Rev G E Williams New M E Minister For Local Church
At the Baltimore Conference closing in Washington the Rev G E Williams is named to the Frederick church. Rev I O Wrightson leaves Frederick after seven years to Douglass Memorial in the Washington district. Dr Edward becomes Epworth in the Washington district. Other returns and transfers outline a busy circuit reshuffle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
I. O. Wrightson
Frederick
Wrightson
Douglass Memorial church
G. Elis Willams
pworth
Mr. Wrightson
Fred
pri
sikely
Scooney
D. B. Gates
Havers Ferri
J.E.Holt
Smithsburg
W. Brittingham
Doubs
Fehnron
Urbana
GW. Paul
Baltimore West
Harold McKay
Sykesville
W. 5. Jones
Fhurmont
D. E. Moyian
Christchurch
Lewison
Union Bridge
apd
A. Leemey
Bethesda
F. H. Branswick
Wendellsburg
H. L. Coffman W. R. burg
A. EL Owers
Petition for County Road Lost in Delaware Poorly Noted
A fragment mentions residents challenging a county road petition in Delaware. The text implies dissatisfaction with county commissioners and delays in elevating or locating the road. No clear date, names, or definitive action are provided.
Harding to Go to Alaska
Associated Press reports President Harding plans a summer trip to Alaska after visiting the Pacific Coast. definite dates mentioned June 20 departure and July 15 arrival, with officials stating the journey is not a political swing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presi
gion
Alaska
Pacific
white House
ins
West
Harding
Reform Church Reports and Pews Dilemma at Parish Meeting
The Evangelical Reformed Church held its annual meeting in the church parlors led by acting chair Rev. Henri L. G. Kieffer. Grayson H. Staler was elected chairman with Arthur H. Doll as secretary, followed by multiple department reports and a debate over pew payments beginning April 1924, plus election of deacons and elders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed church
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Grayson H. Staler
Arthur H. Doll
Kieffer
A. C. McCardell
A. LeRoy McCardell
G. Oscar Rhoads
R. &. J. Dutrow
Joseph Ti. Appis
Elizabeth DeLashmutt
P. T. Kuhs
Spencer Zimmerman
Cradle Roil
Frank Dertzbaugh
Jacob H. Schmidt
Leonard Notnagle
Home Department
Charles W. Lough
Elizabeth DeLasimutt
Bernard Stull
Missionary Society
P. T. Kuhn
Téead
Ruth Engle
Young People Christian Endeavor Sociwish
William
Ladies”ng Society
Adeles
William G. Zimmerman
Mite Society
Teag
W. O. Glaze
Altar Guild
Latherine Dutrow
George T Schroeder
Hopital Fund
Katherine Ramsburgh
Missionary and Stewardship Committee
Lewis A. Rice
Tielier Fund
ess
consteation
ixo eideq
A. LeRor McCar
Jacob Rohrback
elde
J. Harry Brandenburg
G H. Droagburs
Action az
pat
Maryland Doctors Join International Medical Tour
Dr Johnson returns aboard the steamer Van Dyke sailing from Rio de Janeiro with a large delegation from the American College of Surgeons. Dr Johnson, Dr Hugh H Young and Dr Randolph Winslow from Baltimore are the only Marylanders on the tour expected to dock in New York on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Fok
America
Van Dyke
Rio de Janeiro
New York
Hugh H. Young
Randolph Winslow
timore
Firemen Convention Seeks 2000 for June Fund
The Maryland State Firemen’s Association plans the Thirty-First Annual Convention here on June 6 to 8. A budget estimates about 2900 to raise with 2000 for decorations music and prizes. An historic engine once owned by George Washington will be exhibited.
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Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Thomas A. Chapline
Lewis A. Rice
A. Kemp Keefer
Robert
Bennett
Maryland
United States
Veteran's Fire Association
Virginia
George Washington
Reservoir and J C C Refuse Rehearing On Street Problems
City officials plan a Wednesday night meeting to discuss street widening and a proposed storage reservoir project. Emory Crum the city engineer urged hiring a consulting engineer, with several options under review. A petition from the Lions Club on Market Street widening will be presented, and the Lions cite state road work as a reason to act now. The Associated Press reports railroad mileage book reconsideration by the ICC may affect sales starting May 15 for most Class 1 lines.
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RESERVOIR
meeling
Emory Crum
white
Meror
Ablerme
mint ain one
meetigs
rhems Club
Market street
kenown
Lions Club
Frederic
Associated Press
Wash
Interstate Commerce Commission
ini sefar
Fed
Clary Brothers in Separate Grand Jury Hearings
Walter Clary, about 30, of Pear Plain No 4, was arrested after drawing a 2.45 army pattern gun on his brother John W. Clary in Woodville. Walter was held on $100 bail while John W. Clary faced a $109 bond for the September grand jury after pleading guilty to charges related to the incident and alleged drinking. Justice Falconer at New Market oversaw the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Clary
pear Plane No. 4
Ebert Davies
Airy
John W. Clary
Woodvile
Clary
Walter
John
Jones
Deputrat ir
brothers
B. L.Bunkies
Justice Falconer
New Market
Man Charged With Driving Without License Held on Collateral
Jimmy Hicks appeared for a hearing on an operating a car without a license charge. Justice J Tahame Johnson postponed the case to Tuesday morning. Hicks, denied a license, was held on $100 collateral after sheriff custody this morning. Wicks had two warrants sworn out against Hicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy” Hicks
J. Tahame Johnson
Hicks
Wicks
Jam Jones
Jo Johnson
desrins
Annual Dance Held by G H S Alumnae Association
The Girls High School Alumnae Association held its annual dance Monday night in the Francis Scott Key Hotel ball room. about 129 attendees. Music by David Hazan’s orchestra accompanied the event. committee members included Edmonds, Lena Maggio, Catherine Rowe, Michae Eliza, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ High School
Francis Scott Key
David Hazan
chestra
Edmonds
Lena Maggio
Catherine Rowe
Michae Eliza
ith peas
Savered volis
irs
Hudaiogach
Mildred Neighbor
aentsemp Miller
Secreta
Educational Leaders Plan April Conference on School Health
Educators including county superintendents and the State Board of Education will meet April 78 at the ark avenue building Baltimore to discuss educational problems. Dr Henry M Fitzhugh will present Health Work in the Schools as a key topic amid broader concerns about school reform and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nid
State Board
Ea- Res
ark avenue
Baltimore
Henry M. Fitzhugh
State Board of Education
Unique School Method Planned in Froderici Public Schools
Froderici public schools adopt a unique period of coping with local conditions. An elementary courses program replaces standard routines with manual training and domestic science to teach practical skills. The plan has operated for about three years with 20 to 40 students enrolled and Federal aid supporting training at Sparrows Point and Easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froderici
Frederick
Sparrows Point
Easton school
Raw Sugar Reaches Highest Price Since 1920
The Associated Press reports New York on April 10 that raw sugar prices rose to their highest level since 1920. Freight costs were 575. Ongoing Cuban central shutdowns limited supply, while renewed buying from Cuban, European, and Canadian interests spurred demand. Domestic refineries entered the market, and a growing cash business was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Asso ed Press
New York
centrals
Cuba
Grounds Committee of Ball Club Holds Meeting
A Frederick Baseball Club grounds committee met Monday to plan a Thursday tour of the grounds. No concrete park improvements were decided, but a hoped for materialization from the Monday session was anticipated. Committee members include Charles F P Hiteshew J Harry Grove E E Wacht F O Staub W O Koit and Frank M Shapro.
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crounds
Frederick
Lutig
Thuraiay
Irauards
Charles FP. Hiteshew
J. Harry Grove
E. E. Wacht
E. E. Wacht F. OV. Staub
W. O. Koit
Frank M. Shapro
Bethlehem Steel to Raise Wages on April 16
Bethlehem Steel announces wage increases to take effect April 16 across its manufacturing plants. The exact amount will be determined through employee representation at each site and is expected to align with an eleven percent rise recently announced by United States Steel. Edison remains quiet as others seek answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BETHLEHEM STEEL
Odd Fellows Meet in Baltimore for 95th Grand Lodge Opening
Odd Fellows of Maryland gather at the Baltimore temple April 16 and 17 for the 95th annual Grand Lodge session with 336 lodges represented. Rev. L. B. Hafer of Taneytown to preside. annual report shows nearly 990 new members. funds for an Odd Fellows Home for orphans and aged at Frederick to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
temple
Baltimore
Grand Lodge of Maryland
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
order Americaid
Rev. L. B. Hafer
Taneytown
Grand Lodge
Grand Masters’ Association of
William A. Jones
Odd Fellows Home
Frederick
building commission
Frank I. Duncan
Towson
America
Thomas Wildey
Washington Lodge, No. 1
Maryland
W. James Wilkinson, Sr
J. Frank Primmer
L. Hessen
Tanestown
Stuyvesant Fish Dies at Directors Meeting
The former president of Illinois Central Railroad, Stuyvesant Fish, collapsed during a directors meeting while plans for a new theatre funding were being discussed. The Associated Press report from New York on April 14 notes his death during the session.
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STUYVESANT FISH
DIRECTORS’ MEETING
Ilinois Central cision
poential Railroad
aed
Associated Press
New York
Sturvtesant Fish
hankey
Ilinois Central Railroad
Bank cashier's trial begins in Baltimore today
J Edward Young former cashier of the First National Bank Hagerstown faces a U S District Court trial in Baltimore on 42 counts alleging misapplication of funds totaling 83229 96 with about 50 witnesses summoned including many women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BALTIMORE
J. Edward Young
First National
Hagerstown
First National Bank
United States District Court
United States
Woodcock
Young
Murder Syndicate Member Guilty of Murder
Clarksburg West Virginia April 19 A criminal court returned a murder verdict against Nick Salamante alleged member of a so called murder syndicate. He was indicted for Wing Frapies a barber. Ten other alleged members of the so called murder syndicate are to be brought to trial.
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Br Tie
Associated Press
Clarksburg
W. Va
Afto
Nick Salamante
alo “bien hand society
Wing Frapies
sa munler
Man and four children burned to death in Iowa
A fire at a farm home in Iowa killed a man and four children. The report features chaotic quotes and mentions of local officials and a marital remark, reflecting a sensationalized wire service style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MAN
IOWA
Stinnes and wife released after train detainment
German industrialist H. Stinnes and his wife were detained by French railway guards on a Schaten horst route and taken from their berths. Officials searched their baggage before releasing them in Dortmund on April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STINNES
Tks Associated Preas
Dortmund
Huce Siunzes
Penfield pleads guilty to embezzling 977000 dollars
H Penfield former cashier of the Springfield National Bank pleaded guilty in United States District Court to embezzling more than 977000 dollars of bank funds. Sentence was deferred.
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Associated P. Cincinnati
H. Penfield
Springfield, O
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Douglass Memorial
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Southern Methodist Conference
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Red Sea
Evangelical Congregation
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
State America
Fredonia Council
Geo. T.M. Shafer
John J. Brown
John F. Oland
A. EF. Heidler
Francis Scott Key Counci
John W. Falk
George T Baumgardner
Clarence M.Phleeger
James M. Duhel
Salisbury
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Gott
Kansas City Star
BALL CLUB
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Eugene G. Grace
Bethlehem Steel Corporati
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United States Steel Corporation
Edison
News- Times
Balmore
stration
Edward Trrine
William W. Mamstone
Workers’ Party of America
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Leniner
Trotzky
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Geibach
W. Chihen
J. Hoover
Freddy Wheeler
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