Organize Monday for Marking Monocacy Battlefield
Public meeting called by the Chamber of Commerce aims to form an organization to work for marking the Monocacy battlefield. Meeting at YMCA auditorium Monday night at 7 30. Speakers include Glenn M Hardt Col D John Marker Judge Worthington and Joseph D Baker with remarks from others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Monocacy
YMCA
Glenn O. Garber
Wm. M. Hardt
Philadelphia
Col
D. John Marker
Washington
Glenn H. Worthinston
Joseph D. Baker
Citr
Effce
Ford Markets Sparked Weekly Stock Market Advance
In New York speculation ran high as the week opened with about 7,000,000 shares traded daily across over 100 stocks. The 24 leading industrials rose to a record high while rails near year highs. Ford related issues dominated chatter, while General Motors faced selling pressure but held firmer losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hoover
General Motors
Ford
Warker Bulleh
Stock Exchange
Bakers Association Elects Garber Second Vice President
Glenn O. Garber of this city was elected second vice president of the American Bakers Association at the first meeting of the new board in the Sherman Hotel Chicago. Officers include Henry Stude president L A Schillinger vice president M L Marshall treasurer. Stude to move to Chicago to assume full time as president. An accidental shooting after a rabbit hunt struck Koontz in the face. Dr J Elmer Marp removed the shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn O. Garber
American Bakers’ Association
National Baker's Organization
Sherman Hotel
Garber
General Bakers
American Baking Association
Henry Stude
Houston
Tex
L. A. Schillinger
Baltimore
General Baking Company
Ireq
M. Lee Marshall
Continental Baking Company
New York
Stude
Texas
Chicago
National Association
Stratk
Norman Rhoderick
Middletown
Tissk Acchta
Minditown
Rhoderick Fred
Rhoderick
Koonts
Hin
J. Elmer Marp
Koontz
Flight to Nicaragua Reported by Marine Plane Flight
Miami dispatch reports a Marine Corps air unit setting out from Miami to Managua Nicaragua for maintenance and service of two multipurpose aircraft. Major Brainard led the mission with Sergeant Shepard and mechanic Whinetester aboard. The flight aimed to deliver equipment to Marine forces with a ten hour anticipated duration. An official Cuban War Department notice provided confirmation before the update cut off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Mia
Mayr
H. Brainard
Marine Corps Aviation Forces
M. T. Shepard
M. M Whinetester
Neoagua
Nicaragua
Marine Corpoiliete Ubere
Brainard
Managua
Mami
Miss Daily News
Talenhowe
Cuban War Department
Bo. Brate
Havana
Mountain City Council Meets Visitors From Baltimore
A large delegation from Lafayette Council No. 13 and District Council No. 1 of Baltimore visits Mountain City Council No. 12 of Sons and Daughters of Liberty for a regular meeting moved to tonight. Expected attendees include Wo. H. Mosverg John H. Sakers Lloyd E. Sakers and Mrs Ruth H. Whitmore among others. The event aims to boost membership with visitation series across the year and local members greet the visitors. Mary M Hauer chairs the vocal committee which will serve refreshments after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Lafayette Council
Baltimore
Wo. H. Mosverg
John H. Sakers
National Transportation Committee
Lloyd E. Sakers
Central
Ruth H. Whitmore
Western District
Mary M. Hauer
U S Takes Up Mine Troubles in Several States
U S government officials led by Labor Secretary Davis conferred with miners leaders on mining difficulties in Pennsylvania Ohio and Northern West Virginia. A closed meeting was held last night but no conclusions were announced yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Datis
Labor Department
Davis
Gil Company Takes Over Bantz Property
The city and buyers reached a settlement reducing the purchase price by 600 dollars to clear encumbrances on the Bantz property at Patrick and Court streets. The deed has been recorded and arrangements made to move the Potomac Edition Company pole blocking the Allzing station drive. Razing of the Bantz property will begin soon, at an early date per prior announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barts
Patrick Gne Court
Amercam
Cepesyy Lavo Lees
Buling Gm
Gali
Bantz
Compa
Potomac Editon Company
Patrick Street
Alling Station
William Knowles Cooper to Speak at Bible Society 100th
At the Young Men's Bible Society meeting in Frederick the president announced William Knowles Cooper general secretary of the YMCA of Washington would speak at the society’s 100th anniversary on Monday evening January 16 at 7 30 o clock. Committees named for arrangements and annual report. Expressed regrets for the illness of William E Filler. Other attendees listed. Tea Room sold to Wilbur Sheffield of Frederick. Real Estate Board elected officers with Jollitte as president Beall as secretary treasurer Cramer as secretary treasurer. Captain Henry Miller to instruct laddermen in Frederick. Cattle miller report pending. Elsie Nelson granted absolute divorce and custody of children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Bible Society
Evenure
R. Ames Hendrickson
Wiliam Knowles Cooper
MC. A
Washington
Cooper
Europe
A. Atlee Radcliff
Roy Byndman
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Jacob Rotrback
Elmer Brown
Wm. E. Filler
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wm. G. Zimmerman
John S. Reco
Jacob L. Entelbracht
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Henry B. Ramsburgh
Evangelical Reformed Church
A. W. Nicodemus, Jr
Methodist Protestant Church
Buckerstown
Real Estate Board
Glimore R. Frantz
Real Estate Board of
Frederick
W. N.jollitte
John L. Beall
James H. Cramer
Gilmore R. Flautt
Graham H. Mercer
Hand Mashed In Wringer In Brunswick Incident
Charles T. Mills of Brunswick was assisting with washing when his left hand got caught in a clothes wringer, resulting in a badly mashed hand and a cracked rib. Dr. R. V. Hanver of Middletown provided medical aid after the injuries occurred last Friday at Mills residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Mills
Brunswick
Fai
George Eldridge
Mieraville
R. V. Hanver
Middletown
Beach Denies Part in Murder of Dr Lilliendahl
Wills Beach testifies at May's Landing NJ trial that he had no connection to the murder of Dr. A William Lilliendahl. He denied marking maps at the scene, described a long friendship with the Lilliendahl family, and recalled a single quarrel over chicken care methods. He recounted alibis and letters between him and Mrs. Lilliendahl, and described his movements on September 15 including visiting a cemetery monument in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach
Lilliendahl
May's Landing
N. J
Wills Beach
A. William Lilliendahl
Lle
Dr. Liliendaal
Parker
Marcus Hook
Sven
Parker Home
Edison Hedges
Hedges J
Samuel Bark
Bark
Dr. Lilttendstt
Baltimore
Vineland
Lili
Yiendahl
Hammerman
Mr. Collins
Collen
Monument
Collins
High School Band Plans December Ninth Concert
The Frederick High School band announces a December 9 concert. Members rehearse after school with about 43 students, under supervision of program leaders. The event showcases young musicians gaining experience as a key extra activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Higa
Lhee
Nigst
Geitheery Ater
Tikht
Cutia
Frederick
First Recital By Hood College Students In Brodbeck Hall
The Hood College music students held the first recital in Brodbeck Hall on Friday evening. The program featured piano solos, organ works, songs, violin, and a lively variety that pleased the audience. Notable performers included Clara Zimmerman of Walkersville, Helen Douglas, Eleanor Hearn, Ruth Brillhart, Emily McCabe, Genevieve Emery, Virginia Schenk, Mary Hamm, and Miss Douglass, with selections such as Murmuring Breeze and Dancla Tarentelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Students of
Hood Collage
Brodbeck Hall
Mano
God
Clara Zimmerman
Walkersville
Cava
Jenseo
Mise Zimmerman
Helen Douglass
Douglars
Eleanor Hearn
Ruth Brillhart
Emily McCabe
Genevieve Emery
Virginia Bhenk
Hagerstown
Tarentelle
Dancla
Mary Hamm
Dasce
Beethoven
Debussy
Radamian
Handel
Schumann
Bishop
Helen Douglasa
Tarestelle
Mery Hamm
Violent Upturns in Corn Market Feature
Chicago reports a sharp rise in corn prices with expectations of a government yield report. Oats and wheat show gains, provisions vary, shipping demand improves, stocks at terminals fall, and the market anticipates December private crop data. Earth tremor observed in Puerto Barrios, Guatemala. A man named Duartes Porter breaks his right arm while cranking an auto. Irrelevant, incoherent notes follow about a Mrs Lilliendahl nickname and a prosecutor interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Duartes Porter
Brunswick
Pegssy Ac
Lilliendahl
Beach
Percy
Anterson
Agriculture Shows Good Year Under Jardine Report
Secretary Jardine reported to President Coolidge that agriculture had a solid year with room to cut costs and waste. He urged public agencies to cooperate with farmers, expand cooperative marketing, and ease credit and distribution burdens while avoiding direct government control. He highlighted gains in efficiency since World War I, and called for targeted state support, fair tariffs, and continued private farmer leadership to strengthen farming economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinston
Jardined
Jardine
Elks Memorial Service to Be Held on Sunday
The Elks plan a memorial service on Sunday for members including Peter J. Mare rell John W Nelvon and John c Morter who died recently. The public is invited to attend as the group gathers at the Home on West Second Street at 2 30 pm and proceeds to the theater for a formal program with speakers from Baltimore Towson and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELKS
Peter J. Marerell
John W. Nelvon
John c. Morter
Charles N. Hahn
Jace M. Mittehel
Samuel Mt.Mirety
Charles N. Hargett
James FE. Walker
Charles D. Groff
Francis T. Rhoads
Wictor Baughman
Wilbur H. Duvall
James McSherr
Daniel H. Steiner
Douglass H. Mar Cett
Luther C. Derr
C. Francis Baughman
Meury Willams
Harry W. Stowera
James W. Long
Howard H. Hopkins
Starry S. Hoge
Aaron Premndan Wied
Frank Eisenhauer
Willow BP
Adams
Charles E. Breogle
Lege
West Second Street
George H. Emmons
William B. Bennett
C. Howard Young
Thomas McNulty
Beltimore
David C. Winebrenner
Trd
James H. Harris
F. B. Sappington
H. Lavier Michael
Austin E. Rhoads
Irving M. Landauer
Lawrence Eneor
Towson
Mr. Winebrenner
Mr. Enfor
Minister Installed At Myersville Lutheran Charge
Christian Katt formerly of Asbury Park N J was installed as pastor of the Myersville Lutheran charge at Mycrevitia Sunday at 2 30. Rev Kraft succeeds Rev C A Neal now in Chambersburg Pa. The charge includes St Pauls Myersville St Johns Church Hill and St Matthews Wolfsville with service conducted by Dr A B G Ropp and remarks from Rev William Charles Day and Rev Henry Anstadt. Transitional details note Kratt moved to Maryland Synod from Pennsylvania Ministerium after serving Church of the Atonement Ashbury Park NJ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Katt
Asbury Park
N. J
Myersville
Lutheran Church
This City
William Charles Day
Latheran Church
Middletown
Henry Anstadt
D. D
First Lutheran Church
Chambersburg
Mr. Day
Middle Conference
Merila
South Philadelphia Gang War Flare Ends In Slaying
Philadelphia police report an outbreak of gang violence in South Philadelphia as 33 year old John Payone known as Race Trace Johnnie was fatally shot while standing outside a store. Detectives say he had a death warrant from a rival gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John Paynae
Trace Johnnie
Payone
West Virginia Democrats back Smith for president
West Virginia Democratic leaders report strong support for Governor Smith of New York as the party’s presidential nominee. Osenton, a Fayette County delegate, voiced the sentiment after meeting state party leaders in Wheeling. A separate brief notes a bicycle accident in Myersville injuring Austin Toms, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Toms, who was treated by Dr. J Etter Harp for facial and leg injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Charles W. Cseuton
Fayette
W.va
Smith
New York
West Virginia
Osenton
Myersville
Austin
Herman Toms
Middletown
Washtown
J. Etter Harp
Winter Weather Impacts Roads Across Frederick County
Rain and cold grip Frederick County as trucks struggle on county roads. Officials inspect road conditions, noting several routes passable but several sections remain difficult for heavy traffic. Weather forecast calls for a warmer start followed by colder temperatures midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Frederick
T Commissioners
Ballenger District
Buckeystown
Adanesto
Broad Run
Burkitteville Son
Emmitsburg
Motter's
Penile
Gray
New Jurors Appointed for December Court Term
The court announces immediate placement of new jurors to replace those excused for the upcoming December petit jury term. Jurors include Raymond H. Phillips, Holman R. Ames Hendrickzon, C Summers, and others. A separate line notes a fatal accident at Lime and Lone Company yards near Charles Town involving a Baltimore Railroad brakeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judicial
Glenn A. Worthington
S. Newman
Oter
Raymond H. Phillips
R. Ames Hendrickzom
C Summers
Pace
Lew?bauzh
Robert G. Witte
W. Scholl Hersperger Town
Homer Fink
Piec D. Keller
Jeferson—Caarte
Lime
Lone Company
Ville
W. Va
John Ff
Brunswick
Baltimore Railroad
Charles Town General
Reperis Lloyd
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Mr.hardt
Col.markey
Judge Worthington
Mr. Baker
Bakers’ Assn
France
S. and
D. OF L
Mountain City Council
U.S
Curtis
Kansas
South America
Palestine
Charter L. Farnesworth
George A Webster
George L. Mobley
Wm. Edward Gannen
Franklin N. Shipley
Charles F. Seeger
Charles Paul Staley
Patriarcha
Mexico City
Thompson
Manastr
Mazeilan
Bert
Teasel 2d
America
Air Ministry
GIL Company
Bantz Property
William Knowles
Cooper Bible Society
Washington Y. M. C. A
Chas. K. Rhoderick
J. C. Weaver
Wilbur Sheffield
Sheffield
Peorles’ Drug Store
Henry Miller
Batimore
Bee
Emrich
Citizens
Ladder and Track Co
William D. Zimmerman
Catt Miller
Vivette
Elsie Nelson
Knotrilfe
Winteid S. Nelson
E. Austin James
Quarrel
Mood College
Lord Stocke
Boston
Tropical Radio Telegraph Company
Puero Barrios
Gaatemalo
Jardine's
Annual Review of Agriculture
Annal Lodge of Sorrow
Henry C. Kraft
South Philadelphia
Newman Belesty
Eeb
Karedak Reighisa
Florida
Korstain
Ansa Gertrude
Hightman
Mraley
Eas
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