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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1930

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Minister Rev Dr Bud Stein dies in York crash

Funeral plans set for Rev Dr Bud Stein former pastor of City Piret Reformed church York. Clergy from Franklin and Marshall College and Hood College will officiate and lead a 100 minister procession. Accident details show Stein died en route to Gettysburg hospital after a sedan collision near Carlisle with no clear cause given.

Bud Hears Stein City Piret Reformed Church York Wiley Altermom Henry A. Apple Franklin and Marshall Eee Lancaster Henri 3. Kieffer Trinity Church Inklin and Marshall College Stein Kieffer Joseph H. Apple Odr Warner Hospital Gettysburg Samuel B. Stein Min Gettisburg Hood College Eath Tioon Miss Stein Prederick Mises Helen Myers Shel Reser Dr. Stein Accdent Orporal R. G. Schwartz Yabusy Penonanit and Percial E. A. Miler Adamsnts Wourr Miller Sten Adams Counties J. Rauch Sie Saat Reformed Chaten Sven Wee Hood Cai Petraarr Swin Penn-Ania de York

Public Works Bill Advances with Major Emergency Funds

A wartime style note reports Congress passing a $116 million public works bill to fund emergencies. The measure directs $40 million to road construction and the remainder to inland waterways and bridge projects as funds move toward the White House for final approval.

Anthony DCL Cocgregs Pablo Bodiegs

Permits Sought for Christmas Tree Cutting in City

Residents seek information on cutting Christmas trees and greens from City Forester Cyril Klein. Some request signs to prohibit tree cutting on their properties. Owners must grant written permission. forester cannot issue permits. A 25 foot Alaskan pine was felled at Sunny Hill Farm near Shookstown, desecrating the Estabrook property where multiple pines had been planted for beautification.

Christma City Forester Co Cyril Klein City Forester Departent of Forestry Garden Clubs of Maryland Bs Garth Club Hil Shookstown Leon M. Fitabrook Washington Nellie Winchester Estabrook Estabrook Place

Rail labor officials announce AFL affiliation talks

Cleveland date line reports New negotiations aim to join major railroad labor brotherhoods with the American Federation of Labor. About 500000 workers would enter, boosting federation membership toward 3.5 million as leaders call it a historic move. President Alexander F. Whitney of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen named a conference committee.

Cleveland Tony Prderation of Labor Federaton Alexander F. Whitney Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmer American Federation of Labor

Snow Plows Keep Cumberland Roads Open After Snowfall

Cumberland Maryland reports 3 to 6 inches of new snow, with plows clearing highways and temperatures rising indicating departure of snow. In New York, utilities rally on a belated stock market upswing, but profit taking trims gains and total sales reach 1 025 000.

Cumberland Maryland New York

Fire at 737 West Fin Street Extinguished by Two Companies

A sight chimney fire at 737 West Fin street was extinguished around 2 PM by the Junior Fire Company and the Citizens' Truck Company. No injuries reported and authorities noted minimal damage.

Chiameey West Fin Street Junior Pire Company Citizens’ Truck Company Chemica

Buhrman Convicted in Deerfield Gun Incident

Glenn Buhrman 22 of Southsburg was convicted in People's Court after witnesses described a December 1 disturbance near Deerfield. He received two years in the House of Correction, a $200 fine, and extra penalties for liquor influence and firearm threats. He faces further charges before the February grand jury.

House of Correction Glenn Buhrman Soithsburg Alan Y. Beanet People's Court Deerfinid Buhrman George Wodle Paxville Motes Ralph Miller Deerfield Bavelock Bubrmay Charles Brown Blue Blases C. B. Ridenour Aw Buhrman Wolfe Blue Ridge Summit Ruhrman Aater Miller Zenus Burman Barry Baugner Baugher Burman Ivan Bentzel Sabillasville Benczel Simon Miller Willian Foreman Clyde Brown Foreman Miler Buhr+ than Bulrman Deerieid Joseph Brown Scott Lants Harry Wilhide Ridenour Water E. Linn E. Ausin James Fred Stoller Winchester Arthur Plummer Grayson Stevens New Market BNI Whippecratl Horow Lesie N. Coblentz Stoller Ralph Smith Birkitievice War Holler Haidex S. Felton Nith

Police Prepare Christmas Eve Food Distribution

Police in Frederick organize annual charity meal for the poor on Christmas Eve. Officers transport food via two trucks through city districts with bread coffee sugar and beans provided by donors and city funds. Volunteers distribute to those in need as other groups supply clothing and assistance.

Predenck Grange W. Saher Prederick

Lucas Admits Circulating Pamphlet Against Norris

Robert H. Lucas, executive director of the Republican National Committee, admits ordering literature circulated in the last campaign against Senator Norris. He says the interstate cost 34237 and the material was at the request of Nebraska Republicans to prevent Norris from winning. The pamphlets targeted Norris’s stance on Coolidge and Hoover.

Washington Robert H. Lucas Re Publican National Committee Senate Campaign Funds Committee Nebraska Norris Lucas Norrie Coolidge Hoover Serris Hitchcock

Immitsburg Womens Club Holds Christmas Meeting

The Women's Club of Immitsburg met at Mrs. Ward Kerrigan home with president Mrs. Harry S Boyle presiding. Members hosted a community lunch for the Lions club and Firemen's Hall festivities, served free from 10 a m. to end with a menu of vegetable soup oysterettes cocoa and graham crackers. Committees were formed for charity baskets and Christmas gifts while members donated garments for the needy.

Immitsburg Ward Kerrigan Harry S. Boyle Womens’ Club Lions’ Club Charles Hamer Frank Campbell Harper Pryor Boyle Miss Pearson Shriver Charles Landers

Trinity Spire to Be Lighted for Christmas Display

The spire of Trinity Reformed chapel on West Church Street will be illuminated Sunday evening for the White Gifts for the King service at 1 PM in the Evangelical Reformed church and will stay lit for two weeks. Local interest spurred a plan with flood lights on the church Kemp Hall building and Trinity chapel rear, funded by the congregation. Chimes in the steeple rang at noon today and will be heard Friday into early next week.

Trinity Reformed Chapel West Church Street Evangelical Reformed Church Reformed Church Kemp Hall Trinity Chapel Frederick City

Believed Lost In Cattegat Ship Crash At Sea

Copenhagen December 20 AP Forty five people including seventeen Oberon passengers are believed dead after the Finnish liner Oberon collided with the Arc Arcturus in fog near Laso island. The Arcturus sails to port with a hole in her bow while the Danish steamer Garm recuees bodies nearby. The Swedish cricketer J W H T Douglas and his father are among the feared victims.

Copenhagen Oberon Cattegat Laso Island Arcturus Svenskund Andret Arctic J. W. H. T. Douglas Eris Hielt Oxst Hijelt Garm

Domestic trouble behind tragic Baltimore double murder

William Schultheis 26, a street car motorman, killed his wife and two children at the home of her parents then killed himself. Police found evidence of a planned departure with a suitcase as the tragedy followed long standing domestic difficulties.

Baltimore Wiliam Schulthe’s Joseph Arnold Schultheis Arnold

Road Work Request Before Commissioners Today

Town officials press for additional road improvements as commissioners meet this morning to discuss funding priorities and identify urgent paving and resurfacing projects across the county.

Improvements To Be Sought On Monday In Road Work Plans

Delegations seek stone road work on the Johnsville to Middleburg stretch with a two to one plan and local county road improvements around Thurmont Creagerstown and Creagerstown to Loys Station. About 60 men are at work countywide, plus 18 to 20 on two roads near Ladiesburg and 20 plus in Middletown under Supervisor Rueeve B. Brown.

Johnwite Middlebiury Johnsville Middleburg Frederick County Carroll County Konas Commission Marshall Wachter Menara Simpson Allender Thurmont Creagerstown Loys Station Afernoon Addion Ladiesburg Middletown Rueeve B. Brown Brown Board of County Commissioners New Market Amon Burger Moffman C. C. Renn Ballenger Pike Tobias Zimmerman Wolf's Corner Onion Bridge Mopen Well Frederick County Growth Emergency Association South Market Street

Fragmentary note mentions William C Powell of Frederick

A garbled historical fragment notes a person named William C Powell from Frederick. Other readable bits reference Avens and a peck of corn per meal, but details are unclear and the overall context is fragmentary.

Wiliam C Powel Frederick

Kindergarten Event At Arisumas School

A brief notice describes a kindergarten event at Arisumas School beginning at 10 gelock with parents and friends expected to attend. Mt Ecxenhavet is named as principe of the mien xixeer in the readable fragments.

Ndergarten Arisumas Gelock Ecxenhavet

Certain Death For Thieves Taking Rabbits

A bold warning item states that thieves targeting rabbits face deadly consequences as authorities vow strict action and public safety measures in response to recent thefts.

Co operative stock pledge drives to fund new plant merger

The Freder city area reports a drive to buy stock in a co operative to secure a loan from the Federal Grain Corporation. A goal of 400 signers was set and more than 300 pledges were expected by week’s end to obtain the loan. A merger led system will replace the current co op with new directors to be chosen between Christmas and New Year. Directors from Frederick County Farm Bureau meet to select additional trustees.

At Ve Shoemater SSK Stork Federal Grain Corporation Bouth Carroll Street Grain Corporation Chicago Shoemaker Frederick County Farm Bureau Willig Derr Ballenger Roy W. Schaffer Braddock Eager L. Thomas Adamstown Daniel 8. Guyton Burkittarine O. Edgar Roderick Walkers Vne Frederick Krants This City Frank M. Stevens Creagerstown David G. Zentz Thurmont Wilbert L. Smith Mt. Plessent Harry L. Davis New Market Ira Young Middletown Derid H. Fry Jefferson T. 5. Anderson Tuscarora J. N. Souder Petersville Jacob L. Routzahn Myersville Roland ©. Kling Urbans Walter A England Sjamsville M. Frank Holter Prof Amon Burgee

Christmas Party at Tivol Theater for Frederick children

Old Santa visits Frederick to remind theater manager George N. Payette Jr of the annual Christmas entertainment. A free morning show at Ant Tirol will feature Kiddie Variety, with admission for families and donations for the needy. Presents go to Children's Aid Society for distribution to local orphans.

Santa Frederick Tim George N. Payette, Jr Mr. Payette Nick Ant Tirol Michae Bz, Pue Children’s Axl Society Moving Picture Ayeste Episcopal Orphans’ Home Poet's Orphans Home Odd Fellows’ Home

County Pt. Assn. Reorganized at Local Meeting

County PTA association is reorganized at a meeting held here. Officers and board committees were formed to oversee school and community programs.

Districts To Be Formed And Representatives Elected

A Parent Teacher Association meeting authorized districts to be formed with a representative in each. Officers elected include C. Thomas Summ, A. Ler, Mrs. Wile Dor Feagavale, Jen Ranwourg, and Mrs. W. R. Slemmer. Benda and Ajeefe Lak named for district work with county units.

Hithussaaic Ceyirewnciies Veacher Parkway C. Thomas Summ Bensator A. Ler Wile Dor Feagavale Jen Ranwourg Megaer W. R. Slemmer Sesputilaw Benda Aed Ajeefe Maryland Congress James C. Biehl Slemmer Charles A. Opel Harry J. Kemurer Inter of Urbana Leslie N. Coblenta Frederick County Board of Education Middletown P. T. A Mra Slemmer Tts I Waa Red Hil Butkeystond Parkway School Washington Street School Chupa Btreet Middetown Ae Ridge Ongagessiowa Canal Porrest Urbane Liberty Une MY Pleasant Jefferson Prospect Harturville Townstown Meen Run Peagaville Mt Philip West Beséwick Walkersville

Were Maryland professor donates blood for injured student

Baltimore on December 20 AP reports a Maryland College professor donated a pint of blood in a transfusion for Miss Anna May Gallion, one of two Western Maryland girls injured in a car crash that killed Miss Louise Wernis of Annapolis. Both Gallion and Carolyn Tull remain unconscious as doctors assess their injuries after the wreck near Owings Mills on the Reisterstown Turnpike.

Baltimore Maryland College Anna May Gallion Western Maryland Louise Wernis Annapolis Scott Hall Galion Carolyn Tull Owings Ball

Wegro Held for Murder of Trapper Howe Student

Ollie Doron, a Black man, is arrested in Norfolk for the murder of James T. Howe, a trapper, student and gem interpreter, found shot in his Princess Anne county room. Doron admits being at the home but says another man committed the killing. detectives recover his coat pistol gloves and a coin box allegedly linked to Howe.

Norfolk Ollie Doron James T. Howe Hucter Princess Anne County Dore Non Howe Dorson Posession Hors

Soldier who held 2000 at bay commits death by own action

In Perpignan France on December 20 a Sengake corner Senda who ran amuck killing three and wounding four then held 2000 troops at bay for hours shot himself and died. The incident occurred as troops besieged the barricade at Port Serret and efforts to disperse the siege continued.

Perpignan France Sengake Senda Bar Port Serret Pombe Riches m Ceal Bed Saken Suaence

Capone Gangster Sentenced to Months in Leavenworth

Unclear clipping reports a Capone associate receiving an 11 month sentence at Leavenworth after pleading guilty to income tax evasion. Damaged text also mentions unrelated accidents and a family situation, with legible fragments lacking coherence.

Chicago Wan Leavenworth

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