Griffin Conley wedding blends grace at Guilford Church
Miss Victoire Baughman Conley wed Richard Bulen Griffin at St John’s Church. Ceremony led by Rev William Jameson, reception at Guilford. Attendants included Martha and Brooke Conley, Georgine Lee, Mary Gerst, Denman Clark. Groom caped by Captain Bastedo’s absence due to naval duty. Out-of-town guests listed. couple exits for unspecified honeymoon.
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Victoire Baughman Conley
Charles 3. Conley
Guilford
St. John’s Catholic Church
Richard Bulen Griffin
Washington
Paul Bastedo
George F. Griffin
New York
Chicago
Bastedo
California
U.S. S. Quincy
William M. Jameson
Denman Clark
St. Louis
Alexander G. Boone
Baltimore
John Greenslade
Thomas F. Griffin
Nogales
Ariz
William la Porte
John Sweeney
Charleston
W. V2
Herman R. Sutherland
Kansas City
Daniel E. Wight
Frederick
Charles H. Conley
Douglas Hall
Hopewell Darnelle
James Karrick
James McMillan Gipson
Gale McLean
Griffin
Georgetown Visitation
L. Victor Baughman
Arunak S. Abell
Baltimore Sun
Larricks
McGuires
Virginia
Fuilers
Massachusetts
Mr. Griffin
Lawrencevile School
Georgetown University Foreign Service School
Maurice DeCourcy Princeville
Hopewell HB. Dameille
William S. la Porte
Thomas F. Grifin
P. H. Bastedo
Mary W. Gerst
Louisville
W. Va
Edwin F. Morgan
John G. Fenwick
A. E. Walker, Jr
E. W. Kimmelburg
A. J. Dennison
Princeville
A. Gordon Boone
W. H. Woodrup
William Moffitt
Samws Plant
St. Lows, Mo
St. John's Church
The New Deal In Washington
The State Department limits passports to Spain while thousands of Americans join the Abraham Lincoln brigade and aid the Loyalist cause in Spain. Figures include about 1,200 Lincoln battalion members and 1,800 others in medical and support roles with casualties rising. notable figures include Hans Amlie and Robert Merriman, with reports of battlefield heroism and fundraising for disabled volunteers.
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Washington
State Department
Spain
Abraham Lincoln Brigade
Teruel
Quiepi de’ Llano
Seville
Hans Amlie
Thomas R. Amlie
Wisconsin
Hans
International Brigade
Lincoln
Quinto
Belchite
Millie Bennett
Albacete
Marine Corps
Amlie
Nevada
David McKelvy White
Friends
Robert Merriman
Reno
California University
Bngade
Merriman
Philip Detro
Texas
Germany
Japan
Harry Hines
New York
National Maritime Union
the Pilot
Sam Levinger
Cincinnati
Som
Los Angeles
Amjie
Hoover
Roosevelt Amjie
Italy
Lincoln Battalion
Weer of Weer of Hospital Employes To Be Ranked
Circuit Court Judge F Neal Parke ordered the Springfield State Hospital board to provide Millard H Weer a list of hospital employees and their salaries. The board need not disclose the states of origin of the employees. The mandamus petition sought the payroll copy from hospital superintendent Dr Ira A Darling.
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Westminster
Circuit Court
F. Neal Parke
Springfield State Hospital
Resistance To Light Selling Is Apparent
New York January 22 AP reports resistance to light selling was apparent in today's stock market. Even utilities, which might have weakened after the government TVA federal court victory at Chattanooga, were only a shade lower. Brokers said the power decision was not unexpected given ratings in other courts. The pound sterling rose 1 16 cents to $4.99 15 16.
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New York
Tuday
TVA
Chattanooga
Buhrman Store Sold at Foxville Trustees Sale
The six room dwelling house and store of the late Elmer E Buhrman at Foxville sold today at a trustees sale at the courthouse. Clyde Buhrman and wife Foxville bought the property for 1700 dollars. William M Storm Holden S Felton were trustees and John L Dutrow acted as auctioneer.
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Elmer £. Buhrman
Foxville
Court House
Clyde Buhrman
William M. Storm
Holden S. Felton
John L. Dutrow
Independent Auxiliary Holds Annual Banquet at Lutheran School
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Independent Hose Company No. 1 hosted its sixth annual banquet at the Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School. About 75 to 100 members attended the event, with games directed by Mrs. Emma Carbaugh and Mrs. Anna Hamburg. Remarks from Rev. Dr. Amos John Traver and Dr. A. Atlee Radcliff stressed cooperation between the hose company and the auxiliary, which elected new officers led by President Miss Margaret Woerner. A basket of roses and a pyrex casserole were presented to Woerner, with gifts given to other past-year contributors.
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Independent Hose Company
No. 1
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Emma Carbaugh
Anna Hamburg
Amos John Traver
Thomas A. Chapline
The
Hose Company
Margaret Woerner
Myrtle Vetters
Mary Jacobs
Corinne Sunday Wastler
Julia Lightner
Dorothy Wise
Rosalie Witter
Roger Quinn
Lillie Lant
Miss Woerner
Grace Sunday
Neilie Shaw
Edna Euler
Amy Bell
Doris Stanely
Savnda Wiles
Paul Plunkett
Evelyn Plunkett
Florence Shull
Frances Sulcer
Miriam Flair
Ida Wisner
Charles Stull
Bertha McBride
Louisa Schill
Bertha Chew
Rose Santangelo
Mary Santangelo
Mary Booker
Virginia Kline
Blanche Lipps
Lucy Rompf
Jennie Rudisiil
William B. James
Nellie Merhiing
Fannie Ragan
Sella Shope
Ruth Rickett
Losses in Frederick Bus Operations Across Five Months
Frederick city bus service showed a total loss of 3,537.95 over five months, with three buses on a twenty minute schedule incurring higher costs than revenue. After switching to two buses on a half hour schedule, losses decreased though revenues remained about half of the three-bus period, and maintenance costs were rising as buses aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
R. E. Town
Potomac Edison Company
Town
64 Motorists Arrested on New Dual Lane Road
Baltimore dispatch reports on the new Governor Nice highway known as the dual lane Philadelphia road where state police say 64 motorists were arrested for speeding in the first seven days of public use.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Governor Nice
Palestine Encampment Hosts Visiting Grand Officers
Palestine Encampment No. 29 of the Odd Fellows held Friday evening sessions with Grand Patriarch J. F. Butschky, Past Grand Master Thomas M. Jefferson, and District Deputy J. W Andrews of Baltimore. They were greeted by Grand High Priest George L. Mobley and presiding Chief Patriarch Horace H. Albaugh. Each visitor spoke on behalf of the Encampment branch. Also addressing the gathering were Grand High Priest Mobley, Past Grand Master S Elmer Brown, of W, and Past Chief Patriarch Robert A. Bennett. Light refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
J. F. Butschky
Thomas M. Jefferson
J. W Andrews
Baltimore
George L. Mobley
Horace H. Albaugh
Mobley
Elmer Brown
Robert A. Bennett
Japan resumes aerial attacks on Chinese troops
Shanghai dispatch reports large scale Japanese air bombardment across central China aiming to disrupt Chinese counter offensives along the Hangchow road and rail lines. Tokyo outlines war aims seeking money and manpower to sustain a prolonged conflict with China, pledging increased military strength and finance through taxes and bonds.
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Shanghai
China
Hangchow Road
Hangchow
Nanchang
Chuhsten
Yushan
Japan
Tokyo
Manchukuo
Fumimaro Konoye
Koki Hirota
Mitsumasa Yonai
Sugiyama
Chiang Kai-Shek
Okinobu Kaya
Legion Drum Corps Banquet Plans Next Month
The local American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps arranged its annual banquet for the early part of next month and formed committees for planning and attendance. A card party is set for the coming week or ten days. At a Legion home meeting on East Church street, officers chosen at the annual corps meeting were installed by Post Commander Dr. James G. Conroy. Officers include President Arthur P. Ridgely and others, with musical director P Russell Esterly and drum instructors detailed.
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American Legion
Legion
East Church Street
James G. Conroy
Arthur P. Ridgely
Roy Schroeder
Lawrence C. Willard
Joseph Elkins
Floyd I. Wise
A. L Ellin
Roger R. Rice
Carl Etzler
P. Russell Esterly
G. Raymond Shipley
Laurerts Phebus
Roosevelt to Propose Navy Expansion Message to Congress
Washington January 22 AP House leaders said President Roosevelt would send to Congress Monday a proposed message asking authorization for a larger Navy. They expect it to call for legislation to authorize construction of all types of warships beyond the 1930 London treaty limits and to express the present statutory relaxations.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt
Congress
Bank Elects Bates Etchison as President at Gaithersburg Meeting
First National Bank of Gaithersburg re-elected Dr Bates Etchison as president at the stockholders annual meeting held in Gaithersburg. Officers named include Leonard H Horle executive vice president William W Hodges vice president C Bordeaux cashier Leona G Fulks assistant cashier. Counsel named William H Talbott John E Oxley. Directors elected Louis D Bell Zedec M Cooke Bates Etchison Garnett Etchison Edgar Fulks Hodges Hoyle Oxley J Sinclair Taylor Harold W Ward.
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BANK
Gaithersburg
Bates Etchison
First National Bank of
Pettingill to Speak at Lynch Lodge Masons Feb 17
Congressman Samuel Pettingill of Indiana will address Lynch Lodge of Masons in Lynchburg for Washington's birthday observance on February 17. The event marks the lodge's 150th Constitution anniversary and includes a dinner at the Masonic Temple.
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Samuel Petting
Indiana
Lynch Lodge of Masons
Representative Pettingil
James Roosevelt
New York
Pettingill
Maryland Bar Association
Masonic Lodge
Washington
Lynch Lodge
United States
Blue Lodge
Masonic Temple
30 Oil Companies Convicted in Sherman Case
Madison Wis Jan 22 AP a large oil industry segment in the midwest was convicted in federal court in one of the biggest Sherman anti trust cases. 16 major oil companies and 30 industry officials were found guilty of conspiring to raise gasoline prices in ten midwestern states during 1935 and 1936. Sentencing delayed as motions for new trials are filed.
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Madison
Wis
Middle West
Patrick T. Stone
William J. Donovan
Supreme Court
Soviet Refuses U S Right To See Woman
Washington AP reports the Soviet government refused at least temporarily the U S request for an embassy official to see Ruth Marie Rubens, jailed in Russia on espionage suspicions. Secretary Hull said Soviet internal authorities do not permit foreign representatives to visit prisoners during investigations. Also, three $10 collateral forfeitures for speeding were listed in Peoples Court, plus fines for unregistered vehicle and insurance issues in local cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Ruth Marie Rubens
Russia
Hull
Emmett R. Bowlus
Peoples Court
Charles Cohen
Emory R. Keil
Baltimore
Paul Boswell
Oxon Hill
Ralph Henry
Gaithersburg
Henry
J. A. West
Weather outlook for week in Atlantic states
Weather outlook projects rain in the Middle Atlantic and rain or snow in the North Atlantic on Monday or Tuesday and again Thursday or Friday. Temperatures likely average several degrees above normal before turning colder toward week end.
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North and
Middle Atlantic
North Atlantic States
Mayor McBain Recovering After Major Operations
Gaithersburg Mayor William McBain is reported recovering from two major operations at Garfield Hospital in Washington DC. Councilman Othol Trundle appointed acting mayor during McBain's absence.
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McBain
William McBain
Gaithersburg
Gar‘field Hospital
Washington, D. C
Othol Trundle
U S Steel Plans $80 Million Plant Modernization
Federal and private economists report improving business conditions as the White House notes better outlook and potential further expenditures in 1938. President Fairless says steel prices cannot fall without wage and cost cuts. illness kept him from testifying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Benjamin M. Fairless
United States Steel Corporation
Senate
Legislation Piles On Senate Calendar
Washington reports urgent legislation piling on the Senate calendar as administration leaders push to end a 14 day southern filibuster against the anti lynching bill. Southern senators foresee shelving the measure next week and plan a caucus on strategy to pigeon hole it. The House passed the $543 million navy appropriations bill and the housing conference report, which may reach the Senate Monday. Majority Leader Barkley says the housing report should be given preference before returning to the anti lynching measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Barkley
Kentucky
China Clipper Returns to San Pedro After Mechanical Troubles
Pan American Airways China Clipper, about 600 miles off the California coast on a flight to Honolulu, faced mechanical trouble and was forced to abandon its westward trip. It landed safely in San Pedro harbor before nightfall. the plane had departed Alameda for Honolulu the previous day.
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San Pedro
Calif
Pan American Airway
China
California
Honolulu
Weather record shows 24 hour precipitation and temps
Weather report details 24 hour precipitation value of 0.18 inches and January to date 11 inches. Yesterday's high 35 degrees, last year 42. Low last night 31, year ago 46. Sunset 5:18 p.m., sunrise tomorrow 7:26 a.m. Moonrise 11:45 a.m., moonset 11:22 a.m.
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Nook
Bride of
Richard
St. John’s Church
News-Post
Ropney Dutcher
Buhrman Store
Independent Auxiliary
Konoye
Legion Drum Corps
Navy
Aniversary
U.S. Steel
Fairless
Mists
White House
Alameds
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