Montevue Superintendent Draws Applicants as Monday Nears
Montevue county home trustees expected to appoint a new superintendent next Monday. Ten candidates remain, including current head Samuel A. Gregg and former sheriff James A. Jones. A new clerk may also be named. Walter Grimes is not seeking reappointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevus
Samuel A. Gregg
James A. Jones
Gregg
Jones
Archie M. Stimmel
Walter Grimes
Lerk
Gregs
Mr. Jones
David English
William H. Geisbert
Jesse Schell
John Powell
Tobn Ft, Jr
Thurmont
L. M. Roelkey
Spencer Stull
Liamsville
C. Harry Cramer
Pleasant
Monteyne
Christmas Seal Sale Success Report
The Christmas seal sale by the Marsland Tuberculosis Association local branch, chaired by Parsons Newmann, exceeded prior year figures despite late seal arrival. Twenty five hundred appeal letters were mailed, with half to the city and half to the county. county reach was partial. Seals sold well at county stores and the campaign aims for earlier drives next year.
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Branc
Marsland Tuber- Yosis Association
Parsons Newman
Baltimore
Myersville Bank Directors and Officers Elected
Stockholders of Myersville Savings Bank elected a slate of directors for the coming year including T. F. Grosnickle George W. Bittle Elmer A Young Charles Ausherman John T. Gaver and others The officers chosen were President T F Grossnickle Vice President Charles N Freshour Treasurer George W Bittie Assistant Treasurer William S Wachtel Attorney Rene S Harn Secretary Elmer A Young Clerk Miss Sallie R Markers and Assistant Clerk Paul D Toms The bank reports assets of 25 000 and a surplus of 78 000 plus a per cent dividend on preferred stock. Suit Over Washing Machine Remains in Court Potomac Public Service Co vs Charley Jacobs and wife heard with jury verdict awarding 65 to plaintiff after a dispute over a 125 washing machine sold for 110 remaining.
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Myersville Savings Bank
Myersville
T. F. Grosanickle
George W. Bittle
Elmer A. Young
Charles . Ausherman
John T. Gaver
George W. Wachtel
Harvey J. Leatherman
Charles N. Freshour
Reno $. Harp
Albert W. Bartgis
J. Thomas Bittle
Ralph Browning
William J. Waters
William M Bittle
Claude A. Stottlemyer
T. F. Grossnickle
George W. Bittie
William S. Wachtel
Rene S. Harn
Elmer A Young
Potomac Public Service Company
Charley Jacobs
Leo Weinberg
Renn S.tarp
Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated in Frederick
Mr. and Mrs. U. A. Lough of 236 East Church Street marked fifty years of marriage with a Sunday family dinner at Wayside Inn at 1 30. Guests including Charles W. Lough and daughters Margaret and Grace, Allen Lampe, Willis B. E. Fisher, and Margaret Fisher. Mr. Lough was longtime with UT Lough and Son marble works on South Market Street.
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U. A. Lough
East Church Street
Wayside Inn
South Market Street
UT. A. Lough and Son
Charles W. Lough
Margaret
Grace
Allen Lampe
Willis BE. Fisher
Margaret & Fisher
City
Divorce Granted to Mrs Linda Stull in Frederick County
The Circuit Court for Frederick County grants Linda Stull an absolute divorce from Googe W. Stull. Linda is allowed to resume her maiden name Linda P. Brown. Reno Harp represented the defendant.
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Linda ¥. Stull
Shearman P. Bowers
Leslie N. Coblentz
Dawson & Dawson
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Googe W. Stull
Alan
Stull
Linda P. Brown
Reno Harp
Attendance Gains Highlight Leaders Class at Calvary
Cold Sunday cut attendance at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Sunday School with the Leaders Bible class reporting a 1923 average of 136, a rise from 1922 and a peak May 21 with 291. The class, now about 250 members, posted receipts of 620.36 and disbursements of 60.01, leaving 25.85. Maurice Easton was named Chairman of the Directors Committee for 1924 with sectional vice chairs and directors listed.
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Calvary Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
FE. S. Rice
Geo. L. Reichenhoefer
C. 4. Gilson
Rice
C. W. Zimmerman
M. BR. Etchison
Bradley Tree
Robert H. Baer
Gervis Miller
Floyd Zimmerman
Robbert J. Baer
Edward 8 Rice
Henry Engelbrecht
Oliver Engelbrecht
Charles McCurdy
Markell Nelson
J. A
Iarry Shate
Georg Burdette
Jacob Markley
Charles J. Rhoderick
Charles Weddle
Maurice Sharrer
Jesse RK. Yingling
DE. HW. Mullinix
George Daugherty
Charlas N. Daugherty
Charles S. Houk
Lester Fulmer
John Ridenour
Maurice C. Easton
Charmen
Vicechairman
Russell Gearinger
Wm. Bodst
Paul Sulor
L Babiyn
Frank L Smith
Franklin Sis
John Hansen
Jesse R. Yingling
John WV. Grove
William Grove
Ferdinand Runsport
Kefauver
Harry Smith
Henry May
Vie
Final Arguments Begin on Rail Consolidation
Final arguments opened before the Interstate Commerce Commission as the last phase of planning to merge railroads into 18 or 20 mega systems. The New York Central and the Baltimore and Ohio clash over disposition of the Central of New Jersey and the Philadelphia and Reading, with counsel Clyde Brown proposing to keep it intact and add Western Maryland, Rutland and part of Reading.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Central of New Jersey
Philadelphia
Reading
Clyde Brown
Maryland
Rutland
Baltimore
Ohio
New Jersey
Delegation Seeks One More Mile Of Road Construction
A group of about thirty residents led by Jo Windsor Williams and George W. McComas asked the County Commissioners for a one mile stretch of road from Fingerboard Road toward Semptown. The board appeared favorable and may recommend construction to the State Roads Commission, with McComas serving as spokesman. The delegation included Vr. Williams, O. XE Brandenburg, Walter Buxton, James Baker, A. W Davis, and others.
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Semptown
Jo Windsor Williams
George W. McComas
State Roads Commission
Vr. Williams
Ro McComas
XE Brandenburg
Walter Buxton
James Baker
A. W Davis
G Wes. Jey Kindley
Thompson
Rufus Day
Watkins
Browning
F.C Thompson
G B Talnes
O. FE
Davis
ReLestie Davis
T. Vis
Mazel Turke
Communion Observed and Week of Prayer Services Noted
The article describes a church service observed at a Cham. led by Grover Shower and Harry Bohn Trdly, with a Nuporth League gathering at 6 30 pm led by Miss E Ruth Rothenhoeler presenting The Morning Watch. Ruby Cline spoke of experiences at Mountain Lake Park Institute last July. Dr G Ellie Williams delivered a sermon at 7 30 pm on Getting the Right Start. A tenor solo by James Ueiniein Maris and memorial plans for the Leadership class are mentioned, with the Sunday School Board meeting scheduled for next Sunday afternoon to elect officers and review yearly reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Showe
Grover Shower
Harry Bohn
Cham
Npworth League
E. Ruth Rothenhoeler
Ruby Cline
Morning Watch
Mountain Lake Park Institute
G. Ellie Williams
Edward Rok
James Ueiniein Maris
Geo. Mo Free Yo He Owisen
Enlin Ted
State's Attorney William M. Storm Begins Term
William M. Storm was sworn in by Associate Judge Glenn Worthington to fill the unexpired term of Anton R. Anders who died about a month ago. Storm will serve three years under the new four year election cycle, with bonds set at 10 000 for faithful duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Storm
Glenn IE Worthington
Mr. Storm
Anton R. Anders
Altorney Storm
Storm
Anders
Helen of Troy Company Plays Frederick City Tonight
The Helen of Troy New York musical company with 65 performers arrived from Wilmington Delaware and will perform tonight at the City Opera House in Frederick. Manager Thomas Bodkin praised the Francie Lott Key Hotel and local newspapers while noting Frederick’s progressive spirit and the show’s prior success in New York and Kathmore.
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Helen of Troy
New York
Wilmington
Telaware
Frans Ncott Key Hotel
Kathmore
Selwyn Theater
New York City
City Opera House
Thomas Bodkin
Mainiger
Frederick
Rederich
Bendkin
Francis Scott Key
Bodkin
Boston
Mass
City Opera Soansa
Nie
Forbes Helped Lead Scheme to Defraud Government
Washington reports that Charles R. Forbes, director of the Veterans Bureau, is accused in a Senate inquiry of leading a conspiracy to defraud the government. John J. O’Ryan details hospital contract corruption and the sale of bureau supplies at Perryville depot to Thompson-Kelly, involving more than 300000 dollars in devalued stock.
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Associated Prenn
Washington
Charles R. Forbes
Veterans’ Burea
John J. O'Ryan
New York
Senate Veterans Committee
O'Ryan
Department of Justice
Forbes
C. B. Hurley
Tacoma
J. W.thompson
Louis
James W. Black
Chicago
Elias E. Mortimer
Philadelphia
Perryville
Thompson-Kelly Company
Easton
Hirding
Public Health Service
Veterans’ Bureau
Five Puppies Found Shivering by County Roadside
Five puppies about a month old were found Sunday afternoon near Indian Springs, cold and hungry, huddled beside a deserted county road. Clarence Staley rescued them and will feed and shelter them until the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals takes custody. adoption will be needed to avoid long-term care.
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Indian Springs
Clarence Staley
Reverdy Statey
Society For Prevention of Cruelty
Jong Tracte
Large number of stocks make notable progress
The Associated Press reports a broad buying movement on the stock exchange during the forenoon with many stocks showing notable gains. Some traders used the strength to distribute at other points while railroad issues traded actively and many leading shares rose to multi month highs. Call money opened at 1 1 2 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Stock Exchange
Tofu
Pobacco
Battleship Louisiana Adrift Sighted By Cutter
The old battleship Louisiana, moored loose during Saturday night's gale, was sighted at 1059 am today by the coast guard cutter Marine. Sold to Boston Iron and Metal Co., it was being towed to Baltimore for scrapping. Six of seven crew members are Baltimoreans.
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Ares
Norfolk
Jan. T
Louisiana
Boston Iron and Metal Co
Baltimore
Ship Adrift on Mantilla Reef Near St Augustine
Messages from the steamship Georgia relay that the vessel ran aground on Mantilla Reef opposite the St Augustine inlet in rough seas. The ship reported a rough sea but said she was lying easy. Origin and destination were not stated.
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Associated
St. Augustine
Fla
Ateamahi Georgia
Mantilla Reef
St. Augustine Inlet
Georgia
Robbers Loot $10,000 in Jewels from Fashionable Apartment
Three bandits forced entry into the Seventh Avenue residence of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Richmond and stole jewelry valued at $10,000 before fleeing. The robbery mirrors a prior heist at a 79th Street apartment last Thursday where $4,000 in jewels was taken.
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Associated Press
York
Seventh Avenue
Ouis Richmond
79Th Street
David Palter
Vice-President of Bank Murder Suspected in Sumter
Sumter South Carolina January 7 Dr Archie China age 58 vice president of the First Nations Bank of Sumter was found dead in a bathroom of his home with a bullet wound in the head no weapon located in the room or adjoining area authorities investigating possible homicide not yet announced a suspect or motive
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Sumter
Archie China
First Nations Bank of
Martinsburg Fire Causes $75,000 Loss in Two Stores
A morning blaze damaged the clothing store of James T. Eyer and the Tezenner Bank Store in Martinsburg West Virginia, with losses totaling about $75,000. The origin of the fire remains undetermined as investigators inspect the scene.
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Martinsburg
W. VA
James T. Eyer
Tezenner Bank
Arrests And Election Supervisor Nominations
Frank Yinger, about 35, arrested on a drunk and disorderly charge by Officer Engelbrecht after Saturday night incident. Bail set at 100. he remained jailed awaiting a hearing before Justice Grahame Johnson tonight. Yinger has been arrested several times in recent weeks. Republican State Central Committee selected four nominees for the Board of Supervisors of Election: William BR. James, John A. Harner, Clagget Ramsbore, and Markwood J. Harp. Committee members listed. current Republican member is Harry Chapline.
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Frank Yinger
Engelbrecht
Yinger
Justice
Grahame Johnson
Republican State Central Committee
Ritchie
Board of Supervisors of Election
William BR. James
John A. Harner
Emmitspure
Clagget FL Ramsbore
Markwood J. Harp
W. O. Werterhaker
Wood, Catshall
F.C. Marteell
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Montevue
Mercury
Mark
Middle West
Plains
States
Northwest
Canadian
Florida
Fredericksonians
Myersville Bank
Mrs. U. A. Lough
Corn Products Refining Company
Pekin
New York Central and Band
Kemptown
NEW York Company
N. Y
Gov't
Hill
Will Upshaw
Associatedress
Hitl
Ipshaw
Upshaw
Tile
Georgina
Mill
South
Hil Salt
Senate Veterans’ Committee
Sunday
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