Plans to relocate trolley lines on Fourth Street discussed
City and county officials with a railway representative studied removing tracks from the south side to the roadway center. A new survey and cost estimate were ordered, with initial estimates rising from about 4000 to at least 10000 dollars. The project would require trolley line changes and highway rebuilding, and private funds may assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weer Fourth Street
Thoee
Lloyd C. Culler
E. J. Smits
John
Mrt
Maxwell
Grove
Feast of St. Augustine Set for Sunday Observance
The feast honoring St. Augustine of Hippo will be observed Sunday August 28 with Benediction at 600 PM by Sisters of the Visitation in this city. Reopening of studies is planned September 34 with curriculum improvements and special arrangements for boarders seeking cultured education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine
Hippo
Africa
Augustine
Sisters of the Visitation
Masice Departaent
Aismnas Association
Mary Austin McDermott
Mary Austin Wedal
C. H. Conley
Light Snow Falls in York Pa Amid Odd Reported Weather
In York Pennsylvania light snow was reported with unclear details. Residents described brief flurries as a winter showing, while the record text contains garbled phrases and uncertain claims about snowfall history.
Major Munshower Leads Maryland Rifle Team to Camp Perry
Major Elmer Munshower of the Maryland National Guard commands the state rifle team heading to Camp Perry Ohio for three weeks. He selected twelve marksmen from trials at Camp Albert C. Etiels, with Briscoe as coach and Withe as range officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer F. Monahoover
Maryland National Guard
Milton Areckord
Maryland
Camp Perry
Ohio
Munshower
Albert C. Eitehls
Bic
Hyattsville
Russel M. George
Elkton
John F. Houck
Fifth Regiment
Baltimore
Richard M. Lambert
58Th Ari
Gade
Hugh T. McClay
Frank H Margereth
Paul L. Redden
Centerville
Frank M. Richard
Hy- Stteville
Arthur P. Shank- Hie
Tisville
Munshoner
Jacksonville
Fix
Seasir
Gamblers' War Tied to Detroit Murders
Detroit officials linked the killings of Lester A. McCall and his wife Clara to the gamblers' war. The McCalls, both gamblers, were found dead after a downtown hotel shooting that left Andrew Potts and Oscar H. Bacon wounded. Police identified the couple by Tuesday and noted multiple bullets in both bodies, with earlier wounds also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Lester A. McCall
Clara Ant
McCall
Andrew Pot’s
Oscar H. Bacon
Concert By Frederick Orchestra Club At Haker Pack
A Monday week ly concert in the band stand at Haker Pack features the Frederick Orchestra Club under director Mrs Maud Waters Dittmar. Sponsored by hardware dealers Seeger and Company the program includes marches chimes of liberty serenades on the road to mandalay and dance of the hours among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haker Pack
Frederick Orchestra Club
Maud Waters Dittmar
Seeger and Compacy
Chimes of Liberty
Goldmoan
Race Marie
Frirai
Drigo
Garette Gossec
Mardalay
R. Xnerin
Charles ML Cagse
Ponchelli
Prince
Romberg
Memorial proposed for seven missing Dole air racers
San Francisco editors report a public move to erect a monument near the Sisco Bay Gate to honor the seven air racers missing since the Dole race. Flowers are to be placed aboard the Matson liner Maxi for relatives and admirers, with ceremonies planned in September around the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Anz
Sisco B
San Francisco Bay
Pacific
Sang Fran‘elisea Examiner
Matson
San Frantien
Orbland
Cal
Ble
Jurors Drawn for Next Term of County Court
Forty eight jurors were drawn for the September term by Chief Judge Haze mond Urn and Judge Glenn H. Wightington. Twenty three will serve on opening day as the grand jury and the remainder will form the petit jury. Names and districts of jurors include Frederick Burrier Walker Jolliffe Elisha Swemr ley Ernest Michael Charles Landis Edgar Moore Charles Mobberry Byerly Linwood Stephens Buckeyetyeastenst C6 Bonts burg Charles Fry Middletown Sherman Koogle Melvin Holter Creagerstown Ralph Hessong Frank Stevens Marksburg Henry Warren Feltz Samuel Troxell Catoctin William Branden burg Preston Frey Urbana Charles Geisbert Flames Dixon Liberty Dorsey Jones Frank Sapplagter New Market James Day Stacy Flock Hauvere Robert Harbaugh Woodsboro John Cram Jeremiah Eisler Petershite Hightmac Mt Pleasant Lafayette Carwater Johns Barrier Jefferson Brown Peter Peart Thurmont E Black Cameron Johnsville Edward Warner Woodside Cartiste Putman Lewistown Catherine Putman Tuscarora Zimmer yan Burkittsville Adalt Ballenger Poole Braddock Irving Payne Brunswick Collier Kenney Saylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazemond Urn
Glenn H. Wighthington
Frederick—Charles F. Burrier
Walker N. Jolliffe
Elisha C. Swemrley
Ernest D. Michael
Charles A. Landis
Edgar K. Moore
Charles E. Mobberry
Charles Byerly
Linwood Stephens
Charles M. Fry
Middletown
Sherman R. Koogle
Melvin F. Holter
Creagerstown
Ralph G. Hessong
Frank M. Stevens
Marksburg
Henry M. Warren
Eltz
Samuel J. Troxell
Catoctin
William H. Brandenburg
Preston E. Frey
Urbana
Charles G. Geisbert
Flames B. Dixon
Liberty
T. Dorsey Jones
B. Frank Sapplagter
New Market
James S. Day
Stacy MN. Flock
Hauvere
Robert A. Harbaugh
Woodsboro
John R. Cram
Jeremiah W. Eisler
Petershite
T. Frank Hightmac
Mt Pleasant
Lafayette
L. Carwater
Johs E Barrier
Jeferson
Sammel
W. Brown
Peter C. Peart Thurmont
Eimes
E. ‘Black
Cameron ‘Inser
Dr Webler Expected to Accept Baltimore Pastor Call
Rev Dr Charles E Wehler of Faith Reformed Church Baltimore is expected to answer a local call to become pastor of the Presbyterian church in this city. A congregational meeting Aug 17 adopted the pulpit committee report and notified him. 50 formal replies remain outstanding from the former Frederick resident and Hood College VP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia Dyang
Frederick
Charch
Alliance of Churches
Webler
Wheat
T. J. Gaeler
Detour Planned for Frederick Axoists to Yeltow Springs
Detour required for Axoists from Frederick to Yeltow Springs with routes via Fourth Street and Wilson Avenue to Seventh Street, then to Yellow Springs. Road work opens a mile of highway from city limits to hilltop opposite the farm under State Roads Commission. traffic limited on Soowzen Trail Avenue and the reservot. Net barriers at foot of Mark and Trail close traffic from Sereuhstrom.
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Frederick Wi
Yeltow Springs
St .Hate
Frederick
Fourth Street
Wilson Avenue
Wilson ‘Avenue
Seventh Street
Yellow Springs
Columbine Kemp
State Roads Commission
Mark
Sereuhstrom
Fire engine arrives at the department gate in tears
A fire engine arrived at the department gate amid tearful scenes as onlookers watched the vehicle. Fire crews and officials stood nearby, signaling the start of a formal inspection.
New Midway Fire Company Opens Drills for Permanent Souie
Jean I Bam ber, president of the New Midway Community Fire Company, announces drills and assigns himself as foreman. A new fire compass will respond to calls not only in New Midway and nearby towns but also in Creager Town, Woodsboro, and Jubmivills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackie
Jean’ I, Bamber
New Midway Community Fire Company
Cella
New Midwes
Cictaity
Creagertown
Woodsboro
Jubmivills
Three In Crash At Plane No 4 Near Hagerstown
A Ford coupe was badly damaged in a 2 to 3 am crash near Plane No 4. occupants include W. J. Brysa and daughter of Philadelphia and Miss Lata Wire of Hagerstown. They were returning from Philadelphia to Hagerstown after attending an art exhibition. The car toppled with damaged wheels and top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J, Brysa
Philadelphia
Lata Wire
Hagerstown
Bitgeville
J. Stanley Grabjl
Hageratown
Ford
Bridge Luncheon Honors Soon-to-Wed Misses Carty and Micheel
Miss Giadra Rematneg hosted a 1 PM bridge luncheon at Braddock Weights in honor of Misses Mary Elisabeth Carty and Lena Belle Micheel who are to be married this Fall. Orchid and goldenrod décor highlighted the event, bride prizes were awarded to Carty and Micheal, with Madeline Harpecomd and Antoinette Gale among prize winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elisabeth Carty
Lena Belle Micheel
Giadra Rematneg
Braddock Weights
Carty
Michael
Madeline Harp Vecomd
Edoe Hargett
Antoinette Gale
Frances Staley
Misses Carts
Annabelle Lundgren
Mardorie Clements
New York
Gladys May
Richmond
Hela Goodman
Helen Michael
Madeline Harp
Janice Miller
Frances Stales
Dorothy Jollife
Priscilla Wilson
Louise Buckingham
Dorothy Gale
Edna Alargett
Katherine Truvale
Marguerite Noll
Agna Mary
Bomb Thrown in Dance Hall Kills One Injures Seven
A bomb thrown from a railroad track into an open dance hall near Junn ie Ping in Nice France killed one man and injured seven others last night. Dancers fled, leaving belongings. the blast occurred between dances as panic spread among the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice
France
Sug 27
Junnie Ping
Here
Louis Tokslo
Public Hope Fades as Redtern Search Plans Begin
Citizens urge organized search for Redtern who may be lost while en route. Authorities and volunteers prepare coordinated plans, seeking any sign or clue to his location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redtern
First Fashion Business Show Plans in Frederick
Preparations for the Frederick Kiwanis Club sponsored First Fashion and Business Show proceed at the State Armory with booths planned by industrial and retail sections. A tabloid news issue will preview events and profits fund Kiwanis charity work. Music acts and varied displays are arranged for September 27 and 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Union Manufacturing Company
Ox Fibre Brush Woilylay
PaeuRtiee Fabm Slee Company
Garber’s Bakery
Frederick County Products, Inc
Marty L. Ebert
Potomac Edison Company
Grove Lime Company
Market and Bielfeld, Inc
Standard Oil Company
Thaw News-Post
A. A. Lough and Son
Harris and Filler
Nicodemus Ice Cream Co
Coca Cola Betting Company
O. P. Bennett
John B. Hendrickson
C. Thomas Kemp
C. D. Kencey Co
Johnson's Cleaners and Dyers
Obenderfer-Dropenburg Co
Kitne’s Auto Supplies Grambine and Wachter
Emory B. Shipley
Seeger and Company
Mat Iinix and
Bentz
Modern Lighting Company
Thomas H
Kiwan- 3 Club
News-Post
News
The
Post
August Cold Brings Overcoats Out Early
Local weather prophets forecast warm weather soon after an unseasonably cold spell. A misty night produced a 5 degree low while Friday reached 72. Eastern Shore League suspended games due to the cold. Previously recorded August minimums and extremes are discussed with expectations for outdoor activity resuming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eastern Shore League
Mo Weahs
Will of John F Summers Probate Noted With Widow Named
The will of the late John F Summers was probated in the Register of Wills office. It leaves the home at Etterton with about acres to his widow Laura E Summers for life or widowhood, with provisions for remarriage funding and division among children including Gertie Estelle Remsburg Fannie Belle Kernan Mary Elizabeth Summers Lela Grace Tots Hazel Lee Johnson and others. Executors are Laura Summers and the deceased’s son with attorney Amssy L Cobientz aiding. The will dated March 1 1820 witnessed by George E Castle and Jno W Eldritze. A Brunswick 112 acre farm was withdrawn from sale at the Court House by H Kieffer Theater and Leslie N Cobents trustees. Some editorial note ends with a stray sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Summers
Office of the Register of Wills
Laura E. Summers
Etterton
Gertie Estelle Remsburg
Fannie Belle Kernan
Mary Elizabeth Summers
Lela Grace Tots
Hiazel Lee Johnson
Lasra Edtuy Prior Wrbur
Summers
Bougher Summers
Beulah Jeanette Summers
Florence Pauline Summers
Millard Hezextah Summere
Floyd Vernon Summers
George E. Castle
Jno
Bobby Zone 5 Up Today on Chick Evans
fragmentary OCR text mentions Bobby Zone 5 Up today with references to Chick Evans and related names. readable lines are limited, no clear events or outcomes emerge from the damaged passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Zone
Chick Evans
AP Lecture on The Associated Press Impartial News Mission
At the National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union convention Edger T. Cotter defended AP as impartially reporting all general interest news while avoiding partisan editing. He urged readers to understand AP as a promoter of world progress through balanced coverage of events, not advocacy for any side.
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Minneapolis
Ant
Edger T. Cotter
OMY Eeeark Reedietral
Associated Press
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Fas
Sahl Me. Carter
W. C
T. W
Ron Agel
Associated Preas
Mriville F. Stone
Penerel
Stone
Mth
Kent Cooper
Aloe
Rour Times
Tel Och Sires
Igestian Fa Oithes Sainke Ff
Two Americans Off Early For Atlantic Hop
Detroit pilots Deke Schiller and Phil Wood began a planned flight toward Croydon England aiming to set a record for distance and time in an around the world attempt. Brock and Schlee from Harbor Grace Newfoundland joined a separate leg toward London as weather conditions improved during a multi-day effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utay
North America
Eperil
Uritela
Tien
Paul Redfern
Anitary
Georgia
Edward FP. Schlee
Detroit
William S. Brock
Harbor Grace
New Foundined
Radfern
Bahamas
Rio
Grobe
Brock
Schree
Edward * S Evans
Lintey Wells
Croydes
Prida
Tortie Field
Old Oschard
Serratly
Curtiss Field
N.Y
Phil Wood
Deke Schiller
Pacpek
Oak Fridge Field
Mich
Windsor
Edward Schiew
William Brock
Croydon
England
Royal Windsor
Haystack Fire Damages Wil lam Freedman Property
A haystack containing twenty rams of hay belonging to William Freedman was destroyed early this morning near the fair grounds after a nearby pew house began construction. Officer Jesse Schell alerted firefighters who arrived with Foreman Kline and Detver Stone to protect the adjacent home. No water damage occurred and the haystack was fully ruined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Willam Freedman
Fairgrounds
Jesse Schell
Erenné
Independent Fire Co
Kline
Detver Stone
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Sisters of Visitation Convent Academy
General Motors
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United States Steel
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Marre
Ube Bretteiley
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Maj
Baker’ Park
Lost Dole
Urner and Worthington Today
Remamder
Petit Jury
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Cliford F
DR. Wehler
Fire Enghie
Mtheay Department Gate
Cossidgs
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Fellowstone
Wyo
Rotary
Mack Hills
Peking
Nanking
Eat of
Calang Kai
Sun Chuan-Fang
Jhamtengese
Amercan
Rio de Janeiro
Armory
Frederick Kiwanis Club
Miami
Fla
Edward Nicamater
Biscayne
Couth
Bromawick
Brunswick
South America
Redfern
Bloile
Janetro
Pare Ant
Brazil
Everly
Nassau
Bahanas
Redfern Laig
Rio de
Janeiro
Pernambuco
Para
Glynn Island
Weston
Brasil
Amazon River
Court House
H. Kieffer Theater
Lesie N. Coblents
Darner
Bae
Wet
Rome
Glean News
Central Division
Fin Battimore
Ile Damaze
Meg
Iber
Hartor Grace
Wood
Schiller
Te Dence
Mra
J. A. Willemeun
George 8. Deems, Jr
Carl Fartr
Emterainment
Diuh
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