City to Seek 5250,000 Bond Series for Sewer and Drainage
City officials plan an ordinance to authorize the sale of bonds worth 250,000 for major water and sewer improvements. Three miles of larger pipe will be laid this summer from the city to the Sanner property toward Fishing Creek, plus a new line to Hentz street. The measure also funds street widening and drainage projects near North Market, West South, Park Avenue, and East Patrice streets, with a claims committee meeting first.
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E. J. Smith
Elrr
Frederick
He Elty
Sanner
Fishing Creek
Prospect
City Reservoirs
Hentz Street
City Im
Aldermeda
North Market Street
Ninth
West South Street
Market
Park Avenue
East Patrice Street
Middle Alley
Acton
Horse leads to suspect in store robbery near Rockville
Rockville April 15 The horse’s return home helped identify Clarence Russell a young resident of Poolesville in Montgomery county as a suspect in breaking into and robbing the Lawrence Allcutt store at Dawtonville. Patrolmen and county police pursued the horse after it carried the fleeing rider who vanished into a dark field dropping a sack of root. Russell was arrested after admitting the horse belonged to him and was taken to the Rockville jail. The report lists a later line about musicians and payments, but the readable portion centers on the horse led chase and arrest.
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Rockville
Clarence Russell
Poolesvile District
Montgomery County
Lawrence Allcutt
Dawtonville
Patcoimen
Ret Bodmer
Robert Darbr
Turkie
Ofhers
Epee
Darby
Boomer
Spealt
John Ressell Dolores
Russi
Clarence
Tong
Izaak Walton League Plans 4000 Red Pine Planting
The Izaak Walton League organizes a 4000 red pine planting drive under a committee led by Regraid Baer. Over three years the group has planted thousands of pines and other trees along the waterbed, with James Frank Wedd overseeing operations and a long list of local organizers and supporters assisting in the effort.
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Lealts and
Wattoc League
Planneg
Baer
Chaixac
Ing
Frank Wedd
Herrick Funeral Honors France's Adopted Son
Myron T. Herrick, veteran American ambassador to France, was honored in Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Cleveland with simple rites. Flags draped the casket, a Legion of Honor medal and silver palm rested at its foot, and wreaths were limited to Hoover, V. Cooper, and Stimson per family wishes. The cathedral choir sang three hymns as dignitaries attended.
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Cleveland
America
France
Myron T. Herrick
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
Mir
Herrick
Ohio
Legion of Honor
Hoover
Myers V. Cooper
Stimson
Westminster High School and Carroll County Events Summary
Carroll county schools schedule spring ceremonies with Westminster High School graduation on June 11 in Alumni Hall and elementary exercises in Westminster Armory on June 13. Eisteddfod on April 26 at Alumni Hall, May 11 white children athletic meet with location undecided, and May 20 colored pupils meet in Westminster. Principals Mr E O Seite and Mr Kellar Smith observed procedures. report to Superintendent Mr M S H Capper Friday. Samuel H Gore arrives in Frederick en route to Hagerstown Hanover York and beyond.
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Westminster High School
Alumni Hall
Westminster
Acc
Carroll County
Westminster Armory
Colered
Micely
E. 0. Seite
Kellar Smith
Mount Airy High School
Towson
Carrol County
M. S. H. Capper
Three Stone Masons At Work On New Church Project
Three stonemasons are shown at work on a new church project at noon. The scene captures skilled workers shaping stone blocks as scaffolding rises around the construction site.
Culler Puts Matter Up To Sub Contractor
General contractor Lloyd Culler has directed Baltimore sub contractor Seymour Rul & Co. to resume stone work by a set deadline as a church project remains stalled by a union strike. Union officials say members cannot work for non union employers, while Baltimore crews seek a settlement and possible restoration of construction within days.
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Masons
Gator
Lioyd C. Culler
Church Project
Entec
Seymour Rul & Sy
Baltimore
Union
Off- Wal
Thetir
Guiser Py
Washington
Culler
Clean-Up Ends In Rockville And Gaithersburg Campaign
Montgomery county towns conclude annual clean up under Gaithersburg Chamber and Mayor and Council. Residents helped by guarding curbs and parks while streets were cleared of rubbish. Journal notes weather slowed collection but work to finish early this week. Also: John Drinkwater to speak at Franklin and Marshall College Lancaster Pennsylvania on Tuesday and Wednesday under Appell Memor College foundation. Lectures open to public. ఫ
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Rockville
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
Harry
Kanode
John Drinkwater
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Jonn Drinkwater
Santee Halls
Appel Memor College
The
Reformed Church
Gann Seen as Innocent Target in Washington Social War
Edward Everett Gann, sister in law to Vice President Curtis, is portrayed as the central figure in Washington society’s latest social dispute. Despite rumors, Gann remains a quiet, unassuming presence while her husband avoids public status. The affair centers on rank, invitations, and how to balance Curtis and the Gunns in diplomatic circles. Gann's restraint contrasts with the push to elevate all three in social functions.
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Rodney Dutcher
Bernice Weller
Washington
Edward Everett Gann
Gann
Charles Curtis
Kellogg
State Department
Mr. Gann
Tee
Curtis
Mrs. Gann
Kellece
Orpari
Tadysabetla Howard
Diplomatic Corps
Esme Howard
St Department
Rahat
Refuge
Europe
Stintson
Presdent
Mr Gaan
Min
Psa. Bee
Monors
Garin
Mrs Gann
McLean
Ithe Gunns
Secretary of Agriculture
Jardine
Kentucky
Stormey
Interstate Commerce Commission
Jefferson School of Law
Lousville
Geneeral
Bac
Dolly Curjus
Capitol Hill
Zoclaton
Stevenson speaks at Hood College vesper on growth mandate
Dr Joseph Ross Stevenson president of the Theological Seminary at Princeton N J addressed Hood College students at a Sunday vesper in Broadlawn Hall urging continuous growth in physical mental and spiritual realms. He cited Professor Russell Connell as an example of ceaseless growth and warned against stagnation harming faith and leadership.
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Joseph Ross Stevenson
The
Theological Seminary
Princeton
N. J
Hood College
Brodvock Hall
Stevenson
Dr. Stevenson
Russell Connell
Baptist Church of
Planes to Escort Funeral of Kreider Hagerstown
Planes from the Hagerstown airport will escort the funeral cortege of A. H. Kreider Tuesday morning as it moves from Hagerstown to Annapolis. Kreider, connected with the Kreider Renner Aircraft Company, was killed near Detroit when two planes collided. Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock.
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Hagerstoun
Hagerstown
Funeral Cortiere
AL HL Rreiier
Aint
Kreider
Kreider-Renner
Detroit
Iowatihide
Hacerstown
New Children's Books Added to Frederick County Library
A varied list of fiction and non fiction titles has been added to the Frederick County Free Library shelves for young readers. March saw a high circulation with an average of over 100 books daily. Notable titles include Swords of the Vikings, Boys and Girls of Colonial Days, The Story of Peter Pan, Alice Adventures in Wonderland, and Hans Brinker or the Silver Skates among others.
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Frederick County
J. M. Barrie
Miss Angelina Adorable
Mary G. Bonner
Feter
L. B. Borie
Abbie F. Broz
Lewis Carrell
Helen Co
Crex
Dickvin
Dame Wiggins
Lee
Hans Brinker
Mary Maples Dodge
John Drinkwater
Polly Patchwork
Rachel Faeid
Icture
Berta
Elmers
Jennie
JeAnne
Constance Howard
Italy
Switzerland
Ciara
Laughlin
Alice
American Missionary Killed in Unclear Province Incident
An American missionary was killed in a troubled province as officials investigate the attack. Details are sparse with limited readable names and locations due to damaged text. Investigators note the incident occurred amid tensions involving American officials and local authorities.
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Shanchat
Cap
Hreuchas
Romany musical comedy staged at Hood College
Freshman class members at Hood College presented Romany in Brock Hall on Saturday. The picturesque Transylvania tale followed gypsy adventures and a romance between a gypsy prince and a princess who proves to be of royal blood. Jane Clausen wrote the piece with Grace Brane directing. Colorful costumes and dances highlighted the performance, featuring Miriam Rhoad, Dorothy Reist, and Betty Schroeder in key roles.
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Hood College
Brodeck Hall
Marie Broan
Mviam Rhoad
Frederick
Sandra
Dorothy Reist
Tom Richards
Burton Richards
Betty Schroeder
Pyle Bunion Derby Held in Ohio Delayed Attachments
A fragmented OCR item notes the Pyle Bunion Derby event taking place in Ohio with unclear details. The readable portions mention participants, attachments, and runners associated with Br tie RD Brae Pom aan ne, but specifics remain obscured.
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Ohio
Doe
State Fair Assn Holds Meet Here
Maryland Association of Agricultural Fairs officials gathered Friday night in Frederick to discuss advertising, gate tickets, and attractions for the Frederick Fair. No major decisions were made, with plans to review improvements at a Saturday meeting of the Frederick County Fair board. Attendees included Dr. C. H. Conney and CG. Lb. Gilpin, among others from Cumberland, New Windsor, and Cambridge Fair.
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Maryland Association of Agricultural Fairs
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
Frederick County
Association of Agricultural Olrs
C. H. Conney
R. Smith Sr
New Windsor
Guy K. Motter
This City
Lb. Gilpin
Montgomery County
Harry Manley
Herbert Biye
Clifhard C. White
Cumberland
H. =. Bester
Hagerstown
E. 3
Lake
Cambridge Fair
John T. Best
P. M. Hitcshew
Frank M. Stevens
Mr. Shader
Carroll County
Mr. Gilpin
Rockville
Six Months In Jail For Auto Theft Conviction
John Wills of Emmitsburg was convicted in People's Court Has Morning before Justice Alton Y. Bennett for unauthorized use of an automobile owned by M. F. Shuff and sentenced to six months in the House of Correction. Other matters include G. S. Brush of Baltimore held over for Tuesday on hotel bill arrears and the will of the late Nev Jacob R. Ridenour probated, naming son Momer D. Ridenour and wife Annie B. Fienest among heirs, with executors named H. K. DeLauter and others.
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John Wills
Emmitsburg
M. F. Shuff
Alton Y. Bennett
People's Court
House of Correction
G. S. Brush
Baltimore
William F. Steiner
Tuesay
Jacob R. Ridenour
Middletown
Momer D. Ridenour
Testator
Annie B. Fienest Pird
Berndena Fudenour
H. K. DeLauter
Insurance Ads IX News ToST Dring Results
Ad copy references insurance ads and underwriting figures with names W Harry Haller as president and general agent. The readable fragment suggests a promotional notice for an underwriting firm, but the text is garbled and lacks clear event details or dates.
Congress Meeds To T ake Up Farm Relief Tariff
Congress opens with a focus on farm relief and tariffs as the new session begins. A farm relief bill aims to set up a revolving fund of 500 million dollars to handle surplus, avoiding the McNary Haugen equalization fee. The House readies the bill for immediate consideration while the Senate organizes under Vice President Curtis.
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Washington
Congress
Hoover
McNery- Haugen
Coolidge
Saint Dill
Campbell Maintained Two Postoffice Boxes
Campbell kept two postoffice boxes in Salisbury Maryland and Laurel Delaware during three years of residence there. He is held in Elizabeth New Jersey on charges of murdering Mrs Mildred Mowry, who he reportedly married bigamously at Elkton. Postal officials testified the boxes were used to receive mail and called at both offices almost daily.
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Salisbury
Laurel
Del
H. Colin Camppel
Campbell
Elizabeth
N. J
Mildred Mowry
Elkton
Webster S. Heatwole
B. Virgil Fran
Balinbury
Flyer Killed After Plane Malfunction in Missouri
Lieutenant Shapley Gray of the Missouri Guard air unit died when his plane stalled on a return from Jefferson City. He jumped from the aircraft and the parachute remained strapped to his body, suggesting the ring was not released. News from Winchester Hall covered lectures on Java titled Java the Garden and related color imagery.
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St. Louis
Shapley Gray
Missouri Guard Air Unit
Gumbo
Mies
Here
Jefferson City
Sat
Japan
Winchester Hall
Harry C. Ostrander
New York City
Java
Garden
Ahich
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Essie Craft Hurles
Ipmie
James Wilkinson
Gara Finksistein Feldman
Rvio- Im Stadermt
Izaak Walton League
Pines
Om City
Charlie Co-Preadest
Jocaleneues
George Willan | Shipier
G. Hunter Bowers
Regineld Biser
Walter Mason
Frank Werti
Charles Bidie
Ben Phebus
Harold M. Staley
Ralph Wachter
Howard Wachter
Roger Etuer
Martin Bowers
Charles E. Brookey
George Castie
Louis Etchison
Samuel E. Brown
Austin Waenkter
Emle Nyers
Em Myess, Jr
Wiliam Boyer
Esterly
Joe Padersky
James Murphy
Carroll
King Coke
Samuel H. Gore
King Cole
Hanover
York
Footard
Pick Automoblie Mills
New York
Roney Tentacs
Wood
Miaa
Appeals
Anc
Src
E.gann
SGN
Acces Lawyer
Regana
Hood
Brodbeck Hall
Ron Bre
Wick
Share & Og
Mi Trabetts
Reid Work Af
Cnaredee Company
Mas Writs Served
Paraoverdia
State Fair Assn
Maryland
Hold Dixner
J. R. Ridenowe
Mast
Srinuie
Weetem Ma
W.harry Haller
Pres
Gen
Niet
Senate
Curse
Nicholas Longworde
She Bouse
Howe Culture Committee
Longworth
Flyer
Misa Martha Gli
Gould Lecite
Joan A. Shires
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