New Market Man Killed When His Auto Strikes Tree
Edward B. Wright, 49, of New Market in Frederick County, was killed when his car left the road near Ellicott City and struck a tree. William Simms found the wreck and aided the passing motorist who was the victim’s brother Paul Wright. The Wright family recently moved from Georgia to New Market area.
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NEW Market
Oaltimore
Edward B. Wright
Frederick County
Ellicot City
William Simms
Paul Wrigh
Baltimore
Georgia
Poole and Rhoades Wedding in San Antonio and Laredo
Grace Anthoades and Roy W. Poole were married on January 11 in San Antonio with Rev. Edward W. Schramm officiating. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gilbert and Preston Poole. A wedding dinner followed at the Menger Hotel. The couple will reside in Laredo, Texas, where Poole works on the Hamilton Hotel project.
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Grace Anthoades
Roy W. Poole
San Antonio
Texas
Edward W. Schramm
Grace Catheran Church
C.bert Gilbert
Preston Poole
Menger
Mr. Poole
Laredo
Poole
Hamilton Hotel
Bridge Party Held by Catoctin Club at Wayside Inn
The Catoctin Club Inc held a bridge party at the Wayside Inn on Tuesday evening with prizes awarded to Mrs. G Hunter Bowers Miss Marion Spinning S Denmead Kolb Lloyd Younkin and Benjamin Shuff among attendees including Mr and Mrs G Hunter Bowers Mr and Mrs H Lavier Michael Mr and Mrs E Monroe Zentz Mr and Mrs Frederick Bowers Mr and Mrs Chas Opel Jr Mr and Mrs Desmead Kolb and many others from Baltimore and local communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Catoctin Club, Inc
Wayside Inn
G. Hunter Bowers
Marion Spinning
S. Denmead Kolb
Lloyd Younkin
Benjamin Shuff
Thore
H. Lavier Michael
E. Monroe Zentz
Frederick Bowers
Chas
Marian Carey
Baltimore
H. Noel Haller
G. Brace Crist
Benjamin Shut
Missing biplane carries Newsreel from Cuba
New York report says a biplane with news reels of President Coolidge speaking at Havana, piloted by Ted Mosely, vanished after leaving Dartona Florida. It should have reached Mitchel Field by 4:30 yesterday. An Army Air Service search was urged. A second item notes a farewell dinner for Margaret Grim, Hood College SGA president, at the Francis Scott Key hotel before her graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coolidge
Ha- Tana
Ted Mosely
Army Air Service
Washington
Mosely
Dartona
Fla
Mondason
Mitchel Field
Savannahd
Miss Grim
Margaret Grim
Hood College
Francis Scott Ker
Deig Geering College
Jane
Three More Dead In Chicago Gang Warfare
Three men linked to gang violence were found dead in Chicago Heights and Steger amid Chicago firefight and murder. The victims, associated with the Boot gang, were located in a ditch near Chicago Heights and in Steger as authorities investigate the wave of gang killings. Dr William Meredith Smith from the city left Tuesday to attend clinics related to the semi annual meeting of the American College of Surgeons in Roanoke Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Deered SY Police
Chicago Heights
Wiliam Meredith Smith
American College of Surgeons
Roanoke
Camp Meade Fort Wood Name Change Proposed
A dated Army notice proposes renaming Camp Meade to Fort Wood, urging the War Department to favor a station name change. The document cites official preference for Fort Wood and requests prompt action to reflect the new designation.
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Camp Meade
Fort Leonard Wood
Fort 1
Wood
Confederates Gather for Lee Jackson Observance in City
The Pittburgh Lee Chapter of the United Confederate Veterans and the Alexander Young Camp plan Thursday events to mark General Robert E. Lee and General Stonewall Jackson birthdays. Luncheon at Warside Inn at 1 and dinner at Hotel Frederick at 12 29. A special Daughters of the Confederacy program will follow, featuring readings, solos, and an address by Rev. Dr. Charlet E. Wehter. Campbell officers report on finances and presidency.
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Pittburgh
Lee Chapter
Confedera
Alexander Young
United Confederate Veterans
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall" Jackson
Warside Inn
Hotel Frederick
Daughters of the Confederacy
Harry O. Nicodemus
Maryland
Mildred Wiegand
H. David Hagan
Charlet E. Wehter
Presbyterian Church
Les
Jackson
Leesburg
Sitth Virginia
Frederick City
George H. Railing
West Patrick Street
Second
Maryland Cavalry
Albert&. Brown
Milling Company Elects Board At Annual Meeting
The Maryland Milling and Supply Company of Sykesville held its annual stockholders meeting on Tuesday. Directors elected for the coming year include James H. Gambrill Jr Emory L Coblentz D Wey Dietrich Philadelphia Frank B Beasman and Francis J Newman of Sykesville. James H. Gambrill Jr was chosen president succeeding Wade H Warfield who retires from active duties. Francis J Newman becomes secretary and treasurer and David C Winebrenner 3d general counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Milling & Supply Company
Sykesville
James H. Gambrill Jr
James H. Gambrill
Emory L Coblentz
D. Wey Dietrich
Philadephia
Frank
B. Beasman
Francis J. Newman
Ote
James
Two start nonstop flight to Havana Cuba
Detroit January 18 AP Avetin F Bement advertising man and Leonard S Flo chief pilot for the Detroit firing club took off from Selfridge Field this morning on a proposed nonstop flight to Havana Cuba. Bement said he planned the trip for a few days tack tom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Avetin F. Bement
Leonard S. Flo
Detroit Firing Club
Selfridge Field
Havana
Cuba
Bement
Germans and Irish American sentenced for espionage
London officials report George Hanson, a German, and Wilfrid Francis McCartner, a 22 year old Irish American, were found guilty of espionage for the Soviet regime. A jury in the Old Bailey court imposed ten years penal servitude on each man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George Hanson
Wilfrid Francis McCartner
Baier
Blanton enters Texas senate race in Democratic primary
AP reports Representative Thomas L. Blanton of Texas announced his candidacy for the Democratic Senate nomination. Also noted, Baltimore stockholders vote on Consolidated Electric Light and Power Co. preferred stock issues to fund retirement and expansion needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gas Co
Baltimore
Electric Light and Power Co
Telephone Go ratite smow etna 10 SPEND $27.00 ON IMPROVEMENTS
Man Held at Hagerstown Wanted Here on Charge of 7 watt.
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Etna
Hagerstown
Maryland Telephone Plan Boosts Outside Plant Spending
Maryland facilities will gain 14 new repeaters and extensive outside plant work as Chesapeake Potomac Telephone extends its $4.1 million Maryland construction program. The effort targets Baltimore and area offices with new switchboards, long distance wiring, poles, cables, and central office equipment to support a larger network and 465 new telephones statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake Potomayue
Compas
Frederick
Paul Payne
Ouelde
Maryland
Warvi and
Garis
Telephone Company
Baltimore
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Hyattsville
Annapolis
Public Service Commission
Altar Guild Banquet Friday Night at Evangelical Reformed Church
The Altar Guild of the Evangelical Reformed Church will hold its annual banquet Friday at 6 20 p m in the church parlors, a special event for members and guests. The Ladies Sewing Society plans to present a church history of the society from its founding during Rev Daniel Zacharias' pastorate, with completion expected this year. The Monocacy Club meets dinners on the second Friday of November through April, served by church ladies. About 121 men attend each meeting, and Joseph D. Baker is awaited for the February 1 gathering. The Junior Choir has reorganized, with twenty active men, and both choirs will perform during Lent with anthems from varied composers. The memorial flowers honor Prof Geo Edi of Wash, and the event includes a guest appearance by Kate Ramshureh’s aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Guild
The
Evangelical Reformed Church
Ladies’ Sewing Society
Daniel Zacharias
Joseph D. Baker
Trshaikowski
Gosn
Curran
Pie Mendelssohn
Somerset
M. Cassel
Geo. Edi
Gourity
Frederick
Kate Ramshureh
East Second
Actrest
Gouries
Pan-American conference opens in Havana with speeches
The opening in Havana features welcome addresses by Ws. Martinez Ortz and Alejandro Leira and praise for the United States. An ovation is given to the United States as the American flag is hoisted by Charles Evans Hughes, with all national standards unfurled for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Ws. Martinez Ortz
Coolidge
United States
Uriz
Alejandro Leira
Western Hemisphere
Charles Evans Hughes
Machado
University of Havana
Coolidge Welcomed in Jacksonville Fla
President Coolidge arrived in Jacksonville after Havana stop with Mrs Coolidge and aides. An hour automobile tour drew cheering crowds as Governor Martin greeted him. Flowers were given to Mrs Coolidge by a Women’s clubs delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Havana
Coolidge
Washington
Kelloge
Wilbur
Martin
Ruling blocks change of venue in Hotelling slaying case
Genesee County judges deny transfer for Adolph Hotelling who confessed to killing five year old Dorothy Schenlder. Officials expect a circuit court hearing in Genesee with a plea of guilty likely to send him to the Ionia reform school before life imprisonment. Hotelling’s attorney says no venue change will be sought. Mrs. Myrtie Hotelling collapses at Owosso home after learning of the confession including two additional assaults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mich
Cass
Adolph Hotelling
Dorothy Schenlder
Auddenly
Genesee County
Punt
Genesee
Ana
Ionia
Hotelling
Seegmiller
Myrtie Hotelling
Owosso
Virginia Guard units to break camp at Severn Wharf
Richmond and Petersburg units of the Virginia National Guard on duty at Severn Wharf Gloucester county will break camp today and return home after talks with Governor Byrd and Adjutant-General Sale. The Norfolk detachment remains briefly on duty with the oyster fleet as a truce in Gloucester oyster grounds dispute is reached with Frank W. Dalling and independent tangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Petersburg
Virginia National Guard
Severn Wharf
Gloucester County
W. W. Sale
Byrd
Norfolk
Gloucester
Frank W. Dalling
Hampton Packer
Mob
Committee To Probe Nicaraguan Situation
Washington notes report an inquiry by the Nicaraguan Foreign Relations Committee. The Merry Tract Woman's Club met at Mrs. Osterbridge L's home with six visitors. readings covered Education, with Prof. J C Biehl giving a talk on the topic and a roll call reading. Next meeting slated for Jan 33 at Mrs. Werner's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werry!and Tract Club
Tract Woman's Club
Osterbridge L
Nitetern Mecadets
Earl Ahall
America
J. C. Biehl
Brunswick High School
W. B. Werner
Hood College to Observe Founders Day With Dinner
Hood College will honor its founders with a Founders Day observance on Thursday. A formal dinner in Cob Jentz Hall will feature remarks by Dr. Thomas Ballet and other leaders, followed by a reception and board meeting. موضوع
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Margaret E. S. Hood
Frederick Female Seminary
Alumnae Association
Edward 8. Bremer
Toaatmaster
Misa Berthr Trail
Hiram 5
Winchester
Joseph H. Apple
Edmund Ruschbach
Woman's College
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Frederick
Matpatet E.S. Hood
Dr. Thomas Ballet
New York University
College of Liberal Arts
Opera House Ownership Change In Charles Town West Virginia
Full ownership of the Charles Town Berryville playhouse shifts to one partner Edward G. Henson with Kaying purchasing the remaining half. The Tri-State Theater Circuit Inc. arranged bookings in Washington as the deal was finalized. Mr Decker will maintain Frederick as home and return there on weekends.
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Hasekvar
Fisebina
Hagertves
Wien
Locek
Mgatea
Cb Duckworth
State Police
Duckworth
Dover
Son
Angersman
Bkern cMtree
Cumberland
Braddock
Baseboar
Karage
Sergeant Duckworth
Ohio
Braddock Parade
Basehear
Frederick County Athorities
Hagerstown
Jon
Washington County Hospital
Bandica
Gem
Frederick
After Billboards Civic club meets at the YMCA
The January Civic club meeting presided by Mrs. M. N. Hindley notes all club debts paid and federation dues up to date. A $25 tithe and $30 Sippel campaign contributions are recorded with $ loan scholarship payment due February 1. Some 1927 1929 membership dues remain unpaid as the group discusses finances and a fundraising sale. Mrs Carroll Nall presents American Citizenship and Legislation on billboard removals by 65 corporations. Mrs M N Kindley cites Miss Ottan Sinaie on Americanization and citizenship work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civiclub
M. N. Hindley
Sippel
Hood College
Carroll Nall
M. N. Kindley
Miss Ott
Alleged Firebug Held At Hearing Without Bail
John Fisher, a former police officer, confessed to setting tires in a string of arson acts in Carroll County. His attorney entered a not guilty plea as Judge Robert E. Mattingly ordered commitment for mental evaluation. Defense plans to pursue an insanity plea. A delegation from Taneytown and Key Mar joined county officials urging a road project from anerville to Key Mar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Tarsid
Leo
Grand Sar
Robert E. Mattingly
Fisher
Taneytown
Key-Mar
Carrol
State Roads Commission
Dry Agents Halt 400 at Hoboken Chamber Banquet
United States customs guards searched guests leaving the S S Berlin after a Hoboken Chamber of Commerce dinner. Sixteen small liquor bottles were seized from small packages. Officials said the raid was routine and no arrests were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X. J. Jan
Staaf
Hoboken Chamber of Commerce
Hoboken Cry Commission
United States Customs
S. S. Berlin
Lloyd Line
William Sanders
Chamber of Commoran
Kaldig
Installation of auxiliary officers draws large Frederick turnout
About 75 members attended the Frederick Chapter American Legion Auxiliary installation at Pythian Castle. State officers from Baltimore and Hagerstown plus Morris Frock Chapter members joined local officials as Mrs. Mabel DeMent installed officers. Addresses were given by DeMent Ramsburg Lipps and others, followed by a social with refreshments. An executive committee meeting will appoint committees at the Kommelberg residence Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
American Legion
Pythian Castle
Assim
Auxiliary
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Morris Frock
Legion
Mabel DeMent
Auxillary
Ad Fal- Jowa; President, Mrs. Claggett K Ramoberg
Grayson Crumbaugh
Johon H. Abbatgh
Fern Snook
Erwin Kempser- Keantaterins
Ethel Krants
Sara Quinn
Robert Hammond
DeMent
Ramsburg
G. Ernest Lipps
Francis Lendt
Royal Kemp
M. D. Harp
Western Oeland
de Childs
Shedesaldent
Anita White
C. E. Rageburg
Big City
Wu. Lafferty
Mra. Geo. Taylor Baltimore
G.ernest Lipps
Paul Rhoady
Earl Gilbert
Royal Post of the Legion
The
Legion Auxiliary
Komneberg
Y M C A Plans Biennial Campaign At March Week
Plans were made for the Y M C A biennial membership and financial drive to be held the week of March 20. The board of directors met Tuesday night at the Y M C A and approved scheduling and leadership responsibilities. The campaign followed last year’s effort and will be directed by General Secretary Es D Shater with Max Fisher aiding, under the oversight of Ramsburg Hendrickson Garber Burgee McCardell McGregor and Rev Shaten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Es D. Shater
Max Fisher
Elias B Ramebrent
Direetors
Mr. Ramsburg
Amne Hendrickson
Grent
O. Garber
Amon Burgee
Henry B. Ramsburg
A. LeRot McCardell
Gleam H. McGregor
Mr. Shaten
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Dead Man
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Rhoades
Tex
Bridge Party
Catoctin Club, Inc
Lee
Sykesville Business
Blanton
U.S. Senate
U.S
Mary
Denivers
Evan
Reformed Church Sewing Society
Jacksonville, Fla
Observatory
Hood College Observatory
Jupiter
Venus
Saturn
Antares
Woodsboro
M. P. Winebrennert
Legion Conference
Cer
Francs
Secre Ker
Charles S. Hoack
Jace Williams
Padic
Virginia
Borah
Michigan
Hickman
Kee
XEA
Nureau
Edward Hickman
Amuieve
Shrevelling
Firevearott
Domthr Schneier
Flint
M Creek
Hotetling
Coblentz Hall
Catoctin
James Reed
Catoctin Furnace
Reed
Walter Decker
Charles Town
Civic Club
Y. M. C. A. Campaign
Shafter
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