Ill Resume On Court January Second For Term
The December term resumes January 2 with Judge Arthur D Willard presiding. The jury will be recalled and over two hundred cases assigned through January. Zimmerman appeals a ruling by the State Industrial Accident Commission seeking damages from the estate of William H Shipley and Aetna Life Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Arthur D. Willard
Eli G. Haugh
Joseph D. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
William H. Shipley
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Assumpsit
Peoples Liquidating Corporation
Central Trust Company
Olive E H. Ehrhart Hampstead
Board of Education of
Carrol County
Freighter Beached After Fire In Hold
A 30 year old freighter named Ontario was beached on Governor's Island after a stubborn aft hold fire. The ship listed to port and was hauled from its dock by tugs and fireboats. A crew of 40 remained aboard through an all night battle with smoke as the vessel travels from two miles off Sandwich toward Baltimore.
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Boston
Ontario
Governor’s Island
Boston Bay
Baltimore
Sandwich
Weather Today Summary
Weather data shows no precipitation in the last 24 hours ending today Tam. December to date rainfall is 2.51 inches, with December 1934 excess at 192 inches. Normal December precipitation is 3.11 inches. December 1933 actual is -2.96 inches. Yesterday high was 29, a year ago 47. Low last night 25, a year ago 38. Sun sets 4:50 p.m., rises 7:87 a.m. Moon rising 6:35 p.m., sets 8:53 a.m. tomorrow.
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Tam
Dawson Drops Recount Plea In Montgomery County
Rockville December 21 Walter W. Dawson defeated Fusionist candidate for State's Attorney asked to dismiss his recount petition. Dawson, county GOP chairman, lost to James H. Pugh by 46 votes and filed the recount in circuit court last week. He said no fraud occurred and no good purpose served by continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Caby
Walter W. Dawson
Montgomery County
James H. Pugh
Dawson
Republican State Central Committee
Pugh
Hammond Urner
Arthur D. Willard
John B. Diamond
Raleigh S. Chinn
Charles King
Frank H. Barn
Circuit Court
Hammond Umer
Arthur D. Willara
Chas E. King
Frank H. Karn
Raleigh Ss. Chinn
King
Karn
Status
Edwards Appeals to Save Death Penalty
Philadelphia December 21 AP reports Robert Allen Edwards a young coal mine engineer condemned for the slaying of Freda McKechnie his neighborhood friend appealed through counsel to the State Supreme Court for a new trial seeking to save his death penalty from legal reversal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Robert Allen Edwards
Young
Gineer
Freda MccKechnie
State Supreme Court
Christmas Assembly at Frederick High School
Frederick High School held its annual Christmas assembly with performances by the orchestra, soloists, Girls Glee Club, and student groups for freshmen through seniors. After the afternoon program, classes adjourned until January 2. Baskets for needy families were distributed this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Frederick High School
Pegey Kieffer
Fredenck High School
S. Fenton Harris
Julia Derr
Old Farm
Catherine Eicholtz
Girls Glee Club
Jeannette
Isabella
Bneath the Helly
Dorothy Hahn
Holy City
Phoebe Dutrow
The
James Loy
Glen Gallian
Edwin Free
James Stoner
Richard Hargett
Hark
Herald Angels
Marcha B. Pethit
A. L. Leary
Market Shows Some Sign of Improvement
New York stock trading edged higher with scattered shares rising while overall activity remained light. Utilities showed signs of stabilization as some cyclicals and specialties advanced, grains eased, cotton stood still, and bonds stayed quietly mixed. Call money returned to 1 percent as sterling opened at 4.937 dollars.
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New York
Edgewood Christmas Service at Edgewood Church of God
The Edgewood Church of God will hold its Christmas program Sunday at 10 a.m. It includes scripture lessons and a long list of participants performing songs, recitations, duets, and an accordion solo, ending with It Came Upon The Midnight Clear.
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Edgewood
Edgewood Church of God
Virginia Kline
Thyrle Masser
Kenneth Schultz
Gene Stup
Elizabeth Myers
God
Carl Masser
Bobbie Masser
Junior Schultz
Yvonne Blank
Dorothy Mitchell
la Vere Shoemaker
Betty Schultz
Thomas Schultz
Charles Boircli
Ralph Blank
David Schultz
Grayson Masser
Thyrie Masser
Caroline Schultz
LaVere
Middletown Firemen Elect Reelected Leader and Officers
At the annual meeting of the Middletown Volunteer Fire Company Albert Boileau was reelected president. Elected officers include M. Frank Holter vice president Edgar H. Koogle secretary Austin T Main treasurer Rev L Ralph Tabor chaplain and several others named to the executive committee. The group plans its annual supper for January 21 at the Reformed church social room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Middletown Volunteer Fire Company
Albert ¥. Boileau
M. Frank Holter
Edgar H. Koogle
Austin T., Main
L. Ralph Tabor
Kyster FE. Biddle
Frank H. Darner
Earl M. Kepler
Lloyd C. Main
Russell M Hoffman
Reformed Church
Third Death Reported From Shelbyville Riot
Shelbyville Tennessee December 21 AP Floyd Pati Lawes 28 died today at Shelbyville hospital from wounds received Wednesday when National Guardsmen fired into a crowd as a mob tried to storm the courthouse for a negro prisoner Lawes is the third fatality two men were killed earlier that day and Gilford Freeman a machinist died yesterday Cal R Bond commander of National Guard Troops said the situation is very quiet and no further outbreak expected
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Tenn
Floyd Pati Lawes
Marmer
Shelbyville Hospital
Natonal
Lawes
Gilford Freeman
Giant plane Ulver burns near Rutba Wells in Iraq
The giant American built airliner Ulver, pride of Royal Dutch Airlines, was found wrecked and burned ten miles south of Rutba Wells Iraq. Seven occupants were killed. British RAF scouting planes found the charred wreckage after the craft crashed during a thunderstorm yesterday. The plane had just completed England to Melbourne air derby and was en route from Amsterdam to Batavia.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Ulver” Pride
Royal Dutch Airlines
Rutba Wells
Royal Air Force
England
Melbourne
Amsterdam
Batavia
Java
Man Burned in Fire Near Emmitsburg
William Eckenrode, 60, was found dazed and severely burned near his burning home in Freedom township Adams county. Fire destroyed the two story log dwelling and a corn crib. Firemen saved the barn with one horse and Eckenrode was transported to Emmitsburg then Warner hospital in Gettysburg. The blaze was discovered shortly after midnight and started possibly while he slept near the stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Eckenrode
Annie M. Warner
Gettysburg
Freedom Township
Adams County
Emmittsburg
Emmitsburg
Eckenrode
W. R. Cadi
Morris Adams
Walter Rhodes
Warner Hospital
Middle Creek
Ilhenney
Gruef Wolf
Jefferson Club Christmas Party at Jr.OUAM Hall
The Jefferson Woman's Club hosted a Christmas gathering at the Jr.OUAM Hall with members families and guests in attendance. The event featured decorated trees, an address by president Mrs Luther Remsberg readings and songs, contests with prizes, and refreshments. An accidental injury near Middelburg left Lester Reynolds 19 hospitalized at Frederick City Hospital after a 230 a.m. crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Club
Jr.ouam Hall
Jefferson
Jefferson Woman's Club
Luther Remsberg
Luther Bussard
Bailenter Woman's Club
Thomas Culler
Claude Hargett
Anna Derr
Shook
William Howard
Mollie Zimmerman
Myrtle Shaff
Evelyn Homie
Paul Adab
Hemp
Albert Bustard
Clayton Dison
Ruth Dade
Reedy Shaff
Tielen Remsberg
Annie Fry
T C Dixon
Edgar Thomas
Ray Remsberg
Keedy Shall
Increased Costs of Warships Under Inquiry
Washington December 21 AP Senate investigations ordered a sweeping inquiry into rising warship costs. Reported evidence suggests private bidders doubled destroyer bids between fall 1933 and fall 1934. Pierre DuPont urged an exhaustive study to eliminate wartime profits, with DuPont Co already favoring such elimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nye
Senate Minnitions
Pierre DuPont
Delaware
Filam
DuPont Company
Early Christmas Service at United Brethren Church
The United Brethren church hosts its annual early Christmas service Tuesday at six o'clock. The Young People's Choral Club directs with Miss Margaret Kent. soloist Miss Rosabelle Shook and organist Mrs. John Dorsey. Choir and organ numbers feature carols and themes including God So Loved The World and In Bethlehem's Town. Rev Dewitt P. Zuse leads the devotional, reading assisted by Kenneth and Bernard Fogle. The church will be decorated with a white altar, trees, and candlelight. choir in new white vestments for Christmas morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Young People’s Choral Club
Margaret Kent
Rosabelle Shook
John Dorsey
Bethlehem
Lord Jesus
Dewitt P. Zuse
Kenneth
Bernard Fogle
District Census Supervisors Named in 1935 Federal Census
Washington AP reports the census director named district supervisors appointed November 14 to oversee the 1935 enumeration beginning January 2. District HQs will open immediately, and applications for enumerator posts should go to district supervisors. In Middletown, Lions Club hosts a Christmas party for about 300 children at Memorial Hall Saturday at 7. Puppetleers from Harrisburg perform, plus Marionette shows and a three week play.
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Washington
Bureau
Middletown
Lions Club
Memorial Hall
Harrisburg
Puss In Boots
Abdul
Ivan
King Wenceslas
Christmas Mail Peak At Post Office as Receipts Rise
Postmen packed with holiday mail report peak day as Irving Biser notes traffic ahead of last year. Substitutes handle extra loads while regulars take sickness shifts. Monday deliveries extend to dark and Saturday hours till 7 pm. Stores crowd Frederick as last minute shopping continues and Christmas greens sales surge.
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Saint Nick
Irving 5S
Biser
Mr. Elser
Frederick
Fredericksonland
White Gift Service at Evangelical Reformed Church
The annual White Gifts for the King service is Sunday at 7 pm at the Evangelical Reformed church. Three choirs and a massed chorus perform with candles, processions, and multiple choral numbers, interspersed with presentations of white gifts by church departments and an address by Rev. Dr. Henri T. Gloffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed
Manney
Bethlehem
Noel
Adam
Mozart
Mary
Fischer
Lew Myers
Mehil Smth
Elmer Wachler
White Pitts
Wayy
Joseph Slaley
Virginia Remsberg
Gurls
Catherine Eichaltaz
Prokoff
Sunior
Tlandel
Henri T. GG
Kloffer
Men of
Qld
Hallelujah
Han- Gel
Maude Wo Ditmar
Large Counterfeiting Plant Seized in New Jersey
New York Dec 21 AP Alan G Straight disclosed that two men were arrested by Secret Service agents who raided Centreville New Jersey and captured a large counterfeiting plant described as one of the largest and most efficient in the east. The prisoners gave names Peter Domonkas an unemployed engraver and his brother Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alan G. Straight
Secret Service
Centreville
N.J
Shiaight
Peter Domonkas
Engrauver
Paul
Christmas Cantata at St Marks Doubs
The Luther League of St Mark's Lutheran church Doubs led by Rev A G Null presents a Christmas cantata titled Chunes of The Holy Night. Dr Samuel E Hoke directs with Miss Marke Frye at the piano. The program includes choir pieces, soprano and alto duets, and various solos with men’s and women’s choruses. The cantata and Christmas Eve service follow in the church at 7 30 p m.
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TATA
Luther League of
Bethlehem
Samuel J Hoke
Gord
Hirhes
Beth- Iehem
Weldon DeLanuter
Aml
Sapranos
Silas Murray
Elijah Frye
Samuel Hoke
Mary Billa Murray
Barhue Specht
Austin Murray
Josephine Delawet
Altas
Rico Frye
David Specht
Walter Hickman
Clarence Thomas
Meredith Hickman
Clifford Frye
Mildred Wickman
Bhich Frye
Carlos Specht
Rasses Weldon de Lauter
Ale Frye
Dr. Hoke
Preston Wilard
St. Marks Church Doubs
Maryland seeks federal relief as deficit tops two million
Governor-elect Nichols plans a conference in Washington with Federal relief chief Hopkins to press for next year funds. He has a copy of Governor Ritchies deficit report showing 2,229,000 dollars at fiscal year end. The meeting aims to negotiate a new relief agreement replacing the current one ending January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Harry W. Nicoles
Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Albert C. Ritchie
State CCC quota set at 1495 in Maryland
Baltimore December 21 AP Harry Greenstein state relief administrator announced recruiting for Maryland Civilian Conservation Corps camps will begin January 1 and run through January 10. The state quota is 1495 new men to reach 3250 CCC strength. Juniors aged 18 to 25 will be accepted during the period, with enrollees sent to Third Corps Area camps. Frederick County quota set at 85 for January 10 at Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Harry Greenstein
Maryland
Civilian Conservation Corps
Greenstein
Ccc
Third Corps
Frederick County
Hagerstown
Mountaindale Christmas Cantata by Sunday School
Mountaindale Union Sunday school presents the cantata When Santa Missed the Christmas Road Sunday at 7 30 with a cast including Santa Claus Gordon Palmer Mrs Santa Claus Mrs Gordon Palmer and many local participants. A brief address will be given by Rev F R Serble of the United Lutheran parish.
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Mountaindale
Mountaindale Union Sunday School
Santa
Santa Claus
Gordon Palmer
George C Stull
Russell Kilpp
Harald Powell
Betty Irene Palmer
Ruth £. Stull
Thelma Gru~shon
Alice Geesey
Ruth Geesey
Madeline Rice
Mr. Grouch
Charles Co. T. Stull
Dorothy Gilbert
Charlotte Rice
Merrle Powell
Grace Kilfop
Jenkins
Warren Grushong
Howard C Fischer
Jack Powell
Ruth
Aliee Geesey
Smith
Shumaker Pays Traffic Fines After License Trial
A. L. Shumaker of Hamilton Virginia settled fines totaling 11 dollars after a trial before Justice John W. Lloyd in Petersville on charges of operating with an improper license and without registration. Shumaker drove a car owned by Charles Town resident Ratage and was arrested by State Officer A. F. Anderson in Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Shumaker
Hamilton
John W. Lloyd
Petersville
Shumaker
Charles Town
W. Va
Ratage
A. F. Anderson
Jefferson
King Shot in Clarksburg Recovers at Frederick Clix
Mr. J. Russell King of Clarksburg, severely wounded November 27 by a bullet from an assailant named John Brown, has been discharged from Frederick Clix Hospital. The bullet was removed and his condition improved. Nearby notes mention pepper’s historic value and medieval trade, and a remark on Portugal seeking a new Indies route due to pepper scarcity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Russell King
Clarksburg
Frederick Clix Hospital
John Brown
King
Portugal
Indies
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Isaac Shipley
Willard L. Clark
Clara Clark
Brunswick
Garland Harris
Alton Y. Bennett
Harris
House of Correction
Nolle
Walter E. Sinn
Roy M. Hiltner
Carl Harris
Rodney Toms
Harry Ball
James Little
Shipley
Isaac N. Shipley
Chase F. Goodell
Neilson Rounsevelt
Panama American
Panama Canal
United States
Edwards
William Eckenrode
Lester Reynolds
Midddleburg
Frederick City Hospital
Reynolds
Senate
Inquiry
DuPont
Ing L. B
Tennessee
Raleigh Edwards
E EK. Harris
Riser
Hopkins
Ritchie
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