Gypsy Fortune Sellers Fined and Jailed After Trial
Two women identified as Theresa Maria and Susie Ma from Chattanooga were fined 100 dollars each and jailed in default after a trial in Maryland where they faced fortune-selling charges. Police escorted a large gypsy caravan by six Cadillacs to the justice court, with witnesses accusing them of pocketing 2.25 dollars from a local man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockies
Rae
Norman
Stockman and Biser
Ruskies
Bunkies
Alton ¥. Benn
Prederick
Allen Barigts
Steiner
Feagaville
Theresa Maria
Susie Ma
Bartgis
Emmitsburg Community Picnic Draws 5000 at Shriver's Grove
The Emmitsburg Community Association held its annual picnic at Shriver's Grove drawing more than 5,000 attendees. Highlights included a poultry culling demo by Prof. R E Raper, horse shoe tournaments, top livestock exhibits by Examinisburg Boys Pig Club, an Odd Fellows Band concert, and an evening pageant directed by local women. Jones Baker leads the negotiation and William H Troxell serves as secretary with Ernest Shriver as picnic chair.
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Emmitsburg Community Association
Shriver’s Grove
R. E. Raper
University of Maryland Extension Service
Examisburg
Odd Fellows Band
Taneytown
Jones Baker
William H. Troxell
Ernest Shriver
Lady Mary Heath Reported Better After Crash
Irish aviator Lady Mary Heath was reported resting comfortably at Lakeside Hospital in Cleveland after an operation for a skull fracture from a plane crash during the national air races. Doctors warned recovery could be uncertain due to meningitis risk and other injuries.
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Cleveland
Athletic Meet 10 Set for Monday in Brunswick County League
The Brunswick Command Rallcoat League hosts its fourth annual athletic meet at W. Scheor Stadium in Laur Bay. Officials, judges, and volunteers are listed for events ranging from sprints to field events with a 1.00 pm start for the mile relay and a 3:30 pm prize presentation after the baseball game.
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Brunswick Command Rall-coat League
W. Scheor
Laur Bay
Messing
Deniel Ward
C. W. Galowar
W. W. Wood
EW Scheer
C. A. G . R. Brown
C. R. Galloway
W. W. Calder
C. Hoskins
M. J. Thompson
W. E. Shannon
J. A. Donovan
W. J. Grove
W. G. Smusarove
EH. Carey
M. E. Mullen
J. J. Younr
O. F. Bisserr
E. E. Burgess
W. DB. Watson
L. L. Mondor
W. C. Rau
J. Ray Beck
W. A Beatty
Harry ¥. George
William Dixon
J. H. Porter
Earl Kellsy
Charles Utterback
Alfred Mills
Charles Shewarige
Charles T. Meyer
Henry Rinker
Dr. West
Dr. Smith
Horine
Dr. Strothers
Albert Orrison
Roy Grams
Harry House
J. R. Mathias
W. A. Horiie
Fred Shaffer
Vernon Decker
W. A. Horris
FR. C. Davis
C. S. Nicodemus
E. P. Ortison
Boss
Bess
Ctos
Frederick County
Brunswick
Middletown
Prederick County League
City Park Pavilion
Baltimore Man Set to Sail Tonight on Graf Zeppelin
Announcement in Hagerstown states Baltimore resident Thomas B. Bourne of the Department of Commerce says the government has leased a section aboard the Graf Zeppelin. A 70-foot beacon will guide air-mail pilots from Lakehurst to Washington, with transit between Baltimore and Washington planned. E. Beck of Baltimore credits the voyage and sets the date as booked for tonight.
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Baltimore
Graf Zeppelin
Wagerstown
Hagerstown
Thomas B. Bourne
Goverment
Lakehurst
Graf Zeppean
Conte
Zsua E. Beck
Tina
Property auction of 121 acre Jacobs farm
The property of Mrs Mary M L Jacobs rear Mackiz comprising a 121 acre farm with house and barn was offered for sale by auctioneer John L Dut tow acting as trustee F L Stones the sale connected with Gilm R Flantz Frederick auctioned the property for 2900 dollars.
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Public Sakeer
Mary ML. Jacobs
McKiiz
Gilm R. Flantz
Frederick
F. L. Stones
John L. Duttow
New Bus Drivers Trained With Caution Rules
New drivers appointed for public schools prepare for opening day. Assistant County Superintendent James C. Biehl led a conference at the school detailing safety rules including driver only at the wheel, full stops at crossings, railroad caution, no standing outside the bus, door kept closed, and reporting discipline. Three additional drivers joined the 36 announced, with names listed.
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Abooh
Air of Var
Lena
Grand
Superviendist
James C. Biehl
Rae Eee
Meee
Biehl
Alidren
Meredith E. Reng
Adamsik Wens
Fragmentary notice on property purchase
Fragmented OCR notes describe a property purchase related to a frame house and IoT in East Pairca street. Mentions court house Thursday and names Gar Eeward Nrere Arb D. Wiad, with unclear roles and amounts.
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Pairca
Eeward
More Jurors Drawn for September Court
A new panel of jurors has been selected for the September court term. Lists show jurors from area pools pending further voir dire and schedule confirmation.
James T. Rogers Dead the Great Speaker and Mason
James T. Rogers of Frederick died suddenly shocking peers. A renowned orator and Masonic member, he toured the West and Pacific Coast as Great Indeende, delivering forty one speeches in six weeks. Funeral set for Christ Protestant Episcopal church at 2 30 Monday afternoon.
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Abraham Lincoln
Frederick
D. G
Worthwest
Pacific Coast
Etelison
Butte
Montana
Los Angeles
Califoria
Etchison
Binghampton
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Rockville Beauty Weds Police Employee After Outing Prize
Miss Edna Benson winner of the Rockville Chamber of Commerce beauty prize tied in marriage with George R. Howes of the Montgomery county police on Thursday at Rev. Bertram M. Osgood's home. The ceremony was a surprise to relatives and Benson had placed second in last year's contest. The 18 year old moved from Randall Benson's family and works as private secretary to Stedman Prescott. Howes, 22, a January appointee to the police force, is brother to Tex and Hews of Maryland News. The couple shared news with Paremos after the ceremony.
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Edna Benson
Rockville
Roc
Stedman Prescott
Atorner
Young Howes
Sarnas Spring
Tex
Hews
Maryland News
Paremos
Green to Make Labor Day Address in Baltimore
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor will deliver his annual Labor Day address in Baltimore. The speech will be carried to a nationwide radio audience by the National Company. A second message from Francis Morris, federation secretary, will be broadcast the same day from Huntington, Virginia, with both programs on WEAF and WZ.
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York
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Baltimore
National
Fra. Morris
Federati
P.m
Huntington
Eaker Reaches New York in New Shuttle Plane
Ambitious test flight carries Lt. Gen. James H. Doolittle era figure to New York aboard a new shuttle craft. The trip underscores rapid aviation progress and a collaboration with defense interests for cross country trials.
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Eaker
New York
Graf Zeppelin tale hues to depart amid sheriff efforts
Reported attempts to remove the airship Graf Zeppelin from a government hangar continue despite sheriff involvement. Two stowaways, James Wilson and Rudolph Powers of Philadelphia, were found aboard and turned over to state police.
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Arcys
James Wilson
Rudolph Powers
Philadelphia
Germany
Drowned Woman After Colorado Dam Breach Near Colorado Springs
In Colorado Springs Aug 31 a dam breach at Wie Pass Club 18 miles west flooded the valley. Mrs Bertha F Emery drowned and her husband seriously injured as water swept through cabins. Rescuers found Mrs Ernest's body at the Colorado camp.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Bertha F. Emery
Wie Pass Club
Colorado
Gan Acre
Emery
Colorada ‘Gahin
Ernest
Endurance Plane Near Halfway Mark Report
An endurance plane nears the halfway point in its mission, with the pilot noting progress and the crew seeking refueling and safety measures. Details remain sparse as the news references ongoing operations and the focus on sustaining the voyage.
Miners Escape 18 Explosion at Renton
An explosion at Renton injures none as miners endure a blast while escaping from the site. Emergency crews respond to the incident at the mine located near Renton with no fatalities reported.
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Renton
British Forces Tighten Control in Palestine Towns
From Jerusalem reports indicate British troops controlled points near Beersheba as tensions rose in Palestine. Attacks by Arabs on Jewish areas continued with casualties in Safed Galilee and Jerusalem. An American, Levi Helier, died of wounds as leaders urged authorities to disarm Arab police units protecting Jewish refugees.
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Terusalem
Alhough
Holy City
Jewish Telegraptur Agency
Talpieth
Safed
Galiiee
Levi Helier
Solomon Lamport
New York
Palestine Authorities
Palestine Police Force
Appeal for clothing and shoes for county children
An appeal by the aid society requests clothing and footwear for 2 to 16 year olds. seven are from one family and others from various county areas. Slightly used garments are welcome but new shoes and money to buy them are especially needed to prepare the children for schooling. Senator Cole E Bitase is slated to speak at Beonsharo.
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Fam
Amd Idren
Bieass
Beonsharo
Cole E Bitase
Court News: Property and Claims Reported in County
Disjointed court notes list property matters and claims involving individuals such as Toane se and Mamiee Lecenses. The fragment hints at financial figures like $10 and 20 percent, with references to E. Caries and others in a local docket.
Miss Jamison to wed L V Hershey in Hagerstown
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Jamison states their daughter Mrs Emily LaMar Jamison will marry Mr L Vinton Hershey of Hagers t own. The ceremony occurred at Galen Hall near Wernersville Pa performed by Rev Dr Scote R Wagner. The bride, a blonde, wore yellow chiffon and carried bride roses. attended Visitation Academy Heat College and Livingston Academy of Art. Guests celebrated with showers and engagement parties in Hagers Town and Hershey. Hershey is vice president and general manager of the Esgerstown Show and League and former Rotary Club leader. The couple plan to reside in Hagerstown with wedding date by September 15.
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Mary Elmo V. Jamison
Emily LaMar Jamison
L. Vinton Hershey
Hagers
Cate
Galen Hall
Wernersville
Scote R. Wagner
Hagerstown
Visitation Academy
Ouscity
Hershey
Heat College
Livingston Academy of Art
Washington, D. C
Oridge
Hagne
New Mark Set Then Fatal Air Race Crash
A cockpit accident at Cleveland air races ended a pilot's life after he set a new mark and fell asleep at the controls. Witnesses say a long flight led to drowsiness and the crash occurred near dawn as rescuers found wreckage twelve miles from the field. The flyer had been earning a honeymoon bonus and was to deliver the prize to his bride in Downey, California.
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Downey
X Watchers
Bill Buttera
Dale Dri¢r
Rte
Aeid
Ford
Drieranki
Fe Wate
Many Clinics Operate Across Frederick County
Frederick Health Department runs clinics in Point of Rocks and other areas to combat diphtheria and typhoid fever and supervise school health measures. About 150 receive second diphtheria shots, 27 get first doses, with Drs E C Ketaver, T Clyde Boutson, R Caldwell Hume and others directing efforts. The program aims to stop disease spread as health officials acknowledge thanks from community members.
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Frederick County
Frederick Health Department
Point of Rocks
Amstown
God New Market
E. C. Ketaever
T. Clyde Boutson
Bockrystown
Smd
R. Caldwell Hume
Adamwetown
Braer
Zacaday
Besch
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Toad Graf
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