Seminary Lease Executed by County Officers
County officers execute a seminary lease beginning August 1. The brief notice assigns lease responsibilities and marks the start date for occupancy and obligations under the agreement.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1930
Page
1
Frederick Female Seminary property leased to Frederick County Board of Education
The Frederick Female Seminary trustees lease their property to the Frederick County Board of Education for one year starting August 1 1930 with a renewal option for 24 years at 3500 annually. The lease, subject to legislative sanction and approval, covers buildings grounds and equipment and restricts use to education and related activities. Rental for the initial year is 1500 with funds to support scholarships for female students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Fema Serenarmre
East Church
Frederick
Board of Education
Frederick County
Frederick Pennale Seminary
Fn Hood College
Frederick County Board of Education
Board of Trustees
Frederick Counts
Milk carriers protest PSC rate changes in Baltimore
Milk carriers file protests with the Public Service Commission over the September 1 rate schedule. Dry weather reduced Baltimore area milk production by about 30 percent, cutting earnings for carriers delivering to city plants. Tidewater Lines Inc and White Transportation Co cited the 20 percent rate cut as confiscatory for their business and the seasonal milk wagon variation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Batti-moore
Public Service
Comuis
Tidewater Lines, Inc
White Transporation Company
Tidewater Ines
Mine Blast in Mines Wear Cleveland Leaves 12 Dead
A mining disaster at Mines Wear Cleveland results in 12 deaths with several workers rescued. Among the injured, Ellin McLeughip, 35, is in critical condition while others are expected to recover. Powder ignition during a squeeze incident caused the explosion according to pit officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ellin McLeughip
Seth Willams
Sakss Clesae Tire
United Firemer Plar Water Battle August 6
A historic event titled United Firemer Plar Water Battle is planned for August 6 featuring Deke at Week tar Cotte aterse Carrol creek under Harry Lippe. A barbecue will follow at Booth Market Street engine Ceme at 6 5 W Base Room. Participants include C W Mewer Ha 3s Chas E itpos Cnares Kunca and Chases P Cramer with a stock of Aug 4 trophets and multiple games referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattie
Harry Lippe
Booth Market Street
Ceme
Chase
C.W. Mewer
Chas E Itpos
Cnares Kunca
P. Cramer
Darty
Mye Uniteds
Body of murdered woman on road
Baltimore August 1 AP report says a drunken man described a murder near the old Philadelphia road and three men were arrested in Washington. Victim strangled and dragged, clues include torn shirt cloth and a bloodstained lavender shirt. a cheap watch with chain found nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Washington
Pessenger
Vincent Casey Bayard
West Virginia
Charles Pillah
John E. Cosalc
Was & Man
Jacob Dallman
Foreigners Ordered to Flee From Kuling
Eyling China Aug 1 AP provincial authorities order signers to evacuate this summer resort. Nearby Kiukiang officials warn their nationals to move as communism spreads in Miangsi province and an outbreak is feared. Hankow sees security measures as communists threaten railway bridges and occupy Chang Sha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyling
China
Kiukiang
Amiangsi
Bankow
Ching
Hankow
City Tightens Water Rules Bans Car Washing
City officials impose a water saving ban on car washing to curb usage amid drought concerns. The order affects residential and commercial car bays and directs enforcement by local authorities.
Aldermen act at special meeting over water use
Frederick officials met to draft an ordinance banning nonessential water use including car washing and lawn sprinkling amid a severe drought. Fines of 5 and 10 dollars were proposed, with possible jail for violations, and a further meeting set for Saturday to finalize the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Bry
William Shipley
Culler
Brust, Bowers
Munshower
Aiendanich
Carroll County
New Windsor
Unionville
Liberty Town
Mt. Pleasant
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Sabillasville
Frederick Chi
Fishing Creek
Roadhouse owner and his bartender slain
A chaotic report describes the slaying of a roadhouse owner and his bartender with a suspect fleeing. Dispatches reference an attack tied to a crime at a roadhouse and note investigators pursuing leads while other details remain unclear.
County School Teaching Staff Announced for Opening
The county public schools list a full slate of appointed principals and teaching staff for the new term. Several hundred educators are named across towns including Middletown Urbana Libert y Liberty Elementary Mapletown and Frederick City with openings noted for early September and no teachers’ test needed before opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Arene
Teac
Parkeny
Red Hai
H. Leves Kveeyssoen
Abanie S. Keer
Sara
Rocks
Caries L. Boe
Sugaloose
Helen Kez
Adamstown
Mary V E. Baker
Maz Ivits
Hume
Pathway
Hopkins
Son
Helen Mere Predecick
Marguerite
Li. M. Miler
Frances Pax
Fader
Hathe Mo Willer
Marc Michael
Midred Richardson
Margaret Simpson
Beatrice Cromise
Hees L. Exzier_ Roinhart
Alverta
Marion Sutton
Alvida B. DeLashmutt
Kate I. Shank
Anna L. Neighbours
Chariot Motter
Marlon K. Green
Beulah D. Moberly
Washington Street
Zia V. Krieg
Nel Me Blentlinger
Macy E. Mack
Edith M Miller
Minnie EB. Cockerly
Charlotte DeLashmut
Berta T. Trundle
Sadie C. Hahn
A. Katherine Crone
Ruth EB Smith
Church Street
Chester G. Clem
Marcy H. Burger
Kitty B. Day
Edythe A. Sigmund
Anna W. Simmons
Edna M. Schaefer
Marion H. Repp
L. Irene Price
Pauline Hendrickson
L. Hubert Derr
Robert K. Wright
Rena Louise Stagen
Louise James Myers
Kathryn Snook
Frederick High
A. J. Leary
Charles
H. Remaberg
Ruth H. Rein
Mary E. Rhoads
Lorraine ‘Thomas
Wiltur Devispiss
Mary . Hull
Marion C. Egolf
Edna K. Lighter
Middletoun
L. Louie Freeman
J. Christian Skidmore
Helen M. Rudy
Madeline Harshman
Viola G. Hotter
Mary J. Palmer
Helen Jeenings
Hazel Holter
Rocky Ridge
Elsie L Springer
Nelts Gray
Creegerttown
Jeannette Bradburn
Rachel Horine
Bessie M. Bell
Emmitsburg
Homer W. Guyston
Grace Gloninger
Helen V. Stull
Elizabeth Callahan
Liberty High
Exner KL
Chandise
Artin P. Jones
Flossie EO Cain Frances Staley
Liberty Elementary
M. Regina
Lilian
Sundercille Rubers
Rose TL
Mapletiffe
Reba E. Stitei
Cedar Grove
Eva KL Roger
Central
Gertrude “Mw Barnes
New Market
Willam L. Brown
Pleasant George Gud
Naim
Newtax
Wiioweate
Kathey Ketter
Jefersor Hoar
Stine Larder
Eiiadeth
David Wot Brest
Erive Alsaigh HL Crawford
Catard
Lote S. Eyter
Meghland
Glenn Prior
Myersuthc
Paul L. Hotmice Baker
Dorogha Endrilice Mobley
Harmony
Howard Flock
M. Ruth Daupt
Johnsville
Lenore L Whitmore
J. May Bond
Mr. View
Anna Wolfe
Hopewell
Lilian Burrall
Fountain
Christine Stimpeon
Beaver Dam
Margaret Zacharias
Friendship
Margaret Watkins
Forest Grove
Chester
Davis
Prospect
Evelyn Higgins
Harrisville
Hilda Brandenburg
Unionville
Blanche E. Dover
Edna {. Fulmer
Lewistown
J. Norman Harper
Hardette V. Wright
Ruth M. Atkinson
Idna Culler
Wennie L. Reddick
Edith Nicodemus
Frederick City
Achor
Fiora
Gross
Charles C. Z. Stull
Buckeystown
Exrotse E. Mytick
Gur‘a B. Bord. Doubs
Ida M. H- Norris
Alce T.hanne
West Seventh Street
Preder
Noor Cook
Neck London
Evclyn Weeden
Oli
Artiene
Mt. Pleasant
Fannie B. Miner
Sunnyside
James M. Weedox
Andamag
Wextrville
Aromas Lee
O Dields
Jata C. Bruner
Her
Lucy M. Groomers
Burnville
Monie L
Bri
Brunswick
Naomi E. Cosman
Vernice J. Jackson
Baptists Blame Irreligion for Low Attendance
The Shenandoah district reports only about one fourth of its 26 churches in church on Sunday. Rev. CL Rubank urged congregants to return to God in a forceful sermon from the text “Return.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vhs
Tee Virginia
West Vo
Casrca
Tapeas
Shenane
the Baptists
Rubank of
New York Railroad Transfer to Baltimore and Ohio Reported
Wall Street reports say the New York Central Railroad agreed to transfer its holdings in the Reading Company to the Baltimore and Ohio. No timetable is set but the deal reportedly grants trackage rights and continuations of connections with the Reading and related lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ace. Ft (Ap
Wall Street
New York Val Railroad
Reading Company
Baltimore and Ohio
Central Mag
Balimore and
Ohio
Alo
Reading and Fun
Central Railroads
New Jersey
Five Die On Crossing In Mantowor Wisconsin
A serious accident on a crossing in Mantowor Wisconsin results in the deaths of five people including three children and two women. Further details on the cause and victims are not yet available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantowor
Shankle Brothers in Disorderly Conduct Arrest Attempt
Officer James Marks attempted to arrest Shankie Shankle who defied him. Irving Shankle aided, leading to a chase on Fifth Street as shots were fired to scare suspects. Police and Justice Bennett sought warrants for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. officers believed the Shankles did not fire the shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Fy
Nak
James Marks
Shankie
Irving Shankle
Roger
Marks
Irving
Fifth Street
Jesse Schell
Shankles
Walsh
Alton ¥. Bennett
Ded
Edison Names Arthur Williams Jr. as Scholar
Arthur O. Williams Jr. of East Providence Rhode Island was named by Thomas A Edison as the second annual college scholarship winner from among the brightest boys nationwide. He scored best on a written exam at the Edison Laboratories. the prize offers a four year technology and science course at any college chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weat Grange
N. J
Arthur O. Williams, Jr
East Providence
Thomas A. Edison
Mr. Edison
Henry Ford
H. S. Firestone
Rhode Island
Stock market slips then rallies in mid session
The New York stock market fell sharply under light selling pressure before bulls bid shares higher in mid afternoon trading. Utilities weakened as bears eyed rate reductions, while leading industries fell early then found some support. call money stood at 2 percent and total volume neared 1,250,000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bears
New York City
Leading Industries
Sank
Pont
Eto
State traffic fines drop four thousand in week
Fines collected in the week ending July 30 totaled 35 714, a decrease of four thousand from the prior period. Baltimore city revenue for fines surged to 1 666, while other entries list various names and license details amid the scattered municipal records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore City
Frederck—Hi
Berkley D. Orrison
Martin Singer
Carsten Thomas
Rhodes
Zidmueeml
Cunningham
Msen
Eati Noreond
Mi Mg
ManYTIAhO Prison Population Report
The report notes a low prison population level, with unclear details in the accompanying text. Authorities appear to reference demographic or spartan corrections data, but specifics are not provided in the readable portion.
Walter Johnsons Wife Dies Suddenly
The article reports the death of Walter Johnsons wife at age 36 after a period of illness. A wreath from President Hoover and Mrs Hoover was sent to the Johnson home, honoring the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Johnson
Johson
Avid Mra. Hoover
Virginia Governor Declines Statewide Rain Prayer Proclamation
Richmond August First AP reports Governor Pollard rejected a call from the Alexandria Chamber of Commerce and others to issue a state wide prayer or rain proclamation. He said religious leaders, not civic officials, should determine such religious devotions. He trusts churches will pray for rain without formal state action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Pollard
Alexandria Chamber of Commerce
Brief, Fragmentary Notice From Historic Page
Reading shows a terse, partial notice from a historic page segment mentioning names and events in a restrained, bygone newspaper tone. The readable bits suggest a community item with local people and a possible date reference, but many details are missing.
Storm battered R100 moors 10 Montreal Mast
A British dirigible named R100 endured a violent storm as it moored near Montreal and sustained damage to its structure. The incident involved strong winds and rough seas impacting the airship during its docking maneuver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Record of early flight attempt near Cardington England
An account notes an attempted high speed flight from Cardington England aiming to set a record. The R-100 reportedly lifted and faced stormy weather. A landing near Quebec was hindered by darkness, with minor damage and no crew changes reported. Officers said the wound was trivial and no ship changes or further flights were planned in the immediate days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notts
Cardington
England
Quebec
Rnly
Canada
Garden Contest Delayed by Drought in Frederick City
Inspections of yards and gardens entered in the Frederick Civic Club Yard and Garden Contest have been postponed due to ten days of extreme heat. About 34 entrants remain in the second annual event, with final inspections scheduled for the first week in October and cash prizes awarded at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Civb Club
Civic Club
Prederick City
Showers Break Heat Wave Across Maryland and Delaware
Baltimore August 1 AP show ers wave relieved the state from a heat spell as the weather bureau reported general rain in sight. Ten inches fell near Fowltlesville, wrecking a shed. showers continued along the upper Eastern Shore with six inches at Milford Delaware. Temperatures returned to normal after the heat wave.
Ger mari Flyers Begin Flight Toward United States
Kirkwall Orkney Islands Aug AP reports Wellam Hirth and Oscar Welchi start their trans Atlantic over water jump from Kirkwall toward the American continent. Ideal weather aids the flight with Iceland as a planned intermediate waypoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkwall
Orkney
Isands
Wellam Hirth
Oscar Welchi
Gewpe Lace-Liientica
Sae Tenturers
Kirwall
Iceland
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Aggy
Clarene W. Bean
Overau Coud
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Liend
Palmer
Cutler
Ava Bye
George LE
W. Y. Central
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Justice Bennett
Arthur C. Williams, JR
Edison
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