow and a bond in place pending further action. State's Attorney William M Storm notes the mandate typically takes a week to ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Court of Appeals
Francia M. Brunner
Frederick
Maryland House of Correction
Brunner
House of Correction
Worthington
Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
Frederick County
William M. Storm
French flyer tests copy of Lindbergh machine in Dijon flight
Dijon France April six AP reports Lieut ent De Troyat piloted an ex act copy of the Spirit of St Louis in a nine hour loop from Le Bourget to Dijon with a 700 mile test run. He says the machine performed well and hopes to attempt a Paris to New York flight this year. Six orchard farms in Gettysburg were sold for 106800 dollars. 329 Rockville residents registered for the mayor and council election in May with party breakdowns.
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Dijon
France
Lieutenant de Troyat
le Bourget
Leutenant
Marseilles
Mediterranean
Rhona
Lyons
Paris
Col. Lindbergh
St. Louis
Paria
New York
Rockville
Tower
Knights Templar Elect Officers at Jacques de Moley No 4
The general election of officers for Jacques de Moley Commandery No 4 Knights Templar was held at the Masonic Temple on Thursday night. Elected were Byron A. Winebrewer commander Guy C. Roser generalissimo Harry Schroeder captain general Roscoe B. Rhoads senior warden G Hunter Bowers junior warden Albert M. Coblentz past commander Samuel G. Duvail past commander treasurer Frank B. Sappington recorder William Herwig sentinel. Installation is planned for May.
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Knights Templar
Jacques de
Frank B. Sappington
William Herwig
Spanish Moon musical at City Opera House staged
John B Rogers musical comedy Spanish Moon opens Monday and Tuesday at the City Opera House under Francis Scott Key Post No 11 American Legion. William Kay Martin directs a cast with a mute chorus of nineteen and elaborate costumes. Proceeds support the Key Post home building fund.
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John B. Rogers
City Opera Muiies
Beater
Francis Scott Key
Ro Marco
Freddie
Stewart N. Brown
Agda Drayton
Ruth James
Tloward Boynton
E. Austin James
Lawrene Austin
George Smith
Claire Lewis
Frances Staley
Gerald Babbington Brookfield
D. Ralph Zim Terman
Flash
R. Earle Derr
Jane Waggot
Halen Yinger
Lizzie O'Brien
Margaret Best
Asilia Doglittle
Barbara BE. Lochner
Senor
Snowstorm isolates Omaha cutting city from outside world
A heavy snow blanketed Omaha and surrounding towns, breaking power lines and downing wires. Streetcars halted and autos stranded as trains faced dispatch delays, with broader impacts into Iowa and Bennington electric service outages reported. Forecasters predicted a sunny Easter nationwide after a stubborn stagnation lifts.
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Omaha
Neb
Kansas City
Associated Press
WOW
Woodmen of the World
WDAF
Kansas City Star
Iowna
Council Bluffs
Missouri River
Bennington
Fire hits Standard Oil refinery in Regla causing major loss
Fire at Standard Oil's 15 million dollar Regla refinery near Havana rages for hours with multiple accidents. About 200 U S battleship Wyoming crew aided, 12 injured, and losses estimated around 2 million dollars. Residents fled to safety as flames spread over the suburb.
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Havana
Standard Oil Company
Regla
Havang, i
Wyoming
Regia
Red Cross
Cuba
S C. M. Greenfield
Delegates Filed for Republican State Convention in Maryland
William Tyler Page and four Maryland residents filed certificates as delegates to the Republican State convention in Baltimore this month. They back militant progressive GOP forces in Montgomery County and aim to choose delegates for the national convention at Kansas City. They support reelection of Maryland National Committeeman William P. Jackson and favor Goldsborough for Senate and Zihimag for another House term. A large crowd assisted the Borer moving party at Barkittsville near Frederick on March 25, with many local residents helping and dinner served.
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William Tyler Page
United States
House of Representatives
Friendship Heughts
Gerald H. Warthen
Kensington
William F. Dinsney
Fockville
Charles S. Moore
Bethesda
George H. Jones
Oakdale
Rockville
Baltimore
Montgomery County
Kansas City
Wiliam P. Jackson
Maryland
Philips Lee Goldsborough
United States Senate
Frederick N. Zihimag
Russell L. Borer
Cecil Hightman
Barkittsville
George W. Summers
Frederick
Barry Angleberger
Russell Crone
Alonzo Cerum
John Crampton
George Summers
Airs
Luther Crampton
Harvey Stockman
Emme Crampton
Emma Crampton
Mabel Borer
Ruth Summers
Hilda Crampton
Nellie Boycx
Gladys Crampton
Mary Adeber
Frances Crampton
Charlotte Latenrre
Pauline Angleberger
Ec Andleberger
Messrs
Warre Biser
Marshal Shalt
Cixde Rice
Frederick Grama
Austin Stovkman
Roy Biser
Marthal] Miller
Evert Johnson
Richard Angleberger
Flord Hutier
Jova Boyer
Keefer Crampton
Albert Anceherzer
William Anceherzer
Menzee Coram
Luther Crampton II
Millard Anceherzer
Preston Angkberger
Gerge Grom
Bootlegger Sentenced in Rockville Circuit Court
Arthur Pricbe of Unity Montgomery County was sentenced by Judge Robert Peter to six months in the House of Correction and fined 160 dollars plus costs for possessing instruments to manufacture intoxicating liquor. George Sam Howard, a colored farmer of the same locality, was found guilty of a similar offense and warned of imprisonment but allowed to return to his farm for a few days.
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Arthur Pricbe
Unity
Montgomery County
Robert Peter
Rockville
House of Correction
George Sam Howard
Howard
Peter
County considers pool license for Chevy Lake site
Montgomery County commissioners review an application from National Capital Natatorium Co. to operate a swimming pool at Chevy Lake and schedule a hearing on May 1 to hear protests. Sigma Pi elects William Schmidt as Franklin and Marshall chapter president, while he spends Easter at home on South Mary Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montcomery County
National Capital Natatorium Co
Chevy Lake
Sigma Pi
Wiliam Schmidt
Jacob H. Schmidt
Franklin and Marshall
Schmidt
Franklin
Marshall
Sowih Mar
Advertising Manager Named For College Weekly
Miss Sarah Quinn of Frederick appointed advertising manager of the Blue and Grey, Yond College weekly. Miss Mary Grace Helfenstein returns from Norfolk Virginia to spend Easter with her parents. Mr and Mrs Ernst Helfenstein of Clarke Place.
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Sarah Quinn
Emma S Quinn
Frederick
Yond College
Mary Grace Welfenstein
Norfoth
Ernst Helfenstein
Clarke Place
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Richmond
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