Frederick City Census and Dr Neighbors Death
Dr Euran D Neighbors of Lewistown died today of heart trouble at about noon. He was 69, a longtime physician in Lewistown and a director of Central Trust Company. A city census will be conducted by the police to determine Frederick population with cooperation urged from all residents. A $10 prize contest will award the nearest estimate to the census figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euran D. Neighbors
Lewstows
Dr. Neighbors
Mildred Neighbors
Herbert Neighbors
Palm Beach
Fla
Harold Neighbors
Baltimore
Lota Lee
Gaithersof
M.L. Creager
Frederick
Po- Hee
Lloyd C. Cater
Etry
Ami
Frederick City
Elits
Mary
Ward
George Lester Ward
Almira Lenice Ward
Daniel M. Mornin
Henry Osfear Morningstar
Elmer Thomas Morningstar
Methodist Protestant Church
Pennsylvania Ave
Mr. Oliver Cemetery
E. Cline
Fire in Rockville Dice Tavern Causes 5000 Damages
Fire Wednesday morning damaged the rear of the Dice Tavern in Rockville across from the courthouse. More than 20 guests fled in nightclothes as the Lote, formerly Montgomery House, one of Maryland's oldest inns, burned. Defective wiring is suspected. crews from Bethesda and Kensington contained the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dice Tavern
Rockville
Court House
Alexander Mosher
Lote
Montgomery House
Maryland
Graham Riggs
Washington- Rockville
Bua
Bethesda
Hkenaslngton
Court Business Notices and Licenses Prominent in Taxpayer Record
Court filings show transfers of property deeds totaling small sums between individuals in county and city areas. Marriage licenses issued for Edgar Kohihepp with Ella Breitaro and others. Hospital Board met reporting December census: 178 treated, 115 admitted, 24 remaining, 2 births, 1 death.
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Strige
N. Staley
Need
Franery X
Jon C. Lambert
Arthur D. Lambert
Edigar A. Kohihepp
Ella Breiatra
Hota
Baltimore
Alter
Bidle
Adr
Grace E. ‘Fiooh
Middletown
Therick City Hospital
State Highway Inquiry on Newspaper Container Sign Law
Henry G. Shirley, chair of the State Highway Commission, said placing newspaper containers on highways is disputed and may be forbidden. The commission allowed existing stands to remain without naming or marking, and ordered removal of any identifying lettering within three days.
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Euir
Cass
Pasinia
Henry G. Shirley
Ja State Highway Commission
Fae Commission
No Opposition For Hoover From Cabinet
Washington dispatch notes cabinet members and insiders see Hoover as likely GOP nominee. Mellon Kellogg Sargent Wilbur Davis New among potential supporters, with many ex-Harding Coolidge officials backing Hoover or seeking posts. The piece weighs feasibility and political optics for various names.
Use Of OS 10 Start Fire Fatal Incident
A fatal incident occurred Monday morning in Darnestown when an OS 10 device caused a fire. Authorities report a woman died in the blaze and investigators are reviewing the sequence of events.
Women’s clubs plan March meeting in county federation
The county federation meeting outlines a March program with reports from civic chairmen, new chapters urged for crippled children, and plans for an afternoon session. Members from numerous clubs attended, including Mary Morningstar and Grayson E Bowers, with Dr. R. A. Pearson mentioned for support of a legislative bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Pearson
Federation
William Gaylor
Middle“town
Civics
Grayson E. Bowers
Harmony Grove
William H. Slemmer
American Home and Fine Arts
R. A. Pearson
University of Marland
Namaville
Unionville
C. Whidd
A. G. Davis
Julia Davis
Edward Wicdsor
Simon Koogle
Vernon Corjientz
William R. Shmimer
Anus Thomas
Myrtie Carter
J.P. Feiser
Elmer Dixon
C. Jd. Price
V. W. Nicodemus
Luther Hussard
C. &. Nichols
D. Edgar Bitlie
Murray Eizler
J. E. Stoner
M.D. Coblentz
W. E. Kindley
WW. OL. Datis
A. G. Meninney
Thomas F. Culler
Tobias Zimmerman
Rhodesla Zimmerman
Asa Renn
Oliver King
Parl Ft Ahalt
Daisy Bast
E. R
Annual Election Held for Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
The Sunday School Association held its annual meeting on Wednesday with reports from departmental superintendents and officers. Officals named for 1958 include General Superintendent A LeRoy McCardell and a full slate of department heads, secretaries, and treasurers. Founders Day at Hood College set for January 19 with speeches by Dr Joseph H Apple and other dignitaries in attendance. Founders Day event will feature a museum item said to be one of the oldest in the world.
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Rooney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Jane Well
Anywine
Serient
Manne Wout
Compton
Oth
Coolidge
Wilson
Rhopell
Hoover
Deligion
Mellon
Treasury Department
Kelloggs
State Department
Kellose
Sereor
Minnesota
Sargent
Jans
Ludlow
Department of Justice
Wilbur
Navy
Davis
Labor Department
H. Davis
Coleagues
White House
Sota
Wales
Sunday School Association
The
Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
L. A. Rice
W. C. Birely
HL. Ti. Kleffer
H. 3. Zimmerman
J. H. Schmidt
A. LeRoy McCardell
R & J. Utrow
Chas
W. Lough
Roscoe B. Rhoads
Eric C. Summers
Franklin F. Marsh
Artur M Doll
Roscoe 8. Roderick
Jesse B. Anders
George T. Schroeder
G Nevin Robert
Edna M. Schaeffer
L. Elmer Keefer
Ruth Martz
J. F. Apple
Mildred Thomis
Elizabeth DeLashmutt
Lewis A. Rice
Esinners
PT. Kuhn
Marvey Harrington
Frank Dertshaazh
Hood
Hood College
G. Cromer
Coblentz
Joseph H. Appie
Harris and Filler Company Employees Banquet
Harris and Filler Company wholesale grocers hosted a Wednesday dinner at 6 46 p m in Matel Frederick attended by 41 persons. James W Harris and Irving M Langauer gave brief remarks praising cooperation within the firm.
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Harris and Filler Company
Mate
Roadway fragment near Ce toward Sugar Loaf Mountain
A fragmentary OCR item describes a stretch of road one mile from Ce toward Sugar Loaf Mountain with vague directional context and no clear event or outcome. It notes a lengthy road segment but lacks dates, officials, or exact locations.
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Searee
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Spurious Checks Target Multiple Victims in Frederick
Local authorities report a wave of counterfeit or altered checks tied to forged names such as Dr Webster and H G Grosantkie. Investigations show no such accounts at the Central Trust Bank or Myersville area. Sheriff plans a broader probe to link the incidents and potential suspects, including 19 year old Baltimore youth Charles Hook held on robbery charges.
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Agia
Ottee
Webster
van “Ih
Grossnickle
Myersville
Frederick
Sherif
Charles Hook
Baltimore
Fullerton
Hook
Gem of Company
Student Recital at Hood College Features Loreen Purbaugh
A student recital in Brodle Hall Hood College presents soprano Loreen Purbaugh and reader Margaret Grim. Miss Turbaush, a music major, performs selections from Handel Scarlatti Dvorak Puccini and others. Miss Purbaugh is accompanied by Jessie H. Newgeon. Grim reads Caponsacchi by Arthur Goodrich and Rose A Palmer based on Browning.
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Loreen Purbaugh
Margaret Grim
Brodle Hall
Hood College
Turbaush
Handel
Careweive
Scarlatti
le Violette
Shubert
Rose A. Palmer
Robert
San Francisco Sentiment Grows Among Democrats
A Washington dispatch reports rising support for San Francisco among Democratic backers at a sub-committee meeting. Supporters say the effort is progressing and that no defeat is imminent, signaling renewed optimism for the Pacific coast city.
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San Francisco
Washington
Pacific Coast
Cit
Lindbergh Alights Safely at Colon
The report notes Charles Lindbergh landing safely at Colon after a flight ending without incident. Details on the aircraft or exact time are not provided in the readable text.
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Lindbergh
Colon
Sharkey in Shape for Battle with Heeney
Sharkey shows fitness for a scheduled Boston heavyweight bout with Heeney after today’s special examination. An official state medical report confirms readiness for the proposed fight, with training intensifying ahead of the rescheduled date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharkey
Heeney
Jon Anny
Boston
Tcane Fariher
Justice Levy Shifts Hearing Time in Ruth Snyder Case
In New York the stay of execution for Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray prompts Justice Levy to move the hearing time while Attorney General Ottinger weighs whether to vacate the stay. Authorities monitor court orders as legal maneuvers unfold ahead of tonight’s scheduled execution.
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Vio
Ender
Otringer
Court of Appeals
Albany
N.Y
Ruth Brown Saydier
S ‘Lay
Albert Ottinger
Supreme Court
Levy
New York
Artesa
Justice Levy
Ottinger
Lawes
Sing Sing
Mr. Ottinger
Warden Lawes
Claude T. Dawes
Ruth Snyder
Wodlock
Attorney General
Liegal
Junice Levy
Beyer
Snyder
Derry
Ollinger
Justice Dowling
Samuel J. Miller
Henry Judde Gray
Goddard
Habiras
Miller
Ossining
X. Y
Ruth Soudet
Ienry Juddy Gras
York
Satmonz
Ins Lets
State
Vacar
Onzn
Sapéed
Robert Elliott
Laney
Gray
Samuel L. Miller
Henry Jindle Gray
Bebalf
Sing Sing Prison
Ty Gray
Mr. Miller
Bok Grey
Mra
Ava Torner
Albert Oumiger
Ritz Brown Snyder
Ste Department of Correction
Governor Smith
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Lewistown
Cutler
Central Trust Company
Fiee
Creek
Hagerstown
Mary McCardell
J. P. McCardell
Williamsport
Conocochearne Creek
Lester Hawk
McCardell
Stoy
W. S. Richardson Sailes
Mareie E. Hankey
John M. Hoffman
H. Kieffer Delauter
Vernon M. Rhoaéeda
Joseph M. Ford
Bernard E. McCaffrer
Edwin C. Markell
Elmer L. Hildebrard
Esther Ketrow
Woashington
Tesa Ae Washington
Bronson Macing
War Department
Zocha Pn
Harry New
Harding-Cooifdze
John Newton Ward
Frederick City Hospital
Darnestown
Fiero
Sulyone
Charles Miller
Manchester
Chard Homes and Infirmary
Baltimore Pike
Hanover
Josee Glorton
Anani
Commies
Cortorney
Robert Peter, Jr
Prezisman
Assoviatinn
F. Parnard Welsh
Morris
DR. Webster
Miss Purbaugh
Miss Grim
Prapewick
Will
Dippens
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