Frederick City District Rally of Sunday School to Meet
Plans for the Rally of the Frederick City District Sunday School Association to be held Sunday at Trinity chapel West Church street were discussed. Fourteen city Sunday schools will be represented with Rev. W. H. Brannock of Baltimore delivering the address on Sunday school activities. A quartet from Calvary M E church will sing.
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Frederick City
Frederick County Sunday School Association
Trinity Chapel
West Church Street
Myersville
Frederick
W. H. Brannock
Baltimore
First Baptist Church
Calvary M. E. Church
Matthew Robb
E. Dwight McCain
Calvin B. Schildtknecht
Jesse HE. Shaver
Henry H. Abbott
C. Albert Gilson
Max Fisher
G. Nevin Rebert
Harmony
Buckeystown
Doubs
Lewistown
Col
Joseph Cudlipp
Association
Christ Reformed Church
Middletown
Dry question just where it was says ME board
The Board of Public Morals of the Methodist Episcopal Church issued a statement after the Senate wet and dry hearings. It said the hearings ended with no votes, no convincing facts for the public, and predicted prostitution would linger. It urged citizens to support the law until repeal, if ever. It described the hearings as a vehicle for propaganda.
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Washington
Board of Public Morals of
the Methodist Episcopal Church
Senate
Wress
Plan to reopen four Elm Grove mines non union basis
Wheeling April 27 AP reports Tim Grove Coal Company plans to reopen its Buydimine tomorrow on a non union basis as a prelude to resuming operations at four other Elm Grove mines under similar arrangements. Joseph Arkwright, superintendent, said they expect no trouble and to man the four mines. six hundred union miners at the Boxd mine will not work per United Mine Workers orders. State police will be on duty near the mine tomorrow.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Tlm Grove Coal Company
Taisley
Cleveland
Ohio
Elm Grove
Joseph Arkwright
United Wine Workers
John Clinque
Unio
Governors of Thirteen States Invited to Virginia Event
Williamsburg Va April 27 API Governors of the original thirteen states invited to attend May 15 celebration marking the Virginia resolution leading to the Declaration of Independence President Coolidge to deliver the principal address Invitations sent by Gov Mary Flood Byrd to chief executives of Massachusetts Rhode Island New Hampshire New York North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Maryland New Jersey Connecticut Pennsylvania and Delaware Attendees may go in person or via representatives Also note more than 200 delegates from forty countries expected at the Boy Scout Congress in Switzerland next August
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Williamsburg
Virginia
Coolidge
Marry Flood Byrd
Virgina
Massachusetts
Rhode Iland
New Hampshire
New York
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Maryland
New Jer
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Sincell-Staley Wedding At Noon In City Home
Elizabeth Louise Staley daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles B Staley and Charles Morris Sincell son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin F Sincell were married at noon at the Staley residence East Second street Rev Fr Francis A Schwallenberg officiated assisted by Fr J A Quinn A reception followed Bride wore a blue printed design gown rose hat maid of honor Cora Paula Staley coral beaded georgette gown best man Donald R Sincell of Galland ceremony included songs and instrumental pieces before and during the vows Guests came from Washington Harrisburg Baltimore Oakland and Cumberland plus many locals After a wedding trip to New York City the couple will reside in Fairmont West Virginia.
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Washington
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Oakland
Cumberland
Elizabeth Louise Staley
Charles B. Staley
This City
Charles Morris Sincell
Benjamin F. Sincell
Staley
East Second Street
Francis A. Schwallenberg
St. John’s Catholic Church
Sncell
Donald R. Sincell
Oalland
A. Hart Etchison
Sperry Storm
David Hagan
Joseph Stephens
Visitation Academy
Loretta Convent
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Sincell
Gettysburg College
New York City
Fairmont
W. VI
Auto stolen here recovered near Oakland Maryland
The Nash touring car belonging to Harry Miller of East South Street, stolen March 25, has been located near Oakland, Maryland. The Garrett County sheriff has two suspects under surveillance and arrests may follow within days. Miller went to Oakland to claim the car.
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Nash
Harry Miller
East South Street
Oakland
Ashbaugh
Garrett County
Miller
Rail lines show improved first quarter results in 1926
New York April 27 AP Operations of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad for the first and smaller of 1926 were more profitable than the prior year. Net operating income for March rose 462,869 with a quarterly total of 8,176,910. Freight revenues gained 7.5 percent for the quarter while passengers revenues dropped 101,455.
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New York
Haltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick Junk Company expands yard land by 88 by 154 feet
Frank Gastiry proprietor announces purchase from W. O. a parcel 88 feet by 154 feet between Mast Third and East Fourth streets. The plot adjoins existing Frederick Junk Company land, enlarging the junk yard assets.
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Frederick Junk Company
Frank Gastiry
W. O
Mast Third
East Fourth Streets
Delegation Seeks County Road Repairs Along Three and a Half Miles
A Ridgeville led delegation of 25 Woodville and New Market residents appeared before County Commissioners at 10 30 this morning seeking state or county funds for road repairs next year from Penn s Shop to Kemp Town a distance of about three and a half miles The badly traveled road lies in Woodville and New Market and speakers urged action noting current conditions were lamentable The commission indicated they would consider the matter while preparing the State Roads Commission recommendations next year The list of petition signers includes Jesse King M V Runkles Langdon Day Thomas E Watkins Asa H Watkins J L Burdette E M Molesworth William Walker B J Brandenburg H A Brashear H B Haines and many others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse P. King
Ridgeville
Woodville
New Market
Washington State Road
Penn's Shop
Kemptown
King
A. Frank Miller
Mt. Airy
Charles Riggs
William Wachter
State Roads Commission
Jesse King
M. V. Runkles
Langdon
Day
Thomas E. Watkins
Asa H. Watkins
J. L. Burdette
E M. Molesworth
William A. Walker
B. J. Brandenburg
H. A. Brashear
H. B. Haines
W.A. Scheel
J. R. Vansant
John G. Murray
W. B. Harn
J. T. Norwood
W. Norman Hood
James F. Cain
G. W. Cain
William R. Burdette
Searden Somers
Perry G. Burdette
Edgar Mercer
St. M. Peacock
S. E. Davis
Gladhill
J. E. Houck
F. A. Duvall
L. C., Lawman
M. Estelle Watkins
F. D. Browning
BH. L. Baker
Leslie Davis
BE. Davis
M . Mount
Walter St. Browning
Walter Duxton
Jessie L. Baker
Emory Pure Jam
A. R. Molesworth
Blanche Boone
Raymond Browning
Whi. Flemming
Sarah HB. Clay
Thomas O. Molesworth
John R. Molesworth
John A. Engle
Wiliam C. W. Smith
Vernon W. Nicodemus
Chest Clinic Held Examining Twenty Nine At Brunswick
Twenty nine patients were examined at a chest clinic Monday at the Emergency Hospital in Brunswick. It was described as the county's largest clinic by Dr E C G Kefauver the County Health Officer. Five former patients were examined and all showed improvement. Ten children were examined all from families with tuberculosis. Dr John M Nicklas led the exam with Public Health Nurses Margaret Newman Katherine M Scully and Pauline E Michael assisting.
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Brunswick
E. C G. Kefauver
John M. Nicklas
Margaret ¥. Newman
Katherine M. Scully
Pauline E. Michael
The
Frederick County Tuberculosis Association
Mexico to seize closed churches in Michoacan
Mexico City on April 27 via AP reports the government will give ten days to reopen Catholic churches in Michoacan closed in protest. If not reopened they will be seized as national property and repurposed for educational use under constitutional provisions.
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Mexico City
Michoacan
Passaic Strike Deputies To Be Withdrawn Says Sheriff
Passaic New Jersey April 27 The sheriff Charles P Morgan announced the withdrawal of deputies assigned to protect the city during a 14 week strike. He stated there is no further need for the 150 deputies who were brought in on April 18. The article notes the city has experienced a shift in municipal governance over the past three years with the vote going to women of Italy Spain and Greece.
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Passaic
N. J
Suardins Texte
Sherif Charles P. Morgan
Italy
Spain
Greece
Frederick A. Fenning
Ahote
District of Columbia
Representative Blanton
Texas
Fenning
Frederick plans Catoctin Park subdivision in Maryland
The Frederick Sames Corporation has bought Prospect Hill Farm in Frederick County and plans a modern restricted residential park named Catoctin Park. Streets will follow natural land contours, with uniform grades, stone entrances, and drive networks. Frontages run along Jefferson Street and West Patrick Street, with names honoring local figures. Construction includes water and electricity, deed restrictions for white residents, and a focus on harmonizing with the terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Sames Corporation
Maryland
Frederick
Jefferson Street
A. E. Thomas
New’ Company
Frederick Homes Corporation
Caroclin Park
Francis Scott Key
Barbara Fritchie
Admiral Schrey
Taney
Thomas Johnson
Catoctin Park
Catoctin Path
Catoethy Park
M. J. Grose Fim Company
Young G. O. P. 10 Meet On Friday
About 134 Frederick city and county youths are expected at the Young Men's Republican Club animal meeting and smoker in the Blue and Grey room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel Friday at 8 p.m. Officers’ election will occur, with Congressman Fred N. Ziblman addressing the gathering and visiting during his Frederick stay. The club cites progress since its inception, including supporting a paid secretary for Frederick county Republican work and a planned 103 Court Street headquarters.
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Frederick
Young Men's Republican Club
Francis Scott Key
Fred N. Ziblman
Young Mews Republican Club
Organianion Point
County Central Committee
Republican Party
Frederick County
Court Street
Charles M. Gilpin
S. Elmer Brown
Byrom A. Winebrewer
Francis J. Urner
D. Ralph Zimmerman
Gail L .Catshall
Ir. Noel Haller
Charles McC. Mathias
Roland FE. Long
E. Austin James
Yeung
Reactionary Tendencies Grip Stock Market Opening
New York stock market opens with reactionary tendencies as motors fall under selling pressure. Trading largely driven by professionals, news such as the Senate approval of the Belgian debt settlement and easy money rules failed to lift sentiment. Weak shares recovered briefly as dividend rails rose. call loans held at 2 1/12 percent, with total shares around 1,100,000.
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New York
Merket
Motors
Aetting
Ecome
Senate
West Point Cadets on Aberdeen Inspection
Aberdeen Maryland April 27 tanks rolled and guns roared as 140 West Point cadets began their annual ordnance instruction visit. Cadets trained in six divisions on the main reservation while the group inspected the Armourment Museum including a 23 ton armored tank with rotating turret for firing gun demonstrations.
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Aberdeen Traving Grounds
West Point
Aberadeen
Coolidge Asked to Stay with Governor Byrd in Virginia
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge were invited to stay with Governor Byrd at the executive mansion in Richmond. They will attend events on May 18 including the bicentennial celebration at Williamsburg with Coolidge as principal speaker.
Hope Freighter Abandoned by Company in Newark
The freighter Hope Freighter, owned by the Trammaine Corporation of Paul Sewark, has been abandoned by its owners. The ship, commanded by Captain Lt. Larner with a crew of twenty six, has been at the Pamuma Cand since March 22 and is now deserted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Pamuma Cand
Tramsmaine Corporation
Paul Sewark
Larner
B and O Authorized to Buy Cincinnati Indianapolis Western
The Interstate Commerce Commission today allowed the Baltimore and Ohio railroad to acquire control of the Cincinnati Indianapolis and Western by purchasing 115 capital stock. Fire in the Flat Apartments basement at 227 East Second Street caused a several alarm response. flames confined to the basement with minor damage. Overheated nut is suspected as origin. Fire extinguished using chemicals. Telephone service linked London and Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Western Railroad
East Second Street
Shenandoah National Park Drive Opens This Week
Local residents meet at Finnery Scott Key hotel to launch a fundraising drive for Shenandoah National Park. Teams will run Wednesday through Friday with nightly reporting, aiming to raise ten thousand dollars for the park project.
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Shenandoah National Park
Finnery Scott Key Hotel
Yellowstone
Roosevelt National Parks
Shenandeah National Park
Prederick
Hag
Portrait presentation at Maryland medical meeting
Presentation of a portrait for the late Dr T Johnson will occur at the 128th annual meeting of the Maryland Medical and Chirurgical Faculty in Baltimore. Emory Coblentz of Frederick will deliver the presentation address, with many Frederick physicians and friends expected in attendance. 오는 session notes recall Dr Johnson as former president and slated to take office at this week’s gathering.
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Dr.t. Johnson
Maryland
Qsler Thudl
Catedral O Street
Baltimore
Emory Coblentz
Fredeck
Frederick
Jonnaan
Johanson
Johnson
Austin Dourre
Frederich
Los Angeles Dirigible Leaves for Philadelphia Test Cruise
The dirigible Los Angeles released from its mooring mast shortly before noon and set course for Philadelphia on a test flight under Captain Gorge W. Steele in charge. Weather conditions are reported good as plans include moving the hangar in the early afternoon. Washington reports note Senate debate on Latvian debt and House tariff investigations ongoing. Game Warden Under Knife update, District Warden Richisan operated this morning at Frederick City Hospital, listed as doing nicely.
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Lakelinst
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Gorge W. Steele
Tio Charge
Lome Co Richisan
Frederick City Hospital
Whittemore Jurors Deadlocked After Night Deliberations
In Buffalo New York on April 7 AP reports the jury in the Richard Reese Whittemore murder case remains deadlocked after long deliberations. Jurors left for a hotel and returned without indication of a verdict as court opened, with uncertainty extending into the afternoon.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Richard Reese Whittemore
New York
Lashes for Drunks Proposed by Hancock Law
In Hagerstown on April 27 citizens discuss a whipping post as punishment for drunkenness in Hancock. Proponents say fines are too mild and often paid by spouses, urging a whipping post. The idea follows a drunken arrest and fines of ten dollars plus costs. Hancock recently enacted an anti moonshine law affecting liquor manufacture and sales.
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Hagerstown
Hancock
Mason
Conneil
First Debate Tonight At Frederick High School Auditorium
The County Debating League hosts a first debate between Middletown and Frederick High Schools in the Frederick High School auditorium at 8 o clock. The topic is That Congress should enact a Federal Department of Education. Frederick Compher Darrell James with Hayes Brown and Starry Hull are the local negative team. Band selections open the program, then the Glee Club performs. Each contestant will have four minutes for rebuttal before judges render decision. Sperry Storm and Hetty Culler perform, with one judge from Hood College noted.
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County
Alice
Frederick High School
Middletown
Congress
Wal
Frederick Compher
Darrell James
Hayes Brown
Starry Hull
Glee Club
Sperry Storm
Hetty Culler
Hood College
Ani
Chiss
Jealous lover surrenders after fatal shooting in Cambridge
Cambridge Maryland April 27 Tlanpgion Horseman of Taylor Island aged 30 shot and killed Missawabe Tine Parks a 16 year old girl at her Race street home. Jealousy over paying attention prompted the slaying and his arrest by a police officer. Court action expected at the current term.
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Cambridge
Tlanpgion Horseman
Taylor's Island
Misawabe- Tine Parks
Race Street
Jeane
Navy to Renew Effort to Raise Submarine Off Block Island
New London April 27 The Navy plans a new attempt to raise the submarine 851 sunk off Block Island last September after a collision with the steamer City of Home. A flotilla of boats and salvage experts arrived off the port as warmer days approach and preparations continue for the recovery operation.
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New Tlondon. Com
Navy
Block Island
City of Home
Sean
Ocean Hopper Captain Realench Told of Flight from Newark
A chaotic report traces Ocean Hopper Captain Realench and a trend avi ator from Newark to a distant destination aboard a Calan plane. The account mentions Fy Bakovshys, the Russian designer associated with the York town bomber, as part of the narrative.
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Captain Realench
Phins Nonoweters
Newark
Daisie Wal Fy
Calan
Ty Bakovshys
Yorktown
Prohibition Officer Dies After Fatal Shooting Mixup
Norton Virginia April 27 AP Ellis Dye Wise county prohibition officer fatally shoots farmer George Hill by mistake then apparently shoots himself after reporting the liquor pickup plan. Dr John G Bentley said Dye declared the wound accidental before dying.
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Norton
Ellis Dye
Wise County
Prohibition
Thad
George Hill
John G. Bentley
Dye
Norton-Appalachian
dNackwood
TFN
Dre
Nentley
Salvage Crew Seeks Sunken Submarine S51 Hulk
New London Conn April AP. Salvage party prepared to raise submarine S51 but cannot locate the sunken hulk. Agrammel by the City of Toma sank last September with thirty three men, prompting six salvage vessels to search the bottom after earlier weather halted efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Toma
Petting Parties Banned in Berkeley County
Martinsburg sheriff issues warning banning petting parties in Berkeley County. Deputies interrupted several alleged gatherings Sunday and he urges citizens to report license numbers of cars parked at night in restricted areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. Va
Berkely
J. C .McKown
Pageant at Church Street School in Cok Joa Maryland
About 150 pupils from Church Street school under T W Rice present a dramatization Thursday and Friday at 8 p m in the East Church street auditorium. Revels include scenes of early Maryland, a colonial hall in Lafayette honor, and depictions of historic moments.
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Maryland
Church Street
T .W. Rice
East Church Street
Thoma Jobson
Colonial
Marquis de Lafayette
Frederick
Margaret Rodtick
ub-coTenhewn
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