Mayfair Apartments Court Case Brings Contempt Penalties
In People’s Court at Mayfair Apartments case, J A Baker janitor of 202 East Church Street was fined $25 or 10 days for contempt after pressing arrest of visitor Welter Keeney. Miss Gertrude Wissler owner faces possible disorderly house charges amid questioning. The morning session revealed disputes over the rooming house and Keeney’s accusations, with further proceedings postponed for clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A Baker
Mayfair Apartments
East Church street
Welter Keeney
Gertrude Wissles
Peapies
Miss Wissler
Beker
Keeney
Allen Bartgis
Charles Devitbiss
Justice Bennett
Storm
Bennett
Troxell
Baker
wes ‘Troxell
Matherine Soper
Toomer
Miss Wissier
Frederick
Bishop McDowell delivers life symphony sermon at Community Lenten service
Bishop William Praser McDowell of Washington spoke at Tivoli Theater on the theme Life Symphony emphasizing spiritual supremacy and experience testing. Over 900 attendees heard his critique of evil and praise of tested virtues as Frederick’s Protestant churches wrap up a week of Lenten services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Praser McDowell
Washington
Tivoli Theater
Frederick
Paul
Thessalonians
McDowell
Bishop McDowell
lfe
C. S. G. Rupp
Evangelical Lutheran church
Charles K. ‘Wehler
Presbyterian church
Sullivan
Wade ‘Mal
Henry T
William C. Smith
McCormick Leads Deneen by Over 200000 in GOP Primary
Ruth Anna McCormick's margin over Charles S. Deneen exceeded 200000 as late returns from Tuesday's primary were tabulated. With 6607 of 7117 precincts reporting, McCormick had 647002 votes to Deneen's 445419, while Neston Jenkins trailed with 126100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ruthanna McCormick
Charles 5
Deneen
MacCormick
Neston Jenkins
Pittsburgh couple gifts $25,000 for Hood College dormitory
Mr. and Mrs. Louise A Meyran of Pittsburgh donate twenty five thousand dollars for Hood College’s new dormitory under erection. Dr. John A. Hollinger, Pittsburgh, informs the college board. The Meyrans have supported Grate Reform Church and Franklin and Starshall College, Lancaster. No naming decision yet. The couple plans to visit the campus after winter in Los Angeles and Europe travel this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re. Louise A Meyran
Pittsburgh
Hood’ Colege
John A. Hollinger
Frederick
Franklin and Starshall College
Lancaster
Franklin
Brunswick merchant WN L Gross dies at 72
William Lynch Gross a Brunswick pioneer merchant and eight year Frederick county Board of Education member died at his home after a two week illness. He was 72 and survived by wife Anna Clarke Householder, two daughters and three sons. Funeral plans not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lynch Gross
Brunswick
Frederick county
Gross
Board of Education
Frank Sappington
Libertytown
Grace Protestant Episcopal church
St. Mark’s
miboring
Brunswick lodge
Order of Red Men
Lander
Jefferson
Anna Clarke Householder
Plora Clarke Gross
Church street
Frederick
L. G. Beem
Akron
Ohio
E. Lynch
Charles A Gross
William B. Gross
Walkersville High School
Rev Reno S. Harp Jr Ordained Priest in West River
Rev Reno S. Harp Jr son of Mr and Mrs Reno S Harp was ordained priest at West River Episcopal Church at 11 this morning with Rev Dengless Hooff presenting and Bishop Edward T Delfenstein officiating. A local quartet and organist accompanied the service. a parish house dinner followed with Frederick attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno S. Harp, Jr
Reno S. Harp
Episcopal church
West River
West River Episcopal church
Harp
Dengless Hooff
All Saints church
Edward T. Delfenstein
Maryland
E. B Dixon
Samuel E. Brown
Lewis H. Knock
Austin BE. Rhoades
Marshall L. Etchison
Frederick
pare John Gardner Murray
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Frederick whe
Reno S. Bars
Lewis A. Knock
C. E Cline
Hammond Clary
Dixon
Samuel Brown
Rhoads and Etchison
Donald ML. Jen Eins
Controversial Matters At Navy Talks In London
Naval conference experts draft a five power agreement to involve the United States Great Britain and Japan while keeping France and Italy from key clauses. Britain Japan and the US near a three power pact with hope to finalize by tonight as France and Italy weigh participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Briand
France
Grand
Italy
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Ttaly
MacDonald
Stimson
Reijiro Wakatsuki
Hoover asked to attend Antietam ceremonies
Senator Goldsborough and Maryland residents urged President Hoover to attend the 65th anniversary of the Antietam engagement at Sharpsburg on September 1. Alexander Armstrong, former Maryland attorney general, delivered the formal invitation. The Chief Executive reserved his decision on acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator Goldsborough
Maryland
Antietam
Hoover
Sharpsburg
Alexander Armstrong
Local Man Wins O U A M Prize
The closing sessions of the state Counci? of Maryland Order United American Men were held this morning. Prizes were awarded to Salisbury Council No. 32 for the largest membership gain with 44 new members and to Handy Nickerson for submitting the most applications. Frank Korell of Fredonia Council No. 46 received 100 dollars for starting a new council in Baltimore. New State Councilor Samuel L. Craig urged 100 percent loyalty and support. The meeting adjourned to Baltimore on the second Wednesday in April 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
state Counci
Maryland
United American Men
State Council
Salisbury Counci
Handy Nickerson
Frank Korreil
Fredonia
Baltimore
Ingalls Defends Navy Amid Racing Plane Charges
Assistant Secretary David L. Ingalls told a Senate subcommittee that the Navy funds a 25600 study on developing racing airplanes. He labeled charges by Lieut. Alford J. Williams as silly while noting Williams resigned over plans to pursue a private Mercury racer and Schneider Cup aiming for sea service first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
David
Ingalls
Senate
Navy department
Senate Naval committee
navy
Alford J. Williams
Ingals
proad
Willams
Six County Towns to elect in April and early May
Six counties announce local elections in April and early May for Ville and Mt. Airy. Voters will decide mayoral and council seats across participating towns, with polling dates set in spring and results expected by month’s end.
Frederick County Spring Elections Loom in Frederick
Frederick county towns plan spring elections with Brunswick skipping until August. Middletown held a high turnout. Walkersville sees a contest for commissioner between Edward Fink and John E. Cramer as Kent Nicodemus retires. Emmitsburg Thurmont Woodsboro Myersville Mt. Airy all schedule primaries and terms.
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Frederick county
Middletown
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Woodsboro
Macy
Walkersville
Myersville
Alry
Edward Fink
John E. Cramer
Fink
Kent Nicodemus
Ira Burrier
Elmer, Houck
Thomas Ssyler
burgess 9
burgess
W. Nelson Stauffer
Burgess J
Henry Stokes
Burgess Stokes
J. Henry Stokes
nwo
Francis S. K. Matthews
Charles E. EKeithelts
George Naylor
Frank L. Cady hieits
Edwin C Creeger
Ernest Hammaker
Tresselt
H. D. Beachley
Harmony
George F. Smith
W. H. Dorens
Harry Anders
Newton Z. Cramer
Mt. Airy
Btyersville
Mt. Ay
Frank
Lowery
John Horiie
John C. Shepley
William S. Wachiel
Sver
Mt. Aylin
Charles Ooie
Henry G. Hood
Robert E. Burdette
Bradley C. Leatherwood
Harry L. Bushey
Ira D. Watkins
Bishop McDowell Delivers Hood College Chapel Talk
Bishop W F McDowell of Washington DC spoke at Hood College Brodbeck Hall on Wednesday. He cited St Paul to urge testing every idea against life and urged that philosophy must be lovely and becoming for conduct to endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. McDowell
Washington, D. C
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
St. Paul
McDowell
Girl Struck By Car Returns From School
A girl, daughter of George C. Boyce of 621 North Market, was struck as she crossed the street after 4 PM on a Wednesday. She disclaimed serious injury and required only minor treatment after the car, owned by Scott Schwartz of Walker, passed by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Boyce
North Market street
Scott Schuartz
Waikler
Broening Still Candidate for GOP Ticket
Baltimore April 10 AP Former State Senator David A Robb Cumberland was the most mentioned GOP guberna torial hopeful but Mayor William F Broening and backers say he has given up the race Broening's supporters claim he is the logical candidate and can win rural support Goldsborough and party leaders say the party must be dry Broening backers deny his prohibition stance Hood College and American University debate open to all high school graduates Hood teams to debate in Bodbeck Hall at Hood College Miss Anna Spieman Miss Helen Strohm and Miss Miriam Klawan comprise Hood negative team J C Penney Co executive A B Johnson to attend Cleveland Ohio for two weeks
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Robert Sealock
PGs
Nancy Sealock
Jefferson
Witnness
Tre court
Setardar
asiice Bennett
Sealock
Michael E. Pue
cowri
fut- Genihs
Sealocs
Willam
Baltimore
David A. Robb
Cumberland
Wilam F. Broening
Broening
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
United States
Republicans
Mir. Robb
Senator Goldsborough
Gaien L. Tait
Republican State Central committee
tnis week
Ritchie
Kim
Catherine Anna Spieman
Helen Strohm
Brooman
Fairhead
Miriam Klawan
Frederick County to Name Fourth Apple Blossom Princess
Frederick county will again represent at the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester Virginia with a young county princess. Nelson, general of the fete, is coordinating with local citizens to select the Frederick county princess for the court of honor. The 1930 entrant is expected to be announced within the next day or two.
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Frederick county
Winchester
Nelson es
fetc
Frederick
Federal Council of Churches seeks chance to answer Tinkham charges
Bishop Francis J. McConnell asked Senator Caraway for a Senate hearing to reply to Representative Tinkham’s charges accusing the Federal Council of Churches of violating church state separation. The effort follows Tinkham’s assertion that the council backs indefensible political activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Francis J. McConnell
Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America
Caraway
Senate Lobby committee
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition
Federal Council of Churches
McConnell
Counc ell
Churches of Christ in
Americies
Senate
Federal Council
the
Chicago
council
Congress
Fifth local Music Week to begin May 4 observance plan
Plans are under way for the fifth local observance of National Music Week starting Sunday May 4. The Precerick Choral Society directed by Prof Charlies ML Cassel will perform at Win ch Hall at 8 o clock May 4 with Gallia by Goanod and Hear My Prayer by Men Geissahm and several solos. Frederick Sty All High School Band will give a concert May 6 in Baker Park under Prof C J SmB and Prof S Fenton Harvs. A Monday Mumecales program is planned for May 5 and Church Street School will present a program on May 6. Frances B Sappington Jr chairs the committee with members Mrs Joseph H Apple Mrs R E Town W Harv Bai Z Wade and S Femon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Precerick Choral Society
Charlies ML Cassel
Winch Hall
Winch Hall, at $20 o clock, on the evening of May 4. “Gallia,” by Goanod
Men- Geissahm
Frederick Sty
Baker Park
SmB
S. Fenton Harvs
Church Street
Frances B. Sappington, Jr
Joseph H. Apple
R E. Town
W. Harv Bai- Z. Wade
S. Femon
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Futh
Alvey Summers
East Third street
Summers
Romeo Raven
isrz
Sam Marino
South
Dowell
Wade
Tivoli
John 5. Newman
Albert Beamer
Wiliam B. Leichert
Maryland Training School for Bays
Leck Haven
John Beamer
William Ingram
Bal‘more
Children’s Aid Society
Lawrence Ingram
Market street
R. Davis
Mt. Pleasant
Brubaker
Louis H. Mersey
Blizzard
Mrs. L. A. Meyran
WN. L. GROSS
Hood
Helton Arms
Walter Ellout
Frances Appenzeller
Seliersville
Dorothy Stem
Byrd
Wellington
W Z
Richard
New Zealand
Veronica
fiey Blake
New Zealand Navy Board
Rotorua
Josep Ward
cit aau
Tne
Monocacy Clut
Monocacy Club Evangelical
James B. Rattory
department of committees
Rienry H. Abbott
Pranklin N. Shuyler Perry
U.A.M
Frank Korrell
New Council
Williams
Tisoli Theater
Gounod
Thurmont, Woodsboro
Walkersville, Myers
M’DOWELL
Service
Robb
A. B. Johnson
J. C. Penney Co. Inc
Cleveland
EHuON
Penney company
Bishop McConnell
Assayls
Wickersham
George W. Wickersham
Repsentative Tinkham
Republican
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