Directors elected for four Frederick banks. no changes
Four Frederick banks elected directors for the coming year. Banks include the Commercial State Bank Citizens National Bank Frederick County National Bank and Farmers and Mechanics National Bank. No board changes. organization meetings set for this week with officers to be appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Commercial State Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick County National Bank
Farmers’ and Mice
Citizens’ National
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National
Frederick County National
Commercial State Back
Citizens' Nations Bank
Joseph D. Baker
Thomas H. Haller
Charles H. Conley
John 5. Newman
James H. Gambrill
Holmes PD
J Windear Williams
Harvey E. Rame
County National Bank
Lewis E. Birely
J. W. L. Carty
Neal E. Cramer
Thos. B. Harward
Karl Jacobson
Lewis F. Lochner
A . McCardell
A. LeRoy
McCardell
Chas. Opel, Jr
Allen G. Quinn
John S. Renn
Willem C. Kolb
William H. McKinner
Frank L. Stoner
Henry R. Steiner
Grannile M. Smith
Collision Narrative Reveals S-4 Sub Sinking Details
Boston January 10 AP A naval court of inquiry heard Charles E Reed chief quartermaster on the destroyer Paulding describe the moments before the collision with the submarine S-4 off Provincetown December 17 Reed testified he saw two periscopes near the port bow yelled that a submarine was ahead moved to emergency stations rang collision alarm and pulled bearings as the S-4 vanished beneath the waves while the Wood End coastguard station was referenced in the record
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Coast
Paulding
Wood End
Marines Deployed to Somotillo in Nicaragua Action
Reports say U S Marines were sent to Somotillo amid tensions and amid assistance from national guard units. Details are unclear due to fragmented text but indicate military deployment in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Somotillo
Mrs Shaver cites crime case to argue against drinking
Mrs Clem Shaver of Fairfield West Virginia wife of the Democratic National Committee chairman spoke to the National Women's Democratic Law Enforcement League. She argued the Ruth Snyder and Judd Gray murder case proves prohibition works by preventing moral decline and urged the party to uphold the constitution and patriotism beyond lip service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ruth Snyder
Judd Gray
Clem Shaver
Fairmont
W. Va
Democratic National Committee
National Women’s Democratic Law Enforcement League
Democratic Party
Wedding Surprise Unites Twertey and Everhart in Finksburg
Miss Murdred L. Twertey daughter of Mr and Mrs George L Twertey of Yellow Springs wed Carroll Everhart son of Mr and Mrs Frank Everhart on Saturday in a ring ceremony at the Brook Hill M E church parsonage Finksburg Md Rev Charles W Lockard officiated with a small family witness group The couple traveled to Washington then returned for a reception at their room mates home Everhart will operate a West Patrick street restaurant and the couple plan to reside there
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dred L. Twertey
George L. Twertey
Yellow Springs
Carroll Everhart
Frank Everhart
Patrick Street
Charles W. Lockard
Brook Hill M. E
Finksburg
Bott
Mabel Powell
Whaleyeville
Washington
Everhart
P. L. Hargett and Co
West Patrick
Plane crashes near Muntok during long flight to Australia
A plane carrying Captain a. N. Lancaster and Mrs. Keith Miller crashed at Muntok Banka Island Dutch East Indies after taking off from Croydon England for Batavia. Miller suffered a broken nose and Lancaster a cut lip with a slight concussion. plane badly damaged. The flight began October 14 aiming for Australia.
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Muntok
Banka Island
Dutch East Indies
A. N. Lancaster
Keith Miller
Australisrom
England
Miler
Lancaster
Batavia
Miller
Croydon
Australia
Bodies Found After Plane Crashes in Mohawk Valley Fog
Three people perished when a Buffalo bound passenger plane with pilot Raymond Henrys and passengers George Benedict and Edward Pauley crashed in a Mohawk Valley farm area. Heavy fog kept the wreckage hidden within 100 yards of a farmhouse until searchers found it after dawn. Radio reports aided the search as witnesses described hearing a distant engine and a crash on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Raymond Henrys
George P. Benedict
Peoria
Edward M. Pauley
Albany
Mohawk Valley
Rheanehatt
J. E. Bartlett
Montgomery County
WGY
Schenectady
Dill Avenue Club Elects Officers at Quarterly Meeting
The Dill Avenue Community Club held its regular quarterly meeting at the First Baptist church social room. Officers elected were President S Fenton Harris, vice president Emory C Cram, and secretary treasurer Homer D Kepler. Plans were set for a June street carnival and efforts to beautify the street were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dill Avenue Community Club
First Bapist
W C. Royal
Failone
S. Fenton Harris
Emory C. Cram
Homer D. Kepler
Surprise baby shower ends in tragedy in Milwaukee
Neighbors breaking into the Anton Dwortozyk cottage for a surprise party found Jennie Dworczyk 23 dead with her two young children from coal gas. Her husband Dworczyk 27 a World War II veteran was alive but not expected to survive doctors said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Anton Dwortozyk
Jennie Dworczyk
Dworczyk
News-Post Year Book Of 1928 Praised By Readers In Baltimore
Readers praise The Aero Post 1928 Almanac and Year Book issued for Frederick and Allegany counties. Charles E. Ford, 75, Baltimore theater president, dies. tributes note the volume’s extensive information and front-cover view of Frederick city with strong community sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero Post
Baltimore
Charles
Elias Ford
Eteria
John T- Word Sr
Teras
W. E
Joan T. Ford Jr
Iwaller
Waller Hopkins
Sceipt
Walter R. Mitchell
Daly News
Ted
Baker
Frederick
Upflerick
Hunt Pleads Not Guilty to Murder of Thoms
In Los Angeles a youth pleads not guilty to murdering druggist Thoms during a robbery. Trial set for February 1 as prosecutors reveal the defendants confessed to planning the crime. Hood College and Uselaus College announce a double debate on January 14 about changing primary election laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Thoms
Los Angeles
API —Weildt Price
Marian
City Thoms
Hood College
Uselaus College
Brodbeck Hall
Hood
Crainas
Two Bandits Rob Baltimore Bank for $18850
At about 1 p.m. two men robbed a Baltimore branch of Union Trust The Liberty Bank Company and forced teller C G Washburn to surrender cash while a female accomplice waited in a dark car Both bandits held other employees at bay and fled with $18850.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ain Sintoumob
Union Trust
Liberty Bank
C. G. Washburn
Resignation and bank luncheon highlight Hopkins items
At the Commercial State Bank annual luncheon in Baltimore at the Hotel Frederick, more than fifty directors and guests praised the bank's progress and the 1927 record. Judge Glenn H. Worthington and other officers spoke as C. E. Cline served as toastmaster. The meeting appointed directors for branch banks in Adamstown Jefferson and Mt Airy. Also noted were motions for a new trial in the Hoffman Weinight age case and multiple earthquake reports in Africa along with Johns Hopkins University president Frank Goodnow announcing his resignation effective by early 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel
Frederick
Glenn H. Worthington
E. EK. McBride
Dorsey Etchison
W. Clinton McSherry
H. Noel Haller
Glenn
Garber
E. &. Delaplaine
John §. Bowlus
C. E. Cline
Adamstown
Jefferson
Mt Airy
EH. McBride
Ernest D. Michael
Charles
F. Knock
Eli G. Haugh
Spencer E. Stup
J. Dutrow
Albert L. Bussard
Marion S. Michael
Hammond Clary
Frank V. Staub
Bradley H. Dudrow
J. Windsor Williams
Harvey E. Ramsburg
B. F. Ricketts
E. L
Baltimore
Frank J. Goodnew
Johns Hoping University
Board of Trustees
Know
Goodnow
Market Bragks Rally Trails After Short Pause
Unclear market report details show a brief rally on national sentiment with large swings in stocks. General Radio Corporation and other leading shares show losses approaching eight dollars per share amid volatile trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bragks
New York
Parket
Eneral Radio Corporation
Ariestent Storks
Eaniga
Bester Heads Fair with Close Victory in Hagerstown
Harry E. Bester narrowly defeats Milton W. Porterfield for president of the Hagerstown Fair. Voter turnout reached 359 with Beater ticket sweeping most offices. A. K. Coffman and Albert Berard win key positions, while a director tie occurs for the tenth seat. An auto wreck near Emmitsburg prompts investigation. Visitors to the Barbara Fritchie house include Barbara Mongtomery and family en route to Washington from Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Bester
Milton W. Porterfield
Hagerstown Fair
Hester
Director
Charlies E. Cushwa
Elmer A. Coffferman
Porterfield
A. K. Coffman
J. Hubert Wade
Coffman
Wade
Albert Berard
Palmer Tennant
Beynard
Tennant
Robert L. Wartle
JL. H. Barber
Hartle
Barber
Thompson A. Brown
Treaanter
Geo. B. McC. Wolf
J. Forney Young
Simon ©. Downey
Aldine Lakin
Walter D. Willson
Thomas L. Smith
J. Kieffer Funk
William H. Cunningham
Isaac Ankeney
William D. Byron
C. Neill Baylor
Wiliam McHen
James T. Wolfe
William McCauley
Fritchie
Barbara Fritchie
Babs
Pers
Moon
Washington
Hollywood
Cal
Frederick
Frid
Percy
Diss Abbott
Parsons Visting
New York
New Hamshir
New Jersey
Michigan
Wyoming
Massachusetts
Whitney named new Scout Executive here
George W. Whitney was named new Scout Executive and will move his family to the city after January 20. He visited Frederick recently with Regional Scout Executive Frank Seypour and met local Scout Council representatives. Whitney, a Harvard graduate, plans to volunteer in scouting before relocating from Winona to lead the local council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T Med
Eowa
Blorke
Moy Scort
Brorlew
Whitney
Gheedi
Westy
Frederick
Frank Seypour
Scout Council
Service Lube
Starvard University
Wells College
East
St. Paul
Ming
Winona
Wis
Westinat
Scout Councils
Francis Scott Rey
Seymour
Bjorlee
Rotary Club
J. Wilson
Kiwanis
Charles Hudson
Liona
Benjamin Rosenstock
Mr. Bjornee
Archie E.fisher
Glen O. Garber
W. F. Childs. Jr
T. E. Russell
Kiwants
L. Ld. Wilson
Charles W. Lough
S. Elmer Brown
C. H. Comey
Jacob H. Schmidt
Charles E. Hudson
Byron A. Winebrewer
Edward Bente
Euditing Committee
Scottt
City Hall
Pope Seeks Possible Union Of Christians
Rome on January 10 reports Pope Pius in an encyclical discusses the question of a possible union of Christians. The pope weighs the recognition of shared faiths and the path toward broader Christian unity within varying forms.
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Rome
Pius
Cheese Manufacturing Concerns Consolidate in 1920 Deal
Consolidation of two leading cheese firms the Kraft company and the Phenix Corporation with combined sales of 9290000 last year has been effected in Chicago on January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Krai
Phenix Corporation
Ford and Edison Parade Through Madison Square Garden
Henry Ford and Thomas Edison walked arm in arm through Madison Square Garden as police cleared a path for them on their tour of the Ford exhibit. Thousands pressed close while reporters and crowds sought a word, and the two friends chatted amid the throng under bright party weather.
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New York
Henry Ford
Thomas A. Edison
Madison Square Garden
Col
Charles 4. Lindbergh
Mexies City
Edi
Serg
Six Die As Train Plows Into Crowded Station
Budapest January 10 AP reports a freight train struck hundreds of waiting passengers at the Rakosny station. The engineer, blinded by early haze, did not see a warning signal. The station master and five travelers were found dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Rako- Snajy
Pershing joins Riggs Bank board in first post military role
Washington dispatch notes General John J. Pershing resigns from active service and becomes a director at Riggs National Bank. The Epworth League at Brook Hill M E Church held a meeting with a program and officer elections.
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Washington
General Pershing
Riggs National Bank
Kiwanis Club Plans Lindbergh Visit in Frederick
Frederick Kiwanis Club marks its thirteenth anniversary with a program at the Frimely Scott Key hotel. President L L Wilson names an executive committee to help arrange a visit by Charles A Lindbergh to Frederick, boosting airport interests as Hagerstown pursues a field. Guests included BD Blackistone from Washington.
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Des A. Lindbergh
Frede Ssom Ais
Jomn Tanama
Tw Ks
Frimely Scott Key
Mvresident
L. L. Wilson
Frederick
Col
Lindbergh
Pierevtnet
Galt
Hagerstown
Kiwanis Club
Lealle N. Coblents
Charles E. Wenler
Fife
W. W | Delaplaine
Cof Tae
Seri
Board of Trustees
Capital District of Kiwanis Cluba
Waeblngton
Washington, D. C
Leane N. Coblentz
L. L. Wicon
D. T. Dutrow
Wm. B. Bennett
Roland E. Long
A. A. Radcott
W. B. Bennett
F. W. Harnweth
H. R. Shoemaker
Samuel G. Duvall
Grayson H. Staley
Coward 3. Delaplaine
Kiwanis
Leslie N. Coblenta
Wm. M. Storm
Jesse B. Ambers
R. E Town
W. T. Delaplatoe
Robind E. Long
Harry ©. Schroeder
Masir
Gluck Opera Subject at Monday Musicales Meeting
The Monday Musicales met at Mrs KR E Towns Rockwell Terrace home to hear a Gluck opera program. Performances included piano duets vocal solos and a piano piece from Orpheus with several attendees. The next meeting will be at Mrs Joseph Layles 138 East Third Street.
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KR. E. Town
Rockwell Terrace
Gluck Opera
John Francs Smith
Jessie Newgeon
Paris
Helene
Sherman PL Bowers
Tercy Grainger
Gluck
Gerya
Joseph T. Layles
East Third Street
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Mrs. Shaver
Miss Twertey
Bride of
Earth
Dill Ave
Plana
News-Post
Charles E. Ford
Baltimore Bank
Bank Directors
Hopkins
Hoffman-Weinigh
H. C. Hoffman
Lebanon
James C. Weinight
Aliss Mary Weinight
Near Barkstvile
Hoffman
Attorners Wberg
James and
Rosenstock
Attorners Flatm
Jane Willard
Nairobi
East Africa
Kenya
Fort
Dffeats Porterfieid
Myre
George Sanders
Emmitsburo
Geo. W. Whitney
Winona, Wis
Coolidge
Cri Ke
Colar Ramus
President Coolidge
Oaneceel Bhartard MacNider
Rabhine
Edison
FORD
Auto Manufacturer
Pershing
Riggs Bank Directorate
Epworth League
Brook Hill
M. E. Church
Prarer
Shirley Sand
Dorothy Moore
Reading
John W. Rothendorfer
Jaret Staley
Leona Palmer
Earl
Robert Mos Ross
Seer
Pott
DSK Lindbergh
Panama
Mome of
Mrs. Town
Mhotda
Peires Fresve
J. Hasey Freer
Thosmontia
Tle
Hiond Pofeom
Severage
Mir
Ne Sors Twen
Lee Rocke
Rath Rocke
Somer the Bey
Agnes Grimes
Trau Avenue
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