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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1927

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Three in Court as Wife Accused of Desertion and Divorce

Charles Six seeks absolute divorce from Gertrude V Six after she left with three children, alleging abandonment since February 1926. Court set to hear the case on the first Monday in March.

Charien A Citr Gertrude V. Sis D. Princeton Buckey Ellicott City Harrison, Jr Louize Than Bette E Therstay Six Frank Six Frederick Baseball Club Charles Six Sixth Bentz Streets Frederick Splainant

Recital on Sunday at Frangelical Reformed Church

The fourth mystic recital in a series will be held Sunday at 7 30 pm at the Frangelical Reformed Church. Raymond G Moore baritone of the Church of the Covenant Washington will be guest artist. He is a Columbia Quartette member and holds a high position in musical circles. The program includes works by Mendelssohn Franck Handel and more. The recital is open to the public.

Frangelical Reformed Raymond G. Moore Church of the Covenant Washington Mr. Moore Columbia Quartette O. God Mave Sierey

Gas tax bills up in Senate Thursday

State House Annapolis Feb 18 AP The administration proposals to raise the gasoline levy by two and a half cents won Senate Finance Committee approval and were set for special order next Thursday at 2 p.m. Amendments may reduce the tax to four cents total by halving the one cent portion for eliminating grade crossings. Present tax is two cents.

State House Annapolis Senate Finance Committee At & P. Im House Wars and Means Committee Baltimore City Howard W. Jackson Board of Estimates

Appointment up again Saturday for third justice of the peace

Siamn Central' Committee plans a third Saturday meeting to decide a third justice of the peace for Fred Jerick and Denotratiz. Six members, including incumbents Guy Motter and Shera Bowers, have deadlocked on Johnson and Bennett. May 1 marks new magistrates start. bar association plans consider a police court office.

Fred Jerick Siamn Central’ Committee Wiam J. Grove Limeon Thial Guy K. Motter Shera P. Bowers J. Graham Johnson Alior Y. Bennett Polijes Bar Association Cour Bouze Fae Mi Three

Storm Sweeps Louisiana Mississippi. Police On Watch

Severe storm terrorizes Louisiana and Mississippi with high winds and heavy rain. At least 12 people killed and scores injured as the system moves east from Shreveport through plantations near Pleasant Hill and Rose Hill. Sheriff and police report increased patrols for suspicious activity while rescue workers search wrecked homes and hospitals treat the injured.

Orleans Lousiana Mississippi Newehton Tensas Parish Pleasant Hil Sabine Parish Rose Hill Miss Louisiana Shreveport Pleasant Littl Dwellinga

Sacred Cantata by Calvary Church Choir Sunday Evening

The Vested Choir of Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church directed by Miss Jessie Newteon presents The Hound Of Heaven by Thompson and Stewart. Soloists include Loreer Purbaugh soprano and James Heinlein H Notes. Readers from the college English department will read the poem.

Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church Jessie H. Newteon Francis Thompson Humphrey Stewart Loreer Purbaugh Misa Hleo Doaxias James Heinlein Hartris William G. Horabasso Mes Jace Braue Jas. Weinlein Harris Francis X. Staley Waive McDonald Catherine Ridenour Aileen Thomas George Daughenry Susan Hirsch Katherine Baker Marie Sel Rel Julia Joyce Harper Grace Brane Raymond I. Ford Dorothy Best Courtney Bail Helen Douglasé R. Ames Tendrickson George M. Free Frank B. Sappington James Heinlein Clarris George W. Heinlein Firward S. Rice Claude S. Hahn Wm. G. Horn Baltimore

Negro Hanged After Partner Reprieved In Unclear Event

A reported hanging occurred two hours after a mate was reprieved in a troubling incident. Details are garbled but indicate a prison execution with local witnesses and unclear timing. Further clarification is needed due to the fragmented OCR text.

Martin Walsh Iorthwest Frederick Frederick Norman Madison Street Vernon Redmond Yikrown

Abandon Hope for Freighter Lead Sank Sugar Near Herpes Canoe

A damaged OCR fragment reports a freighter incident with a lead sinking a sugar shipment near a location misread as Herpes Canoe. The text is garbled and cannot confirm date, vessel name, or exact harbor.

Herpes Iale Bere

At Home Social Event at Hood College Night

A December social at Hood College featured a program titled Enpce Arden presented by Miss Grace Brame of the Ena department. The gathering, with about 19 faculty members and town guests, was held at a local location and highlighted by an evening of poetry and dramatic reading.

Independent Hose Company Dtrict C. Crrit Kiela Klein Kart Ant Hood College Henry T. Wade Sloc Ack Tentrson En- Pce Arden,” Given By Miss Grace: :Brame Ena Vez Amimant

Hood Alumnae Council Meeting at Hood College Midwinter Session

Hood College Alumnae Council meets on campus for its annual midwinter program featuring business sessions Saturday with officers past and present, reports from student government W C A athletic association and freshman commission, a George Washington dinner and ball, Sunday reception for President and Mrs. Apple, tea for the senior class, and a closing Monday session visiting classrooms. Officers include Bertha Mecaff, Mary Ott, Edna Markinkx Levering, Lucy Best, Adele Edmunds Levering, and Margaret Motter. many council members from across the region attend.

Hood College Joseph Apple Council Councll Bertha Mecaff New York City Mary C. Ott Frederick Accond Edna Mallinkx Marker Washington Lucy Best Greensburg Adele Edmunds Levering Philadelphia Margaret Motter Dorothy Metz Scott Ethel Lowe Robinson Estelle Brodbeck Youns Mary Bobb Schaefe Emaiine

Statesville Fire Causes $300,000 Damage

A blaze in Statesville caused extensive destruction with an estimated $300,000 in damages. The article notes a will relating to the deceased, detailing bequests and executors, including George W., A. Snyder, and William H. Snyder, and references a December date.

Statesville McKay Gaus Garver George W. Sn. A. Snusder William H. Lord Smith Fannie N. Curt Annie E Garver Samusder Wiliam H. Snyder Exeentin de Mamie A. Travis Storm

Early Spring Arrives With Buds and Heat Wave

Reports indicate unusually early spring as trees bud and bulbs emerge amid warm 70 degree Thursday temperatures. Locals fear fruit crop damage from premature budding, while a fierce electrical storm with heavy rain swept the county, marking the first storm of the year.

Modern Drama Week Observance By Civic Club

Frederick Civic Club hosts Modern Drama Week events at the YMCA with a 2:50 pm business session and 3:00 pm program. Dr Esther E Shaw Hood College and Miss Majorie Stackhouse present drama studies and readings for members and invited non members.

General Federation of Women’s Club Frederick Civic Club J. H. Apple Department of Fine Arts The Civic Club Esther E. Shaw Hood College Majorie Stackhouse English Spesci Ioral

Plane wing found but missing occupant remains

Rescue crews locate a plane wing but no trace of the occupant is found. Ground teams scan waters for additional wreckage and clues about the missing person.

Series of Westests Resumes by The News

Unclear OCR text indicates the News resumes a series about western tests or events. The readable fragments provide insufficient detail on people, places, or outcomes. Further legible copy needed to produce a precise headline and summary.

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Fatally Stabbed in Shanghai Amid Military Clash

A brawl near Shanghai overran a party driving to Hangchow. Ward fatally stabbed by Shipley after a ditch accident and enraged confrontation. Witness Shipley era. Nationalist forces seize Hangchow as Cantónese advance toward Shanghai. Missionaries at Hangchow reported safe. foreign powers bolster Shanghai garrisons.

Tiumore Char- Mi Wad Fa Wak Baltimore Browant Frances Shipley Ward Hnancee Shipley Polee Teances Raymond Ray Shipiey Hace Donarry Franklinville Edgewooth Frances Kay Edgewood Sunshine Avenue Benson Ray Campness China Shanghai Ifangehow Sanghai Grand Canal Sot Chuan-Fang Shanghay Chekinng Hangchow Ningpo Chaumont Guam Stampshal Hong Kong Chen Canes Jonese London

Deadlock Over Wage Scale Continues In Coal Field

Miami reports the wage scale deadlock between coal miners and operators in the central competitive field remained unbroken as a joint conference subcommittee adjourned until Monday. Other notes include a 50th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs William G Haller of Washington DC and a deadly tornado near Rose Hill Meridan Miss.

Miami Fla William G. Haller Washington D. C

Jury Disagrees in Haverhill Fatality Case

A New York jury failed to reach a verdict in the case against Walter St Ward over the death of Clarence Peters, son of Haverhill residents. The stalled trial follows claims of dubious tapestries and differing social symbols amid the ongoing dispute.

New Yorks Damarcesult Pet Haverhill Mass Walter St. Ward Clarence Peters

Market advances ease as speculation slows in New York

In New York on February 18 AP reports market activity slowed amid heavy selling as speculation cooled. Early gains in railroad shares and a few specialties faded later, though prices trended up with the lower call money rate to 3 percent, while irregularities persisted.

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