New City Maps Reveal Hidden Frederick Streets
A lengthy city notice explains that many streets in Frederick are not widely known. Five new streets were added east of Predetick, with avenues such as West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Hamilton, and Virginia extending north to east. Other developments include Magnolia, Fairview, Ferndale, Glenmore, Evergreen, Park, and Maryland avenues along with Valley Prospect Braddock roads. The city displays large maps and will issue 250 smaller copies for public access.
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Frederick
Fair Grounds
Wranklin
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Hamilton Avenue
Virginia Avenue
Rosemont
Magnolia
Fairview
Ferndale
Glenmore
Evergreen, Park
Maryland Avenue
Valley
Prospect
Braddock Avenues
Barbara
Trail Avenue
A. A. Nicodemus
Knights of Pythias visit Frederick en route to Washington
A party of about 30 Lodges of Knights of Pythias from Eastern Pennsylvania visited Frederick this afternoon on their way to Washington. They met with local committee head Charles A. Landis and toured Mountain City Lodge 29, the largest in the region. The group planned two days in Washington before returning home to Bethlehem and eastern cities. A motor bus carrying campaign materials for Herbert Hoover stopped at the northwest corner of Church and Market for about half an hour, playing popular airs through amplifiers.
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Knights of Pythias
Pennsylvania
Frederick
Washington
Shee Gerd
Lodge of Pennsylvania Knights of Pythias
McKeesport
Charles A. Landis
Harper's
Perry
Antetan Battlefield
Mountain City Lodge
Order
Bethlehem
Taber
N ‘Beever
Aed
Herbert ‘Hoover
White House
Church and
Market Street
Maryland Driver Licenses Revoked and Autoists Fined
The Automobile Commissioner released a list of license revocations and suspensions. Revoked: Paul P. Dayhott of Woodbine for operating while intoxicated. Charles W. Mahoney of Frederick for operating while intoxicated. Glen C. Smith of Myersville for failing to stop after an accident. Daniel Wilson of Mr. Airy for operating while intoxicated. Suspended: Howard E. Alexander of Burkitsville for exceeding 40 miles. Lewis S. Burger of Frederick for exceeding 40 miles. Carty Vangosen of Brunswick for fatal accident. Howard Bowie of Buckerstown for the usual license violations. Also listed are fines in Buckeystown, Thurmont, Middletown, and Frederick for various offenses including exceeding 40 miles, no license or registration, and reckless driving.
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Automobile Commissioner
Paul P. Dayhott
Woodbine
Chas. W. Mahoney
Frederick
Glen C. Smith
Myersville
Daniel Wilson
Mr. Airy
Howard E Alexander
Burkitsville
Lewis S. Burger
West Third St
Carty Vangosen
Brunswick
Howard Bowie
Buckerstown
Buckeystown
Howard E. Alexander
Howard Borte
Lewis
Burger
Thurmont
James Pertess
Wr. Seltert
Chas. Mahoney
Frederick H. Grey
B. Johnson
Hoover Covers 8000 Miles Since July 1944
Herbert Hoover nears Washington after a cross country campaign trip covering 8000 miles through 19 states. AP reports he delivered five prepared addresses and more than two dozen platform speeches while meeting nearly a million people. His team frames the prohibition issue as central, with no comment yet on Smith’s acceptance speech.
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James L. West
Hoover
Washington
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Herbert Hoover
Moorer
Alfred E
Three Day Agents in Chicago Face Arrest
In Chicago on August 24, authorities sought the arrest of three Federal prohibition agents who allegedly shot and seriously wounded a man during a raid three days prior. The incident led to deputy police involvement and an ongoing investigation.
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Chicago
Prohibition
Losp
Belidios
Doko Stege
Washington Mecca Of Job Seekers
Washington draws thousands of job seekers this summer as many move here hoping for work. The Bureau and local offices report large numbers arriving, with a heavy influx for government building programs and scientific posts. Clerical workers remain in demand while students and graduates seek positions before fall terms begin.
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Rodaey Dutcher
Pero Iia Avenue
Washington
New York
Federal
New ‘York’s
Cecil R. Chittenden
U. & Employment Servce
GIES BOND FOR HEARING SEPTEMBER 19 AFTER CRASH
Bond for the appearance of Marty Burger was set after a crash near the Middletown road. Burger faced charges of reckless driving and assault and battery with a vehicle. Bond was $25 for reckless driving and $500 for the assault charge, with William J. Grove also signing. John Schrover and George Main of Middletown were injured. Schrover improving, Main resting as expected.
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Marty Burger
J. Holl
Kefauver
Middletown
Burger
John Schroser
George Main
Wiliam J. Grove
Schrover
Frederick City Hospital
Main
Market Sees Sensational Upturn In New York Stocks
New York markets rebound with 4,006,000 shares trading amid profit taking. key rates edge down and most active issues show declines of 3 to 14 points. About 3,700,000 shares closed for the day as investors hold despite volatility. A special excursion train from Philadelphia to Frederick via Pennsylvania Railroad is announced for September 9, departing 5:05 m. and returning 5:39 p.m., with five hours total travel.
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New York
Jones
Gates
Seven Die After Fumigation On Baltimore Harbor Ship
A Steamer named Steel Inventor arriving for quarantine in Baltimore Harbor caused seven deaths when fumigation released toxic gas. Crew attempted rescue as officials found additional victims below deck. two died upon discovery and five more perished as the death toll rose to seven with others hospitalized.
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Baltimore
Aus
Arrvcee Fron
Tumi
Kiwanis Picnic Festivities Draw Frederick and Hagerstown
Kiwanis clubs of Frederick and Hagers town joined at Braddock Heights for a joint picnic with about two hundred attendees. Events included rolling pin, egg and spoon races, tug of war, and marshmallow on a thread. Rev Dr Berry Plummer presided over prize awards. Dancing to Stephen's Orchestra closed the afternoon and evening, with remarks from Washington lawyer Barry G. Kimball and a toast to community ties.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Braddock Heights
Washington Club
Park Grove
Frederick Club
Hagersbowy
Roland BR Long
Hall
Washington
Elmer Manabower
Berry Plummer
L. L. Wilson
Hagerstown Club
Plummer
David J. Lewis
Congress
Barry G. Kimpall
Andrew Gump
Stephen
George Railing
Alexandrim
Roland E. Loze
Lelie N. Coblentz
E . Crumpton
D. T. Dutrow
Eader
David O. Griffin
W. O. Kolh
N. Llea
Ransom R. Lewis
Roscoe B . Roads
Luther League To Meet Here In Maryland Synod
The seventh annual Luther League of the Maryland Synod will convene at the Evangelical Lutheran church in this city on September 2 and 3. About 2 500 members from 400 to 500 attendees including 150 delegates and officers are expected with a program featuring devotions, speakers from Baltimore Philadelphia Washington and Chicago, and a banquet.
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Luther League of the Maryland Synod
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Beween
Austin W. Howard
G. Rupp
William F. Smith
Balt More
Luther League
C. C. Daitmer
Luther League of America
Marckl $. Miter
Brooklyn
Herbert 5. Payne
Baltmore
Rey
Oscar F. Blackwelder
Baltimore
Robert Vollard
Washington
Brenda L. Mehihouse
Philadelphia
Virgil W. Doub
Middletown
Pauw Brindle
This City
Robert Blocher
Mia Edith Menkel
Rev
Weather record in doubt as heavy month rainfall nears
Precipitation for the month already exceeds normal levels and could set a record as temperatures rise. The high Friday reached 78 degrees with a low around 62 overnight as more rain is forecast in the near future.
Smith to Use Radio for Campaigning Speeches
Governor Smith favors radio over open air campaigning as the Democratic nominee plans to use radio to reach voters. He will appear on trains and at stops but avoids large outdoor rallies, opting for broadcasts that cover broader territory.
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D. Barold Oliver
New York
Smith
Pomette
N. J
Scout meeting at Westminster unites communities for boys work
Frederick and Carroll counties officials and Francis Scott Key Council members attend a Westminster Rotary club dinner to plan expanded scouting. Leaders from Frederick and Carroll counties endorse uniting the two counties under the Key Council to promote Scout work with broad community backing.
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Frederick
Francis Scott Key Council
Boy Scouts
Carroll County
Westminister Rotary Club
Frederick An
Prancis Scott Key Council
Carroll
Westminster
Carroll Albaugh
Westminster Rotary Club
Stster
Aldsugh
Frank Thomas
Ignatius Bjorlee
Francis Scott Keys Council
Frederick County
Glenn O. Garber
Bebjeamin B. Rosenstock
W. C. Boral
W. F. Childs, Jr
Charles Wood
George G. Whitney
Morris Unger
Francis Scots Key Council
J W. L. Hoke
New Windsor
Thomas
M.t.tabler
R. B. Murray
Hampstead
John B. Baker
John Bitenback
L. H. Robmeyer
Ross Hoflacker
Manichester
Murray O'Day
Harry B. Zepp
Mt. Airy
W. J. Hoke
J. W. Englar
Thomas Melville
Oakland Mills
M. V. Bankert
Gilver Run
Francis J. Newman
Millard Weer
Sykesville
Wallace Reindollar
Clyde
Hesson
Taneytown
C. E. Easterday
E. B. Crumbacker
Howard Gray
Union Bridge
Indigent driver dies of acute indigestion near Gapland
Charles R. Hildebrand of Middletown dies from acute indigestion while driving near Gapland Cross-Roads late Thursday night. He leaves three daughters and two sons, with funeral services at Micaetown Lutheran Church conducted by Rev. W. C. Dar. The report notes a distant incident of machine bath injuries and a separate workplace accident with no injuries.
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Charles R. Hildebrand
Middletown
Thura
Gapland Cross- Roads
Blanche
Grover Cline
Herman Main
Frederick
George
Charles
Jefferson
D. C. Grove
Jelletson
Suries
Micaetown Lutheran Church
W. C. Dar
C. T. i Grector
Akeley Widow Plans Jungle Funeral Coffin Transport
Tulsa August 24 Mrs Carl Akeley widow of explorer and naturalist vows to carry his body to Africa in a copper coffin to be buried on Mount Mikeno in the Belgian Congo. Clarence Dewey of Tulsa designs the coffin to be carried by natives for a thousand miles with sections weighing under 40 pounds each.
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NEA Service
Tulsa
Oxla
Carl i Akeley
Africa
Belgian Congo
Clarence Dewey
Akeley
Congo
Aaid Akeley
Mount
Mizeno
Soo
Grace Reformed Church Honored Chalmers Walck Anniversary
About 309 Grace Reformed Church members and friends attended a Thursday reception in the Sunday School room honoring Rev. and Mrs. Chalmers Wilson Walck on their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. A silver basket with twenty-five rosebuds and delphinium, plus a bride’s cake, were presented. Music came from the Sunday School orchestra and chorus with festive decorations and refreshments served by church members.
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Grace Reformed Church
Chalmers Wilson Walck
Walck
Fidel
Robert Thomas
Thomas
Coolidge Planned Return to Capital in September
President Coolidge will leave Cape Island on September 10 for the East, departing not for New England as earlier reports stated. He is expected to spend a few days in Washington before continuing, with a chest clinic scheduled for 2:30 PM Monday at the Chest Clinic under Maryland Troop assistance.
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Mar Wi
Eave Cadet Island
Legge
New Englanc
Ort
Washington
Nomn
Maryland Tie
Missing Rockford Flyers Plane Report Sparks Dubious SOS
Chicago August 14 AP reports an SOS signed The Rockford Flyers from a missing Rockford to Bardon plane. Wires cast doubt on authenticity as experts say the message came from the plane’s small rescue set. Other messages described locating an island off Newfoundland and requests for help.
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Chicago
Wireless Sog
Rockford
Eaplane
R. J. Harris
Chieags Amateur
New Poundkanned
Harris
Ths
Siesé
Joseph Wiliam
Toledo
New York
SCDY
Picass
Ford Ehab
Kellogg Arrives in Paris for Signings of New Treaty
Secretary of State Kellogg landed in Havre aboard the Meade France to join the signing ceremonies of the league of nations peace treaty. He travels with Canada’s Premier Sir Morley Eglinton as preparations for Monday’s events accelerate.
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Kellogg
Paris
Medensig Eilng
Canada
France
Havre
Kellogs
Sacco Ax Vannetsio
Woodstock youth held for murder after pact death
In Woodstock Ontario a 20 year old, John Chixis, faced murder charges after authorities say a so called death by own action pact led to a fatal poisoning. He claimed responsibility for the act, and the coroner determined his role in the death.
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Woodstock
Saber John Chixis
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