Changes in pastors of county M P churches
Rev Donovan returned Buckeystown and Rev Rulgy to New Market Conference ends Fifty-eighth annual conference of the Methodist Protestant church held in Lynchburg closed yesterday to meet next year at Milford Del Local appointments include Buckeystown Avery New Market B F Haley Harper's Ferry and Middleway R J Nicholson Lewistown Emfield Liberty J W Parris Union Bridge H F Shartkept Western Maryland College appointments listed including president T H Elderdice and editor F T Tage plus various board appointments and loans to missions and associations
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Donovan
Buckeystown
Rulgy
New Market
Lynchburg
Vaz
Milford
Del
Buckeyatown Avery
B. F. Haley
Harper's Ferry
Middleway
R. J. Nicholson
Lewilst
Emfield
Liberty
W. Parris
Union
Bridge
H. F. Shartkept
Western Maryland College
T. H
Esting Theological Mary
H. L. Elderdice
Western Maryland
F. T
Gambill Granted New Trial Court of Appeals Finds Error
The Court of Appeals found error in the Bul day indictment that led to Gambill’s conviction. Six exceptions raised by the defendant questioned whether the act was knowingly violated and if proper procedures were followed. The ruling orders a new trial to address these legal issues.
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Court of Appeals
Bulday
Gand
Othe eCoibanaly
George
Sch
Jlas
Three Hurt In Auto Crash Near Hagerstown
A head on collision on the Western turnpike west of Hagerstown left William Wingert injured with bruises and possible internal injuries while passenger George Miller and Lt. Brereton sustained serious harm. In a separate note a fire in Clifton, Arizona, killed five and caused $240,480 in losses.
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Arizona
Clifton
Ariz
Chase Creek
ChEton
Grubb Sues For Divorce Amid Domestic Turmoil
Wilbert T. Grubb, Brunswick restaurant owner, filed suit for divorce from wife Nona J. Grubb through attorney J F R Heagey. Grounds not disclosed. divorce sought on statutory basis. Grubb previously involved in March 11 shooting incident with J T Bellison. Wife reportedly left Brunswick for Virginia with their four year old daughter.
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Wilbert T. Grubb
Brunswick
J. FR. Heagey
Nona
Grubb
Mr. Heagey
J.t.bellison
Bellison
Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Done and Go
Personal notes list several residents visiting or staying in Baltimore. Mr and Mrs David Lowenstein travel to Baltimore. The Misses Potts of Court Square spend the day there. John L. Michael from West Patrick Street was yesterday at Doubs. Rita Cramer of this city visits friends in Baltimore. Gray Bowers of Harmony Grove is on a business trip to Baltimore. Mrs Ernest Helfenstein Clarke Place spends the day with Baltimore friends. Dr Oshbatger of Hagerstown spends today and tomorrow at the New City Hotel in this city. Morgan Cecil of East Main West has been visiting Wayneboro for a few days with his parents, 346 Madison Avenue, and will begin duties April 14.
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David “Lowenstein
Baltimore
Madison Avenue
President to visit Capitol for finance committee session
Special Dispatch reports that the president will arrive at 3 p m in the President's room to confer with Senate finance committee members. It marks the first time in a century that a president attends a session's end.
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Eton
Capitol
Senate Finance Committee
Pope Pius Enters Second Week With Weak Heart
Rome April 9 dispatch reports the Pope's fever has subsided and temperature normal, but his heart remains weak and his condition grave. Four thousand pilgrims gather praying for his recovery as influenza and kidney trouble continue to afflict him.
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the News
Rome
Candidate assassinated in Shican presidency race
Special dispatch from London reports Li Yuan Hung, the leading candidate for the presidency of Shican, assassinated in WuChang near Hankow. The event shocks political circles as authorities investigate the motive and suspects.
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London
Eng
Li Yuan Hung
Shican
Wu Chang
Han‘kow
Neatness inattire and personal appearance guidance
Advice from the Philadelphia Press stresses neatness in dress and personal care. It suggests avoiding grease and dirt, keeping baths, laundering handkerchiefs, and ironing or airing clothes when possible, even offering frugal alternatives if finances are tight.
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Meyer
Philadelphia Press
Nazareth and Woodsboro marriage license listed in court notes
In the Orphans' Court we note first and final accounts for several estates including Josiah C. Rice and Edgar R. Young with guardianship matters for Charlotte Moeller and Clarence B. Youngs. The Violet Club of Frederick held a large dance in Nazaria Hall with Tantha Orchestra. local officers named. Advertising urged as a path to success in this paper.
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Josiah C. Rice
Manasses Rice
Edgar R. Young
Clarence B. Youngs
Charles H. Fraley
Isaac M. Motter
Charlotte Moeller
Emma J. Buxton
Violet Club
Frederick
Nazaniie Hall
Tantha Orchestra
Ind
Anna Jones
Niecy Fraser- Leer
Etta. Chambers
Modern dieting guidance on fasting and body image
The article advises women to assess their bodies in a mirror and consider fasting if self-image is unhappy. It suggests starting with a semi-fast rather than a full twenty four hour fast to avoid shocking the system. It warns to proceed cautiously and avoid extreme measures.
Tragic Train Fatality Near Neboro Town
William Co Warner was struck by a train near Neboro while walking from Linedorp to the William Bortner farm where he worked. He died with injuries including loss of a leg. Warner, who was slightly deaf and evidently did not hear the approaching train, spent the evening with relatives. His widow survives. He was 41 years old.
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William Co. Warner
Western
Maryland Railway
Neboro
Wanner
Linedorp
William Bortner
Maryland School Baseball Postponed To April 19
The baseball game between the Maryland School for the Deaf and the Brash Factory team has been postponed to April 19. The Maryland School requests a game for Saturday April 12 and asks interested teams to write or phone H. G. Benson.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Brash
Maryland
H.G. Benson
Cate Maryland School
Local repaint work on two Columbus properties
A crew under Henry R. Lampe is repainting the store at Columbus Knoll on West Patrick Street and the residence of Misses Weiner on East Patrick Street. The work proceeds with hired hands, reflecting ongoing local maintenance activity.
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Columbus Knoll
Patrick Stréet
Henry R. Lampesé
Among the Sick on the Local List
Weet state street area report lists Mr Glean 2astinermian on the sick list. Vicinity residents in the week note illness as a concern while the News stow cautions readers to watch for updates.
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Rick
Glean
Study to send delegation on agricultural trade junket
A government commission plans a solar from the government the Union and Canada study agricultural business in Europe and arrange a delegation. Maryland is to be represented and funds are to cover expenses for the trip with 12 states to participate. The aim is to study agricultural relations and cultural business between Europe and the involved countries.
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Europe
UN Uw
Tig
Solar
the Union
Canada
Repres
Maryland
Parcel Post Gains Rapidly Noticeable
Parcel post service shows rapid gains as details remain unclear. The report notes notable percentage increases tied to Detroit shipments and mentions ongoing growth by air and ground routes.
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Parcel Post
Women elected in Tyro council and mayor race
In Tyro Kansas a woman was elected mayor and a majority of women are to serve on the town council. Mrs Ho Delenbaugh and Mrs Myra Maggie Park were elected to positions in the council amid the complete returns from Monday’s election.
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M Yorth
Kansas
Cofferville
Tyro
Here
Delenbaugh
Herring
Myra Maggie Park
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