Two Men Jailed in Alleged Assault on 12 Year Old Girl
Oscar Brightwell and Lester Rippeon were arrested and jailed awaiting grand jury action after a 12 year old girl reported abuse by the pair, who were employed by her father. The case involves alleged repeated assaults with the girl set for further examination and possible operation in Baltimore after testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Etzler
Vernon Britzler
Piney Hill
Liberty
Oscar Brightwell
Lester Rippeon
Brightwell
Storm
Rippeon
Radcliffe
Baltimore
Brishtwell
Divorce Granted to Wife of April Farm Leader in Allentown
Mrs. Marty Wrenn Garland was granted an unconditional divorce from Charles Garland, head of the April Farm colony at Allentown, Pa. She received custody of three children. Principal witness was Saul Scott, a teacher and colony member. Betting Hover from the farm was named as corespondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Wrenn Garland
Charles Garland
Allentown
Saul Scott
Stereo
N. 2
Betting Hover
Chautauqua at Heights Three Day Program Set
The Radcliffe Chautauqua at Brad dock Heights runs Thursday through Sunday with 2:30 pm and 8:45 pm sessions. Opening acts feature the Swiss Alpine singers and De. Guy Morse Bingham. Lectures include The Thinker by Dr. Bingham and Prodigal America by Dr. J. William Terry. Performances by Kellams Charlotte Chamberlin and Oakley Concert Company follow through the weekend. The Franz Gerls Swiss Alpine visitors will entertain with songs and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radcliffe Chautauqua
Braddock Heights
Chautauqua
the Heights
Uerl
Suiss Alpine
Guy Morse Bingham
Franz Gerl
Godlers
Alps
Rhe Sayzs
Omasie
Pretty wedding unites Price and Price in Frederick
Mary Elizabeth Hagan and Osborne Ingle Price wed at the Hagan home on North Market Street in a small ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Dr Ulysses G Rupp. The couple, both locally known with ties to Frederick City Hospital and Price Brothers Manufacturing, plan to reside at the Maryland Apartments after a motor trip north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. D. Hagan
North Market Street
Mary Elizabeth
Osborne Ingle Price
Mary
Grace Smith
Price
Frederick City Hospital
Price Brothers Manufacturing Company
Maryland Apartments
Frederick youths explore University of Maryland summer courses
A group of 48 Frederick county youths, including Estelle Lighter and William Hauver, attended the University of Maryland’s Summer Short Course for boys and girls Week 7. They studied canning, millinery, sewing, and agriculture while participating in games, pageants, and council activities, expressing plans to return next summer.
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University of
Frederick County
Maryland University
Young Hauver
Little Miss Tichter
Council
Warre Vampires
Red
Haurer
Cic
Lucille
Mary Cobleniz
Middletown
All Star Council
Otis Shoemaker
Norman Shriver
Emmitsburg
Dr. Symons
Julie Frank J. Duncan
H. J. Patterson
Gertrude Warren
Robert G. Fotter
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Shackled Youth Freed After Months Under Chain
Eight year old Salvatore Rossetti of Newark was freed when neighbors reported his imprisonment. Police said the boy had been chained daily to a boot black stand by his parents to deter running away. The three and a half foot chain was padlocked to the neck and nailed to the stand. after release he fled the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Salvatore Rossetti
Luigi Rossetti
Parachute Failure Fatality Near McCook Field
Laco tenant EH. Barksdale a McCook Field pilot was killed when his parachute failed to open after he bailed from his aircraft near the field. Witnesses report the fall from a significant height and that the chute did not deploy in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darton
Barksdale
McCook
Prisoner Lee Recaptured After Escape in Westminster Case
Justice Clarence M. Murray learned John Lee, a Black man who fled from his custody in Westminster about three weeks earlier, was found in Washington. State Police Lieutenant Pepersack began steps toward re arrest as Lee faced charges for operating a motor vehicle under liquor influence and related violations. Lee’s escape occurred when handcuffs were removed for transport outside the Murray office. Lee’s home is near Woodbine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence M. Murray
Ridgeville
John Lee
Washington
Pepersack
Lee
Justice Murray
Carroll County
Westminster
Murray
Woodbine
Inheritance Claim Sparks Church Fund Plans
Peoria Illinois August 11 AP claim of a nine million dollar inheritance linked to John Cooper stirs doubt amid plans for a 250000 church building. Cooper and church leaders pledge faith while denying fraud rumors and promote a nurses home gift at Kewanee hospital. He claims 5200000 cash and 46000 acres of Virginia land due when he turns 35 next September 18.
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Peoria
John Cooper
Ewance Iron Worker
Mr Oliver
The
Christian Church
A. L. Freed
Cooper
Leglacy
Kewanee Public Hospital
Virginia
Relics Presented by Portland Gunner Association
Souvenirs including a brick from John Brown Fort at Harpers Ferry and a bowl used by Barbara Fritchie were shown to Portland Port land Gunner Association and Propeller Club during their Long Point Cape Elizabeth session. Dudley Page, a long time Portland guest, spoke about the Fritchie bowl and fort brick with related photographs.
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Portland
Dudley Page
John Brown
Harter's Ferry
Barbara Fritchie
Gunner Association
Propeller Club
Long ‘Point
Cape Elizabeth
Mr. Page
Maine
Orrin P. Weymouth
Gunner Club
Pace
James Edward Duvall
Page
Wertmouth
Frederick
Record Street
Abraham Lincoln
Antimtam
Advance Speculators Regain Market Control
Advance speculation returns to influence market momentum with higher prices as operators react to a tightened money supply. The report notes speculative pressure easing after yesterday’s action, with funds at 412 percent indicating strong leverage in the trading environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Esterdas
Rip Forestes
Nature's Hidden Trails in Great Lakes Region Tourism
Chicago August 11 AP. Nature's handiwork and Native American sites compete with North Woods scenery across the Great Lakes. Michigan’s west coast along Lake Michigan features Mackinac Island with a French fort ruin and a modern road. Indian reservations and Devils Lake attract visitors, while Wisconsin’s lake shore hosts summer colonies. The Minnesota Arrowhead country includes Superior National Forest and iron ranges with open mine areas. The Mississippi watershed originates in Minnesota. Minnehaha Falls at Minneapolis and Hiawatha statues recall Native lore. Ohio and Indiana boast earthwork mounds at Serpent Mound, Mound City, and New Salem, and Indiana dunes along Lake Michigan. Lincoln lore appears at Lincoln’s Boyhood Site and Sangamon river in Illinois.
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Chicago
North Woods
Great Lakes
Michigan
Mackinac Island
Lake Michigan
Wisconsin
Devils Lake
Baraboo
Madison
Minnesota
Superior National Forest
Jay Cooke State Park
Hibbing
Duty
Virginia
Cioque
Minnesota National Forest
Ohio Mounds
Ohio
Columbus
Columbusalso
Mound City
Fort Ancient
Indiana Dunes
Tropics
Indiana
Wyandotte Cave
Corydon
Turkey Run Park
Lincoln
Utica
Sangamon
Petersburg
Ill
Abraham Lincoln
New Salem
Springfield
Adverse Possession Case Grants Waesche Land Title Rights
Following a dispute over land boundaries near the Western Maryland Railway in Thurmont, the court ruled in favor of James Waesche, granting him the right of adverse possession. The decision affects 39 feet of railway right of way and leaves a 17 to 33 foot street line dispute, with Thurmont officials contending a boundary overstep. The ruling names Weinhers and Tenarrin Rosenstock and cites Thurmont officials Storer and Wi7 See Hospital as involved in related proceedings. You Saw It in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Theodore Waeschs
Thurmont
Mairland
Fom
Ham J. Stener
Albert Wo Fener
Vrner
Worthinston
Crants
Warsche
Markland
Tan Thurmont
Bnce
Whittemore Habeas Corpus Denied by Circuit Court
Baltimore August 11 1925 AP Undge Robert F Stanton denied Richard Ree Whittemore a writ of habeas corpus in Circuit Court. Application filed Monday sought to save Whittemore from execution for slaying Maryland penitentiary guard Robert J Holtman on February 20 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Robert F Stanton
Richard Ree
Whittemore
Robert J. Holtman
Maryland Penienticiry
Farmers Picnic Set at Manor Woods August Seventeenth
Committees plan the annual Farmers Cleale event to be held near Hukeystown on August 17. A band will perform all day with an evening orchestra and dancing. Morning games include children events athletic contests and horseshoe pitching. Prizes, lunch, and a 1.15 program concert follow, then speeches by P M Dewey A G Ensor T B Symons and James W Davis. A 3:30 p m baseball game pits local Farm Bureau against Grange. Delegates from six districts announce their picks for the Worcester County Democratic convention in Winchester Hall Saturday at 1 o'clock.
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Cleale
Manor Woods
Hukeystown
Lundins
P.M. Dewey
Gaines, Fa
A. G. Ensor
Harford County
State Grange
T. B. Symons
University of Maryland
James W. Davis
Baltimore
State Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Grange
J. Homer Remsburg
M. Frank Holter
Prof
Amon Burgee
Rotary Self Denial Luncheon Supports Soldiers Fund
Frederick Rotary members held their weekly meeting featuring a self denial luncheon with cracker and peanut butter sandwiches milk ice cream and cake. funds saved were donated to soldiers in a camp Virginia Beach to augment camp meals. films on Henry Ford plants and air service experiments were shown with commentary by R L Warfield Frederick Motor Co. and music by Stanly Gordman and his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Will E
Virginia Beach
Henry Ford
Air Service
Air Express
Ford
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Preston
R L. Warfield
Frederick Motor Co
Frederick Ford
Stanly Gordman
Gertrude Ederle to Visit Her Grandmother
Reports from Riseiden Germany indicate the American swimmer Gertrude Ederle will visit her grandmother near Stutterri. Officials expect a hearty reception as the record-setting English Channel swimmer tours postwar Europe and meets with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Ederle
Riseiden
Germany
Wurttemberg
Stutterri
Gertrude
George Ederto
Ian
Eerie
Ma Drops Out Then Re-enters Race In Texas
A local candidate reversed course, declaring her bid remains alive in Texas after briefly stepping back. Supporters say she will address concerns and continue campaigning.
Tornado Hits Padroni Colorado Killing Child and Wounding Three
A tornado struck near Padroni Colorado last night, killing a child identified as Alvin Zulpo aged 4 and injuring three others including the child's mother and relatives. The storm toppled a house where two families sheltered, scattered vehicles, and damaged crops. The father carried survivors to safety as debris scattered across roads.
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Sterling Col. Ang Il
Padroni
Alvin Zulpo
Hubbard
Ram
Baltimore Oil Fire Destroys $250000 Value and Injures Firemen
Flames swept seven tanks at the American Oil Company refining plant in south Baltimore after four explosions. About 500000 gallons of combustibles were burned while 100000 spectators watched. Firemen, hurt in the blaze, are expected to recover as investigators seek the cause amid intense heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
American Oil Company
Bleoch, Fremen Threy & Curtain of
Httle
Ted Toecover
Micialg
Goldsborough declines to seek gubernatorial candidacy
Former Maryland Governor Phillips Lee Goldsborough announced he will not run for the Republican gubernatorial nomination this year. He cited a desire to end public life after many years in service and indicated his decision is final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Go Ee
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Maryland
Goldsborough
Senator Weller
Cel
John Philip Hill
Congress
Marion Humphreys
Salisbury
Weller
Colonel Hill
Woodsboro Delegates Return from Summer Assembly
Six delegates from Woodsboro Lutheran Church returned from a summer assembly. Attendees included Aida Cramer, Tex Burh Koons, and R C Somers, with Rev R Speckates reporting on sessions. A large gathering from the Sunday school met morning services and toured the grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro
Woodshers Lutheran
Visees
Aida Cramer
Marz Texel Burh Koons
R C Somers
Graham Baker
R. Speckates
Alervaes
Lyntherag Theologal Seminary
Gettysburg
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Price—Hagan
Ni Veasing
W. Chichester
Dietrich and Gambrill Inc
County Azont
Baltimore Kiwanis Club
Emerson Hotel
Chchester Tae
Kewanee
Coopers
Shenandoah Valley
Nature Cells
America
Mississippi River
North America
Lake Winnibigoshish
Roosevelt
Sciencc
Minneapolis
Minnehaha Falls
Longfellow
Hiawatha
Urner
Worthington
Warccthe
Len Weinhers
Tenarrin ' Rosensinck
Storer
Frederick the Eantpavesss Peat
Senate
Manor Woots
Winchester Hall
Frederick — City
Catoctin
Jefferson
Bur
Kittagile
Braddock
Foliowa
George W. Abrecht
Rollins J. Atkinson
Allen Bartgis
Alton Y. Bennett
John T Best
John T. Best
Dorsey Atchison
M.ley Etchison
Charles J. Fagan
Lewis F. Fagan
Thomas M. Filby
Anna B. Floyd
James H. Gambrill Jr
Alfred W. Gaver
Marmon L. Gaver
Misa Jennie Gaver
Marion K. Green
James H. Grove, Jr
James H. Grove
John W. Grove
Charlies K. Heck
Ezra D. Hoffman
Misa
Eleanor M. Johnson
J. Grahams Johnson
James A. Jones
Clayton O. Keedy
Charles N. Kehne
J. Harry Kennedy
Samual A. Lewis
Mary 5S. Maulsby
Grover L. Michas
Guy K
George Shaffer
Franklin N. Shiply
G. William Shipley
Misa Allee
Mcl. Smith
Edward J. Smith
Mehri
Wn W. Smith
C. Thomas Summers
Jesse L. C. Sunday
Bartha Trundle
Charles P. Troxeil
Eleanor M. Tull
Gigorge Wallace
David
Winebrenner
Julia Young Catoctin
J. R. Morgan
Charles Delauter
A. E. Hoover
Charles L. Leatherman
James H. Delauter- Liberty
R. Frank Sappington
HA. D Hammond
T. R. Myers
M. F. Starr
Albert Fogle
Edward Noonan
James Sappington
Heavers
Precinct 2
George Smith
Ada Hemp
Trith Dade
Charles C. House
J. W. Mentzer
Russell House
Charles Hemp
J. M. Ahal
Berna Arnold
Bertha Weiner
Nora Shafer
Edward ‘Agaha
Della Beatty
Simeon Bast
Clarence Bussard
Paul Pane
Thomas Summers
Neal Roberts
Jacob Gibbon
Howard Smith
Verdia Creed
Hazel Holter
Daisy Bast
Rotary
Texas
Colorado
Wershington
Goldsbrough
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