College awards contract for central heating plant at Hood College
Building plans call for a brick 140 by 55 foot central heating plant, high pressure steam, to serve existing buildings and future growth. Lloyd C. Culler won the bid. other bidders included Davis Construction, Mock, Ferguson, Price, Rust Eng, and Hicus. Construction to begin after February bids and notices, with completion aimed by September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itlood College
Lloyd C. J. Grouch
L. C. Culler
Frederick
Davis Construction Comp
Baltimore
J. Herman Mock
J. B. Ferguson and Co
Hagerstown
Price Construction
J. H. Apple
Shriner Hall
Raymond
Conlegs
Brennan
Credit Isi
Homme
Smith Hearing Delayed Until Next Wednesday
A fragmented report indicates a Smith hearing has been delayed to the next Wednesday. The irregular text references a separate designation and a committee path, with unclear jurisdiction and dates.
Bath House and Pool Contracts Awarded in City Action
A municipal park project awarding the bath house and pool to Le Roy Hoke was approved in special session. Bids ranged from about 15 to 37 thousand dollars with firms in Baltimore Frederick and Baltimore supplying figures for pool and bath house combined bids. Completion slated for June 1 with pool of concrete 290 by 110 feet and bath house 134 by 25 feet a one story plus basement structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Roy Hoke
Board of Aldermen
Amouth
Br Ax
Comad
C. J. Spellman
Batimore
Paul
Bath House
Davis Construction Co
Baltimore
Regal Construction Co
LeRor Hoke
Frederick
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Thomas J. Kemp
Bath Mouse
Gosnell Russell Co
F. Carozza
Balthmore
Bath
Herman Mock
British Lord Weds Theatrical Star in Knightsbridge
London reports Lord Ashley Jed, 29, heir to an earldom, wed theatrical star Sylvia Fawkes at St Pauls church Knightsbridge despite family denials. A large crowd gathered outside as London society followed the romance and notes the bride's recent stage roles in The Whole Towns Talking and The Midnight Follies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sylvia Fawkes
Lord Ashley Jed
Pauls Church
Knightsbridge
Lord Ashler
Lord Ashley
Churches Plan for Religious Broadcasting
New York on February 3 a major religious broadcasting program was announced by Dr. William B. Millar secretary of the Great New York Federation of Churches. The plan includes two Sunday programs and eight during the week broadcast with NBC cooperation to reach a wide audience with a non controversial message and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William B. Millar
Great New York Federation of Churches
National Broadcasting Company
Millar
Misa Sreknae Speaks On Progress In Education
The speech by Jackson focuses on the evolution of educational rights from early efforts to the present day. She emphasizes the role of sociological insight in driving reform and the ongoing quest to advance women's opportunities in education and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Sreknae
Miss Jackson
Market Rumors of Rail Merger Sighted in Minnesota Trade
Rumors of a rail merger circulated in Minneapolis and St Paul with possible ties to the Baltimore and Ohio network. Reports mentioned the Minneapolis and St Louis line, Wheeling and Lake Erie, and Western Maryland interests amid talk of through rates and trackage agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lex York
Mendotheater
Ohio
Rockefeller
Wheeling and
Lak
Minneapolis
St. Louis
St. Paul
East
George M. Shriver
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Lane Erie
Maryland
Erie
St. Fau
Delaware and Hudson
Wabash
Marrland
Market firms despite fluctuations in rails
New York reports a steady stock market despite erratic rail merger fluctuations. Rail and industrial groups showed gains with scores of 15 sites marking 1 to 9 point advances. Trading began briskly but cooled in the afternoon as Cal money stayed at 4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cal
Drunk driver carried from hearing fined in Smithsburg
TracE Lewis of Smithsburg described as so drunk he had to be carried bodily from Justice Sherman P. Bowers office. Special Deputy Henry Nuszon arrested him for operating a vehicle while under the influence. He faced Judge Bowers, was fined 140 dollars and costs, and struggled to remain in custody as officers escorted him. A man named Cook tried to stop him during the zigzag drive in Chapel Alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trace
Lewis
Smithsburg
Sherman P. Bowers
Henry Nuszon
Mqnor
Tat
Chapel Alley
Cook
Nasz Atrivihe
Leis
Applies
Engineer Dies in Ver From Winut Years Old
Local report states Sarafvia Tia Fen, aged years, died today at Ver from Winut. The incident involves Acadef LeiB and the grand chief excineer of Acadef LeiB, with details pending official confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarafvia
Tia
Fen
Askemore
T_ WHoennee
Excineer
Acadef Leib
Winut
Tributes paid late Mrs Frances Birely at funeral
The funeral for Frances Howard Birely, a longtime local leader, was held at Evangelical Reformed Church with Rev. De. Henri L. G. Kleffer officiating. State and local American Legion units and Auxiliary members presented emblems and flowers, and pallbearers included Major Elmer Mimi skewer and William Storm. Burial followed with the usual service and prayers at the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Howard Birely
Frederick
Evangelical Reformed Church
de. Henri L. G. Kleffer
Legion
National Legion Auxiliary
Theocal
Bireiy
Tocal
American Legion Auxiliary
Mahoni-Potts
Ant Hiarx
Mahonl-Potts
Flanders Auxiliary
Baltimore
Stanley Cochran
Crisfield
Department of
Maryland ‘National Guard
Elmer F. Mimiskewer
Wiliam M. Storm
Edward P. Thomas
Robt EF
Delaptain H. Dorsey Etchison
Dadler Page
Driet
Anxit
France
Assist Clerk to Commissioners Struck by Auto in Woodsboro
An assistant clerk to the Frederick County Board of Commissioners was hit by a car early this morning in Woodsboro. He was taken to Frederick City Hospital with a slight concussion and facial injuries, with full condition to be determined after further observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie
Res
Frederick
Solar
Cutshiall
Miller
Che Maetisa
Yest
Shenfirane
Bom
Frederick City Hospital
Board of Coll Commissioners
Maryland weighs rejection of Federal Child Labor amendment
Annapolis Feb 3 a Maryland General Assembly move by Delegate Teodall Marbury Baltimore to reject the Federal Child Labor amendment seeks to bar ratification by Maryland and instruct the governor to notify the U.S. secretary. The plan aligns with Governor Ritchie’s program. The amendment would let Congress limit labor of underage persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
General Assembly
Teodall Marbury
Baltimore City
Maryland
Ritchie
Congress
Bank President Seized and Forced to Leave Building
A bank president was held against their will and left bound, with police investigating the incident as a possible abduction or attempted coercion. Unknown suspects and motives are under inquiry as authorities trace the events and assess security lapses.
Marx Pledges Faith to Government
Fragmentary report notes German leader Karl Marx pledging faith to the government amid unclear context. The brief item hints at political alignment or public support during a period of upheaval with limited readable detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marx
Marines Sent to Shanghai Merge Forces for Detachment
The Pecos will leave Shanghai after transferring 15 officers and 251 men from the ships Gold Star and Cavite shore station. The Gold Star crew arrives tomorrow and three officers and two men will join the Cavite contingent for a total of 15 officers and 251 men. A Navy attaché said departure will occur as soon as transfers are complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visaitirs Seber
William
Lornay
US Seizes 1400 Pennsylvan ia Ballot Boxes
Representatives of the United States Senate obtained court orders in Pittsburgh to seize about 1400 Allegheny county ballot boxes as part of the Senate Campaign Funds Committee investigation into Pennsylvania's November senatorial election. County officials must deliver election records, with six ballot containers to remain for ongoing prosecutions of 20 indicted individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
United States Senate
Allegheny County
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Pensylvania
Justices of the Peace
Court House
Washington
Senate
Frederick Lions Club Grievance Meeting Noted
A Frederick Lions Club grievance meeting at the Francis Scott Key hotel yielded no grievances aside from humorous satire. Vice president A Frank Miller presided as directors later elected J W Conant of J C Penney to membership and authorized a donation to a rest home for ex servicemen with TB near Pasadena California. An invitation from the Wilmington Lions Club to observe the founding day was read for February 17 in Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
J.C. Penny Co
Pasadena
Cal
Baltimore
Erie
Moscow Sentences Four Bandits to Death
Four bandits are sentenced to death in Moscow after a court verdict. The ruling, reported by the Russian press, follows a criminal case with details on charges and the trial proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Dodge Widow Awarded 7.52 Million Estate
An opinion by Henry J. Dingenran discusses the award of a seven point five two million estate to a widow in a Dodge case. The ruling outlines the settlement and key figures involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge
Henry J. Dingenran
City Theater Lease Sparks Bid and Civic Debate
At a Wednesday meeting the Board of Aldermen discussed transferring lease rights for the Tri-State Theater to a Philadelphia firm amid opposition from local business leaders. Mayor Culler plans a Friday session to finalize terms and set a conference with the mayor and aldermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Crandall
Hingtom
TriState Theater
Crandall
Ethar
Floyd M. Singer
Mr. Crandall
Philadelphia
Patty Weace
Melter
Municipal Park
Frederick
Ocean City
Atlantic City
Sn.d
New York
Reception to Missionary Pastor in Foochow China
A reception was held in Foochow China for Calvary Missionary Pastor Rev and Mrs Pearce Hares hosted by the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society and the Yael Official Board. The Sunday School room was prettily decorated, and Mrs Lo Lon presided as president of the society with an engaging program presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary M
EL Church Missionary
EL Pearce Hares
Foochow
China
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Yael
Citsch
Woman’s Missionary Society
Mel Pester PePeranl
Preaches on Faith at First Baptist Church
Rev. Russell B. Jones warned against the lie that belief does not matter and urged reading the Bible to know God's will. He defined faith as a life transforming trust led by the Holy Spirit. Rev. H. C. Erdman opened with prayer and Jones planned another sermon on redemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell B. Jonen
First Baptist Church
Jesus
Hood College
Pan American Flyers Leave Paite for Lima
Peru February 3 AP details Pan-American flyers departing Paite at 7 am for Lima. Miriam Apple and Mia Fuvahoth Tawts from Frederick joined 239 attendees at a reception and Washington visit related to the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Peru
Lima
Miriam R. Apple
Mia Fuvahoth
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Lloyd C. Culler
Hood Cole
Lord
Churches Plan For
Rockefeler
B. and
Stentom Wester
Marvyland Report
Ira E. Lewis
Bowers
Dirners
Mir
Francis Scott Ker
Geisek
Eo Ge A. Stulet
Madison
Wis
Shane Miel Ivan
Investga BK
Crazles
Mactie
W. B. Catshail
Woodsboro
Mian
House of Delegates
James J. Lindsay
Baltimore County
Als
Lidsaz
BANK
Evernational
Agane
Chancel
Cnal
Shanghaibyls
Wil
Cavite
P_i
Campaign Funds Committee
Ware
Lions Club
Feh
Maxor
Alrial
Tiwan
Culler
Blue Ridge Transportaton Co
Carnes
Banty
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Calvary Church
Rey, E
Pearce Stayes
Mr. Jones
Garster
H. Walter Ganster
Ititormes
United States District Court
Ganster
Omer
Supreme Bench of
Ued
States Court
Peter
Tad
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