Civic Club Holds Annual Meeting and Officers Chosen
The Frederick Civic Club met Monday afternoon April 14 at Evangelical Reformed church. Mrs. D J Markey presided. Reports stressed playgrounds, education, citizenship, and public welfare. New department heads announced include American citizenship chaired by Ott, and divisions for motion pictures, community service, education, home economics, and public welfare among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frances Birelyn
Ctizenship Trainine
Chas. Lough
Applied
Albert Brown
A. K. Keefer
Home Economics
W. E. Kindley
Conservation of Natural Resources
Grayson Palmer
Marion Green
B. F. Refeh
W. HE. Hindley
Eleanor M. Tull
S Della Cronise
Sec
Gea
J. D. Beker
H. OO
Nicodemus
Edware
J. Hend
A. K Keefer
Carroll Nevin Robert
Yorsburg
W. R. DeLashmutt
Warkey
P Wan
Francis Scott Key
Robert Delaplaine
Coblentz Hall
Rose Hill Manor
Wednesdday
Civic Club
Federation
D. J. Mark
Woor
Be Leshmutt
Tari
Co O. Reedy
Robert Tyson
Grajysan Palmer
Edw. Grave
Five Bequests Reported In S Clinton Cramer Will
The will of the late S Clinton Cramer of Walkersville dated October 5 1921 provides three charitable bequests to the Board of Home Missions 5068 for a church building fund and 300 to the Hoffman Orphanage near Littlestown and 200 to the Clade Reformed Church Consistory. The residue is split among family members with executors named Noah E Cramer and William L Cramer though William L Crammer renounced. A trust bond of 14900 is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Clinton Cramer
Walkersville
Board of Home Missions
IT. S. A
Ellen Virginia Cramer
Hoffman Orphanage
Littlestown
Clade Reformed Church
Alice Catherine Hughes
Charles Reginald Hughes
George Leyburn Hughes
George Ju. Noah BE
William A
Charles G. Cramer
Harriet R. Hughes
Grayson TL Cramer
Margaret Crame
Carrie Cramer
Mary Cramer Sheely
Herbert L. Cramer
Edith E. Wickham
D. Princeton Buckey
Noah E Cramer
Willam L. Cramer
Wiliam L. Crammer
Susie Ivans
Wm. M. Storm
RL. Stoner
George W. Garber
Marriott
Susan KL Martini
Salome Frances Way
Lillie Catherine
Edith Nellie
Narcio
Maryanella Marriotte Flesson
Jacob T. Hesson Howard Milburn Marriott
Ambrose
John C. Ambrose
Amanda Ambrose
Marshall F Ambrose
Heidelberger
Tehece
Samuel F. Rosenstock
Delia
Lillian Mosen- Celt
Mr. Rosenstock
T. OK. Delauter
A. T. Willard
Samuel I. Rosenstock
Frederick Real Estate Board Backs Widening Dulaney Street
The Frederick Real Estate Board met Monday and urged widening Rockwell Terrace to extend Dulaney Street toward West Second Street. Members also supported adopting a city building code and enforcement. They plan to participate in the National Convention of Real Estate Boards in Washington, June 3 to 6.
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Dulaney Street
Rockwell Terrace
Frederick Real Estate Board
West Second Street
Real Estate Board
Board of Aldermen
Real Estate Boards
Washington
Jug and Key Club presents three plays in Winchester Hall
The Jug and Key Dramatic Club staged three amateur plays on April 10 and 11 to large audiences in Winchester Hall. The Girl to Order The Trysting Place and The Turtle Dove featured casts led by Dudley Elliott Temple Reynolds and Mrs Curtis with Karl Reinmuath designing scenes. The group plans further county town performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jug and Key Dramatic Club
Winchester Hall
Karl Reinmuath
Dudley
Dud" Elliott
Temple Reynolds
Howard
Lady” Clayton
William Brish
Fred “Puck” Evans
Earl Fahrney
Earl “Biscuits
Nelson
Austin Orthy
Mr. Elliott
John M. Ceril
Elsie Jordan
Marguerite Null
Mrs. Curtis
Helen Horine
Launcelot Briggs
John M. Cecil
Coolidge Attitude on Jap Exclusion Puzzles Senate Move
Senate moves toward passage of Japanese exclusion law as Lodge visits the White House to relay Senate sentiment and urge Coolidge to consider the overwhelming support for the measure. The President's stance dominates the day ahead of a likely final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
White House
Coolidge
Motyon
Wrong Wording of Oath Sparks Perjury Acquittal
In Rockville Montgomery county a marriage license clerk erred in the oath form for William KE Thompson of ithersburg who, on March 23, sought to wed Virginia Mobley of Gaithersburg. Thompson was acquitted on perjury charges after evidence showed the clerk swore the questions rather than the answers, with the age of the bride listed as 19 though disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Montgomery County
William KE. Thompson
Ithersburg
Virginia Mobley
Gaithersburg
Thamason
Rte
Best Essay Prizes Offered by Montgomery County Posts
The American Legion posts in Montgomery County offer a medal to the public school pupil who writes the best essay on Why Communism Is a Menace to Americanism. Essays must be by youths aged twelve to eighteen and submitted to County Superintendent Prof Edwin W Broom by January. The county board of education will select judges and the winner advances to a state contest for three prizes with the state Legion. The state winner then advances to the national contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Miontgomery County
Montgomery County
Eaghteen
Edwin W. Broom
Jane
County Board of Education
The
Tegion
Bonus Bill Formally Reported to Senate in Washington
The soldiers relief bill was formally reported to the Senate by Senator Curtis of the Republican majority. Delegates from the Frederick Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution attend the National Congress in Continental Memorial Hall for a week of sessions. Mrs. Markel and Mrs. Shriner are guests at Captain and Mrs. J A Feeteroff s home, while Mr. Feiser stays at the Hotel Washington. A birth is noted at Frederick City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Today
Curtis
Atotenaing
D. A
Congress
Francis WH. Markel
Add. Shriner
Jacob P. Feiser
National Congress of the Daughters of the American Resolution
Frederick
Continental Memorial Hall
Markel
Shriner
J. A. Feétteroff
Feiser
Potomac Floods Cut Western Maryland Earnings
The Associated Press reports floods on the Potomac River reduced Western Maryland Railway Company earnings for the first quarter, with revenue falling compared to the prior year. A decline in the first week of April sales contributed to the drop in total revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Western Maryland Railway Company
Ted
German Cabinet Accepts Dawes Experts Report
The German cabinet today decided to accept the experts report on reparations and to inform the reparations commission of this effort. Berlin April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DAWES
Associated Arena
Berlin
Opening Day Sparks Nation to Baseball Fever
The nation turns to baseball as fans flood parks to watch openers. Major Leagues predict record attendance and close pennant races with the Yankees facing the Dodgers and the Giants versus the Phillies in early-season showdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nation
Netion
Wic
Majer Lengins
Detudae Sakt
Dem Selinson
Atmeriqur Laneue
Yirukees
Ploydler
Natia League
Gurus Wall
Philidelpiin
Prophklynyate Behstaer
Church Elects Elders and Deacons for Three-Year Terms
In the church parlors after Lenten service Rev Dr and other church leaders led the election of elders and deacons to serve three years. The meeting also approved reports from church organizations and noted attendance at the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hensi
Kieffer
Adrian
Beauford
North Carolina
el Ders
Pilias
Raila
Demeums
Arthur Uf
Toll
Alfred Ai
Omission of Kelly Dividend Hits Rubbers
Ambiguous aged text reports a dividend omission affecting rubber stocks and market pressure. Mentions Kelly Sproaschield, Selly SpringehT, Cal tones, and Crocodiles with unclear figures and timeline. Indicates unsettled conditions across multiple sectors with no clear outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Cross
New York
Chuissian
Ite Kally
City observes Good Friday with most shops closed
The article notes widespread store closures for Good Friday across the city and shared services planned in many locations. Manufacturing, however, will continue as usual. Umen Manufacturing will close from Thursday morning and reopen Tuesday morning for the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ark
Umen Manufacturing Company
Wal
Regal
Coolidge’s Signature Ends Long-Standing Reciprocity Controversy
President Coolidge signs the reciprocal automobile bill affecting 220 000 car owners in Maryland and the District of Columbia. The measure allows Marylanders to drive in DC without Maryland tags and DC residents to drive in Maryland without DC licenses. It imposes gasoline tax implications and subjects travelers to each jurisdiction’s traffic rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
District of Columbia
Maryland
April Rush for Frederick County Traders Licenses
Merchants in Frederick County prepare for the annual licensing rush with about 900 to 1,000 licenses issued each year. Licenses must be secured by May 1 at the Clerk of the Court, with penalties for violations. Most apply in the final days, though a few miss the deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Court House
Maryland District of Columbia reciprocity bill headed to President
Automobiles reciprocity measure ends a 16 year dispute between Maryland and the District as President elects to sign. A two cent per gallon tax will apply in the District matching Maryland's policy and replacing high license fees. House approved 282 to 0 with supporters praising the compromise and noting broad stakeholder support.
Indicted for Slaying State Cop Covey Faces Manslaughter Charge
Austin Raughman in Upper Marlboro reports Francis A. Covey of ivotl City is indicted for manslaughter in the death of state trooper Tiugh KK Painter after a March 26 collision on Washington boulevard near Laurel. Painter died from injuries suffered when Covey allegedly stopped a car and Painter riding a motorcycle crashed into it.
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Automobile Comussioneris
Austin Raughman
Upper Marlboro
Francis A. Covey
Oleeman Tiugh KK
Covey
Painter
Washington Boulevard
Laurel
Grand Lodge 1 C C F Plans Maryland Meet Next Week
Representatives of RT Judges Independent Order of Odd Fellows will gather in Baltimore at the Temple for the ninety sixth annual session of the Grand Lodge of Maryland April 21 and 22. Grand Master Judge Frank Span ran of Tawson will preside as sessions include degrees for past officers and officer elections. A fundraising meeting at Westminster church will support a home and orphanage campaign. Attending lodges include King David Lodge 50 and Frederick City Lodge 100 with several officers and building officials.
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Order of Odd Fellows
Wil Hsseoble
Temple
Baltimore
Maryland
Order
America
Btala
Frank Spanran
Tawson
At &Spom
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Home For
Frederick Wille
W. Dame Wilkinson
Will
King David Lodge
Takis the end of Burring forest policy pamphlet
A state forestry department pamphlet titled Takis the end of Burring outlines actions to protect forests. It notes rising timber losses from burning and drainage, reports about 20 000 acres burned yearly, and urges public awareness during Forest Protection Week. The document cites impact on woodlands and urges careful use of forest resources.
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State Forestry Department
Radio Expert Balwant siuth Joins Potenue Edison Col
Balwant siuth a radio expert from New York joins Potenue Edison Co to stay permanently and advise customers on maximizing radio performance. He will aid in developing radio designers across the territory for Tobonie Datison Co and other major manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balwant Siuth
Potenue Edison Col
Servies
Tobonie Datison Co
Santi
New York
Mid
Dhe
WML AG
Erritors
Pole
Phe
Tu Connipy
Family moves farm operations to Frederick area on church street
Move of Frederick area residents Mr Cromwell and Mrs Edgar Cromwell from their firm five miles east to a new property at 33 East Church Street. Lilburn Hall will operate the Cromwell farm, transferring from Baltimore. Mr Tall previously worked at Frederick court house fxs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Thaw and ex wife meet as hearing resumes in sane verdict
Arthur Thaw suffers aphagia but doctors say mental state is sane. West Philadelphia asylum records show Thaw friendly with his rabbits while Mina Nesbit prepares to testify about her son’s stake in the estate. The tense court scene marks the first in years that Thaw and former wife Nesbit are in the same room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prose
Philadelphia
Sllarry
Thaw
West Philadelphia
Charles K. Mills
Gantry
Mills
Mile Wre
Evert Nesbit
Stanford White
Mina Nesbit
Russel William Thaw
Anylum
Inenne
Ex convict exposes liquor scheme in Inez case testimony
Ex convict Kerns testified before the Daugherty committee detailing a liquor conspiracy connected to the Inez case. He named Abe Vogerleider of Ohio as a buyer and described plans to arrange liquor permits with an attorney and others. He said he sought influence at the capital through Toho Todd and faced prison authorities over speaking after parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Gross
Warrington
HL Kerns
Alliuin
Daugherty
Inez
Fa Able
Abe Vogerleider
Ohio
Ungerleider
Kerns
Ilo
Paraie
Sebher Votan
Ate Ta
Soonate Bye
Democrat convention may be in N Y armory
The Associated Press reports the Democratic national convention next June may move from Madison Square Garden to the 258th Field Artillery armory in the Bronx. The subcommittee cites unprecedented demand for seats and notes the Garden seats about 12,001 while the Bronx armory could host 22,000 to 26,000 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
York
Bronx
Madison Square Garden
National Committee
Pastor Lee Barret leaves Frederick for Beltsville post
Purely personal notice says Lee Barret, pastor of Trinite M. Bochaveh in South Frederick, departs Wednesday for Beltsville, Prince George's County, to take a new pastorate. He came to Frederick in April 1924 from Laytonsville to succeed Rev G J Kidnar. Rev WLW White succeeds Wr Barrei, coming from Piedmont West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Barret
Trinite M. Bochaveh
South
Beltsville
Prince George's County
Mr Barrett
Frederick
Laytonsville
Montgomery County
G. J. Kidnar
Wlw White
Wr. Barrei
Piedmont
W. Va
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State Federation Women’s Clubs
Inc. C. Cramer
City Real Estate Board
JUG and Key Club
Lodge
Montgomery
Elmer Michael
A Daugh
Frederick City Hospital
Potomac
Samuel J. Ralston
Ji Tiana
Capitol
Ralston
Church
District
Maryland District of Columbia
Golidge
House
Garrett
Ashiman
Aihiman
Aica
Jon No Mackall
Toods Conemissioner
Aelon
Joliaie
Automobile Trades Association
Loomfield Community
Yellow Springs
Bloomfield Achent
John W. Gephart
Missoula
Montana
Woo Wertenbaker
Grand Lodge 1. C. C. F
State Department
N.Y. Armory
Madison Square
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