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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1929
Page
2
Giants of Beles Tribute at Baltimore Methodist Service
A Young Men's Mission Society event at a Baltimore church featured Dr Oscar Thomas Olson delivering the evening address. The ceremony included prayers, scripture reading, an annual report by Charles W. Lough, and leadership elections for church-related boards and commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Miter Society
Cmhary
Methodist Meicepal Church
G Ete
Wiliems, Pasor
Budcey
Weex
Oscar Thomas Olson
Parton
Vernon Meidist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Hood College directors hold mid winter meeting
The Hood College board of directors met in the hut on Friday morning with members Rev Dr E. Bremer Henry Stair H M Basser Eugene Chyies Henri Kieffer Chalmers Walck Mrs Markey James Gambrill Jr Berthe McCall Edith Thomas and Mrs Frank Leiter in attendance. Officers elected for the coming year were Dr Bremer president A R Brodbeck vice president Rosa Duvall secretary and Raymond Ford treasurer. The building committee led by L Coblents reported on a pestemination plant to safeguard student health and action on a new dormitory was deferred to June 3. Dr Kieffer chaired the instruction committee which will report in spring. Dr Apple reviewed college administration noting enrolment above 10 percent and no vacancies. The meeting adjourned after lunch in Coblents Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. & Bremer
Lancaster
Henry J. Stair
Hanover
H. M. Basser
Wilkinsburg
Eugene Chyies
Cumberland
Henri L . Kieffer
Chalmers W. Walck
D . Markey
James H Gambrill, Jr
Frederick
Berthe McCall
New York City
Edith Thomas
Washington
Frank Leiter
Hagerstown
B. &. Bremer
A R. Brodbeck
Misa Rosa Y Duvall
Raymond I. Ford
L. Coblents
Kieffer
Joseph H. Apple
Coblents
State Police Launch Headlight Safety Drive
State Police began a campaign to reduce cars with a single headlight or obscured tail indicators. Corralled drivers on routes to Frederick and Braddock Heights, about 50 vehicles were stopped for warning. arrests expected for repeat offenses. Also reporting fines for impaired driving and signal failures, with additional local incidents and a note on alcohol standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph , Deutsch
Elroy Herman
B. Braddock Heights
Frederick
John Metcalf
Baltimore
Fuirty
Sherman P. Boters
Port Court
Metcalf
William Horton Balimee
Justice Bowers
Hoffmogle
Met
Henn Musr
Aen Bartgit
Dames Poscett
Fire set in Buckeystown home during robbery attempt
A Black man Reysiond Snowden, 40, was taken into custody after a home invasion at Aunt Margaret Grimmage’s Buckeystown residence. Fire was started with kerosene soaked rooms. silverware and towels missing. Snowdon aided bystander relatives earlier, but investigators believe he returned from Frederick to rob and ignite the house, with county officers continuing inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reysiond Snowden
Orelsé Ho
Margaret Grimmage
Buckeystoun
Buckeystown
Laura Snowden
Drederick
Grimmage
Tits Grimoinge
William
Roderick
Snowden
Heuse
Frederick
Takai
County
Offrinis Tiay
Defrauded Taxi Driver Charged Over Fare Dispute
A distorted report details charges against YT Catrow of Terra Alta West Virginia for defrauding Meg Shang a taxi fare of 4570 and disorderly conduct. The incident involves a pursuit, alleged luring, and a failed fare settlement after a nighttime confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meg L. Shang A
Catrow
Terra Alta
W. Vao
Wiliam Miller
T Coxkore
Custer Alston Y Bennett
Pelee Court
Abu
Shank
Carrow
Lewistown
Luz
Catrox
Frederick
Arrests After Altercation End in Custody
An argument drew Officer Miller’s attention. He detained two men, Shank and Catrow, after reviewing the case details. Shank was dismissed while Catrow was taken to jail.
Sugar Tariff Debate Reopened With 50 Witnesses
Washington state its re open hearing begins tomorrow before the House Ways and Means committee with 50 witnesses from diverse interests presenting conflicting proposals to alter sugar tariffs. The panel already finished hearings on the Fordney McCumber law schedules, but the sugar rates promise the most contention affecting consumers and producers nationwide and in Cuba. Jefferson county Florida is noted for producing 80 percent of the world’s watermelon seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means
United States
Cuba
Gineus- Siem
Mir West
Ube
West
Hale
Senate
Wil
Pein Consideraton
Lee
Messure
Merchant Meriac
Vegetable Compound Praised By Mother as Friend in Need
Mrs L Y Hate of Johnson City New York describes her daughter’s two year misery with poor appetite aches and nerves. After using Lydia E Pinkham Vege t able Compound the girl gained appetite became cheerful and could work. The mother calls it wonderful for mothers and daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Tinkham
L. Y
Floral Avenue
Johnson City
N.Y Ter
Congress weighs 25 million crusade aid in tight Senate
Washington reports three dry theatre appeals boost the 25 million boost for prohibition enforcement. Senator Glass pushes 240 thousand for a presidential prohibition commission with Hoover promising an investigation. Debates stretch over naval and cruiser plans as Senate leaders seek calendar control and extended sessions. Say you saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Roy O. Weat
Chicago
Coolidge
Sheppard
Texas
Mellon
James Cannon
Eugene L. Crawford
Board of Temperance and Social Service
Methodist Episcopal Church
Booth
Thomas Nicholson
Anu-sajoon League
Glass
Virginia
Hoover
Clos
High Blood Pressure Ad Warns of Risk and Remedy
An advertisement cautions readers on high blood pressure causing dizziness sleeplessness and nervousness and warns of serious health risks. It claims alcohol use raises blood pressure and promotes Norma as a doctor’s prescription used by women at midlife with above normal pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Deces
Ufe
Norma
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