Edward Bentz Secures Site on East Patrick Street
The Kresge company leases the Mullinix building on East Patrick street after lengthy negotiations led by W N Jolliffe. Tenants will vacate as a new Kresge store with cement basement is erected, with a 300 year lease. Mansions and renters in the Mullinix building will move out by June 1 1929 as work begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SS. Kresge
Ket Street
Mulinig
W. N. Jolliffe
Tor
Kresge Company
Bug
Edward Bentz
Mullinix and Bentz
Bentz
Rosencar
East Patrick Street
Citizens National Bank
A. W. Condon
Mullinix
Jcomes
Condon
A. A. Radcliff
Frederick
Newberry
Waliamson
Woolworth
Newberry’s
McCrory Company
West
Patrick Street
Rohrback
Mace Street
Kresger Company
Leadership Training School to Open Soon in Calvary Church
Announcement of the Inter denominational Standard Leadership Training School set for January 28 to March 4 at Calvary Methodist Church under Frederick County Council of Religious Education. One weekly evening program features courses by Rev. Dr. Robert Davids and others, with textbooks available January 1 and a projected large enrollment from area churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Church
Frederick County
DeChant
Lewistown
Calvary Church
Tanous
Milk Pasteurization Rules Under City Ordinance
Ice cream must meet the new city milk ordinance requiring pasteurization standards. Plants must use a standard thermometer and keep daily temperature records. inspectors may access all records. No ice cream may be sold unless made from milk or cream pasteurized as specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New City
Frederica
Victims of Baltimore Hit and Run Buried
Funeral services were held for Marie Stoika and Thelma Vinck in Baltimore after they were killed by a car while walking on Church Street. Police questioned who moved the bodies from the roadway and Ben Shelsby and two companions denied returning to the scene. Investigators examined a cap containing glass fragments to identify the driver and possible passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Marie Stoika
Thelma Vinck
Brooklyn
Church Street
St. Rose of Lima
Holy Cross Cemetery
Annepalis
Tanly Bhelsby
Albert
William Jefferson
Mapolis
Shelsby
Frederick Lions Club Christmas Party Report
The Frederick Lions Club held its annual Christmas party at Hotel Frederick with a turkey dinner. John S. Reno chaired the committee, Rev. W. C. Roral presided, and a quartet led Christmas songs with Mrs. C. C. Sparks as accompanist. Plans were announced for a charity party for poor children next Thursday at 6 o'clock in the First Baptist Church parlors, with about 200 children to receive dinner and gifts. Attendees included Aiva Reno, Kixe Cramer, Cipce M. Rouer, Thomas Quian, B. S. Maxwell, Howard E. Colliflower, and Mrs. C. Sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Frederick
First Baptist Church
Aiva Reno
Kixe Cramer
Cipce M. Rouer
Thomas Quian
B.S. Maxwell
Howard E. Colliflower
C. Sparks
Remedial Sales Claim Highlights Trial Testimony
Los Angeles reports Doctor TM I Musick on trial for violating medical act testifies he sold seven million dollars worth of a self described remedy over fourteen years. He says the remedy, priced at one dollar a package, claims to cure many ills and was his own invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
I. Musick
State Medical and Pharmacy Act
Jean
William Esme
Ten Die In Fire At Karachi Oil Store Blaze
A severe blaze at a kerosene oil store in Karachi caused a collapse after burning for about 202 minutes. Ten people died including four women and three boys while others were trapped or injured. The incident sparked emergency efforts and local authorities began investigations into the blaze and building safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karachi
India
Tofar
Beauty shops vie for Mrs Hoover and First Lady role
Anoscentury Washington article details a fierce, largely untold battle among beauty parlors and dressmakers to win First Lady Mrs Hoover as a high profile client. Shops pursue favored access through social ties while Service Secret forbids overt marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Service
White House
Two Hurt In Accident West Of Ellicott City
Dee Restress, 24, and Curtis Rothwell, 24, were injured when a passing motorist crashed into their vehicle west of Ellicott City. They were en route to Baltimore for medical care. both suffered facial injuries and a broken nose, with no serious condition reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellicott City
Curtis Rothwell
Ute
W.a
Batimore
Seasonal weather stalls shoppers in last rush
Gray skies hang over Frederick as a winter storm looms and temperatures fall. Merchants rush to finish holiday business ahead of Friday’s winter solstice while Christmas programs and donations begin across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay
Winter
Frederick
Christmas Program At Woodsboro Elementary School
The Woodsboro Elementary PTA held a Christmas program Tuesday at the school house. Students performed carols, recitations, songs, and dialogues by grade, followed by a patriotic flag presentation and a short story on the flag by Mr. Richarteon. program closed with remarks by Mr. Stine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent Teachers Association of
Woodsboro Elementary School
Cufton Smith
Bethlehelm
Holland
James Stoner
Longa Barber
Agnes Beard
Blanche Deberry
Richard Fogie
Richard Beard
Patriotic Sons of America
Richarteon
Stine
Christmas Service Sunday at Rocks Springs
The annual Christmas service will be held Sunday evening at 7:20. The program is the centerpiece of the service and an address will be given by Rev Luther Rice. Mrs Howard Siemmer, formerly a worker at 216 West Fifth Street, has recovered enough to be moved to her room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocks Springs & Sse
Luther Rice
Howard Siemmer
West Fifth Street
City Departments Report Monthly Expenses and Credits
The Water and Light Departments tally labor and materials for Baker Park repairs Fairview avenue work and mountain sites with totals around 8 520 dollars for three departments. Credits include a return of empty cylinders and cement sacks plus permits issued totaling 1 377 72 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Agpeth
West & Tho
West St
i + street
Dard
Gutter and Capren
Wiashington
Ial Imber
Water Department
Fairview Avenue
Baker Park
Mountain
Dager Séu
Ikwvd
Christmas Dinner Prices Run High in Local Shops
Shoppers hunt for turkey and other Christmas fixings with prices posted across Frederick county. Turkeys range from 43 to 65 cents per pound. live birds 40 to 50 cents. Ducks 25 to 30 cents live, 29 to 45 cents dressed. Other items include cranberries 20 25 cents quart, celery 10 15 cents bunch, sweet potatoes 15 20 cents per quarter peck, apples 20 25 cents, cabbage 5 cents head, Malaga grapes 25 30 cents pound, figs 25 30 cents pound, sauerkraut 15 28 20 cents quart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick County
Pean
Virginia
Malaga
Funerals Planned for Kentucky Mine Disaster Victims
Funeral plans were set for victims of a Kentucky coal mine disaster in the Diamond Tudsds area. Most deceased were married. lists include Cieve Bolin 45 Nesom 25 Oler Da Rey Exot 33 and Leon ard Eppier 24. Officials cited a possible gas ignition and roof collapse as factors in the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bey
Cieve Bolin
Nesom
Oler da Rey Exot
Leonard Eppier
Dredging and Cleanup Ordered for Carroll Creek
Frederick county officials renew strict enforcement of ordinances to keep Carroll Creek clean. A survey found discarded rubbish along the western and central stream, including pans, jars, bedsprings, and mattresses, prompting a citywide drive to prevent dumping and ensure sanitary water flow.
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Gur
Fwik Grees
Dante
Una
Ats
Aml
Frederick County
Carreth Creek
Frederick
Carroll Cresk
Salvation Army appeal seeks 1000 dollar city relief fund
An urgent appeal seeks 1000 dollars for the Salvation Army Christmas and general relief fund in the city. Headquarters at Trail Ave and West Fills street notes meals for needy people and a 1000 letter mailing with only about 300 dollars raised so far. Christmas dinners and 68 food baskets are planned with checks to avoid duplications. Contributions received by Capt. Harry Robinson with support from H Noel Haller and local agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Salvation Amy
Trail Ave
West Fius Streer
Lloyd
Culler
Children’s Aid | Society
Federated Charities
Harry Robinson
H. Noel Haller
Citizens Advisory Committee
Salvation Army i S
Ladies Aid Meeting at Lewis Town M E Church
The Ladies Aid Society of the Lewis Town M E Church met December 11 at Mrs C C Green’s home. President Mrs Green led the opening, with hymn and scripture readings by Jacob Rice. Attendees included Sims, Mrs Gren, Mrs Doin Kelly, Mrs Win Lozg, Mrs Florence Poster, Nettle Ramsburg, Alva Rice, Zoa Lariman, Jacob Rice, and C C Geren. The meeting adjourned after business with hymns and a closing prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society
Lewistown
M. E. Church
C. C. Green
Green
Jesus
Jacob Rice
Sims
Gren
Doin Kelly
Win
Lozg
Florence Poster
Nettle J Ramsburg
Alva Rice
Zoa Lariman
Jacoo Rice
C. C. Geren
Kelly
Elacous Feltestients
Hymen
Jers
Wim. Long
Jan. B
Mafia Threaten Judge in Chicago Kidnapping Case
A threatening letter directed at Judge Robert El Genteel arrived in Chicago as he prepared to resume the trial of three defendants charged with kidnapping a victim named Bing Raniest. The missive warns of violence, introducing a tense moment ahead of courtroom proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Robert EL
Theyct
Bing Raniest
Legion Auxiliary Plans Memorial Events in May
Members of the Legion Auxiliary Honor Dead with grave decorations and a memorial service at 221N Ca oeruice fates. Mrs Clagg Kett El Ramsburg presides, with Mrs Ornysen Crimbaneh guiding the program. A May meeting, banquet and related events follow a day of tributes and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nalucels
Topater
Imate
Cera Anu
Asker
Dua
Delahe Eestor
Peesearch Plant
Mra
Clagg Kett EL Ramsburg
Auxiliary
Mex. Ornysen Crimbaneh
Iocot Unt
King George Shows Small Gains in Recovery
London reports a steady but small improvement in King George’s condition. A late bulletin says progress is on a firmer basis with the right chest and heart showing improvement, though exhaustion remains profound and strength increases slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kin George
Im Palace
aAm
Tippett Summoned In State Roads Inquiry
Baltimore, Dec. 20 AP The grand jury probing the state road fund thefts summoned Richard B. Tippett counsel for two men already serving sentences and auditor George H. Dawson. Both men will be heard tomorrow. State's Attorney O Connor said Tippett claimed information not yet uncovered and jurors requested his appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Richard B. Tippett
George H. Dawsont
Amherst Savings Bank closes on rumor driven run
The Amherst Savings and Banking Company in Amherst Ohio was closed by order of the State Banking Department after a run spurred by yesterday’s rumors. A star of examiners began an audit to assess potential losses following the suicide of VP and director Jacob Baus. Deposits stood at about 1 000 900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst, O
Amherst Savings and Banking Company
State Banking Department
Star of Examiners
Jacob Baus
Gas mains blast injures many in central London
A series of gas main explosions in central London near Oxford Street and Bloomsbury injured many people as a worker was blown into the street, a horse was killed, and shops and taxis were damaged. Flames faulted two six story buildings while fumes drifted over the district and traffic was diverted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Itesbury
New Oxford
Steets
Bloomsbury
Mir
Fiat
Asa M Stabler Dead Banker and farmer dies at 91
Asa M Stabler prominent Montgomery county figure dies at Sunnyside near Sandy Spring aged 91 He was active in business and agriculture served as director of Mutual Fire Insurance Co and First National Bank of Sandy Spring led Sandy Spring Savings Inst as board chairman and was charter member of Montgomery County Agricultural Society Survived by three sons and a wife who died in 1922 Funeral from Friends Meeting House at Sandy Spring Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa M. Stabler
Netal
Sunnyside
Sandy Spring
Society of Friends
Friends Mourting
Mr. Stabler
Brookesville
Montgomery County
Stabler
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Montogomery County
First National Bank of
Montgomery County Agriicultural Society
Newton and
Mortimer C. Stainer
Herbert O. Stabler
Washington
Albina Summers Osburn
Baltimore
Caleb and
Ann Moore Stabler
Pupil Gets 20 Years for Slaying Sweetheart
New York AP report says 11 year old Wincest ice of Staten Island received a prison term of 20 years to life for the murder of 15 year old Alice Joost. Indicted for first degree murder, he pleaded guilty to second degree as trial opened, after the girl was struck and strangled with an electric cord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wincest Ice
Staten Island
Alice Joost
Imber Port Richmond Hort
Rice
Ramsburg Will Published in Frederick Probate Notice
The will of the late D Casper Ramsarg of Frederick has been probated and the entire estate passed to the testator's heirs. The document was dated June 12, 1925, and filed with H. Umer and H. Harp as executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsburg
Wil
D. Casper Ramsarg
Frederick
Pouba
Haz
Whenessa
Reno
Harp
Preoces H. Umer
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Kresge CO
Mullinlk
Market Street
Rosenour
Calvary M
Rey Itamennan
Tear Asamswan
St. Mathews Luth- Sundar School
Sirvea
C. H. Shax
T. E. Zimmerman
Mos
B. F. Zimmerman
Aiimermaan
Margaret Bakmas
Marcares Payne
Edgar Russell Payne
Richard Zi Maynaia Hawker Chtsie
Lester Zimmerman
Mesmaindale
Edward J. Pt Tundereqy
Lions Club
Mer Tizchman
Enna
Geirney
Allene Sumner
Hubert
Tut
America
Mrs. Hoover
Mrs. Coolidge
Anne Hoover
Queen Marie
Seaver
Hoover
South America
Dom Antie
Woodshoro School
Gé Z Green
Ang Mss
Winan
Satan Green
Laura Virginia Green
Airy
Anc
Thomas Eret
Legion Auxiliary
Thermbeney
King George
Tippet
Ohio Bank
Samuincers
Cassap
Bex Ware
Dee
Cail Money
Bataio
Hendricks
Brotherhood
Lafayette
Ind
Ine
Binnigomery Co
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