Boy saves himself from burn by presence of mind
Two Frederick youngsters acted quickly when a bonfire ignited the fringe on a cowboy suit. Buddy Price, seven, and his friend Jullien Delphey, six, prevented serious injury as Buddy tore off burning clothes while Delphey beat out flames with his hat. Buddy, a Church Street School first grader, suffered burns to his legs and hands but is expected to recover and miss about ten days of school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Joseph B. Price
West Patrick Street
Young Price
Buddy
Jullien Delphey
Alton Shaff
Hal Jer
Delphey
Ele
Price
Bruce Crist
Church Street
Nineteenth Anniversary of Baptist Congregation
The First Baptist church under Rev. W. G. Royal celebrated its nineteenth anniversary with a Gospel sermon by Dr. Clarence A. Barbour on Being Born Again and a second sermon on Grace. The Bible School raised $940 for the building fund. A two week series begins March 4 with Dr. H. M. Wharton preaching March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. G. Royal
Clarence A. Barbour
Rochester Baptist Theological Seminary
H. M. Wharton
Brantly Baptist Church
Knights of Columbus Pre Lent Dance Planned at Armory
The Knights of Columbus council schedules a pre Lent dance at the First Regiment Armory on Shrove Tuesday March 4. A large crowd is expected with a fox trot contest and tentative cake walk plans. Music by Charles Storms jazz band. Committee: John Gardner chairman Paul Kenney Robert Hartman Charles Mask John Hartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Focal Council of the Knights of Columbus
Charles Storm
John Gardner
Paul Kenney
Robert Hartman
Charles Mask
John Hartman
Early Buying Orders Fairly Well Distributed In Market
Early buying orders in the stock market were fairly well distributed with independent steels sugars oils and tow priced rails showing strong group performance. Foreign exchanges opened lower. Call money started at 414 percent. Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associatedress
New York
Real Estate Board Backs City Expansion and Bond Issue
The Real Estate Board discussed extending city limits and a 250000 bond for improvements and approved both measures. They supported repealing the mortgage tax law, noting Frederick County lags other counties, while warning the county could lose about 12000 in revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Realstate Board
Sust
Frederick
Montgomery County
Personal visits and travel notes from Gettysburg area
Purely personal items as John Wagner Frederick Struder and Pierce Willard of Gettysburg Theological Seminary spent a weekend at Willard's West Patrick street home. Mrs L P Rice and children from Guantanamo Cuba left for Tampa after visiting Mr and Mrs C E Wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wagner
Frederick Struder
Pierce Willard
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
West Patrick Street
L. P. Rice
Guantanamo
Cuba
C. E. Wills
Cis
Tampa
Fla
Two Prison Officers Die As Riot Grips Western Pen
Two prison officers William Pfeffer and J A Coax were killed during a riot at Western Penitentiary in Pittsburgh. More than 1,000 inmates faced tear gas, explosives, and gunfire before guards subdued the disturbance with help from county and city police. Warden Warren Egan called a Prison Board meeting to pursue punishment for the revolt planners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Western Penitentiary
William Pfeffer
J. A. Coax
Warren Egan
Eastern Penitentiary
Four Horse Men
Woods Run
Pfeffer
Coax
Egan
Four Reports On New Revenue Bill Reach House
Four committee reports on the new revenue bill show wide splits over income and surtax rates. The Green chaired panel says the tax cuts would save taxpayers about 341 million annually when fully in effect versus 1923 returns, with a further reduction in 1923 personal tax paid this year. Miss Lillian E. Birch, after several weeks in Baltimore, has returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
House
Green
Lillian E. Birch
Baltimoore
Changes in Lakehurst Navy Officers and Shenandoah Command
Washington February 11 sweeping changes in Lakehurst New Jersey station officers and others assigned to the airship Shenandoah were ordered by Rear Admiral Moffett and approved by Secretary Denby. Commander F R McCrary was relieved and Lieut Commander Zachary Tansdowns named commander of the Shenandoah to reduce friction and prepare the crew before the airship departs for its polar expedition. Commander Lansdowne, a veteran dirigible builder and pilot, will join as observer on the airship Ra4 during its England to United States flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCrary
Denby Lansdowne
Washington
Lakehurst
N. J
Shenandoah
F. R. McCrary
Moffett
Navy Aeronautical Bureau
Denby
Zachary Tansdowns
Navy Department
Lansdowne Hag
Navy
England
United States
Denby Resignation Pressures Rise as Senate Debates
The Senate moves toward a final vote on a resolution demanding Navy Secretary Denby resign. President Coolidge and Weeks confer. Lodge and Curtis brief the White House. No action will be taken before the Senate vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Denby
Navy
Robinson
Arkansas
Coolidge
Jones
Lodge
Curtis
White House
Weeks
County History TN School Course in Frederick County
A new local history course for Frederick County schools is being formed under Superintendent Lloyd Palmer. Teachers will submit reports from county locales to build a county history from origins to present, noting features such as a Brunswick furnace and Catoctin Furnace. The program extends to fourth through seventh grades with a Baltimore parallel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federick County
Lloyd Palmer
Frederick County
Brunswick
Catoctin
Baltimore City
George D. Strayer
Baltimore
Former Mayor Held in Herrin Killing
Former Herrin mayor A. T. Pace was arrested on a murder warrant after being sworn in as foreman of a jury investigating the Friday night death of Constable Caesar Cagle, a dry raid leader. The warrant, sworn by S. Glenn Young, a dry worker and Klan affiliate, follows tensions as state troops arrived amid wets and drys clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prean
Herrin
A. T. Pace
Caesar Cagie
Pare
Cagle
S. Glenn Young
Ku Klux Klan
Grove May Not Appear Before Grand Jury Here
After a hung Baltimore conspiracy trial jury, the case shifts to Frederick County. W H Ganster Jr and Louis Mann face 310,000 bail each for alleged false pretenses involving Grove. Frank Lewis of Mt Airy among whisky owners. Grove not expected to testify before the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A
Hoppy") Grove
Baltimore
Frederick County
Walter Ganster, Jr
Louis Mann
Horsey Distillery Company
J. Grahame Johnson
Grove
Gansier
Volmitariy
Wilbur
Ana Yohn Routzahn
Arthur White
Ganster and Mann
Assessment of Property Defined in Proposed City Bounds
The bill to extend Frederick city limits defines the assessment and taxation method to be used. It includes exemptions for unimproved agricultural lands and farming implements, with full power to assess levy and collect taxes within the extended limits. The survey by City Engineer Imory O. Cram details the proposed limits and the charter changes for property taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imory
Tre Elty
Vredeviel
Frederick
Revival Services Begin Next Sunday at Centennial Memorial
Special revival services start next Sunday at Centennial Memorial United Tsrethren Church lasting two weeks. Led by Rev. Wm R. Glen and evangelist Russell Sanffman of Darton Ohio. A series of prayer meetings precedes the revival with coordinators including Mrs Harriet Shook and Elsie Hoover and others across city addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial Memorial United Tsrethren
Wm, R. Glen
Russell Sanffman
Darton
Ohio
Kanit
Women’s Missionary Association
Uariet Shook
Park Ave
W. C. Roderick
Elsie Hoover
West Patrick Street
Badder
Wm. R. Glen
Lacey Enete
East South Street
W. W
Utility Companies Annual Meet Here
The Maryland Public Utilities Association will hold a two day meeting at the Francia Scott Key Hotel on February 13. Emory L. Coblentz will give the opening address as executives from major Maryland firms discuss rate making financing regulation and safety with speakers from Consolidated Gas Electric Light and Power Company Nelson Cook & Company and the Public Service Commission. A banquet follows with Henry Holzapfel and R Gray Williams among the speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Public Uttilities Association
Francia - Scott Key
Emory L. Coblentz
Ufe
Mokead
Maryland
Coblentz
Douglass Burnett
Consolidated Gas, Electric Light and Power Company
Baltimore
Mr. Burnett
O. ©. Culver
Eastern Shore Gas and Electric Company
Simon J. Block
Nelson, Cook, & Company
Ezra B.whitman
Public Service Commission
Commission
H. ©. Wolf
H.C. Pootter
United Railways
J. W. Tayneh
Tagerstown Light and Heat Company
J. Franklin Bell
District of Columbia
Henry Holzapfel
Potomac Halson Company
T Coastmaster
Tt. Gray Williams
The
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Sermon Titles at Wickelt Sunday Services
Inclement weather lowered Sunday school attendance while worship proceeded. The morning sermon titled Christ, Our Friend and the evening message Revivals were delivered by the pastor. Meetings at 7:90 p.m. in the main house were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickelt
Local Health Notes From City Hospital
Reports from the City Hospital note several cases and recoveries. Mrs Naomi Rothenhoefer shows improvement after surgery on Friday. Mrs C G Angleberger suffers a serious sciatic rheumatism at home on Trail avenue. Mrs George Norris remains ill at her Park avenue residence. Mr Roger Neighbors is bed confined on Trail avenue. Miss Mildred Smith daughter of Afra Elsie Smith of New Market underwent appendectomy Saturday. Dr Halph Browning of Myersville is ill with pleurisy. Mr Clarence Wachtel of Myersville is ill with typhoid fever. Mrs George R Moberly of South Market street returns from Washington accompanied by Mr Moberly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Rothenhoefer
City Hospital
Angleberger
Trail Avenue
George Norris
Park Avenue
Roger
Mildred Smith
Afra
Elsie Smith
New Market
McAdoo Faces Senate Oil Inquiry Over Doheny Ties
William G. McAdoo testified before the Senate oil committee charging politics drove the inquiry into his Doheny connections. He said he severed his retainer with Doheny on February 2 after leaving the Cabinet and asserted his actions were in good faith and not for personal gain. He admitted service with Doheny began November 30, 1919, and denied arrangements while in office, claiming only Mexican affairs advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
William G. McAdoo
Senate Oil Committee
Doheny
McAdoo
Walsh
Mr. Dewheny
St. Lonia
Willam
G. McAdoo
William H. Johnston
International Association of Machinists
Mr. Johnston
National Conference For Political Action
Winter Carnivals Delayed By Mild Start Then Deep Freeze
Chas Holmes and brother J W Holmes from Fargo visit Frederick after 38 years as Minnesota weather shifts from mild to extreme. They note golf before Christmas and a January drop to 35 degrees below zero aiding current winter sports. Holmes runs a Fargo clothing business amid a farming region turning from large Eastern-owned farms to smaller divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Fargo
North Dakota
Chas. Holmes
J. W. Holmes
Chales Holmes
Robert
J. T. Holmes
Rudolph Neidhardt
Third Street
Chas. Holmés
Neidhardt
Holmes
Faro
Adamstown Lodge Officers Attend Instruction School
Officers from Adamstown Lodge No 194, ft C C F, attended a Grand Lodge planned instruction school on February 6. Leaders present included Tast Grand Charles W Crawford Noble Grand D W Spring Vice-Grand Edgar B Crawford Accordive Secretary T Clark Gibson and Chaplain HR Poole with past Grand Thomas M Jefferson of Baltimore teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamstown Lodge
Ft. C. C
Miss Mary Zimmerman Visits Washington Family Roots
Miss Mary Zimmerman of Washington spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Harvey Zimmerman on East Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary R. Zimmerman
Washington
Mrs
Harvey Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buddy” Price
Rochester, Theological Seminary
Knights of Columbus
Armory
Ibn
PHP
Candler
May Little Ragan Candler
Atlanta
Asa G. Candler
Onezima ¢E Bouctfelle
Real Estate Board For New City Laws
Pen
Lakehurst Station
M’adoo
Frank Lewis
E. L. Coblentz
George R. Moberly
South Market Street
Moberly
Midwest
Charles Holmes
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