Conference Opens 142nd Baltimore Methodist Session in Frederick
About 700 people attended the 142nd annual Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church at Calvary Methodist in Frederick. Memorials praised Rev. James Paul Wright and Rev. Dayton Ti Miller, with biographical notes on their service and sacrifices.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Calvary Methodist Church
Luther B. Wilson
New York
Clarence True Wilson
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Wilson
Frank Porter
Ragwell Heights
F. R. Isaac
Clarkson Banes
Conference Quartet
Gustavus W. Hobbs
James Paul Wright
G. Ellis Williams
Calvary Church
Wright
Fittsburgh
Lutherville
Baltimore City
Mt. Washington
Frostburg
Catonsville
Dickinson College
Martinsburg
Dr. Williams
John W. Smith
J. Sinclair
Smith
Hancock
Townsboro
Clear Spring
Pleasantrave
Mercersburg
New Windsor
Shepherdstown
F. C. Teernolds
Washington
Dayton Ti. Miller
Walkersville
Piscopal Church
Kiev
Miller
Belvedere
N. A
George Washington University
Swanston
Drew
Thoruch
Gustavuy W. Hobbs
I. c. Nicholson
We 6
Marsland Ioan League
Thrd
New York City
Fred C. Bernalids
Womans Missionary Society
Bergdoll Faces Trial In Moral Offense Case
Grover Bergdoll the American draft evader appeared anxious in the German court where he faces trial on charges of seduction and impairing the morals of minors. The judge and two lay assessors will preside behind closed doors and Bergdoll has grown a small mustache.
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Moshach
Germany
Grover
Bergdoll
Frederick City Hospital May report and memorial events
Monthly Frederick City Hospital report shows 224 patients treated, 173 admitted, 103 discharged, 50 remaining, 45 part pay, 108 free, 10 deaths and 12 births. Memorial service for Dr. Thomas B. Johnson on May 11 at 2 40 p m with portrait unveiling, and annual commencement on National Hospital Day May 13 at the Nurses Home with public invited.
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Board of Managers
Frederick City Hospital
Teme
Nurses Alumnae Association
Ready for the Big Summer Season at Blue Ridge Resorts
Residents from Baltimore Norfolk Richmond Washington and other towns arrive in the Blue Ridge resort area near Pen Mar Park Buena Vista Springs Monterey and Charmian. They prepare summer homes and businesses and several hotels and cottages are renovating or opening for the season as owners move in for the months ahead.
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Blue Ridge Mountains
Pen-Mar Park
Buena Vista Springs
Monterey
Blue Ridge Summit
Charmian
Baltimore
Norfolk
Richmond
Washington
Cush
Pen Mar Park
Jason E. Crout
A. A. Haines
Gassman Hote
Dean Werdebaugh
Crout
Abandon Hope For Missing Spanish Flyer In Egypt
Rescue parties chasing Capt Estevez and the mechanic who deserted their plane ten miles from Aman report little hope of recovery. They fear the missing flyers may have been picked up by a passing caravan as the search wanes. The flight from Spain to the Philippines involved Ezteves and two other planes, which reached Karachi Bombay today.
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Catro
Egypt
Estevez
Mechanician
Aman
Ezteves
Spain
Philippines
Karacni
Bombay
War Dept withdraws infantry unit support details
The War Department has withdrawn support for several ROTC infantry units at educational institutions including St. John’s College Annapolis. Enrollment issues were blamed on competing naval units drawing student interest away from the infantry program. A fire at Lewis Simmons’ stable on North Market Street caused damage but was contained with assistance from the Junior Fire Company after a stubborn effort.
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Washington
Reserve Officers Training Corps
War Department
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Mid
Loughboy
Lewis Simmons
Market Street
Oficer Salter
West Sixth Street
Market
Miss Apple to Become Bride on Thursday Evening
Prestigious wedding in Frederick features Miss Apple and Mr. McCain with guests traveling from Philadelphia New York Washington Baltimore Lancaster New Haven and other cities. The Evangelical Reformed church will host a candle light ceremony at 7 with Hood College Glee Club performing and Rev Dr Henri L G Kieffer officiating.
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Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Lancaster
New Haven
Frederick
McCain-Apble
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Parke Hays Miller
Presbyterian Board of Education
Joseph H. Apple
Hood “College
Miriam Apple
Alice MecConker
Flower Girls
Russell Tisy McCain
Linford Gee Curry
McKeesport
John C. Durfey
Paulding
Ohio
William Parke Tranter
Pittsburgh
Daniel B. Benscoter
Charleston
W. Va
Harry LeGore
Robert F. Nicodemus
Jack Alinutt
Hood College Glee Club
Henry T. Wade
Nedding Evens
Miss Apple
Apple
Catoctin Country Club
E. Dwight McCain
J. H. Apple
McCain
Norman McCain
Syracuse
N. Y
George J. Ross
Guy K. Motter
Pauline Me
Cardeh
Serena Motter
Frank Newman
J. Jewett Orth
Migs Apple
Hood College
Bryn “Lawr
Park School
Washington and Jefferson College
Washington, Pa
Frederick Tron and Steel Company
This Ery
Methodist Protestant Ministers Appointed in Wilmington Conference
At the annual Methodist Protestant church conference in Wilmington Delaware ministers were assigned to diverse communities. Rev W Kirk returns to the M P church at Ruckeystown with numerous local appointments including Rev J O Keen to Brooklyn and Rev B F Ruley to South Baltimore.
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Methodist Protestant Church
Wilmington
Del
W. Kirk
M.P
Ruckeystown
J. O. Keen
Kemptown
Brooklyn
B. F. Ruley
New Market
South Baltimore
L. F. Warnner
Buckeystown
St. John’s
B. W. Kindley
del- Ita
Avery Donovan
Fawn Grave
R. J. Shipley
Firstchurch
Newar
G. R. Donaldson
Frederick
Cane
Harpers Ferry
Adgins
Lewiston
Stephen Cates
Liberty Supe
P.M
Schauer
Listey
FY Phillips
Russell Lanp
Ridgeville
C. M. Elderdiee
Westmister
Tragic hammer death ends with husband suicide
Blairsville Da Amilth Rarmomi College aged 23 fatally struck his wife Hillian 2 with a hammer in their home near Cokeville and then killed himself. Three hours later authorities found College’s body concealed in a clothes press after he left a note citing despair over illness.
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Blairsville
Amilth (Ap
Rarmomi College
Hillian
Cokevile
Peties
Frank Smith Arrested on Disorderly Conduct Charge
Frank Smith was arrested this morning by Officers Dienenburr and Bartgis on disorderly conduct charges. A warrant was sworn out by Riggles, and Smith is scheduled for a police court hearing tonight.
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Frank Smith
Dienenburr
Bartgis
Riggles
Smith
Herrin Toll Tops Ten as Feud Flares in Militia Patrol
Six dead in Herrin after a revival clash between anti Klan and Ku Klux Klan factions. Khaki troops patrol the town as gunfire erupted near John Smith’s garage and the Masonic hall polling site. No formal investigation or inquest has begun.
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Tierrin
Herrin
Brotherhood
Tabernacle
Anti Klan
Masonic Hall
Smith
Rae John Ford
Getten
Fraudulent sales strike Frederick residents in silks and magazines
A handsome young man and a persuasive saleswoman swindled Frederick residents by selling silks and dress materials on deposit and magazine subscriptions. Purchasers paid part of the price but received nothing. The pair vanished, leaving victims out money and without goods or subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Cape Fence
Tragic double incident ends in suicide after fatal truck crash
In Sewcastle, April, Frank Rebl, 64, wealthy merchant, struck and killed a woman, Mrs. Mollie Harris, then drove to a country ranch where he killed himself with a gun. Moses Harris, the victim’s husband, was injured by the truck in the attack.
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Sewcastle
Mollie Tiarris
Trank Rebl
Ouieide
Moses Klarris
Serviass
Senator McKinley Defeated in Reelection Bid
Washington report says Senator McKinley of Witnois was informed by a telegram that with half the state counted he trailed by about 75,000 votes for renomination. The message noted defeat and indicated the outcome as the state counted further.
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Washington
McKinley
Witnois
Chester C Willoughby
Liquor Charge Trials Set For Thursday
Casey Jones faces a liquor sale indictment and will receive a circuit court hearing Thursday morning. Owen Adelsberger of Emmitsburg is to be tried the same day on a related charge. Hattie Smith, about 50, jailed on a bigamy case, says she believed a divorce was unnecessary to remarry and awaits bail decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey” Jones
Jones
Owen Adelsberger
Emmitsburg
Hattie Smith
Bartholows
Crum
Smith
Yaatlon
Glut of Apples on Market Prices Down
Government reports show cold storage apple supply at 44 percent above last year and 20 percent above the five year average. City wholesale prices run about one third below 1925 levels and shipments are double the volume, yet dealers fear overhang will undercut the coming summer crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eve
Coolidge Plans Summer Retreat to Mountains
President Calvin Coolidge may spend the coming summer in mountain areas after receiving several invitations to establish a sunny White House retreat. Officials are reviewing options across the country to identify a suitable, accessible location with favorable weather and safety.
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Coolidge
Washington
Mase
Mountais
Crop and weather conditions in state April report
Washington April 14 crop and weather summary notes fair to very good wheat progress and strong growth in clover pastures oats and garden peas. Early plowing proceeds well with favorable for winter grains and potato emergence. fruit prospects look good. Police court summons list includes several locals for alleged truancy with hearings set Saturday night.
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Washington
Mary Jana
Virginia Tood
Arly
Holy Name Meet Plans Fredrick April 35 Convention
About twelve members of the Holy Name Society branch met in Washington with around 200 delegates to organize the Frederick convention for April 35. Bands and transport were discussed with trains from Washington every 70 minutes. Washington attendees included Frank A Dayne John Mck Wilson and Rev Schwab enberg. A junior branch formed with 30 boys and 20 adults joined the society. They also planned a body attendance at Brunswick church services next Sunday.
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The
Holy Name! Society
Society
Washington
Epiphany Chatel
Frederick
Frank M Payne
John Meek. Wilson
Mark Althoff
Baltimore
Frank A. Dayne
John Mck. Wilson
Frank V. Staub
Willan
Rushwaller
M. J. Croghan
Harry G. Dorsey
Rudolph Crouse
Aten F. Sherald, Jr
FA. Schwabenberg
Philip L. Farrell
John J. Donlon
Brunswick
Joan J. Denton
Would Make Enforcement Easier He Tells Committee
Washington August 1 UAP Frank testifies before the Senate prohibition committee that government manufacture and sale of non intoxicating liquors might ease enforcement. Assistant Secretary Andrews says smuggled stills and home distilling dominate illicit liquor and government regulation could reduce illicit production, but opposes saloon return. Senator Reed questions and probes definitions of non intoxicating drinks and wine thresholds as the hearing unfolds.
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Washington
App
Frank
Andrews
Senate Prohibition Committee
Reed
Missouri
General Andrews
New England
Stock Market Opens Mixed as Rail Shares Lead Gains
New York April 1. Price movements were mixed at the opening with a general tilt toward high levels. Railroads see constructive gains from favorable 1935 reports and meetings predicting continued prosperity. Trading slows elsewhere as yesterday’s rally fades and speculators sell, call loans cut to a 6 percent rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Montgomery County Public School Meet Set For Rockville Fair
Montgomery county education officials announced the annual pupil meet for colored school children will be staged at the Rockville fairgrounds on a Saturday in May. About 200 pupils from the district will participate with Dr William Wardick of Baltimore in charge and assisted by local experts. Regional events for the colored school children will be held the following Wednesday.
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Piaf
Dwi
Driver Kidnapped During Indiana Mail Theft
April 11 AP reports a truck driver named Frank Watson was kidnapped in Indiana Harbor while loading mail sacks into a vehicle. Two armed men abducted him and took sacks containing about 97090 in bank notes from the Federal Reserve to a local bank, disrupting delivery to a Tarbor bank.
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Chicago
Indliana Harbor
Frank Watson
Watson
Tadiona Tarbor Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Two Killed in Plane Crash Near Quantico Marine Base
Two air crash victims identified as Marie Sergeant Neth We Abbott of Rochester and Clarence W. Mix of Durant Michigan died near King and Queen Court Rouge close to Quantico Virginia. The incident occurred today in Washington with Italian debt settlement before the Senate and Assistant Secretary Andrews recalled at prohibition bearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quantico, VA
Andrews
Prohibition
Foiled in Jail Escape Attempt by Whittemore Case
Buffalo April 1 AP reports a failed escape attempt by hacksaw hidden in a stationery box bound for Whittemore a Buffalo robber awaiting trial for a $38,000,000 murder and robbery. Jailor Charles Leib thwarted the plan and recovered the contraband box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittemore
Buffalo
N.Y
Tultalo
Delegates Seek Action on Rocky Ridge Road Extension
A Rocky Wildeye territory delegation asked the County Commissioners to extend Rocky Ridge for one mile. They noted earlier approval but railroad crossing concerns with Western Maryland Railroad delayed action until an agreement on crossing could be reached. The group list includes William Clem and many other local residents.
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Rocky Wildeye
Rocky Ridge
Western Maryland Railroad
Wiliam Clem
D. S Weybright
W. Elmer Buhrman
G. Z. Kram
H.W. Stall
le Th Sehtledt
William Munetin
Tadtowt
GF Clem
Charles Woo Sharer
Ro Vaten
Dutrow
Mo Itoat
Clit
Hooper and Higgins Renominated to Rail Board
Washington April 1b. Chairman Hen Wo Haaper of Tene Heseer and Saniel Higgins of New York were renominated for third Railroad Taher Danard today by Toenlent Coolde. Bible Class Meets at First Raphi vlaireh home on College avenue. brief devotional led by Mrs. William Puma followed by games and refreshments. Hagerstown Pastor Resigns Rev Dr FF Holsapple of the Church of the Brethren resigns effective September 9. plans for his future not announced. He previously led a large congregation and will move to Ridge College.
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Washington
Hen Wo Haaper
Tene Heseer
Saniel Higgins
New York
Third
Toenlent Coolde
Raphi Vlaireh
Mas. Waliut South
College Avenue
Servio
Hagerstown
FL Holsapple
Jeserstewan
Rey
Ld Apple
Tagerstowh
Ron
Ridge College
Judge Allows Temporary Restraining Order Against Watch and Ward Society
A Federal judge in Boston issues a temporary injunction preventing the Watch and Ward Society from blocking distribution of the American Mercury deeming such action illegal. Frank Chase, secretary of the organization, is cited for attempting to suppress publications by threats of prosecution, while the court upholds citizens’ right to bring complaints in court.
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Boston
Watch and Ward Society
American Mercury
Morton
Frank Chase
Ia 8
Jin
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