Twenty ninth aviation talk at Powderick field honoring Detrick Poeid
The meeting led by Lieut. Travers praised the Twenty-ninth unit at Powderick field for its training and readiness. He described flight practices, weather challenges, ship performance, and the need to stay clear of fogs while outlining four hour daily duty and high altitude emphasis. Attendees included C Thomas Summers and local officials with plans for upcoming picnics and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lien
Travemo
Detrick Poeid
Travers
Charis A. Masson
Feat
Lica Co
D. Titec
Powderick
United States
Seine
Elem
Frederick
Reutement
Buffalo
Mother Earth
C. Thomas Summers
Hagerstown
Middletown
Frederick Cabs
Shrin Meadow
Local Social Notes Mention August Visit Details
The fragment lists several names connected to a home call on Mrs. P. J. Carpenter. Names include Mrs. Bessie Thomas Miss ale Burrell Marshal Mew Moetket Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Makipette their daughter Bettey Mr ep Mra Staley Predetick Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shertenheim and their children George Betty and Miss Mitwadeth Sheeterhelm Mr Pleasan and Margaret Prtagerald Dekemore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Carpenter
Bessie Thomas
Ale Burrell
Marshal
J. P. Makipette
Bettey
Mr. Pleasan
Iitte Mim
Margaret Prtagerald Dekemore
Ambiguous OCR Summary of Unclear Note
Fragmentary OCR text references Washington, Mardin, Mot, and Patte with vague names and roles. No distinct events, dates, or organizations are clear enough to establish a concrete news item or outcome. The readable fragments provide no verifiable facts to summarize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Campbell
Mardin
Washington
Bombardment Drill Hits Hagerstown Amid Fog and Glare
A Douglas C-38 bomber approached Hagerstown from Frederick with Lieut. Fenimore at the controls. Ground defenses using two searchlights and the 200th Anti Aircraft unit engaged. One anti aircraft gun was silenced by a broken firing pin while another shell damaged or destroyed the plane was uncertain. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plagermtown
Fair Grounds
Frederick
Progress With New Water Plant
Satisfactory progress is reported on Frederick citys supplemental water supply from Linganore creek. The main pipeline to the filtration plant should reach completion early next month with the plant ready for operation by late October. About 25 men work on trenching and pipe laying on the east bank, with rain hindering only modestly while filtration and related structures near completion. The Linganore project, combined with an abundant local water supply, promises a robust system equaled by few eastern cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lings Tore Creek
Jaca
Socount
Bashing Creek
Linganore Creek
Frederick City
Singanore Creek
Lindberghs Plan World Flight After Alaska Stop
Charles and Anne Lindbergh arrived in Nome Alaska on vacation and announced plans to continue a world flight after reaching Texto the immediate destination. They hint at a series of flights through Europe, with weather hindering some travel along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nome
Alaska
Charles
Texto
New York
Europe
Cal
Charles A. Lindbergh
Petar Barrow
Orient
Simakas
Awaska
Ato Bering
Pau Isana
Tokyo
Karagin Imand
Blame Poor Salesmanship Cited in Maryland Imam Controversy
Fragmentary OCR notes accuse poor salesmanship in a Maryland imam controversy involving a commission and coal entities. The text references Wattimorre and a committee, with unclear details about the sale or outcome.
Arrington to be sent to institution after insanity finding
Mrs. Hattie M. Arrington of Marriottaville is ruled insane by a special sanity jury after her husband, 64, was shot and later found with a slashed throat. She will be committed to Spring Grove Hospital in Catonsville, with officials arranging transfer tomorrow. The case stems from the coroner’s jury finding she caused the husband’s death. doctors reported long-standing insanity since March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weratiminster
Hattie M. Arrington
Marriottaville
Theatore F. Brown
Arrington
Hosea McAdoo
Springfield State Hospital
Fred Reder
Baltimore
Ryder
Spring Grove
Catonsville
Battlefield Assn Meet on Monument Site Donation
The Monocacy Battlefield Association holds an 8 pm meeting at the YMCA to decide if it should purchase one acre and deed it to the U S Government for a monument. Government funds of 5000 are available after deed execution and a 1930 deadline applies. the group has not yet arranged a site donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monocacy Battle- Seld Association
U. S
Glenn O. Garber Whiisooe
Vist
Senate
Weather Update on Mild Freeze and Warmer Week
The morning low reached 68 as fog lingered and the surface warmed. A trough of low pressure moved from the Rockies into the Ohio Valley and western Pennsylvania bringing warmer temperatures and broader moisture for agriculture. Water in the Fishing Creek receiver ran over the spillway while streams remained low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountains
Ohio Valley
Pennsylvania
Fishing Creek
Frederick
United States
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Ulets Clube
Prodearick Coun's
Braddock Brights
Sundey
Thumdars
Barry JL. Fasslinger
William Cowan
Wildem Puchs Jr
George C. Rhoterick, Jr
Middleman
Caries McC
Legore
Quiz
DOWN
Douglass C
Detrick Field
Lindbergh
Hee
Ssad’s
Cont
Wattimorre
Awe
Leck
Adecate
Ealeseuship
Imam
Maryland
Philippines
NEA Beattle Bureau
Mrs. Arrington
Institution
Ate
Fe Sune
T. Distinte
Ine
Batimore
Gov. Ritchie
Indusrsaries
Stickler
Ieveey EvEiEssays
Vietor Dewees
Dows 4
Pittsburg
Kar
Mary
Vietor
Ap Aitchison
Kan
Battlefield Assn
Fishing Creek Dam
Ie Cavera
Ghinka
Assscacn
Porch
Ieath
Westinghouse Electric
Carty
C.c.carty
Patrick
Feederick
C. E. Cline & Son
Percale
Devara
McCall
PAI
McCetn
Jack
Jill
Hendrickson
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