Governors Ritchie and Robinson to address Maryland Delaware jewelers
Governors Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland and Robert L. Robinson of Delaware head to Frederick on May 5 for the Maryland and Delaware Jewelers Association meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel May 5 and 6. About 200 to 250 attendees expected including 50 wives. plans include receptions, sessions on modern merchandising, a convention banquet and tours to Harpers Ferry and historic Frederick landmarks.
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Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Robert LT. Robinson
Delaware
Frederick
Maryland and Delaware Jewelers’ Association
Miles E. Robertson
Ritchie
Robinson
W. Warren Giles
Hast Orange
N. J
Lon B. Reynolds
Newark
Eastern Shore
Conrad J. Brotherly
Amecan National Retail Jewelers Association
Harpers Ferry
George B. McCleery
MccCleery
Hoofl College
Warpers Ferry
Bridge Luncheon at Catoctin Country Club
A bridge luncheon was held at the Catoctin Country Club Friday afternoon hosted by Mrs. TL Neel Haller. The event featured an attractive pink and white floral scheme with players listed from Baltimore and Washington, including Mrs. Arthuy Ma grader and Miss Rebecca Heily among many attendees.
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Vatuetin
Towelosk
TL Neel Haller
Meidee
Pri
Chinde XX. Clays
Maude V. Nichols
John IT
Church
Devi
Blaney
Castle
N. Harvierhael
Harry Brandenturs
Rene Tarp
Lewis Kuovk
Denmead Kell
Mas.s. Abonree Rentz
William BR. Bennett
Charles Worman
Nau Wouek
Lewis Lichbery
Samuel G. Thivall
David Kolb
Braddock Tweights
G. M. Davis
Noel Tatler
Volcano Flows Reported Inactive And Active Near Source
In Honoula April 20 AP reports Kona flow deemed absolutely dead while Kakuku flow remains active within about a hundred feet of its source. The update follows three army planes returning to Luke Field after nocturnal flights over Mauna Kea. Meanwhile a separate incident: Ernest Rollins, a colored man, was arrested in Baltimore on charges of cutting Clarence Fields last September and brought to Frederick by Deputy Sheriff Crum after a confrontation near Sugar Loaf mountain.
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Honoula
Luke Field
Mauna Sea
Ernest Rollins
Clarence Fields
Baltimore
Frederick
Crum
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Cram
Hagerstown
Dlagerstown
Mad
Methodists Leave After Record-Breaking Session At 142nd Annual Meeting
The Baltimore Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church closes its 142nd session in Frederick with 1K clergy and lay delegates leaving on added buses after a week of events. Attendance included visitors from Calvary Church and former ministers. flowers, memorials, a large Epworth banquet, and multiple honorary and appointment notices marked the gathering.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Gornia
Pranwit Key Iotel
Epworth
James C. Wrightson
W. I. AleKenney
Page Millman
Joel Brown
Calvary Charch
Dayton BR. Miller
Erravilles
Walkersville Methodist
Stev
Willimus
Washington
Trev
Miller
Holmes Lamar
Gustavus Hobbs
Jesse P. King
Mt. Airs
Record Low April Temperatures Hit Several Cities
Multiple reports describe unusually cold April conditions with temperatures nearing record lows. Maryland and Virginia fruit crops face potential damage while some areas report minimal orchard injury and forecasts call for gradually warming weather.
Johnson Memorial Executive Committee Formed in Frederick
Judge Glenn Worthington of the Thomaius Jona Memorial Association appoints an executive committee to supervise the Frederick memorial project. Members include Hammond Urner and Lloyd Palmer, with other named trustees and officers. A meeting is set for Friday April 29 at 7:30 PM in the YAR Club director’s room to hear a sculptor from Washington propose design and cost estimates.
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Glenn HH. Worthington
Thomaius Jona Memorial Association
Frederick
Marviandet
Frederick County
Chia
Hammond Urner
Tacoh Rohroae
G. Lloyd Palmer
Dorsey Michison
Medward So de
Medward So de la Plaine
Mrs. Flat. Markell
A. Kendrickson
Mise Mauryby
Emory L. Cohleuts
Palines
Taker
Reno S. Harp
George R. Dennis
Yar Club
Promingne
Waasliau
Report of the Conference Statistician on Membership
The statistician Res Frank Isa Jr of Baltimore reports on church membership changes within the Conference. Gains and losses include transfers in and out from preparatory membership and active status, with total present membership, inactive members, and Sunday School participation noted for the Conference. The next meeting in Baltimore will be presided by President Bishop Par. Wile Meopewell, with plans and attending pastors to be announced.
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Frank Isa Jr
Baltimore
Tasdot
Stundvy Scheols
Sandayy Schools
Battimere
Meopewell
Peese
Wil
McThane
Commission Here to Try Accident Cases
The State Industrial Accident Commission held two hearings in Frederick on December 25, 1925, about fatal work incidents. Widows Avnte Lowe and Margaret Smith seek compensation from the Emmitsburg Railroad and Frederick Lelek Works respectively. Attorneys argued responsibility while hearings remain under consideration.
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Emnartsburg
Lowe
Avnte ML Lowe
Enmitsburg Railroad Company
Stoner & Storm
Lows
Lea Wein- Pbers
Benjamin Tiesenstock
Margaret Smith
William A. Smith
Grnner
Frederick Lelek
Catoctin Forest Fire Extinguished Near Furnace
A forest fire near Catoctin Furnace, sparked Monday afternoon by Tiountaiins, burned several hundred acres of brush and timber west of the town. Fire wardens and about thirty men contained it by midnight with no smoke seen today. several residents faced threats to their homes amid high winds.
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Catoctin
Theernoon
Caefoclin Furnaes
Peter Etlie
Sweeney
John Eichebberger
Stewart Martin
Thomas Pennell
James Drill
Trickery Run Manufacturing Company
Cyril Klein
Linn
Catectin
Referendum on Day Law Debate in Albany
Albans New York April 2 The legislature passed a state referendum amending the day law on prohibition. The bill moves to Governor for signature with aims to modify federal enforcement of the eighteenth amendment. The act would let voters decide options on manufacture sale importation or transportation of beverages, while noting conflicts with federal law.
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United States
Filipin Bantam Champion Dies After Ten Round Fight
Milwaukee April 20 AP report details the fatal ten round bout in Terre Haute where Filipino bantamweight Senecio died in his hotel room after a furious battle with Buddy Taylor. Officials cite possible internal hemorrhage, noting Senecio fought valiantly before collapsing near the end.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Senclo
Buddy Taylor
Terre Haute
Ind
Filiano
Sencio
Ameren
Taylor
Pancho Villa
Worll
San Francisco
Jimmy McLerin
Frankie Jerome
New York
Seucio
Tite Fittpine
Secio
Walter Houlihan
Senecio Tolerinpy
Sliders
Senecio
Wisconsin Boxing Commission
Loss of 233 Sustained by JR U A M in State
Maryland State Council session at Annapolis reports no net loss in JR U A M membership for the state in 1925, total 23,789. year gains 24 and expenditures rise 73 dollars. Frederic county councils mostly held or gained slight memberships. Middletown reorganization adds net county gain of 24.
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State Council of
Maryland
OF. UM. AL AL
Annapolis
Frederic
Columbia
Thurmont
Au Kemptown
Clade Valley
Walkersville
S. Manor
Daubs
Burkittaville
Goulding Hand
Rocky Ridge Conner
Brunswick Council
Ville
Sea Council
Frederick Conne
Middletown Coun- No
Middletown Council Hs
Wineh
Twree
Frederick
Granted Divorce to Mrs Rose Copeland in Brunswick
Mrs Rose Copeland of Brunswick, by her attorneys Wine Kreamner and Sinn, is granted an absolute divorce from her husband James M Copeland of Alexandria VI. The plaintiff is awarded custody of the couple’s infant child and related relief.
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Rose
Copeland
Brunswick
Wine
Kreamner and
Sinn
James M Copeland
Mexandria
Names On Memorial Ground Marker List Of Buried On RentA Street
A compiled list of people buried in the old Heforment graveyard on Rent a Street will be placed on markers for a new memorial ground. Plates, granite markers, and two monument agents are described with measurements and spacing. The list includes numerous Adams, Albaugh, Buckey, Brenner, Dertzbaugh, Folsom, and other family names with dates and ages, reflecting a large local genealogical record to be publicly commemorated.
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Suttaiames
Renta Street
Place da Fe
City Fieldove
Emory 4
Crom
Bren
Caroline Adams
David O. M. Adams
Robert M. Adams
Elizabeth Albaugh
Louis Albaugh
Louise Albaugh
Marande Albaugh
Marian Albaugh
Mary Ann Albaugh
Susaha Hickson
Albaugh
Wiliam J. Albaugh
Solomon Albaugh
Rebecca Baker
Chorge Baltzell
Joh Baer
James A. Beall
Henry W. Belky
Maria Uyagis
Margaret Bell
Willian Bell
Charlotta Bennett
Lydia A. Bennett
Fla Bsenton
Belky
Berger
Brunswick post office clerk charged with $1700 theft
Prank Spitzer, a postal clerk at Brunswick, was arrested Monday on a charge of embezzling $1700 from post office funds. Bail set at $3,000. Spitzer denies wrongdoing and says investigation will continue. He resigned from the Postal Service while the case proceeds.
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Sizer
Pietiaster Ag Brunswiel
Freiteri
Rearine
Haller
Denuty Marsha
Joseph J. Gonoki
Tiar
Brunswick
Setue
Monty
Splizerit ix
pthaModt Rulliy
Briniawie
Splince
Westotthce
Spiser A
House of Delextates
PLS
JN A Austem
Latte
The
News Today
Spiiser
Spitzer
Committee Hears Bishop McDowell On Prohibition
Washington April 20 AP The Senate prohibi tion committee heard church and laity witnesses praise the Volstead act as conditions improve under the dry regime Bishop McDowell of the Methodist Episcopal Church led testimony stressing moral sobriety. Prohibition administrator Bair rebutted Carnegie Institute remarks saying no derelictions among students were found and that accusations were unwarranted.
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Washington
Senate
Wiliam F. McDowell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Daniel A. Poling
United Christian Endeavor
Price Movements Confuse Opening Stock Market
New York notes erratic price shifts as the market opens. A careful read of United States Steel Corporation details shows slight gains before the first halt, with renewal rates for one loan cutting to four percent.
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New York
Ageil 20
Tunic
United States Steel Core
Pny
Miss Taggard at Hood College Reading Tonight
Miss Taggard will perform at Hood College at 7 80 this evening with an accent of Bhres. She canceled a prior engagement to read incdem poetry. A leaflet titled Hasaihen Ttieps appeared in May Day noting her childhood in the tregeon.
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Miss Taggard
Hood
Creperdeve
Faugard
Mterney
Hood College
Urratbee
Tigard
Carlier
T.gaard
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Bishop Tarther B. Wilson
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Seamen's Bethel
Filizabeth Hansen
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Summerfield
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Madison Avenue
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Curtis Bay
Mary C. Hedman
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Monument Street
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South Baltimore
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Patterson Memorial
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St. Marks
Forest Park
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High Street
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Fayette Street
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Washington Home
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Petworth
Kirstine Petersen
Wilson
Margaret FL Bell
Calvary
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Mary E. Whitehead
Emily JK. Dud
Laura Mo
Ruth J Decker
Mia May Hayward
Swartzell Home
Rebekah Menshaw
Lulu Kendall
Sehauty
Thr. Williams
OL Padsthen
C.K. Tarnef
Baus Cation
I. Paul Wright
Arthur
Trallimere
C. Herbert Richardson
Baltimere
Gonder College
Don S. Colt
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F. I. Thayley
Roy
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George Wolt
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Johny Shorwood
George Atlmugh
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Mary Berger
John Betson
Susan Betson
Charlotte Birely
George FE
Boteler
Louisa Drashears
Thomas Drashears
Emelte T Hrengle
Brengle
David Hyrough
Catherine Brenner
Sarah Brenner
William
Brenner
Anna M. Brown
Barbara Brenner
Catherine Brunner
Elias Thruner
Hax Trunner
Isso
Peter Brunner
Anna Christina Buckey
Maren
Arintte Buckey
David Buckey
George Duckey
Mary Tuckey
Valentine Buckey
Barbara M. Butler
Kenry Clay
Henrietta S. Cromwell
Ken Matilda Craw
Amelia Davis
Denton Davis
Jonathan Collens
Davis
Catherine E. Dertzbaugh
Elizabeth Dertzbaugh
George
Jacob Dertzbaugh
Henry Dertzbaugh
John Dertzbaugh
John Edward Dertabaugh
Mary Sophia der
Peter Dofler
Sarah C. Dofler
Anna Marie Difler
Catherine Noll
George Doll
Mary E. Duvall
More Naniel Tr
Kis
Vantth Ely
Jaared Folger
Ann Hlizabeth Folson
Ephriam PL Folsom
Mary Margaret Folsom
Victoria PD
Folsom
Frederick Getz
Mary QQ
Qettendanner
Jdn J. Gilbert
Mary A. Gilbert
William Gitttinger
Mary M. Gittinger
Virginia Cittinger
Ann Rebecca Glessner
John J. G. Glessner
Anna Maria Goslin
Benjamin Grim
Lannis G. Hafer
Wiltie
Hafer
Margaret Lions
John Hana
Catherine “Harbaugh
Sarah Henderson
Vriah Venderson
yYourse
Sophia J. Hergesheimer
Henry Wickson
Mary M. T Wickson
Mary M. Wilckson
Mary DB. Ufteshew
Wiliam Z. Tieshew
Niebulag Holtz
Susanna Holtz
Wy Yrars
John Tlougk
Joan Henry Tlouck
Marcel
Mary
Diughes
Margaret Jacoba
Susan Elizabeth Jacobs
Annie Ro Cantner
Charley
Adam Keller
Catherine Keller
Barbara Keller
Henry Keller
Margaret Keller
Theophilus Keller
Susanna Elizabeth Keller
David Kinesa
Rebecca Kinega
Margaret Knoax
William J. Knoax
George Kunkel
Susanna Lare
Albert Leg
Anne Amelia Lease
Rebecca Lease
William Lease
David Levy
J Yeats
Jonathan W. MM. Levy
Mary Ann le
Mary Leys
Alfred Lipps
Catherine Wagner Lyon
Eliza Lyon
Brunswick P. D
Frank L. Spitzer
U. S
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