Will of Mary C Kunkel leaves Hood College 4000 in bonds
Mary Czitherine Kunkel's will filed for probate reveals an estate near 46000 with 20300 in pecuniary bequests and a specific bequest to Hood College of 4000 in bonds. She amended provisions by four codicils since 1911, naming numerous relatives and institutions including the Nazareth Orphans’ Home and various church boards. Executors named John S. Newman and Arthur D. Willard as trustees. remainder to Emma Burke of Baltimore.
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Mary Czitherine Kunkel
Office of the Register of Wills
Minnie M. Harley
Emma Harke
Baltimore
Minnie M. Farley
Testatrix
Frederick County National Bank
Lillian Schley
Mary Wilson
William Kunkel
Miss Kunkel
John B. Kunkel
Elizabeth Naylor
Ida Frazier
Nannie W. Dudley
Neil Finch
Dudley
John
Henry
Charles
Robert
Philip Robinson
John K. Hogg
Mildred
Frank Hoge
Breatniece
Emma Parke
Baltimore City
Robert Harley
William Tlar- Tey
Edward Trail
Ella Wiles
Harry Wiles
Nazareth Orphans’ Home
North Carolina
Board of Foreign Missions of
The
Reformed Church
United States
Board of Home Missions
the Reformed Church
Society For the Relief of Ministers
Reformed Church of America
Baker Kunkel
Philadelphia
Greatniece
Theresa K. Ross
Isabel Daniels
Margaret
Kate
Mary Waters
Laura Schmidt
Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church
Lancaster
Hood College
Evangelical Reformed Church
Emma Burke
C. Albert Gilson
Edgar WK. Moore
Thomas P. Rice
William (. Birely
Cattawba College
Newton
N. C
Masrietta Steele
Ledwin Morton
Cowsin
Mary C. Novlam
Mary W. Gale
G. W. W. Fifer
Gay A. Tyson
Field Meet Tuesday at Frederick Fairgrounds
The seventh annual field meet of the colored schools of Frederick County will be held Tuesday April 20 at the Frederick Fairgrounds under the Playground Athletic League of Baltimore. Supervisor J W Brun ler and director Dr William Burdick lead efforts as schools from the county and city compete starting at 10 a.m. Coraley’s Drum Corps and Tidewater Corner Band provide music. Refreshments arranged by a special committee.
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Frederick County
J. W. Brunler
Frederick Fairgrounds
Playground Athtic League
Baltimore
Wiliam Burdick
Corey
Tidewater Corner
Ninn Bridge
Church Street School Leads At End Of First Half Carnival
The First Regiment Armory hosted a large girls carnival with 1,200 participants from Frederick city and county. Key events included dodge ball tours, parades, and prize awards for Church Street and Woodsboro teams, with 34 schools in competition and multiple under12 and under16 divisions led by Church Street and Walkersville performances.
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Church Street School
Char
Woodsboro
Frederick Iigh
Academy
Walkersville
North Market Street
Washington Street
Middletown High
Wolfaville
Emmitsburg High
Thurmont High
Petersville
Bransy West Bronsw Liberty High
Mt. Pleasant
Dublin
Maryland
Helen L. Jamart
Rocky Springs
Rocky Ridge
Shookstown
Lillian Shank
Mildred Stup
Church Street
Evelyn Stitley
Musgrove
East Brunswick
Catherine Hauver
Middletown
Ruth Grove
Frederick Higg
Mary Hoffman
Mr. Pleasant
Helen Staley
2. Grossnickle
M. Hays
T. Goucker
C. Pryor
C. Wolfe
FE. Smith
C. Clem
L. Baumgardner
C. Hahn
H. Hull
M. Haller
M. Hamilton
G. Shook
P. Strine
Frances Chipley
Charlotte Crum
Millie Culler
Nellie Fogle
Margaret Einis
Charlotte Myers
Louise Sailor
Isabel Suedes
Winona Smith
Kathryn Rimmerman
West Brunswick
Thelma Burger
Viola Covell
Welen Crampton
Margaret Geishert
Virginia Tarding
Barbara Haines
Sielen Houff
Edna Thebus
Hilda Zimmerman
Margaret Zeigler
Mary Miler
Louise Clark
Lillian Biddinger
Liberty
Edna Hall
Maryland School For the Deaf
Dodge Hall
Dorothy Wacht Shurch
Maxine LeGore
Eodshore
Henrietta Bair
Woodshore
Iclen Jennings
Wazel Crawford
Ruth — Flantz
Frances Vogle
Agatha Tloke
Maryianna Main
Margaret Nusz
Barbara Moberly
Naomi Wachter
Browning Sees Romance Gone
New York April 10 A marriage between Edward W Browning a wealthy real estate operator and Fradbhes Heenan 15 years old was deemed remote Browning through his secretary called the Heenan affair a closed chapter Mrs Heenan said she never considered the engagement seriously The girl said they were engaged when Browning turned his attention to her after an earlier adoption attempt attracted attention Browning had given no confirmation prior to this statement
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New York
Edward W. Browning
Eenan
Browning
Heenan
Mary Louise Spas
MacREADY RESIGNS FROM ARMY AIR SERVICE
Lieut John A MacReady of McCook Field resigns from the army air service after landing from another attempt at a world altitude record. His altimeter reached 34000 feet though the record stands at 39586, and he will join Delco Light Company in Dayton.
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Dayton
Ohio
John A. MacReady
McCook
United States Army
Army Air Service
MacReady
Delco Light Company
General Motors Corporation
Canada’s Prohibition Aids Wet Cause Hearings
Canada’s prohibition experiments were cited in the Senate Kayor committee hearings as evidence for the wet side. Francis William Russell reported a surge in crime amid prohibition in western Canada, while Sir William Stavert explained Quebec’s liquor control plan and AFL vice-president Matthew W. Q. asserted the dry law harms working people and benefits the rich.
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Washington
Canada
Senate
Francis William Russell
Winnipeg
Moderation League of Manitoba
Western Canada
Quebec
William Stavert
Montreal
Liquor Commission
William
Matthew W. Q
American Federation of Labor
Luther Burbank in grave condition at home
Santa Yusa Calif April 10 Luther Burbank gravely ill at his home for two weeks due to mental and physical strain from overwork. The noted horticulturist remains exhausted and weak as doctors monitor his condition closely.
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Santa Tusa
Calif
Luther Burbank
Morningstar Arrested for DWI After Morning Hours
Daniel L. Morningstar was arrested at about 12 50 this morning for operating a machine while under the influence of liquor or drug. He posted $100 bail for a hearing tonight. Officers Jacobs and Hoff man made the arrest and a number of witnesses were summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel L. Morningstar
Jacobs
Hoffman
Frederick Men Elected At Meeting Of The State Council Of O U A M
The seventy eighth annual session of the Maryland State Council of the Order United American Men met in Red Men’s Hall Baltimore with about fifty in attendance. Officers elected include Geelf Craig as State Councilor and J J Richards as State Vice Councilor. next session planned for Salisbury. Memorial service held for deceased members and retiring officers honored.
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Eigth
State Council of Maryland
Order United American Men
Red Men's Hall
North Face Street
Baltimore
Glenn Elliott
Mardeia Springs
Wivoimico County
Samuel L. Craig
Principio Furnace
Cecil County
John G. Brit Lingham
John A. Falk
W. CG. Roderick
J H. Richards
Cherry Hill
Elmer F. Munshower
Wm. C. Roderick
James Ritton
Geelf Craig
Star Council
J. J. Richards
John W. Falk
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
John F. Hatton
Athol Council
Mardela Springs
Clarence M. Picketer
Samuel LT. Craig
Principia Turnace
Virgil P. iWilliins
Salisbury
Alexander Kilpatrick
Lay View
Bay View
Franely Scott Key Council
W. O. Fish
Trancocas
N. J
H. L. Hastings
Galestown
State Council
Craig
Fish
Eliott
A. PT. Abernath
John H. Owens
Venus Council
Havre de Chace
Law Committee
W. D. Gravenor
Sharptown
God
Mr. Fish
Gravenor
Samuel G. Craig
George
Charles A. Landis
Elmer FP. Munshower
John F. Qiand
A. KE. Treidler
Freedonia Council
Clarence M. Phiieger
Wm. C Roderick
Tra M. Wiles
Franklin N Shipley
James N. Dabel
Wm. F. Snyder
Jacob T. Engelbrecht
Francis
Scod Key
Quartet Held After Long Chase In Robbery Case
Four colored men were arrested after a late Friday robbery of an elderly woman near Burkittsville. The Ford coupe used in the theft was found at a gas station and linked to the Baltimore theft. Officers recovered shares of about $40 in cash, with two suspects identified as Samuel Perkins and John Smith. A pursuit through Jefferson led to a third man fleeing. shots were fired in the chase. William Washington and Paul Verkins were detained as other members were sought. All four are in Frederick County jail.
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Albaugh
Crum Fiiday
Hillg
Burkittsville
Sherif
Maoxville
Baltimore
Frederick
Crum
Jefferson
Tie
Paul Verklns
Shotz
Negra
State Road
Samuel Perkins
John Smith
Omeer Jacobs
Washington
William Washington
Filby
Olly
Frederick County
Chinese President Deposed by Coup in Peking
In Peking April 10 the Chinese president was displaced in a coup d etat. General Whe Tei-Fu and military leaders moved to restore political order. The chief executive was placed under restraint as troops and the national army acted. The guard was disarmed and former President Tsao-Kun released from imprisonment.
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Peking
EAY
Ideal
Pt Chi
Whlen
Whe Tei-Fu
Cie
National Army
Veldjus
Gene Wi
Kaminehun
Actional Army
Tsao-Kun
Planes Crash in England Kills Five Royal Flying Corps Members
In Trnlow England on April 1 two Royal Flying Corps planes collided and crashed. Two officers and three enlisted men were killed as the aircraft burned, taking the lives of five servicemen.
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Trrnlow
England
Royal Flying Corps
Lairor
Dr Wehler Warns Of National Decadence And Decaying Literature
Dr Wehler warns of national decay due to vulgar literature and lax education while praising religious schooling and moral reform. He cites gray hairs in politics and culture, criticizes modern magazines, and urges churches to promote wholesome, higher ideals. The talk precedes a Monroecu Club May meeting at the Evangelical Reformed church in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Weller
Ita Reformed
Baltimore
Evangelical Reformed Church
Joseph H. Apple
Hood College
Frederick Orchestra Club
Walter K. Sinn
Jacob H. Lehmit
Emory G. Nusa
Lewis A. Klee
Fenri L. G. Kieffer
Joseph HE. Apelle
Lewis A. Rice
CG. Kefouver
Walter E. Stan
Gilmore i. Flautt
Jacob
Sehmidt
Roy Ramsburg
Gilmore R. Flautt Arethur HW. Doll
Guy H. Dreneburg
Henry Ramsburg
Arthur H. Doll
Poll
Hosea
Israel
Greece
Rome
Dr. Wehler
Almerica
Baltinore
Clarence Darrow
America
Wehler
Llomay
Wrank RR
Kent
Mencken
American Mercury
de Wehler
Johan Tisert
United States
Country Club Benefit Party Attracts Funds For Year
Suffient money to provide entertainments for the rest of the year was raised at the benefit party at the Catoctin Coventey Club Friday night. The event, run by the entertainment committee FLW, featured lime rick contests, a music segment, and an auctioneering display that kept the crowd laughing as donors provided prizes. Proceeds will cover future club socials and May 30 dance plans.
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Bencit
Catoctin Coventey Club
FLW
Flarnwell
Yisdrmin
Loreal Busine
Wo. Yewn
Mary Ellen Thomas
Rh. W. Laer
Lewis Leichert
B. Nicodemus
Betty Lee
Willam Bleichert
Severn Barn
Hart
Richard TL Ross
Cora Staley
E. D. McCain
Levy
Mia
Edward DP. Thomas
Charles A. Opel
SUSTAINED DEMAND FOR RAILROAD SHARES
New York April 10 1925 irregular and quick stock market session saw sustained demand for railroad shares driven by favorable annual reports and heavy freight traffic. The rail rally boosted industrials while motor shares faced renewed selling impulses. Total sales reached 973000 shares.
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New York
Springlike Weather To Continue Next Week
Washington Apel 3a. Weather outlook for the week starting Monday shows Sunday night generally fair, Monday and Tuesday mild with a period of showers around Wednesday or Thursday. Cooler Monday, warmer Tuesday and near normal temperatures overall. The report mentions religious prose and banquet details with names and attendees such as Rev A P Tosh, Hood College official, and a list of many helpers and musicians.
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Washington
Passaic Clashes as Mounted Police Break Up Strikes
Police armed with mounted units quell two textile striker parades in Passaic. Officers arrest several, a uniformed rider is beaten, and a later clash near the American Legion relief station prompts police aid to Legionnaires amid property protection efforts.
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ATL
Weaper Hee
Horses
Tate Losensly
American Legion
Whch
Relief Blore
Fourth
Monroe
Legion Relief
Legionnaires
Apple Growers and Spray Men Conference Set
Washington April 10 The Department of Agriculture will assemble a conference of apple growers, shippers, manufacturers, and distributors of insecticide sprays and spray machinery on Monday to improve spraying methods. British dealers were fined for selling apples allegedly contaminated, hurting the export market for American apples. The discussion centers on preventing toxic spray residues and protecting consumer health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
ADA
Department of Agriculture
Newspapermen Debate News Dissemination at Congress
The Pane American Congress of Journalists in Washington on April 10 focused on the authentication and distribution of news. Official leaders included Ernesto Montenegro of EL Mocario Chile and AP president Frank Noyes, INS head Koenigs, and UP president Furay.
Severe earthquake damages on Fayalaus island report
Lisbon reports severe damage from Tuesday night quake on Fayalaus Island in the Azores. Many buildings collapsed and numerous families are destitute and homeless. Municipal authorities appeal to the government for aid.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Fayalaus the Great
Azores
Ad- Viece
Pie Povernment
Bnt
Sit
North Pole dirigible sails for Toulon France
The Norge dirigible of the Amundsen Ellsworth North Pole expedition left at 9 10 this morning for Toulon. Hood College Athletic Association elected Elizabeth Burtner president for the coming year with high academic standing. Margaret Harvey named vice president. Tottenstein and Dorothy McIntyre named secretary and treasurer. Installations follow Track Day on May 22 with athletic honors presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulon
France
Rome
Norge
Amundsen-Ellsworth North Palp
Wrange
Mr Posty To Speak At Lutheran Church Meeting
Charles Posey of Martual Life Insurance Co New York will speak at the regular meeting and supper of the Men's Club of the Evangelical Lutheran church Monday night at 6 15 o clock. Charles A ip Dr is chairman of the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Posty
Charlies R. Posey
Martual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Amd
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles A. Ip
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Frederick High
Frederick City
First Regiment Armory
Frederick High School
G. Lloyd Palmer
William G. Burdick
Maryland Playground Athletic League
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Church St
Frederick Hien
Frances Heenan
United Brethren Church
Lutheran Church
Church of the Brethren
Myersville
Elmer Harp Wil
Frances Horine
Wanderer
Delaware
Experiment OF
Manitoba Moderation League
Commission
American Labor Federation
Burbank
Burkittsville, Charge
Country Club
Clurch
A. P. Tosh
Willis
Birety
Ores Club
Marguerite Null
G Ethel McNutt
Oscar Rhoads
Austin Rhoads
Dert Eader
William Smith
W Oal
Charles Doll
W. Gimmerman
G. Waring Tyson
August Herw
Wiliam ¢. Birely
Jacob Schmidt
Devilia Brish
Charles ¥. Zimmerman
Guy HH. Droneburge
Guy Wolfe
Charlotte DeLashmutt
Elizabeth DeLashmutt
Mikfred Thomas
Katherine Dutrew
Ruth Dutrew
Eleanor Mariz
Wass Ruth Marte
Rhiabeth Kohn
Emory Nusr
J. Leonard Knotaca
Aline Witter
Fred Knock
Jesse J. Anders
Worthington Glaze
Passaic
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