Bazaar Committees Named For February Fundraiser
Committees for the February bazaar of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows at the Armory have been named to run the event for the benefit of the Home now under construction on North Market street. Rev John S Adams accepts call to reform church Middletown and will likely assume duties mid February.
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Sataritan Rebekah Lodge
Wiederick City Lodge
King Datil Lodge
Odd Fellows
North Market Street
The
Uel Ot
Aose
Hell
Robert A. Bennett
Moliie Harrington
Margaretta Seeger
Lewis Woodward
Jessie Webster
H. Nor. Haller
Horace H.C. Albaugh
N. E Lewis
C. A. Landis
AG. E B. Crist
Eli G. Wanosh
Elmer Brown
Horace Albaugh
Charles D. Seeger
Millard Angleberger
Irving C. Albaugh
Harry L. Bennett
Leslie Borer
Frank Brengie
William JT. Deter
T. Glasto Dixon
Charles Farnsworth
Ezra J. Hoffman
Larence I. U Howard
Wilbur A. Kolb
Charles Keller
Rachard Keyser
Ireland K. Long
Walter C. LeGore
Nolan Lewis Haris W. Miller
AL Seeger
Toute
Teervee
Th Rhead
John & Rubeck
Dr AL A. Radel
Earle Stemsburg
George VW. Shipley
George J. Slagle
Charles A. Staley
Harry P. Serger
William Ihibertson
William St Lonek
Wesley Kindles
Tlorbert Wieb
Ernest Meagaha
George Js. Meters
Leyi W. Moberly
George L. Nixdorff
Lloyd Pahner
Oscar L. Derkins
William €. Soderck
John T. Shaw
George W. Shaennker
William F. Steiner
Edward Ua
Toms
Murray G. Wachter
Eleven held on $3000 bail for auto theft in Maryland
Eleven Washington sailors and one civilian were arraigned before Justice Gore on highway robbery and auto theft charges in Upper Marlboro. Bonds of 3000 each were set for eleven marines and one civilian linked to Burns Detective Agency and the Pennant City Taxicab Co theft of eight maxi cabs. Additional Burns operatives face similar charges for alleged scheme to seize cars to avoid a District of Columbia writ.
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Upper Marlboro
Washington
Burns Detective Agency
Pennant City
Taxicab Co
Justice Gore
Carl Dunn
Lester L. Luer
Thomas Curley
Grover Chapman
Bernard
Wallaee Munger
William Cosgrove
Hilal Carvey
Russell Fist
Marsland
Brotherhood Day Observed Across United Brethren Denomination
Brotherhood Day was observed in churches across the United Brethren denomination with evening exercises. Glenn O. Garber presided and spoke on Brotherhood, Rev. Paul C. Shettle preached on Brotherhood, and Reig 8 spoke on Youth religious education referencing an Indiana survey. The Men’s Chorus led by Welty Farney performed. morning services were well attended with a generous offering. Samuel Baumgardner was arrested for taking wood from a premises and held on a bond to appear at the February term of court in Frederick.
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United Brethren Church
Glenn O. Garber
Paul C. Shettle
Walkersville
Brotherhood
Reig
iTarp
Indiana
Institute of Social and Religious Research of
New York
Maryland
Welty Fahrney
Oscar Grove
William R. Gler
Jesus
Pioneer Bible Clays
Christian Endeavor Society
Wood
Samuel Baumgardner
Emmitsburg
Albert Adelaberger
Harvey Ollinger
Baumgardner
Justice Stokes
Kimmitsburg
Frederick
Exhibition at Hood College Fashion and Basketry Display
Hood College Home Economics Department hosts a clothing design and basketry exhibition on Tuesday January 29 from 2 30 to 4 30 and 7 to 9 for the public.
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Hood College
Hoot College
Skull Fracture Cause of Death in Pennsylvania Man
From a skull fracture sustained in November, Henry W. Bollinger of Greenneami, Addison County, Pa., died after months of illness. He was struck by autore Creager near Thurmont while returning from Hanover. Bollinger, who would have been 74, was treated at Warrell and Harrisburg Hospitals before passing away the following week. He is survived by a wife, two sons, a brother and sister. The accident sparked inquiries as Creager and others offered aid.
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Henry W. Bollinger
Greenneami
Addis County
State Trustital
Harrishire
Bollinger
Saiumlar
Fo MLV
Creager
Thurmont
Hanover
Ian
Mero Creager
Dollinger
Warner Hospital
Gettyeburg
Ife
Harrisburg Hospital
Bol- Minger
Calvary Methodist Sunday School Mission Offering
The Calvary Methodist Episcopal Sunday school raised 145 dollars for missions, including 16 by the Junior department. Leaders class provided music with horn quartet and hosted multiple services led by Rev Pr G Ely Williams and Rev Dr To ut Gael. Several programs, sermons, and prayer services followed through the week with family nights and plans for the Lord's Supper.
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Calvary Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Pr G. Ely Willliams
Ut. Gael
Ervier
Mantevue
Gaenrind
Has
Roger G. Hatley
Mpnorth League
Webb
Geo Mo Iree
Sheeley
Brilhemer
Post Office Robbery In Montana Reports $30000 Missing
A Montana post office was robbed today with an estimated $30000 taken. The incident involved masked thieves who held staff briefly and fled the scene without injuries. Local authorities are investigating the Missoula area posting notices for information.
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Missanta Postinee
Cansienil
Tom Visseuda Bark
Leg Sroken. vw. FO Burrall near Johneside
Leg Sroken. vw. FO Burrall of near Johneside, recently had one of his Ieee broken Be a Jog he was hauling He s da- PAE very well,
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Sroken
FO Burrall
Johneside
Ieee
Funeral for Lieut Calvin P Page Attended by Classmates
The funeral of Lieut Calvin P Page was held this afternoon at 1 30 from his parents home on Record street with Rev Dousles Hoof officiating. Interment with full Naval honors followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. Classmates served as pallbearers including G T Bowdey and G T Schuyler, with many others present from the service and naval community.
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Calvin P. Page
Dudley Page
Record Street
Dousles
Haller and Co Sues for Damages in Court Action
A $100000 damages suit has been filed in the Circmt Court by Haller and Company and W Harry Haller against London Guarantee and Accident Company Ltd of London. The dispute stems from contract cancellations and adjustments. Meanwhile London Guarantee and Accident Company filed two U S suits in Baltimore against Haller and Company for $125000 to recover agency contracts.
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Circmt
Haller and Company
W. Harry Haller
London Guarantee and Accoent Company, Ltd
London
England
London Guarantee and Accident Company
United States
Corrie Court
Balimore
Waller and Company
Iq Ce
Beneft
Washington
Lancaster
London Guarantee and
Paul
Nso
Hater and Company
Tisher and Company
Eve W Cheaton VeSherry
Teshe
Coventy
Nile Wolff
Barton Worraw
Af Thilfimare
Buying of Dividend Paying Rails Boosts Market
The Associated Press reports extensive buying of dividend paying rails in New York stocks on January 28. Throughout the morning, varied prices and active trading featured shifts in speculative demand as rail issues with steady dividends drew investor interest, supporting portions of the overall market amid losses elsewhere.
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Astociated
New York
National banks barred from forming branches
The Supreme Court ruled that Missouri law conflicts with federal law, prohibiting national banks from establishing branch offices. The decision, for Mirai National Bank of St. Louis, states that federal law does not permit branch establishment by national banks under existing statutes.
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Missouri
Supreme Court
Mirai National Bank of St. Louis
Oopinion
Federa
State Agent Ends Home Club Visits
Miss Vi M Wellar, a state home demonstration agent, finished a tour of local Women’s Clubs to promote a four year extension course and the impact of the short course for women. She praised Frederick county clubs and noted Russ Kellar’s influence in advancing the program. The schedule lists meetings in Braddock, Walkersville, Jefferson, and Kemp Town areas with some Saturdays off.
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Vi M Wellar
Hagerstown
Federation of Women's Clubs of Washington
Miss Wellar
Firedrick County
University of Marsland
Russ Kellar
United States
I F Woods
Universit Op
Yucemsafulls
Ta Fhisen
Frederick Canm
Wass
Elizabeth Ro Thaempson
Sonkomares
Atoneday
Peasant
Tueaday
Tivattstown
Myersvile
Wrodnesitty
Walkersville
Thaorsday
Jifferson
Kemptown
Coolidge to Prosecute Oil Land Lease Cases
President Coolidge to prosecute oil land lease cases after discussions with several attorneys. White House officials said completion of the process was expected to be announced by the day’s end.
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Coolidge
Asan
Dres Washington
Conhidas
Jong Ih
Explosion Injures Hoffman and Companions
William Hoffman, 28, of Cumberland township, Pennsylvania, lost part of his right thumb and three fingers and damaged the left thumb when a dynamite cap exploded as he tried to remove paper with a safety pin. The group, including his father and two neighbors, used electricity to discharge dynamite and were not hurt beyond Hoffman. He was taken to Frederick City Hospital for treatment and reported improving with no complications.
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Alo Nanglet
Wollam Loftman
Cumberland Township
Gettysburg
Frederick City
Fospital
Hoffman
Flemming Hofman
Carl Koek
Lake Teaver
Hofftinan
Jwent
Trostman
Judgment Paid By C. F. Miller in Decker Suit
Elm G. Decker sued Claes F. Miller of Bethesda for six thousand dollars over seduction of Decker’s seventeen year old daughter Frances Jeriette Decker. A $6061.65 check covered judgment and costs when presented to attorney John A. Garrett. Appellate chances viewed as remote. Miller disputes charges and claims innocence amid a possible frame-up.
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Elm. G. Decker
Claes F. Miller
Bethesda
Montgomey County
Decker
Willer
Frances Jeriette Decker
Hethesda
John A. Garrett
Maryland Court of Appeals
Murette
Geeorge P. Toover
Washington
Thomas J. Dawson
Rockville
Agar
Miler
Oldest Man Receives Honor at Rockville Church
Edward W. Flomner of Rockville, approaching 91 next month, earned a lifetime attendance award from Rockville Christian Church Sunday School. Despite a long miles commute, he walked to and from services all year 1923, enduring weather and discomfort with steady devotion. The Sunday School presented him a badge of honors in recognition of his faithful participation.
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Edward W. Flomner
Rockville
Gas explosion in Rhode Island cottage kills 14
An east of Cumberland Hills two family cottage fire follows escaping gas. Michael Conway and Adelard Hamel family members perished, with seven more missing and bodies recovered. Emmett Conway awoke to a strong odor, triggering a rescue attempt that ended in explosion and flames.
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Associated Press
Pawtucket
Cumberland Hills
Mackville
Michael Gonway
Adelard Hame
Mise Appine Dancour
Hamel
Cumberlin Hillis
Manville
Michael Conwy
Adelard Tamel
Tulos
Conway
Emmett Conway
Gan
Thomas
British Apple Exports Halted in Virginia
Winchester Virginia January 28 Associated Press reports British apple exporting firms were advised by cable to stop buying Frost locally and shipping to England until labor troubles there are settled. The strike by longshoremen and other workers has disrupted shipments, leading to a decision to defer further shipments.
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Virginia
iBy
Associated Press
Winchester
Apple
England
Death toll in mine explosion reaches 34
A mining disaster near Shanktown Pennsylvania raises the toll to 34 with more bodies recovered. Four miners remain trapped as rising water delays rescue efforts and Hamper Todd Turner notes nearly all who entered the mine have been accounted for.
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Associated Press
Shanktown
Lancashire
Todd Tnnter
Vic Titner
Man Held on Wife Beating Charge After Saltediy Arrest
John Linton was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Crum Saltudiy on a wife beating charge and held in 500 bail. He admitted shaking his wife but denied slapping or kicking her. The couple live at Market Space. The case tied to a prior incident with Justice Johnson. Relatives posted bail after about an hour in jail.
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John Linton
Sherif Crum Saltudiy
Tanton
Justice Johnson
Justice Brust
Linton
Denne
Minister Peregrine Wroth Celebrates 48 Years at Timore Church
Rev Dr Peregrine Wroth of Timore, pastor at the Pret Episcopal Church, marked his 48th year in the rectorship with private exercises on the day. Wroth is well known to the community for long service and leadership.
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Peregrine Wroth
The
Wroth
Thielty
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