Estate valued around six thousand five hundred dollars
Closest relatives are a Washington niece and two nephews of Harry Lambright, a deceased brother who died by his own hand about 15 years ago. Police say Lambright left about $6,500 in cash and about $6,100 in a bank, with $400 found on the body after the shooting. The weapon was displayed prior to the act. Lambright’s funeral was set for 2 PM at the C. E. Cline mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Philip Lambright
Washington
Harry Lambright
Frederick
Lambright
Insife
Nix
Ford
Edwani Routmaho
John Saver
Pikesville
Large Scout Camp On Monocacy River Details
A large group of Hoy Scouts from the Francis Scott Key Council spanning Frederick and Carroll counties attend Troop No. 15 Union Bridge camp led by Scoutmaster Wilbur S. Brandenburg and Scout Executive George G. Williney. The camp lies along the Monocacy River north of Taneytown near the Pennsylvania line, amid shag bark hickories. Scouts sleep in pyramid tents and are cared for by Ade Bott and C. L. Easterday with lifeguard George Crawmer. Names of participating troops include Union Bridge, Windsor, Sebbsville, Exmitsburg, with patrol leaders and several Scouts listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoy
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
Carroll Counties
Union Bridge
Wilbur S$. Brandenburg
George G. Williney
Monocracy River
Taneytown
Pennsylvania
Pyramid Tenta
Cote
Ade Bott
Nex Windsor
C. L. Easterday
Unkit Bridge
George Crawmer
P. Gernand
Petraee
Bradley S. Grimes
L. Mackey
C. Strausieng
J. Kim
W. Crawmer
O Frock
C. Engel
J. Sextor
R. Shilling
T. Kiss
P. Selby
H Myers
J. Six
C. Hewson
Beader
G. Selbey
Hew Wintsor
C. Bittner
FR. Borer
J. Baker
M. Hyde
G. Batylon
C. Lovell
C. Hoff
Sebbasvile
J. Gofmec
P. Whe
H. Naylor
J. Bates
C. McCain
BE. Weil
Q. McKissick
Exmitsburg
Francs Hoke
Temmis Tea Invitation For Tennis Tea Event
An open invitation was extended today for all tennis enthusiasts to attend a tea on Friday afternoon from 4 to 6 at the Catectin Country Club grounds. The gathering aims to watch the final round of the John France Smith Memorial Trophy tournament and determine the cup winner. The organizing committee includes Mia, John Francis Smith, chairman, and several ladies and gentlemen such as Mrs WM koitfe, Mr E D McCain, Mrs Ellis B Ramsburg, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catectin Country Cind
John France Smith Memorial
Prefer McQuilken
Cherze
Mia
John Francis Smalth
WM Koitfe
E D, McCain
Ellis B. Ramsburg
Robert Chiop
D. Winettener
John T. King
A. Leroy McCaef
Cyrus Gamerii
Rossel HN McCain
Mrcs
Serena Motter
Reverend Bowers Delivers Humorous Talk to Lions Group
Rev Dr J C Bowers pastor of Salem Lutheran Church Catonsville addressed the Lions Club at a weekly luncheon at the Francis Bests Ley hotel. He recalled farming medicine and ministry, shared memories of his first sermon in a colored church in Middletown valley, and noted friendships with local farmers and newspaper founders. Attending were Mrs Cora W Hendrix Omar B Cobients and others. introduced by Rev Willam C Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remire Amabet
Prederkck County
Midditieteen
Veley
Francis Bests Ley
Moon
Jobe
C. Bowers
Salem Lutheran Chirch
Catonsville
Bowers
Jefferson
de. Bowers
Middletown Valley
Middletown
Art Jeffeson
The
News
W. T. Delaplaine
Mr. Bowers
Penne
Cora W. Hendrix
Omar B. Cobients
Frederick
Wes
Willam C. Royal
Slub
Dr. Bowers
JC. L. Weaver
Richmond, Va
Alfred W. Gaver
Jesse BH. Michael
Louis
Elcotsperger
Tows City
Rain Strains County Road Work With Ongoing Repairs
Persistent rains swelled road damage across the county forcing repeated repairs in Urbana and surrounding districts. Projects include macadam paving from Walkersville to Emmitsburg Pike, oiling from Rocky Ridge to Motter’s Station, and a 30 foot concrete bridge at Daysville rebuilt after washing out.
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Urbana
Walkersville
Emmitsburg Pike
T. E. Russell
Rocky Ridge
Motter’s Station
EC. Valentine
Frederick
Johnsville Pike
Beaver Dam Church
Daysville
Middletown
Annual Pow Wow Draws Large Local Attendance
The Chippewa Tribe No 19 and associated Red Men groups held their annual pow wow on Wednesday evening at Robert G. Witter farm. About 400 to 500 attendees from Frederick Red Men families and friends plus guests from Broostick and Charles Town enjoyed Indian form, corn and venison, dancing with Tucker's orchestra. Great Council of Maryland chiefs could not attend but the event was a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natoma Council
Robert G. Witter
Emmiteborg Pike
Frederick
Broostick
Charles Town
Tucker
Great Council of Maryland
Roy L. Cram
Lyvia
K. Starr
Henry L. Bennett
Alien R. Lampe
Howard M. Alveugh
Nettle Carpenter
Carre
S. Cada
Sophia Bebell
Rec
Albach
Evaded Arrest After Years. Drunk Driver Fined
John I Snodgrass was arrested after nearly three years evading authorities. He faced charges over bad checks tied to board bills and a Standard Oil branch, with bail set at 1000 dollars. A separate case: Im Duncan of Hanover was fined 150 dollars for operating under the influence after refusing to stop at a red light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I. Snodgrass
Ates G. L
Snodgrass
Charles W. Smith
Alton YX
Bennett
Pespica
Standard Oil Company
Snodcrase
Chambersburg
Scodgrass
Feagaville
Crete
Market Street
W. E. Miller
Im Duncan
Hanover
Duncan
Tim
Havre de Grace Bridge Toll Free September 15
Frederick motorists will see tolls removed crossing the Havre de Grace bridge over the Susquehanna. State Roads Chairman John N. Mackall announced the toll halt around September 15 after extensive double-decking work costing over 400000. The old bridge, originally by the Pennsylvania Railroad, later operated as a toll bridge in private ownership, netting over a million dollars for owners. tolls ranged from 1 to 60 cents, then eliminated on September 15. The bridge sits on the Philadelphia Baltimore Washington corridor with northbound upper deck and southbound lower deck traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil
Harford
Railred
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Smiths Speech Begins His Attack
Rodney Bl describes Al Smith's Democratic nomination campaign as he presses reform on prohibition, farm relief, and the power issue. The piece contrasts Smith's direct appeals, use of opponents' words, and promised constitutional actions with Hoover's fallbacks, noting Smith’s emphasis on personal accountability and state rights.
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Boover
Hoover
Republicaniam
Smith
Coolidge
Army
Bitha Root
Sam
al Smith
Provincia
Ballith
Power Trust
Boorer
Alleged Store Swindler Held in New York
August 23 AP report describes Morris alias Hero held on bail as a fugitive in New York. Police say the gang used false credit to obtain goods, including $190 worth of woods from Stewart and Company of Battymore, in a fraudulent scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Morris
Ax Hero
Stexart and Company of
Battymore
Two Men Injured as Trucks Collide Near Middletown
A crash at the Harmonys Middletown road intersection injures John Schroyer and George Main and kills three thoroughbred stock on the Main truck. The Grove Lime Co truck, driven by Harry Burger, collided with Charles Main’s livestock truck, pinning Schroyer and damaging both vehicles. Main suffers bruises and a broken nose. Schroyer has a broken arm and fractured ribs. The Grove truck is less damaged. cause under investigation. A second crash on Monterose Pike involves an Essex sedan and a cream truck, injuring Viola Staley with a cut lip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schroyer
Miccleman
George Main
Middletown
Harmonys
Middietown
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Harry Burger
Charles P. Main
Livestock Cealer
Grove
Schreyer
Mr. Main
Bain
Main
Schroyer
J. Elmer Harp
Brandenburg
Myersville
Frederick City
Mir
William J. Grove
Grove Time Company
Qacar
H. L. Ebert
Ed. Wachter
Viola Staley
Rain heavy week scarred Maryland crops with heavy totals
Weather summary for Maryland ending August 21 notes temperatures warm and favorable to crops but excessive rain near Baltimore and eastern counties damaged corn tobacco and tomatoes especially in lowlands. Rain totals reached 12 inches at Annapolis and 9 to 13 inches across Prince Georges and surrounding counties, with widespread flooding and recovery expected in Delaware ports.
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Maryland
Rostee Hunn
Aee
Baltimore
Prince Georges County
Annapolis
Dover
Delaware
Cheltenham
Newburg
Charles County
Ridgley
Carolins County
Search Begins for Two Missing Flyers in Greenland
Greenland authorities launched a search along the west coast from Cape Perewel to Disko Bay and near Mt. Eran for two missing flyers named Parker and Cramer, with August 23 as the timeline reference.
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Tae
Greenland
Ber
Parker Cramer
Cape Perewel
Disko Bay
Mt. Eran
A Mayor and An Admiral Enter Campaign Scene
Albany dispatch reports Governor Smith arriving in New York to build the presidential campaign. Sm ith, accompanied by Mrs Smith, meets with national committeemen to plan stumping, while some press notes quote him as frank about not endorsing Herbert Hoover. The reception in Albany centers on his acceptance speech and campaign messaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Narold
Séall Weller
Albany
N.Y
Gorerhoe Smith
New York
Mire
Lemiers
NEA
Ics
Lucia N. Foeter- Welch
Southampton
England
United States
Curtis Discusses American Tariff in Rocky Point Campaign
Senator Curtis pledges tariff revision for full protection of industry agriculture and labor as Republicans open western campaign here Hoover praised for knowing farmers workers and businessmen needs. He cites Democratic tariff acts as insufficient while praising Republican duties and farm protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Point
Curtis
Herbert Hoover
Prices Press Forwards Amid Fed Reserve Fears
Stock prices moved higher in New York trading as fears of a large Federal Reserve rate increase loomed. Early selling saw several favorites drop 2 to 4 points, but continued demand in motor, copper, and food shares kept the market trending up. Call money held at 1 percent as trading closed firm, with about 3,100,000 shares changing hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Reserve
Hoover Heads West for Farm Leader Talks
Aseciated Press dispatch reports Herbert Hoover with conferees and farm leaders as he journeys across the Midwest and West to outline his stance on wheat corn and grain policy. Optimism comes from Kansas and Iowa while Northwestern states show pessimism. The trip strains Hoover and he plans rest after returning to Washington before a Labor Day address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. West
Cedar Rapids
Herbert Hoover
Great mid-Western
Kansas
Iowa
Hoover
Washington
Autograph Seekers Annoy Gene Tunney in Railcar
Gene Tunney, resting in an English railway coach near London on August 23, was mobbed by eager youngsters demanding autographs as the guard tried to restrain them. The former champion signed two slips and sent them away as hullabaloo persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graph
Gene Tunney
London
Cornwall
Gene
Tunney
Auto theft warning: owners leave keys in cars
Chief of Police Martins cites a survey showing 14 auto owners leave keys in cars, inviting thieves. He traversed West Second to West Patriveets and Court and Market streets, noting unlocked doors, open windows, and missing anti theft measures. Police urge owners to lock cars, remove keys, and safeguard valuables to reduce thefts.
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Chief
Hess
Martinsih
Hes Teece
West Second
West Patr
Sadie
Une Po
Ponce
Putk
Cod i
Doraw Sees Benefits of U S Prohibition
In a speech from Washington Av 22 IAF the official asserted that prohibition in the United States has yielded wholesome and beneficial results. The assertion was made by a Treasury Department official during a police address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doraw
Washington
Treasury Department
Kelley to Take Staro in Murder Trial
Los Angeles August 22 AP Lee B Kelley, alleged slayer of Mrs Drystip, prepared to face trial as the murder case proceeds. Details are sparse in the fragmentary report, with authorities noting the ongoing proceedings and expected courtroom actions.
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Kelley
Staro
Mellus
Los Angeles
Lee B Kelley
Drystip
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Dsegiter
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Ohn Lone
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