Walkersville Minister Is Sent to Hagerstown
Frederick county church appointments announced after the annual conference shift. Rev. G. E. Williams of Calvary Methodist in Walkersville remains tied to the local congregation while Rev. Raymid L. Movbrar moves to Washington Square church in Hagerstown. Additional changes list assignments across Baltimore to Washington districts and district superintendents. Local Booth centenary observance planned at Trinity M E Church with Evangeline Booth address broadcast. Purcellville VA plans water system upgrade with 90000 dollar bond issue and new pipeline from Blue Ridge Mountains.
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Frederick County
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington
Eilis Walisms
Calvart Methodist Church
Res
Waymond Bron
Lingagnore
Rey
O. B. Langrall
Airy
E. S. Hexter
Thurmont
T. W. Lioyd
Walkersville
W. F. Miller
Brunswick
E. Benson
Urbana Supply
Earl G. Newell
Union Bridge
Raydicod L. Movbrar
Methodist Church
Mr. Lloyd
Washington Saquate Church
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Curtis Bay
W. T. Jarboe
South Baltimore
Staton
J.B. Esslas
Smithsville
E. Subock
West River
W. T. Johnson
East Baltimore
Madison Square
A. C. Dar
North Avenue
E. N. Parrish
Waverly
E. L. Watson
Forest Hills
West Baltimore
Christ's
D. E. Moylan
McKendree
E. H. Showacres
New Windsor
Carlos Dunagan
Sykesville
Clifford H. Richmond
Alexandria
E. K. Spencer
Damascus
W. Clark Main
Gaithersburg
A. E. Spielman
Brightwood Park
W. M. Michael
Frederick
R. T. Mowbray
Eckhart
James Z. Solt
Harpers’ Ferry
W. B. Hiilott
Piedmont
Booth
William Booth
Salvation Army
Trinity M. E. Church
South
Haary Robinson
Evangeline Booth
America
Wilre
M. P. Moller Company
Adjutant Parsons
Maryland
Purcellville
T. E. Harris
Blue Ridge Mountains
Corporation of
Purcellle
Apple Blossom Time at High School Premiere
The High School stages Apple Blossom Time with lead organizer Laura C. Chiraze and a cast including Robert Yinger Clifford Osher Decker Kathleen Reib and Williamson. Rehearsals continued ahead of an anticipated March 22 premiere and a potential regional tour as community interest grew.
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Caseycert
Laura C. Chiraze
Mar Qessul Gunilar
Feu
Robert Yinger
Clifford Osher Hace Decker
Mess Dutton
Los
Kathleen Reib
Garden Club meets at Mrs Apple’s residence
Garden Club members gathered Monday afternoon at 3 o clock for a regular meeting hosted by Mrs Joseph H Apple. T Stuart Haller spoke on garden origins from Roman to English cottage styles with slides and diagrams. A constitution was adopted and new business discussed as sixteen members attended with plans for the next meeting at Mrs R W Baer’s home on April 22.
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Garden Club
Joseph H. Apple
T. Stuart Haller
Frederick
Haller
R. W. Baer
West College Terrace
Merryland Tract Club
Edgar
Ferrell
Sors
Webb
Werner
Aits
Stanley , Zecher
Outeroridge L Pry
Mis
Mary Souders
Geriinde Arnold
Helen Satrit
Amercan
Rober Wen
Mary Soud
G. M. Eag
Saiis
Nis
Mos. J. NL Seu
Hopkins Creates New School and Two Degrees
Johns Hopkins University president Dr. Frank J. Coodnow announced a new school of higher education and two new degrees, Master of Education and Doctor of Education. Access is limited to graduates from approved colleges or those with two years of collegiate work, and candidates must have at least three years of approved teaching or administrative experience.
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Baltimore
Frank J. Coodnow
Johns Hopkins _ University
Goodrow
Liquidation key theme hits stock market session
In New York on April 9 the stock market faced sharp liquidation after early irregular trading. Bear attacks displaced many stop orders as credit tensions rose. Call money rose from seven to eight percent as banks demanded large loan repayments.
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New York
Gaithersburg Tax Sale Notice Lists Eight Delinquents
Eight delinquent property owners in Gaithersburg face a tax sale set for noon Monday April 5 in front of the Gaithersburg post office. The notice names Walter F Reinhart as clerk and treasurer and lists taxes due. A second item notes Ed ward E Bedeman a former governor in Pennsylvania dying after a heart attack at a hospital.
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Walter F. Reinhart
Gaithersburg
Ag. Grigalang
EK. Bei
Irisburg
Edward E. Bedeman
Ant
Si Pes
Pennsylvania
Water and street improvements expanded in emittsville area
The city undertakes widening and paving on Carroll Park Way and Jefferson Street corridor with concrete curb work and rough grading progressing from College Avenue westward. Zoning commission to meet to review pre zoning survey data and plan hearings. Organ repairs ongoing at All Saints church with historic 103 year old instrument being refurbished. St Timothy’s chapel receives plastering and dampness controls.
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Smeed Uy
Carroll Parkway
Bouse Street
College Avenue
Jefferson Street
West Patrick Street
Zonits Commission
Zoning Commission
Breyor and
Aternico
Puskhouser
Mollet Com
All Sams
All Saints Church
Helfenstein
Mouttu End White
Baltimers
Roy Martin
Raho and Betaan
Glenn I. Nikirk
Recorths
Bf. FP. Moller Company
Hagerstown
Ernest Helfenstein
Edwin C. Markell
Betn
St.Timothy's Chapel
Pramklin Street
W. R. Barker Turner
Adamastown
All Saints
Southern Cross Foundoff Western Australia Coast
The Southern Cross missing for ten days with Captain Charles Kingsford Smith and three crew on a Sydney to England flight was reportedly found 39 miles southwest of Durrsdale Mission station in Western Australia. Captain Chater questioned the report’s authenticity and urged caution in accepting it.
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New South Wales
Souther Cross
Charles Kingsford-Smith
England
Sydney
Drrsdale
Western Australia
Chater
Vare to Pinehurst after recovery from stroke
Vare, Much Better, Goes to Pinehurst. reports he is en route to Pinehurst North Carolina after four months of recuperation from a paralytic stroke at his winter home in St Lucie Florida. He walked alone as he started his trip and plans to spend days there before returning to his Atlantic City Maryland home.
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Willan
S. Vare
Pinehurst
N. C
St. Lucie
Vare
Pipehurst
Atlantic Cir
Pyles Runners Face Climb Over Mountains
Cumberland April. Pyle's cross country marathoners tackle one of their hardest tasks on a route over Appalachian peaks. They face 83 miles to Uniontown Pa with heat and possible showers as Ed Gardner from Seattle leads the field at the start.
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Cumberland
Pyle
Uniontown
Ed Gardner
Seattle
Ene Hop
Railway Express Denied Entry Into Virginia
Richmond Virginia April 9 AP The State Corporation Commission denied Railway Express Agency Inc permission to conduct business within the state The agency which absorbed American Railway Express property may still do interstate work The commission suggested forming a Virginia corporation to handle general express business and merge with Railway Express to comply with Virginia constitutional limits on foreign public service firms.
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Richmond
State Corporation Commission
Railway Express Agency, Inc
American Railway Express Company
Corporation
Virginia
Railway Express Agency
Virginia Corporation
Commission
Southeastern Express Company
Missing Plane Plunges Into Swamp Near Hawkins
Burlington detectives seek air force help to search Hawkins Swamp between Barnezat and Manahawkin for a Sikorsky amphibian on a flight from Norfolk to New York. Ralph Corlis and his brother reported seeing a plane plunge into the swamp. the craft vanished with two occupants aboard.
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Burlington
Burlington County
Naval Au”Thoriies
Gakehart
Hawkins Swamp
Barnezat
Manahawkin
T. Raymona
Finucane
Rochester
Pines
New York
Ralph Corlis
Manahkawki Te
Parker's
Rebel General Arrives in Juarez for Inspection
Juarez Chihuahua April 3 reports General Caraveo's Cavalry staging inspection here. Observers say the expedition may move across the mountains toward evacuating the area as Mexican rebels conduct activities nearby.
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Juarez
Chistzahua
Chihua
Caraveo
Juar#2
Carena
Freed crew of the Im Alone sails from New Orleans
Captain Thomas E Randell and the Canadian schooner I m Alone crew were dismissed by a United States Commissioner at the DA request in New Orleans. The DA said the action does not prejudice coast guards rights to seize rum runners or civil claims.
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New Orleans
Thomas E. Randell
Coast Guard
Gulf of Mexico
United States
lAttorney
Edmund D. Talbot
Department of Justice
Washington
Mountain Fire Under Control In Frederick County
An 1800 acre tract in northern Frederick County owned by Lawrence Riches faced a forest fire. Fire wardens and a crew of 49 brought the blaze under control today after spreading to 230 acres yesterday afternoon. The effort involved timber areas and occurred near Hacersiaxn.
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Hacersiaxn
Frederick
Net
Lawrence Riches
Hoos
Ares
Miédie
Lindbergh Leaves After Visit to His Fiancée
Reports indicate Charles A. Lindbergh departed after meeting his fiancée. He is said to be returning to New York, with several stops along the route noted in dispatches.
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Lindbergh
United
St. al Iica Pian
New York
Liquor Talk From Southern Politicians Stirring Controversy
Senator Blease of South Carolina defended drinking, clashing with prohibitionists as he stated there is no law against taking a drink and suggested violators act as public servants. He cited his past as mayor and governor to claim strict enforcement of laws, while other southern leaders disputed liquor claims and praised regional production.
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Cote Biease
South Carolin
South Cacoling
Blusse
South Carolina
Charles M. Stedman
North Carolina
Blease
Congress
Washington
New Bern
S. C
Ed Fet
Lee Eve
Radio and Wire Merger Blocked by Law to Go to Congress
Washington officials say the proposed RCA Communications Inc and ITT merger violates the last radio law and must be sent to Congress. The plan combines wire and radio firms under one umbrella, with discussions noted at a government session.
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RADIO
Washington
Radio Corporation of America Communications, Inc
International Telephone and Telegraph Company
Congress
Radio Sagara
NM PER OPS OED AULD. TRE aye NM PER OPS OED AULD.
The fragmentary text notes repeated phrases about old orders and approval. It seems to reference New Mexico operations and a policy or directive, with multiple lines echoing the same wording. No clear individuals, dates, or institutions are identifiable in the legible portion.
Five Pounds of Steam Heat City Hall Switches On
City Hall staff endured heat as a furnace gauge climbed to five pounds of steam after caretaker Babe Riddlemoser started repairs. He believed summer had not yet arrived and fired the furnace on a warm June day, lifting the radiators to full heat as workers sweated through the office.
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Frederickson
City Hall
Palm Beach
City Register
Imer
Charles J
Babe) Riddlemoser
Jantorag
Congregation Held Up by Bandits for 7000 in Loot
Five masked thieves armed with shotguns rob a 80 member First Romanian synagogue in Chicago. They force a line up against a wall and take money, jewelry, and valuables from men and women over about an hour. Some victims identify the bands as causing fear in the worship space.
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Chicago
Ims
Dawes Proposed as British Ambassador
Unverified OCR note states Dawes is proposed for the post of British ambassador. The fragment mentions a figure 74 and the term ASIBAST, but lacks clear context or confirmation of the appointment.
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Dawes
Pa R R stockholders ratify stock issuance
Pennsylvania Railroad shareholders vote to authorize the issuance of additional stock during a special meeting. Officials report approval clears the path for new capital to fund road improvements and expanding operations.
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PA. R. R
Seckiitigers
Penassania Raii Akncal
Iposal
Seven Convicted After Party in Car at Saturday
A crowded court heard seven defendants charged with disorderly conduct after a party in a car on Saturday near Frederick. The group including Bermand Hartman James Trundle Harry McGall Leroy Soper Mildred Redmond and Lorena Lones were found guilty and fined plus costs.
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Rocky Ridge Pike
Frederick
Ansie
Willian Siler
Ida
Mune Ster
Rocky Ridge Road
5. A. Lewis
E. A. James
A. Y. Bennett
Pullty
Justice Bowers
Louis Darmer
Costa
James Gutton, Jr
Darmer
Sutton
Damer
People's Court
Court News Highlights Local Marriage Licenses And Wills
Court records show marriages for E Hopp with Naomi Massey and others including Painter Henretty Hyatt Moxley, Wiles Vis Sites Kepner Venck Elsner Metvor Mead, plus equity cases Himes Keister and Eicholtz will details. The late Anderson Eicholtz will is probated with allocations to Betty Eicholtz Lara and Evelyn. executors named. Thurmont transaction notes mention sale of business and relocation plans. Thurmont area and Gaithersburg High School students to perform in local event directed by Beatrice Melick.
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Alert E. Hopp
Naomi B. Massey
Prederick
James E. Painter
Ruth Etatelti Henretty
Brunswick
RouCois Hyatt Aiexley
Claguetta—ville
Edna Virginia Moxley
Montgomery Heights
Melvin E. Crouse
Eva Mae Cole
Pearl
Raymond N. Wiles
Bennett
Wilda I. Keister
George Williaze Keister
Willie
Anderson M. Eicholtz
Thurmont
Betty Florence Eicholtz
Lara Eicholtz
Evelyn Eicholtz
Raymond Echolitz
Cal T. Eicholiz
Ser EL Black
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Railway Express
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Teo Post
Rumanian Synagogue
Asibast
Court News
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Roscoe Mack- Soguste
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