Three Delegations Press for County Road Improvements
Delegations from Price’s Distillery to Hyattstown and from Rocky Ridge request direct road construction to shorten travel and improve connections with the Washington state road and the Baltimore road at New Market. District Engineer William F. Builds Jr. heard plans, while a second group urged a one mile stretch between Rocky Ridge and Miller’s Bridge. The callers argued the routes would cut detours, relieve current travel, and reflect county residents’ gasoline tax contributions.
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Creakstown
Price
Hyattstown
Iice
Frederick County
New Market
William J. Rove
Stillery
Varus Places
Beteen Price
Beffore
William F. Nilds, Jr
Mr. Mackall
E Mullican
George O. Holland
Edster W. Burdette
C. Jasper ‘Ive
C. Russell Murphy
Horace Thompson
Titus W. Day
Laurice T
Cecil
John W. Davis, Jr
Iliam J. Grove
Notley H. Davis
W. Price
E. C G. Dailey
George . Linthicum
W. T. Carlisle
J. H.ice
J.D. Linthicum
Barry R Vail
Tra L. Davis
Leslie Beail
C. Price
W. T. Burdette
Rocky Ridge Road
Rocky Age
Miller’s Bridge
J. S. Birely
P. E. Heimer
Thurmont
Winebrenner
Bayliss Describes Ramming of the S-4
Lieutenant Bayliss testified about ramming the S-4 during an incident near Provincetown. He described evasive actions and the wheel of the Paulding resisting impact as witnesses noted.
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Bayliss
Mrs. Alice Kuhlman Dies at Home in Gettysburg
Mrs. Alice Louise Kuhlman, wife of Rev. Luther Kuhlman and former pastor’s wife of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Frederick, died at 9 15 at her Gettysburg home after embolism. Born June 15, 1855 in Gettysburg, she taught school and led women’s mission groups. Funeral Thursday at 10 30 officiated by several pastors, with interment in Evergreen Cemetery Gettysburg.
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Alice Louise Kuhlman
Luther Kuhlman
Evanysticai Ees
Gettysburg
Kullman
Hiram Warren
Kuhlman
Mars
Mary Fasinacht
York
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ais
Womens Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Maryland Synod
A. E. Wagner
H D. Aliemao
Gettysburg Seminary
U.S. G. Rupp
Evergreen Cemetery
Holy Name Society Officers Elected At St John’s Bishop City
In a large turnout the Holy Name Society of St John’s Catholic Church elected officers. Robert W. Leichert was named president and James H. Grove Jr. vice president and Boys’ Moderator, Emory Baer secretary, John McK Wilson treasurer. Fr. F A Schwa llenberg is spiritual director. Lectures by Fr. Patrick of St Aloysius are planned next Monday at 7 30 pm on The Church. No admission charged.
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Holy Name Society
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. John’s School
Robert W. Leichert
James H. Grove, Jr
Emory Baer
John Mck. Wilson
F. A. Schwallenberg
M. J. Kianefty
W. B. Lecherz
Frank M. Payne
St John's Cow
Knights of Columbus
Patrick
St Aloysius Church City
The
Mrs Snyder Move Sparks Sing Sing Precaution
Mrs Ruth Snyder is moved to a new cell at Sing Sing prison as officials inspect her old quarters. Warden Lawes says the transfer is a safety precaution to prevent concealed means of harming the cell. Mrs Josephine Brown, Ruth Snyder’s mother, collapsed at the prison during a planned death‑house visit, attributed to nervous strain as the execution date nears.
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Sins
Ossining
Josephine Brown
Ruth Snyder
Lawes
Sing Sing Prison
No Decision Today in Snyder Gray Appeal
New York Jan 9 AP Gov Smith said he had too many things on his mind to discuss the Snyder Gray case further with reporters. He would not announce a clemency decision today for Ruth Snyder and Judd Gray, scheduled for execution Thursday. The governor noted Mrs Snyder's recovery from an appendicitis operation is progressing well.
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New York
Smith
Snyder-Gray
Ruth Snyder
Judd Gray
Jon
Henry Ford
Madison Square
Wilgo
South America
Ireland
Mr. Ford
Two Pay Penalty in Chair for Murders
Bellefonte Pa Jan 9 AP Raymond Winter of Allegheny County and William Meyers Philadelphia were executed at Rockview penitentiary for murder. Winter preceded Meyers to the chair and both bore photos of relatives in the death cell. Winter claimed innocence to the end.
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Bellefonte
Raymond Winter
Allegheny County
William Meyers
Philadelphia
Rockview Penitentiary
Winter
Meyers
Pittsburgh
Helen
Alex Sabo
William F. Slook
Annual Banquet for Frederick No. 1 at Fran ts Key hotel
Frederick No. 1 plans its annual banquet at the Francis Scott Key hotel on Thursday at 3 o'clock with about 125 members expected. State Game Warden E. Lee Dekoraida and a Conservation speaker will address the gathering alongside W. C. A. activities. The Hood College YWCA held its Sunday evening program featuring soprano Effie Moore and performances by Mary Hann Simneon and Douglas Wig- part of a varied program.
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Frederick No. 1
Walton Learica
Scott Key
Westminster
E. Lee Dekoraida
Y.W.C. A
Hood Calleze
Effie Moore
Freder
Mi Gabel
Mary Ha. Simneon
Br Kris
Hetic
Ze Douglas
Resume Of Services In Local Churches And Sunday Schools
Local churches report large attendance at morning services and a dedication of a new white altar. At Centennial Memorial United Brethren church, Rev. George W. Striner spoke on life themes, with varied Sunday School and Endeavor activities led by Miss Rebecca Davis and others. Calvary Methodist held its annual Sunday School Board meeting noting strong enrollments and finances. multiple officers were elected. Next week includes trustees and Bible Class events, with continued worship and missionary activities.
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Evarge
Cat Luterran
UL S. G
Gett Veburg
Vlasecs
W. Kuhns
Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
Mary Clem
George W
Blaie Hoover
Morris Easton
Jesus
Lillian Easton
John C. Hail
Queen Esther
Miller Caswell
West South Street
Women's Missionary Society
Christian Endeavor
New Sunday School
Calvary Methodist
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Ellis Williams
D. D
Edgar K. Moore
Home Department
Geo. W Heinlein
Edward A. Heinlein
Sherman P. Bowers
KR. Ransom Lewis
Thomas J. Schaeffer
Frank C. Castle
John Ebert
Evigéte H. Saunders
George W. Heinlein
Edward H. Heinlein
A. Atlee Radcliff
George F. Dougherty
Louis L. Wilson
E. PF. Musshower
John Philip Engelbrecht
Roong People’s
James H. Harris
Raymond J. Ford
Hammond Clarr
Grove
Miss Board of Managers
Mary Young
Mackiey
Homer Miller
Mick
Eugene H. Sauzi
R. Amea Hendrickson
Edsar
Eugene JL Saunders
George L. Rothenhoefer
M. R. Ewhison
P. Luther Rice
George M. Free
Searer
G. Ellis Willams
Mesars. Shinnick
Free
Hall and Rice
A. Gilson
Markell H. Nelson
Grace Reformed
Grace Reformed Church
Chalmera W. Walck
Cate x Phage
Miners Dead and Missing After Blast at West Frankfort Mine
West Frankfort Illinois January 3 two miners were known dead and 24 missing four hours after an explosion at Industrial Coal Company Mine No 18 near West Frankfort. The dead were Carl Jones and David MecFsil. About 100 men worked in the section. 24 accounted for and 7 rescued to safety as firefighting and rescue efforts continued. Cause of the blast was not yet determined.
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West Frankfort
Industrial Coal Company
Carl Jones
David MecFsil
Industrial
Democratic Women Want Day Candidate
Washington on January 9 AP reports the National Women's Democratic Law Enforcement League began a drive against any wet candidate for the party nomination. Mrs Jesse W Nicholson of Maryland said the league will push leaders to choose a president and vice president aligned with their independence and influence. She noted the league is not ready to name its own presidential candidate.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
National Women’s Democratic Law Enforcement
Lessuc
Jesse W. Nicholson
Maryland
League
Wooden Marionettes Stage Two Shows At Hors College
Marionette company sponsored by Hors College Dramatic Club presented two performances at Broadeck Hall on Saturday. Afternoon scenes drew from Arabian Nights Now Quixote and Treasure Island under A Strange Romance. Evening show revived Al Baba and the Forty Thieves with familiar Arabian characters. Darktown Follies with Hale dancers and a jazz orchestra received strong applause. Puppets operated by Mercs puppeteers.
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Fonr Sargs
Hors College Dramatic Cluh
Tee ‘Heir Plaza
Broadeck Hall
al Baba and
Mercs
Teachers Meet Here Tho Days In Frederick Area
A lengthy dispatch outlines a three day educators gathering in Western Maryland. The event features a lecture program led by Prof Klingaman and local school leaders from Frederick Brunswick Emmitsburg and Liberty. Sessions cover unit teaching creative learning and testing strategies with officials including Superintendent Palmer and high school principals.
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Fredertckh
Frederick
U. Lloyd Palmer
Yard
Montgomery
Washington
Allegany
Garrett
Maryland
Palmer
Klingaman
Stormers
Tha Frosram
A. L. Leary
Princial
Frederick High School
Milas Mildrad Uloh
Miss Kintamon
Mise Dorothy Gale
Katherine Wiener
Tisetaston
Kilnxaman
James C. Biebs
Brunswick High School
Jeanna Bargelt
Homer Guyton
Emmitsburg Arch School
Elmer K. Chandlee
The
Liberty High School
David Zimmerman
Thurmon High School
E. Mae Rowe
Emmitshure
William Gross
Walkeravi
Organize to Aid Cripples Forms Frederick County Chapter
A Frederick County Maryland chapter of the Maryland League for Crippled Children has been organized for the care of 100 to 150 local crippled children. A meeting with Miss Mary E Church and Miss Helen Krans led to officer nominations and committee chairs with many local club and health officials in attendance.
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Frederick County
Maryland League For Crippled Children, Inc
Mary E. Church
Baltimore
Maryland League For Crippled Children
Helen Krans
Endal Worker
Frank D. Worthington
Rotary Club
Lo & Wilson
Kiwanis
H. J. Stosher
Lions
E. C. Kefauver
Thomas Cutter
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
FP. BD. Worthington
Andrew A. Aunab
Holmes D. Baker
Grayson E. Bowers
J P. Feiser
Woodsboro
Hendrickson
Urbana
Armstrong G. McKinney
Walkersville
Misa Helen Pearson
Vernon W. Nicodemus
Monrovia
T. Clyde Routeon
Dockeystown
Misa Mary Rottzahn
Middletown
O. B. Stone
Iiberty
H. J. Slusher
This City
Wiliam S. Wachtel
Myersville
W. B. Werner
Merryland Tract
L. L. Wilson
Michael E. Pue
Social Service
Austin Pearce
Richard Simmons
Leslie X. Coblentz
W. F. Childs
Ista
492 Marines Set Sail for Nicaragua
Nicaragua-bound 492 officers and men of the United States Marine Corps sailed from San Diego aboard the naval ammunition carrier Nitro this morning. Ralph Koontz, an employee of Potomac Edison Company, fractured his ankle in a fall from a utility pole on North Market Street near Fourth Street Saturday afternoon. He was taken to Frederick City Hospital where the fracture was reduced.
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San Diego
Cal
Uni States Marine Corps
Ralph Koontz
Potomac Edison Company
S Pole
North Markettreet
Fourth Street
Koontz
Frederick City Hospital
Henry Ford Sees Strong 1938 Economy and New South American Plans
Henry Ford, speaking in New York, denies knowledge of any price war while outlining plans for a South American venture and a Brazilian plantation. He says the Detroit plant will produce 50 cars daily of a new model, aiming for 1 806 cars daily this month, with price policy focused on quality and affordability. He remains optimistic about 1938, predicting prosperity to continue and 1938 being better than last year.
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Ford
Detroi
Bow
Ford Company
Businese
Fall Sinclair case delayed to April in oil trial
Washington reports the Fall Sinclair oil case postponed to April with Albert B. Fall and Harry F. Sinclair in focus. Special prosecutor Atlee Pomerene warned of separate retrials if Fall cannot appear, subpoenas issued for key witnesses HL Mel Blackminer and James O Neil, amid Contintental Trading Compass ties and Liberty bond transfers. Vesper recital by Prof. Henry T Wade at Hood College highlighted by oriental rhythms and Hebrew Melody. A separate inquiry into central and western Pennsylvania coal fields was proposed by Senatorson Republican California.
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Washington
Sinclair
Albert B. Fall
Atleo Pomerene
Fall
Harry F. Sinclar
Mark Thompson
Intertex
Pomerena
Mel Blackner
James O'Neil
Blackuumr
Jaguarr
O'Neil
Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve
Sinclar
Henry T. Wade
Department of Music
Hood College
Jam. 9
Pennsylvania
Odar Br Senatorson
California
Marriage Licenses Rise Yet Divorce Appeals Also Climb in Year
A 1926 27 survey shows 2627 marriage licenses issued, up 47 from 1925 26. Equity filings for absolute or partial divorces maintenance or alimony rose to 125 in 1927 up 27 from 1926 25. Not all licenses or suits were granted as some were withdrawn settled or denied.
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Cupid
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