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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1935
Page
2
The first funeral services for two of the 14 high school victims were held today. Rev. Frick and Rev. Wey conducted rites at Carsian and Episcopal churches. Home services followed at residences with plans for further rites at a later time.
Debates over grade crossing projects outline slated work on seven Maryland roads. Officials note costs around $865 and plan the improvements over the next year, with Montgomery County proposals under review and potential impacts on traffic in springs and nearby towns.
A manhunt in Montgomery County ended Saturday with the capture of a second African American suspect named Felice Chisel and J William Garrets. A telegram from the chief of police cited the pursuit by investigators and the failure of the other suspect to claim the assignment.
A collision near a Baltimore church left Milton Woolford with a fractured left arm and other injuries, treated at Frederick City Hospital before discharge. Lt A F Anderson investigated and charged the driver of the other vehicle with an offense.
A dispute within the CWA over a tin pricing claim ignites a heated debate among officials and members. Key figures clash as committees seek clarity while industry groups watch closely.
Funeral services for M. S. H. Unger, former Carroll County superintendent, will be held Tuesday morning at 9 from the New Windsor road church. Active pallbearers include Carroll County Board of Education members Wiles, Daves, and others. Unger, born October 28, 1870 near Listestown, Pa, earned a degree from Western Maryland College and served as county schools leader until his death.
Gen George L Breiel, head of the Patriarchs Militant and former Grand Master of Kentucky, received a cordial greeting at the Odd Fellows Home on Sunday afternoon. Remarks of welcome were made by Past Grand Master Charles F P See and officers noted by organizers as the event continued with religious and ceremonial duties. A service was announced for Sunday at 2 30.
A meeting of the New Market Farm Bureau will be held at Grange 1 Tuesday evening. Harry Linan, Edward H. 29, and Mrs. Roy Zimmerman lead a playlet with Thomas L. Anderson speaking from the Frederick Production Credit Association. The item notes a 1886 reference to Yellow River China.
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