Corn Canners and Millers to Meet in Frederick
Corn canners from Maryland Virginia and Delaware convene at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Monday for a TriState session. A separate Miller gathering at the same venue aims to organize the Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia group with a 6 30 dinner and talks by Sydney Anderson and Dr J A Leclerc.
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Corn Canners
Maryland
Virginia
Delaware
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
TriState Canners and Packers Association
Easton
Association For
Tomato Canners
George McComas
M. Dashields
Princess Anne
A. O. Saulsbury
Millers
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Sydney Anderson
Washington
National Millers’ Federation
J. A. Leclerc
Lord Bluff
Department of Commerce
J H. Woolridge
Mader Miller
Chicago
Frederick mentioned in WEAF bicycle exercise series
Frederick residents are surprised as radio host plans to include Frederick in the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. health broadcast exercises. A letter from J F L Danner requests Frederick be mentioned. A E Basler promises an extended segment referencing Frederick later this month.
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Frederick
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
WEAF
New York
Washington
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Winchester
Westminster
J. FL. Danner
E. Eighth Street
P. R. BR
A. E. Basler
Health Broadcasting Bureau
News-Post
Mr. Baier
Ratley
Frederickson
Evangelical Commission Names National Episcopal Campaign Leader
A Nova Scotia cablegram reports Rev. Walter Byron Stehl named to the Commission of Evangelism by John Gardner Murray of the American Episcopal Church. The drive, under the Bishop's crusade, aims to send 100 clergymen to launch a nationwide Epiphany season evangelistic campaign to engage laity and spur greater church service.
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Evangelisto Board
Nova Scotia
Ry Ray
John Gardner Murray
D. L
American Episcopal Church
Walter Byron Stehl
D. D
St. John's Episcopal Church
Llagergrown
Commission of Evangelism
Bishop's Crusade
Wheat market slips as crop reports loom in Washington
Wheat traders expect the Washington crop report to show higher production, further pressuring prices. Unofficial estimates put the U S winter wheat yield up and Canadian spring wheat prospects weigh on the market while corn oats and provisions also retreat. Persistent questions about domestic supplies and mill demand cloud the outlook as hogs push down pork prices.
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Chicago
Washington
United States
Prairie Provinces
Marines Reported Missing After Lake Denmark Explosion
Two U. S. Marines Oliver C. Bliss Jr of Waterville Ohio and Paul W. Moreau Bridgeport Conn listed missing since the Lake Denmark ammunition depot blast are found at Bliss parents home near Waterville. Both are shell shocked and wandered dazed since the explosion. Oliver cried at a nearby bridge recalling danger. They were escorted to a naval hospital in Detroit by guards.
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Toledo
Ohio
Oliver C. BI
Waterville
Paul W. Moreau
Bridgeport
Verne Bliss
Oliver
Ralph
Giiver
Moreau
Riss
Marine Corps
Detroit
Naval Hospital
Washington
Wiser
Democrats 10 Name Delegates to Convention
Democratic voters in the city will meet at the Court House tonight to select district delegates to the county convention on August 14. A primary for some offices is expected, with a lively Sheriff race and multiple Republican contenders noted.
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Court House
S'Ted
Charles W. Crum
William C. Roderick
John J. Winpigler
Crum
Roderick
Winpigler
Board of County Commissioners
David C. Winebrenner
Market constructive force lifts New York trade activity
New York August 9 AP constructive force was at work for a trader's market as orders poured in from all sections of the country. Easy credit conditions and favorable trade news continued to provide the basis for the advance. The morning saw gains across stocks amid short covering and rising prices. Total sales were about 500 shares.
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New York
Aue
Acain
Qian
Storks
Sles
Voyage to Brazil Aboard Steamer Van Dyk
A fragmented report describes a voyage to Brazil aboard the steamship Van Drwy, with references to passengers and a group from New York who traveled for an expedition along the coast. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Yimen Cure Andi Yao Gramdaen
Thomas Bresar
Abe
Tommitswe
New York
Brazil
Social Program of States Sept. 17 in Frederick
The Maryland State Society Sons of the American Revolution outlines a September 17 program in Frederick with a memorial unveiling for General Lafayette, receptions at the Court House and Ross home, a banquet at the Key Hotel, and an expected invitation for a French Embassy member. Subscriptions by local leaders support the Lafayette event, with figures including Elias Ramsburg and George Robertson among supporters.
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Maryland State Society
Lawrence Everhart
Frederick
George Sadder Robertson
Baltimore
Maryland
General la Fayette
Jps Bridge
Monocacy River
la Fayette
Court House
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lone
Charles W. Ross
Eleanor Murdoch Johnson
Ross
Edward §. Delaplaine
R. Bruce Murdoch
Elias B. Ramsburg
Grayson E. Bowers
William J. Grove
T. Bertram Hayward
Samuel Grafton Duvall
Bessie Tyler
John M. Haller
Thomas H. Haller
Edward D. Striner
Edward D. Shriner, Jr
R. Ames Hendrickson
William T. Delawaine Sr
Wm. Meredith Smith
John L. Routzabn
Lewis A Rice
Samuel G. Duvall
Gordon Mon
Dorsey Etchison Returns From Midwest Trip
Dorsey Etchison Grand Representative of Maryland arrived home Friday night after a three weeks tour of nine midwest states on a special Odd Fellows mission. He spoke at engagements and visited leaders including Governor Nellie Rass in Springfield and Barry Anders in Cheyenne while touring Illinois Missouri Oklahoma Kansas Colorado Utah Nebraska Iowa. He planned to attend the Sovereign Grand Lodge meeting in Philadelphia in September.
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Maryland
Middle West
Odd Fellows
Sovereien Grand Lodge
Philadelphia
Mr. Etchison
Abraham Livesin
Nover
Nellie Rass
Stoppai
Pawnee
Oklahoma
Buffain Bil
Menver
Col White
Colorado Springs
Fredericktonian
Alfred Ritter
Farmeris
Cheyenne
Wyomint
Br Barry Anders
Jesse Anders
Mr. Anders
Union Tariic
EL W. Bradford
Washington
Sundar
Tebicon
Memorial planned for Emmitsharz district boss in late war
Designer Mesta Committes and A. 4. R Klinkbatt of Hazers v3 an Diteet outlined plans for a memorial to the boss in Emmitsharz district who served in the late war. The monument will be erected on the plat in front of the Emmit Wense. The committee reports 4 532 on hand and aims to reach 1 809 before the contract is awarded.
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R Klinkbatt
Hazers
Emmitsharz
Water Loss in Frederick From Leaking Mains Scrutiny
A city water mains test by Whitman Reqnardt and Smith evaluates large leaks from Tuscarora and Fishing Creek sources. Estimates show 1.5 to 2.0 million gallons wasted daily in Frederick, with total inflow near 4.0 to 6.0 million gallons. City officials seek causes and potential third party testing to curb losses.
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Frederick
Tuscarora
Fishing Creek
Baltimore
Whitman, Reqnardt
E. C. Crum
Crum
Hagerstown
Baltimor Engineering
Pittsburgh
Toakage
Frederick County Militiamen At Camp Byrd Shooting On Range
Frederick County militia units train at Camp Byrd in Virginia Beach with daily routines on the range. Two Company B men drown in heavy surf while a fellow sergeant heroically rescues a woman and a girl, prompting strict water safety orders and guard lines along the beach.
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Frederick County
Camp Byrd
Byrd
State Rifle Bangs
Virginia Beach
Fifth Regiment
Temple A. Reynolds
Lfe
Johnny Weismullers
Walker Jolliffe
Frank Hedges
Kent Greenwald
K. P
Ramsburg
Roy Babington
Memorial Tablet Placed In Honor Of Buried German Yard Names
A bronze memorial tablet bearing the names of those buried in the old German Hirefarmed stave yard is being placed today near the west of the monument. The land was given to the counts and cut by the Evangelical Reformed church. Also noted is Clemenceau’s role in making July 14 a French national holiday and Bastille anniversary history. Names listed include Isabel Zimmerman, Margrete Dill Frederick, Anes O'Donnell, Loretta Waller Green, and Thomas Green, with a Baltimore connection and a Niagara Falls trip mentioned alongside Canada points.
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M. Clemenceau
Isabel
FE Zimmerman
Margrete Dill Frederick
Anes O'Donnell
Loretta Wallard Green
Thomas Green
Baltimore
Niagara
Canada
Two Dead One Hurt in Texas Farm Shooting
In Yorktown Texas Aus 7 two people are dead and another wounded at the farm home of C J Mueller eight miles north of town. William Mueller allegedly killed his cousin Mrs J Mueller then shot himself and Mrs Mueller’s eight year old child was found near the mother’s body. Authorities received the report and began investigating.
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Texas
Yorktown
Aus
C. J. Mueller
Here
William Mueler
J. Mueller
Muelier
Muejlers
Neicbors
Ahn
Anthoritea
Unclear Descriptive Title From Local Rail Incident
Fifteen passengers injured in a Pittsburgh to Philadelphia eastbound rail accident near Jeannette. Car derailed after collision with another train, causing multiple injuries as responders arrived at the scene.
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Petwareh
Penh
Pittsburgh
Jeannete
Death Roll July county city total 36 in city and 20 in county
In July the city recorded sixteen deaths and the county twenty. Fourteen interments occurred at Mt. Olivet cemetery and two at the colored graveyard. Burials took place in Woodsboro Unionville Liberty Rocky Ridge Thurmont Lewistown Leteraville Brunswick Burkittsville Haughs Emmitsburg Utlea. Mortality ran lower than in June with adults and children buried at Mt. Olivet and other locations across the county.
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Mt. Olivet
Woodsboro
Unionville
Liberty
Rocky Ridge
Thurmont
Biety
County
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Gertrude Ederle Reflects On Record Channel Swim
New York August AP reports Gertrude Ederle counted about 20 000 strokes in her solo English Channel crossing from France to England in 14 hours 31 minutes setting a historic women’s record. She later prepared to return to Boulogne and spoke proudly of her achievement amid overwhelming congratulations.
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New York
Gertrude Ederle
Dover
England
English Channel
France
Folkestone
Boulogne
Edgrie
Papa
Au Boulogne
Bill’ Burgess
Luncheon Honoring Miss Gertrude Smith at Greenaway Room
A luncheon was given in honor of Miss Gertrude Smith of Brunswick at Greenaway Tea Room, Baltimore, by Johns Hopkins University Summer School attendees. Guests included Misses Smith, Wenner, Gibbs, Kelly Kemp, OlLearn, Blackburn, Younghioed, Peal, Mrs. Burton, Ars San Dre Wells, Revers, Jessie Sharp, Eldridee, Cooling, Martin, Baeitke Fatks, and Lee.
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Geyten
Gertrude Smith
Brunswick
Greenaway Tea Room
Baltumore
Johns Hopkins University
Smusses Smith
Wenner
Gibbs
Kelly Kemp
OlLearn
Blackburn
Younghioed
Burton
Ars San Dre Wells
Jessie Sharp
Eldridee
Cooling
Martin
Baeitke Fatks
Lee
Middie We Report Seeks Aid for Articles
Reading and writing grants are being discussed to support teen journalism in the Middie area. Local volunteers and educators aim to boost Seeing Amer ra projects and improve publication quality through guidance and resources.
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Dorsey
Aid Teanne
Amer
Survey on Farm Life Conditions in Frederick County
A survey project by the Department of Agriculture with the Federation of Women's Clubs reports 35 Frederick County surveys completed to study farm income sources and home economics. Findings indicate country residents are adopting more varied, balanced diets due to trained instruction. Fall programs include household management, nutrition, budgeting, and demonstrations on cooking and food use.
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Frederick County
Department of Agricuture
Washington
Melissa Snyder
Bureau of Home Economics
Department of Agriculture
Elzabeth, R. Thompson
Chase Woodhouse
Bureau of Wome Economics
Hyattatown
Masonic Home Site Inspection Planned Near Thurmont
Trustees of the Grand Masonic Lodge of Maryland will inspect a 10 000 acre tract near Thurmont offered as a site for the new 1 000 000 Masonic home. They will meet with Frederick area committees and discuss other free site options with Columbia and Lynch Lodges. Remaining details include visiting local residents and reporting at the November annual meeting.
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Grand Masonic Lodge of
Maryland
Frederick
Thurmont
Lance‘lor Jacques, Sr
Stanley Hauver
Catoctin
Columbia
Lynch Lodges
Warren
Sipe
George Cook
Peter E. Toms
John L. Sanford
John H. Elliott
Samuel E. Ottenheimer
Baltimore
Charlies Donnelly
Cumberland
Henry B. Wricht
Preston
A. LeRoy McCardeill
Citr
Messrs. Hauver
Jacques
Zacharias
Samuel G. Datail
AL AM. Radcliff
George J. Ross
Ira I. Miller
Charles F. Seeger
James WW. Gambrill, Jr
WL Carts
el G. Wsuzh
Glenn OG. Garber
le Ros McCannell
A. H. Doll
Cohanhia
Lynch Ledges
Thurmoy
Actin
Stakrs
Frederick Pecsone
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