Market House 10 Be Ready 10 Open Tuesday Morning
Frederick's municipal market house will open Tuesday after a final inspection by the Mayor and Aldermen. Interior stalls have been renovated with white paint, new electric lights, and window arrangements. Twenty three stalls will be rented on various terms, with yearly rates of 100 dollars or 60 dollars for six months. Rental ranges from 1 dollar per day to 12 dollars per month. Some stalls are already occupied and more inquiries noted. Rules will be issued by the Mayor and Aldermen, and the old ordinance likely repealed for current conditions.
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Frederick
tor
Cwller
in Mayer and Aldermen
old city
worket house
Last of convict mutineers identified in Auburn case
The last of the convict mutineers from Wednesday’s uprising near Auburn was identified by investigators and faces murder indictments over the killing of Principal Keeper George A. Durnford. District Attorney Ben Kenyon withheld names and exact indictments, noting about 15 convicts took part with eight tried and at least seven cases to the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
George A. Durnford
Ben Kenyon
Cayuga county
Edgar S. Jennings
Christmas music from abroad broadcast by NBC
New York dispatch reports NBC plans to broadcast Christmas programs from England Germany and Holland on Christmas Day. The network will also relay a Madison Square Garden carol via short waves on Christmas Eve with more than 15 000 singers and participating clubs and societies.
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New York
radio Amica
National Broadcasting Company
England
Germany
Holand
Madison Square Garden
socienes tech
Stil Held For Bond In Arson And Larceny Case
Joseph Young known as Joseph Fuck and Roy Rett remain held in default of bond for grand jury action. They had preliminary hearings Friday. A prior misstatement about gift of a rabbit to Mrs. Phillips was corrected. Christmas trees appear on Frederick avenues with Boston firs among varieties. Weather outlook forecasts a mixed week with warm and cooler days and rain chances.
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Joseph Young
Joseph Fuck
Roy Rett
yall
bord
Pridar
Bertie Fickett
Dorothy Phillips
Albert Wisner
Wisner
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
mobil grand
Rhudela Zimmerman
Odd Fellows Home
Nobie grand
Elizabeth AL Hord Viettrand
Bertha Jones Smut
Ethel MM. Beard
Celeste R. Thomas
iens Ass
Elsie Stone
MivS
Margaretta Sercer
Robert A Bennet
Pauline R. Hooniz
tee
Morris Harrington Hoffman
Anna Mahinore Whitmore
H. Lawrence C. Wilerd
Two Die in Crash Near Greensburg Pennsylvania
Two persons were killed and three injured early today when an automobile crashed on the William Penn Highway at Export near Greensburg Pennsylvania. The dead are Mrs. Esther Marne, 35, Delmont, and Charles Hickey, 28, Wilmerding.
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Greensburg
William Penninghaay
Export
Esther Marne
Delmont
Charles Hickey
Wilmerdins
Frederick Eyes Community Christmas Tree Plan
Frederick considers a community Christmas tree at Baker Park after Mayor Lloyd Culler, City Forester C. Cyril Klein, and City Engineer E. S. Maxwell inspect a potential tree in Ridgeville. Officials seek a tall, visible tree and await private offers while enforcing roadside tree laws and noting a plentiful supply of Christmas trees statewide.
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Baker Park
Frederick
Court Park
Klein
Mrr
Klien
State Department of Forestry
State Department
ote county
State Forestry Department
Miearzland
Emmitsburg Plans Its First Community Christmas Tree
Emmitsburg gathers for a first town Christmas tree planned by the Lions club with women’s club and residents. A tree on the square will host Santa Claus prizes and a free film for children under 12, with lights, music, and a hot lunch. Local merchants back the effort to bring 1000 area children joy and include crippled country kids via transport. The program includes a morning assemble at 1 o’clock on December 24, a Virginian showing, evening chorus, carols, and a full community celebration with committees for tree, refreshments, traffic, music, and prizes.
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Emuminsburg
Emmiesburg
Lions club
Emmitsburg
ciutizens
lagenorth
Santa Claus
Lions
Charles P. Mort
Virginian
Walter Simpson
E. L.Higbee
Tree
George Wolhide
L. L. Mondorff
Oscar Wolfe
Charles Trexell
Robert Gillelan
John H. Rosensteel
M. F. Schuff, Jr
Stanley Damuith
John D. Elder
Herbert Gingerl
Louis Cooper
Wibur Rafensberger
Ernest Shriver
KL. Higbee
C.F. Rotering
J. Ward Kerrigan
Charles Harner
C. G. Frailey
Francis Matthews
W. R. Cadle
W. & Treiber
Ralph Sper
Md courthouse bids to be advertised next year
Md Dec 14 bids for the construction of the proposed 300 000 courthouse will be advertised for bids next year. A building committee set subcommittees for contracts and bidding construction engineer plans with the fine arts commission and advisory architects of the District of Columbia. An appraisement committee was authorized to arrange with tenants for evacuation of the east side properties as part of the courthouse project. Nearby, Sara C Lovejoy will host an annual senior class dance in Coblentz Hall at 8 o clock with expected sixty couples. Among attendees are local students from Frederick and Brunswick. Senator Grundy of Pennsylvania resigns as president of the American Tariff League and the Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association.
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Robert G
J. Roger Spates
Otho M. W. Talbott
George P. Sacks
Preston B. Ray
B. P. Saul
Fine Arts Commission
Board of Advisory Architects of
District of Columbia
Chester Wells
George E. Hamilton
Gilbert Grosvenor
Henry F. Taft
ter Weils
Berry E. Clark
Clagett ter
Lacy Shaw
Hear F. Tats
charmac
Bermy E. Clark
Rieck
courhouse square
Vieck
Dean Lovejoy
Sara C. Lovejoy
tomgnim
Coblentz Hall
Joseph H. Appie
Sias Sara C. Loveby
Esther Shaw
Martha Thomas
Eleanor Wilson
Sataau
Hazbeth Sager
Dorothy Hermann
Dorothy Dudrow
Frederick Williem
Louise Weasler
Middletown
Messrs
Walker Jotisffe
James Houck
Stoil Kemp
James Richison
Paul Willard
Frederick
John Funk
Brunswick
John Ene
Gaithersburg
Erle Martin
Glenn Lampton
Hagerstein
David Hagan
orchestra
til plat
Grundy
Tariff League
Washington
Senator Grundy
Pennsylvania
American Tarii League
Pennsriva Manufact * Association
Suit for damages now filed against Zielman
Washington December 14 ARraignment of Representative Frederick B Zielman of Maryland and six others indicted for using the facts to defraud in the F H Smith Co securities case was postponed a week at the request of all attorneys They consider filing to quash the indictment Daniel R Crissinger former comptroller of the currency is among the defendants The company now operates from New York Zielman previously headed a directorship with the firm A separate $21187 75 damage suit was filed by Richard L Eacho a produce dealer alleging a collision between Zielmans automo bile and Eachos truck with headlights off and excess speed
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Washington
Frederick BB. Zielman
Maryland
F. HE. Smith Company
securities investment house
alltomerys
Daniel R. Crissinger
Zihlman
F. H. Smith Co
New York
Richard L. Eadho
Zinlman
Eacho
Man Beaten and Wife Shot in Annapolis Incident
Albert Glover, 64, and wife Olga, 52, were driven to hospital in critical condition after being attacked in Churchton. Glover said a Black youth struck him with a meat cleaver and fled as Olga was shot in the face and breast while stepping in front of a car light. Deputies and Annapolis police arrested Andrew Holland as the investigation continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Glover
Churchion
Olga
Glover
Imm
Cubs Refuse Hack Wilson Shires Bout Fight
The Chicago Cubs refuse to permit Hack Wilson to meet Charis Arthur Shires in a prominent boxing bout. Team president L. Veeck indicated if Wilson fights further, it will be at the discretion of managers, with talks centering on a potential clash in Chicago.
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HACK WILSON
ART SHIRES
Arc
Veeck
National League
ib Wilson
Chittage
pst
son
Gineago Dee
Ghicaca Cubs
Hack Wson
Charis Arthur Tre
Shires
L. Veeck
Cus
Tf Wison
Body of prominent young woman found in bushes
The body of 23 year old Beatrice Clutts, wife of a Memphis family member, was found in bushes near Marked Tree, Arkansas. Police say she was last in Chicago two weeks earlier and may have been killed elsewhere before being moved to the isolated site. She leaves two children.
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Ark
Beatrice Clutts
Memphis
Clutts
Floods Tear Bodies From Graves Across Portugal
Storms raged across Portugal as floods forced hundreds from homes near Miranha. In F. ca area fifty families totaling about 300 people became homeless while waters swept a cemetery, destroying tombs and coffins as houses collapsed and residents fled.
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Lisbos
Portugal
Miranha
F. ca
American Delegation to Sail About Jan. 10
Secretary announced the delegation to London is to set sail about January 10 on a foreign vessel. The trip follows the general plan and the agenda includes fuel and food provisions as tentatively arranged.
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London
Churches plan movie investigation announced today
A committee of church leaders announced plans to investigate a movie project. The effort aims to review content and assess community impact, signaling a joint church inquiry led by local religious groups.
Moore to Be U S Warsaw Ambassador
Mrs Gring breaks hip in fall at home. Enona Gring treated for a hip fracture after a fall. Earl F Striver of Orlando attended a funeral for her father, the late Eiroy L Roeikey, in Fiedenck.
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Earl F. Striver
Orlando
Severseae
Sniver
Fiedenck
Eiroy L. Roeikey
Hood College Prepares for Christmas Season
Hood College outlines its pre Christmas program for December 19 in Brodbeck Hall. President Apple will lead the communion service assisted by Rev. Dr. G E Williams and student groups will carol along four routes, with a hot breakfast at 4 to 4 45 a.m. in the hut prior to caroling.
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Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Apple
G. E. Wiliams
Calarg odist Episcopal church
Hood
Beatrice Davis
Sara Wright
Eleanor Miller
Alice Staley
Market streets
Starket
Market
Market street
Fourth
Fourth street
Bentz
Elm streets
College Avenue
Fresent
Westview Terrace
Rockwell Terrace
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West Second
Dulaney Avenue
Baker Park
over bridge
Bentz and
Patrick streets
Patrick
U. S. Market street
Saint and
South street
South
Court streets
Patrick street
Patrck
Second street
Church streets
Church
Record streets
Y. MLC. A
Dr. Kieffer
Court street
Thsta Terrace
Eim
High Stroot
cen Hospital
dawn Trail Avenue
Sakata Arm quartic
riftel square
Rock
Bomb explosion rocks home of ice maker
A blast damaged the home of an ice maker in New York on December 14, with about $20,000 in damage. No injuries were reported, and investigators pursued possible motives amid a tense exchange of threats.
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ICE MAKER
Weather delays city street work and bank acquisition
Weather has slowed major city projects including the West Second street sewer for Calvary Methodist church and Ninth street sewer. The Central Trust Company of Maryland acquires Poolesville National Bank, expanding to a new Poolesville station with merged deposits over 407000.
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CENTRAL TRUST
BANK
POOLESVILLE
Central Trust Company of Maryland
Poolesville Naonal Bank of
Montgomery
los
Poolesville National Bank
place tdeally
Howard
Spurrier
George
D. Willard
Poolesville ibank
Central Trust Company
PoolessMe
National Bank
trust company
Montgomery county
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Smithsburg
Monrovia
Mysereville
Union Bridge
Luther League District Rally Elects Maryland Officers
A large Luther League gathering in Taneytown elected Frederick County members as officers for the Luther League Middle Conference of Maryland. Rev. Dr. J Edward Harms spoke. Virgil W. Doub presided. Officers: Austin W. Howard president. Hoffecker vice president. Blanche Rice recording secretary. Samuel J. Ransom corresponding secretary. Wallace Reindelar treasurer. A special bus carried Frederick County delegates including Moses Virginia Doub and others.
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Luther League of the Evangelical Lutheran church
Luther League of the Middle Conference
Maryland
Taneytown
Frederickety
ommadization
J. Edward Harms
Hagerstoan
Virgil W. Doub
Middletown
Austin W. Howard
Hoffecker
Manchester
House committee for Commission on Haiti event noted
An informal gathering involving the House Committee for the Commission on Haiti included prize draws at a bridge party hosted by Mrs. A S Rempfer and Mrs Kempfer. Attendees included Mrs. Zimmerman and Mrs. Delaplaine among others, with multiple prize winners named. Later market news summarized New York stocks ending broadly strong after late session recoveries amid previous liquidation in industrial and utility sectors.
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Bridge
James E. Waiman
A. S. Rempfer
Kempfer
Catherine Tanger
Hood College
William D. Zimmerman
L. Zimmerman
Delaplaine
D. Zimmerman
Rempfer
Zammerman
A. A. Radel
hits Delaptaine
Fol Zomme
K. La
New York
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Calvary Methodist Episcopal church
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E. L. Myers
T. C. Boutson
Harry Keller
Mass Pearson
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Alexander Zaimis
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