Suspect Held In Assault Case Not Identified
A prolonged search for the assailant of Mrs. Ginha Finch near the B and O Railroad near Wenser remains unresolved. Mrs. Finch, hospitalized in Washington, repelled the attacker during a home vacation, and a suspect was briefly held in Leesburg but not identified by the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marek
Sue
Ginha Finch
Washington Hospital
Wenser
B. and
Double Mall
Dickerson
Fisch
Aumen Dies in Auto Crash. K of C Leader 57
William S. Aumen master of the Maryland and District of Columbia Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus, died at the wheel from a heart attack while driving to Baltimore Park Circle phone pole crash. He was president and treasurer of Aumen Machine Company. survived by widow, son, and daughter. Known in Catholic circles, visited St. John's Council 1622 Knights of Columbus and Frederick residents recall his Baltimore offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balthmore
Wiliam
Aumen
Maryland and District of Columbia
Knights of Columbus
Park Circle
Afr
Maryland
Aumen Machine Company
Baltimore
St. John’s
Council
Fm Turt
Plane Turns Back On Flight To London England
The monoplane Sir John Carling taking off from London Ontario for London England returned to its starting point after encountering a heavy rainstorm south of Oakville. Captain Terry Tully and Lieutenant James Medcall resumed the flight but halted over Oakville due to severe weather over Lake Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John Carling
England
Oakville
Terry Tully
James Medcall
Lake Ontario
Toromto
Nationwide merger of candy companies planned
New York Aug 29 AP reports a plan to form a countrywide merger of important candy companies. The proposal, by Frank W Are president of the Outdoor Advertising Agency of America, outlines economy-wide production effects and financing and advertising programs are being developed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank W_are
Agency of America
Confectioners Weekly Gazette
Guard Around Leviathan Liner Ends Possible Trouble
Police placed a strong guard around the United States liner Leviathan at her pier in Seathampon England on August 29. About 50 officers guarded the vessel to deter any incidents related to the Sacco and Vanzetti case and would allow only authorized persons to board or approach the ship before it sails tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seathampon
England
Waas
United States
Leviatham
Icdar
SaccoVanzeri
Vrooman Bill Bobs Up As Pinch Hitter
The Vrooman Bill, proposed by Car. S. Vrooman of Bloomington, tops farm policy discussion as a possible alternative to the McNary-Haugen plan. It would pay export bounties on certain crops during emergencies, fund a Federal Farm Board with up to 200 million dollars, and impose crop acreage limits via local committees to stabilize prices and support farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrooman
Bill
Rooney Butcher
Wersington
Ang
Adojt
Coolidge
McNary Hameen
Cos Yrees
McNay- Hengen
McNary-Haugen
Amer
Iestead
MecNery-Haugen
Cooildgt
Reiler
Ie McNary-Haughen
Farm Bloc
Congress
Federal Farm Board
Final Camp Meeting Service At Barddeck Heights
The concluding service at Barddeck Heights auditorium begins at 7:34 p.m. with Rev. Joel Paine delivering a cowboy evangelist address about the story of life. Paine, a former Texas ranger and Buffalo Bill era performer, has preached for twelve years. Large crowds attended the camp meeting services and the Sunday song service left the auditorium packed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barddeck Heights
Sondacteq
Joel Paine
Texas
Texas Ranger
Rafalo Bill
Sta Ste
Street Flooded by Large Water Main Break
A break on West Patrick Street at Beatz Street released a substantial water surge, flooding the street toward the bridge. Water Department crews cleared debris and repaired the two ten inch mains, with the pump idle at the time. Parking improvements progressed and the Acre redevelopment moved toward city use and temporary housing relocation for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Street
Beatz Street
Water Department
Tme
Aubic
Laker Park
Joseph D. Baker
Ume
Lloyd C. Caller
Gifts for Philippines at Otterbein Guild Christmas service
The Otterbein Guild conducted a Christmas style program at the Centennial Memorial United Brethren church gifts from members included stockings gowns towels books and embroidery pieces bound for the United Brethren Mission work in San Fernando Philippines and a hospital The Junior Christian Endeavor led by Miss Catherine Cassell planned a junior out outing and visiting juniors in Japan with a 2 pm Saturday picnic at the church Rev R A Stramsbaugh preached in the evening on The real Life and announcements listed weekly services and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otterbein Guild
Cnolted Brethren
Florence Elgenbrode
United Brethren Mission
San Fernando
Philippine Islands
Geo. W. Strine
T. Wm. Pickett
Grace Fogle
Jesus
Helen Hamilton
Our
Little Brown Brothers
Catherine Cassell
Jacob Kintz
Bernard Fogle
Sarah Ridenour
Pauline Shook
Philippine Island
Mary Hamilton
Junior Christian Endeavor
Japan
Junior Endeavor
R. A. Stramsbaugh
Keedyaville
Venice
Sundar
Bandits Hold Up Train Outside Tokyo
A weekend railway raid near Tokyo involved a gang stopping a train and firing on crew and passengers. The attackers seized crew and passengers for ransom as security forces ordered special train belts to be tightened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cary
Newx Tokso
Rain Watt
Sans Ant
Bealth
Broadway Limited Wreck Kills Two Injures Two More
A wreck of the Broadway Limited near Gallitzin Pennsylvania left two dead and two injured. The locomotive left the tracks and plunged over an embankment as passengers were shaken. Officials said investigators were on site to determine the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
SAELE
Wren
Gallitein Tumiel
Garenygi
Geer
Pitcairn
RC. Spangler
Eight Grandparents for Two Monrovia Children
A Monrovia family notes an unusual record with Betty Elaine and Mary Helen Brandenburg, daughters of Roy and Lucille Brandenburg, each having eight living grandparents. The lineage includes O. M. Brandenburg of Mt Airy and Gus rison Brandenburg, with great grandparents H. C. Baker and Plum mer Davis among others, spanning Mt Airy New Market Kemptown Fountain Mills and Fountain Mills as listed in the extended family record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Elaine
Mary Helen Brandenburg
Roy Brandedenburg
Monrovia
Eighe
O. M. Brandenburg
Mt. Airy
M. Brandenbars
Gus
Rison M
H. C. Baker
New Market
Plummer Davis
Kemptown
James Dey
Fountain Mills
Roy Standenburg
Lucille Dar
Open Air Song Service At Baker Park
A large crowd attended the sixth open air service at Baker Park on Sunday evening at 6 30 under the Leaders Bible Class. Rev Charles O D Shatter gave an excellent address. Special music included a tenor solo by James Heinlein Harris a cornet solo by Gordon Sparrier piano and tenor duet by Mie Allens Thomas and James Heinlein Harris. The summer finale is planned for west Surda7 at 6 20 p m at the same place. Calvary Methodist Sunday School reported good attendance and a missionary offering of 144 dollars. One hundred and seven men joined the Leaders Bible Class for a lesson by C A Gilson. A large congregation heard Rev Dr Edwin T Mowbeay preach “The Paradise of The Marriage Feast.” Prayer service is set for Wednesday night. The Lord's Supper will be served next Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Park
Hible
Charles
Shatter
M. CA
James Heinlein Harris
Gordon Sparrier
Mie Allens Thomas
West
Edwin T. Mowbeay
Hageretown
Editor of Kansas City Star Dies in Saratoga
Irwin R. Kirkwood editor of the Kansas City Star died at United States Total after an illness of days. He came to the races on August 23. He was born in 189? in Kansas City and had been editor since 19?. The report notes his death followed illness and mentions his early arrival for the races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Saratoga
Saratoga Springs
Irwin R. Kirkwood
The
United States
Kirkwood
Sreaks
Jester Tamsth
Thurmout
Ona Carny Legeee
Ackie
Emmitsburg
S'muth
Frederik Ci Hospital
Seventy Tomorrow. Murray to mark entieth birthday
Rt. Rice John Gardner Murray primate of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States will celebrate his seventieth birthday on Tuesday. Murray, born in 1848 to Scottish parents, has led the church with active leadership and long service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice John Gardner Murray
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
Murray
Conus
Miss Florence Doub 76th Birthday Celebration in Frederick
Miss Florence Doub receives a surprise birthday reception at her home corner North Market and East Fourth streets in Frederick. Friends and relatives honor her 76th birthday with gifts and refreshments. Doub, a noted artist and longtime art teacher at the Maryland School for the Deaf and Hood College, has served forty five years in art education and remains teaching drew ing at the Maryland School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Doub
Florenco YW
North Market
East Fourth - Streets
Mise Florence Edgeobrode
Miss Douba
Frederick
Maryland School For
Desf
Hood College
Maryland School
Niss Doub
Alnce’t
Vishort
California campus bomb blast described in fragmentary report
Disjointed clipping notes a bombing at a California university building and mentions a homemade explosive mix. A second item reports on the New York stock market, noting GM, United States Steel, and Ceperata, with totals around 3.2 million shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hick Te Ag
General Motors i Wed
United & Tes Steel
Ceperata
County Free of Japanese Beetle Reported in Frederick
County agents report no Japanese beetle found in Frederick County after thorough USDA and state inspections in Washington, Carroll, and York counties. While insects attack various crops, no beetle traces have been observed in the city and rural areas near Frederick. efforts focus on preventing spread via shipments of herbs and plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Car Agen UW. R
Spe
Cal Representatives
United States Department of Agriculture
Uate
Newdermer
Adin County
Washington
Carrot
Yorks Atte
Pennysitania
Delaware
Tescarora
Urebana
Impersonated Officer Fined 25 Dollars in Leesburg
Robert Rutherford of Point of Rocks was fined 25 dollars and costs and sentenced to 10 days in jail by Justice George E. Weaver in Leesburg Virginia. The case involved Arthur Nickens who mounted his white riding mount and was halted near Furnace Mountain for lacking lanterns after dark. Nickens impersonated Deputy Sheriff Withur Lindsay and was asked to pay a fine. the amount was later reduced to 2.50 dollars before he could raise it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rutherford
Point of Rocks
George E. Weaver
Leesburg
Arthur Nickens
Hatherford
Nickens
Furnace Mountain
Ratherford
Virginia
Usherford
Hilmself
Sherif Withur Lindsay
Loudoun County
Nickene
Rutherford
Nicken
Rev Waick Discusses 17th Anniversary of Orphanage Opening
Reverend Waick spoke at ceremonies marking the 17th anniversary of the orphanage. He noted reforms of church relations and referenced the Grace In parish as part of the event and the opening rites conducted by Parochial leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hfman
Opie
Prisipal
Believed U S Flyers Captured by Mexicans
Report states two U S flyers were captured by Mexican forces and held at a facility near Dabaniedtea. Authorities including Lt Charles Pouginss and Sgt Henry Winime helped in the search and negotiated possible release with Upe officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy - Fees New Ad
Bae
Maria
Seage
Babcock
Upe
Leutenant
Charles Pouginss
Henry Winime
Menard
Levine and Plane Arrive in London
Charles A Levine lands the Columbia at Croydon and hints he may fly on from France to London. Paris dispatches report Levine took French leave from Le Bourget and flew to London, prompting Crosby to consider suing Levine in the United States for breach of contract over unpaid sums and insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Charles A. Levine
Croydon Airdome
Columbia
France
Fiess
Paris
Charles A. Leving
le Bourget Pield
Medrice Crovbin
Leving
New York
Lavine
Croubie
Loving
United States
Drouhin
Tug Columbia
Drophia
Drunken Driving Charge Involving Notnegly Arrested
Franklin J Notnegly was arrested Sunday afternoon at 1 45 o clock on a drunken driving charge. Special Deputy Henry F Naas held him in $250 bond for a hearing in Police Court. Joe Bowers accepted Notnegly s Hudson machine as collateral after the arrest. Authorities had received reports earlier and conducted a city search leading to the arrest near North Market Street Seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin J. Not‘negie
Henry F. Naas Sun
Pollcé
Joethe Sherman P. Bowers
Notnegly
Notnagle
Barteis
Jacobs
Nogle
Special Ofiier Young
Nusz
Noteagle
North Marke
Street Pear
One Policeman and Two Bandits Die in Robbery
Wichita Kansas Aug 23 AR One policeman wounded fatally and two bandits shot in a gun fight between two officers and three bandits. One bandit committed suicide after their car crashed into a tree. a second was captured hours later. Names given: J E Marshall 30, Charles Ud Staicup 23, Barker suicide companion. Three bandits escaped. Also notes an excursion of 119 passengers enroute Atlantic City for Pennsylvania Railroad. Haro Stewart Harris sonville arrested for worthless check, jailed awaiting trial. Oreo clothing concern noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kay
J. E. Marshall
Reer
Charles Ud Staicup
New insect on city trees may be the bagworm
County Agent H R Shoemaker warns of a new pest described as a bagworm threatening evergreen trees in Rockwell Terrace and city areas. He plans early control measures, advising removal and burning of cocoons to prevent spread, while noting limited information on the insect’s origin and impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwell Terrace
Elnewrore
Reeuest
Barkwell Tarrane Ataeng
Leedecape
Shoemexer
Esid
Shoemaker
Societies Entertained by Epworth League and Community Guests
The Epworth League and Cari Gan Endeavor Gocketies hosted Mr and Mrs Joseph A Foster at their home. A summer contest ended with the gentler side victorious and the women serving supper on the lawn. Rev Charley W Lockard and many townspeople attended, including the Fosters, Baxbaughs, Kellys, Bowers, Powells, Grabills, and dozens more, with a large turnout for a delightful evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Cari Gan Endeavor
Slisi BE
M. P. Cherches
Heme
Joseph
Foster
Waa
Ube
Bem
Smng
Charley W Lockard
Mira
Smitton Powell
Soup Foster
Leeile Warener
Norman Baxbaugh
Geo. Grees
Albert Powell
Euten Gass
Harry Tiowek
Lottie
Snook
Marien Webster
Mary Secok
Catherine Snook
Mabel Bowers
Wary Arsebl
Lillian Henry
Elisabeth Leather &Man
Kilizabeth Snoots
Mandel Arnold
Luella Hoeck
Caroliine
Leatherman
Ruth Bowers
Butteer
Evyaline Flaseyfrock
Richard Arno Hammond Gasgh
Charles Watm
John Bowers
Beward Jeokine
Ernard Lewis Charles Edward Grees
Lloyd Anacid
Maria Greta
Schlee and Brock Arrive in Munich
Munich greets Schlee and Brock as they land the Pride of Detroit from England. Crowds cheer after a long wait while police escort the pair from their seaplane to the terminal. A Munich luncheon is planned in their honor later Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schlee
Brock
Munich
Germany
Seward
Sebas
Wilam
Pride of
Detroit
Cregéims
England
Am Stase
Concnand & Large
Ahice
Cherril
Breck
Munich Beer
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Wade
WM. S. Aumen
K. C
Leviathan
Bife
Patrick and
Bentz
Philippines
United Brethren
Brandenburg
Miss Doub
Pleasant Surprise
University
California
Betkeier
Cal
Craeiriy
Ance
Mr. Waick
Pee Ede Tay Ee
U. S
Levine
Plane
le Bourget Field
Franklin UL. Notnagle
Sun-j Sapul Spaanel
Haro Stewart
Alow
Harrissonville
Artes Am
Tie
Ateaena
Pyrenees Cheors
Besters Clothing Establishment
North Market Aircet
Bavon
Leveretewr
Briggt
Priscila Willem
Mises
Mary Elizabeth Carty
Lena Rete
Michael
Rose Hill Manor
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