Release From Custodial Care for D C Winebrewer
Arguments before Chief Judge Harmond Urner and Associate Judge Glenn Worthington began this afternoon on D C Winebrewer petitioning release from custodial restraint and return of his property. Testimony by Miss Margaret Doll covered 1915 to the present, detailing finances, salary, dividends, and expenditures. The court paused for cross examination preparations and will continue with further arguments before rendering a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Charles Winebrener
Harmond Urner
Glenn A. Worthington
Margaret Doll
D. C. Winebrewer Co., Inc
Miss Doll
Isaac Lobe Straus
Baltimore
Winebrewer
Building Association
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Culacre National Bank
Reverdy J. ‘Wipebrewer
Potomac Edison Outing Dinners At Taneytown Sauble Inn
The Potomac Edison Company office force held an outing on Thursday evening traveling from Frederick to Sauble's Inn at Taneytown. Dinner was served at 7 PM and prizes were drawn with winners including Margaret Holter Catherine Veirtz and R L Smith. A large list of attendees followed the drawn prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Edison Company
Sauble
Taneytown
Frederick
Margaret Holter
Catherine Veirtz
R. L. Smith
Misses Denora Webster
Bessie Yann
Leah Ifert
Margaret Jolter
Medelynne E. Veirtz
Josephine Darner
Mildred B. Summers
Jessie
Baltimorean Coast Guard officer sent to New Jersey hospital
Harison H. Knighton, a Baltimore native and Coast Guard petty officer, was committed for mental observation after a Chicago stint. He and a nurse planned an elopement while a Milwaukee teacher, once married under a secret mission guise, later had the marriage annulled and divorced. Knighton had been tracked to Frederick before transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harison H. Knighton
Canada
Knighton
Baltimore
Frederick
Upward Movement Of Prices Retarded In Early July Trading
New York July 2 AP The upward movement of stock prices slowed as speculative commitments were evened up before a triple holiday. Bullish moves appeared at intervals with focus on a potential rally in U S Steel shares and renewed call money at 4 percent. Trading showed totals and price action amid thin market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Ted
Summer Missionary Conference of Reformed Church at Hood
About 200 to 250 missionaries teachers of religious schools and others are expected to attend the Summer Missionary Conference of the Reformed Church at Hood College July 12 to 18. Officials include Rev A M Gluck and Rev A V Casselman. Notable speakers include Rev Allen R Bartholomew and Rev Christopher Noss. Sessions cover Bible study education and mission topics with daily activities and a farewell service July 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Reformed Church
Hood
The
Reformed Church
Hood College
Auspcca
Christian Workers of Washington
DD. C
Reformed Assembly
A. M. Gluck
D. D
Martinsburg
W. Va
Murray E. Ne
Arendtville
Misa Ywelen L. Barnhart
York
Allen R. Bartholomew
Philadelphia
Foreign Missions
General Synod of the Reformed Church
A. V. Catselman
Christopher Noss
Sendai
Japan
Oaly
A. \. Casselman
M. Gluck
Brodbsck Hall
Francis R. Cazsetman
Winchester
Our Temple Hills
Paul D. Yoder
Codorus
A. V. Casselman
Margaret Motter
Frederick
Frote
A. R. Casselman
Aliens S. de Chast
Manover
Greta Hinkle
Carrie M. Kerschner
Phila 'Delphia
Alllene de Chant
Hanover
Greta Slinkle
Collge
R. Scott Wagner
Hagerstown
Ralph
Adan
Christopher Noas
Sterling Whitener
Yochow City
China
Bartholomew
Big relics exhibit to open at Court House July celebration
A large collection of historic relics from years past is being assembled for display at the Court House as part of the Fren etick Sesquicentennial celebration. New items include autographed letters of Chief Justices Taney Madison Monroe and McGill, a Taney table, a portrait, Knox books and letters, and various Civil War era artifacts loaned by local families and collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
I Braokeney
James Madison
James Monroe
Samuel Knox
Roger Brooke Taney
Hammond Urner
Thomas B. Hayward
Dred Scott
Taney
Francis H. Markell
Joseph Trner
Frederick Academy
Knox
Thomas Jefferson
University of Virginia
University
Jefferson
Presbyterian Church
Patrick McGill
Mary
Jutla Wiliamson
Capitol
Washington
Ernest Helfenstein
Philadelphia
Duitiass
P. C
Barbara Fritchie
Clark Devilbiss
Peter Mantz
Christopher Hughes
Marslander
Mary Bee Bateler
Middlevane
Argentine flyer resumes flight after interruption
Bernardo Duggan an Argentine sportsman who left New York for Buenos Aires resumed his flight at Maraca Isidau July 2 after a forced descent on June 3 following an earlier disruption. His companions remained with him as they prepared to continue toward their destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maraca
Isidau Maraca
Bernardo Duggan
New York
Bruenos Aires
Ion Jone
Ric Jones
Typical Summer Weather For Independence Day Weekend
Washington July 2 AP The Weather Bureau forecasts typical summer weather for the weekend holiday makers. Sunday July 4 and Monday are expected to be generally fair with scattered local thunderstorms possible Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather Bureau
Col. Markey to Survey American Battle Monuments in Europe
Col. D. John Markey leaves for New York to join Gen Pershing in France aboard the Leviathan Saturday. They will survey the American Battle Monuments Commission project east of the Meuse and ground fought by the 20th and 79th divisions. The party will locate graves of Sgt James Fyfe and Cpl Robert B Frederick from Havre de Grace. The commission plans chapels at overseas cemeteries with a $1 000 000 cost and returns by July end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. John Markey
New York
Gen. Pershing
France
American Battle Monuments Commission Project
Europe
Meuse
Maryland
115Th Infantry
U. S
James Fyfe
Robert B. Frederick
Havre de Grace
Co. D
Markey
Robert G. Woodside
Pittsburg
General Pershing
Col
American Battle Commission
Harding
Congress
Meteo
GOP Fund Drive Aims To Capture Congressional Elections
New York July 2 AP. John H. McCovey Brooklyn political leader says a Republican National Committee letter asks for funds to sustain party prestige and push drastic tariff and income tax changes. He notes the missive was intended as a private message but circulated to a Democrat by error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John H. McCovey
Brooklyn
Republican National
McCovey
Pheasants distributed in Frederick County as fishing season opens
The fishing season opened with bass and other fish allowed under a nine inch minimum. Rivers Momoccey and Potomac were muddy at opening. Violations lead to local court convictions. Pheasants received Thursday by Deputy Corum from Jefferson and distributed by the State Conservation Commission to Frederick and other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Momoccey
Potomac
Frederick County
Alone Corum
Jefferson
Louis
Railroad Merger Advances With Erie Vote Favorable
New York July 2 AP The Van Sweringen brothers led plan to merge several eastern railroads moved forward as Erie directors acted favorably on the revised merger. Nickle Plate C and Hocking Valley are believed to favor the plan, Pere Marquette directors expected to vote next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
van Sweringen
Cleveland
Erie Railroad
P. Sweringen
Nickle Plate
Hocking Valley
Pere Marquette
Reveal reason for $7,000 special train for woman
Cleago July 2 AP reports the mystery train story about Mrs Cyrus McCormick Jr rushing 70 mph from New York to Chicago ends with the Chicago Tribune noting she hurried home for a select international Christian Scientists meeting. The purpose remains undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleago
Cyrus McCormick, Jr
New York
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Andrews to Talk Dry Co operation with British
Lincoln C. Andrews at Treasury to head a commission visiting England on the Aquitania to seek closer British cooperation in enforcing prohibition regulations during a New York teletyped report dated July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lincoln C. Andrews
Secretary of the Treasury
England
Robbed While Picking Daisies Reported by Taxi Driver
Hagerstown July 2 AP A taxi driver Casey Lehr and H A Houser reported losing about 22 dollars to bandits after they stopped to pick flowers along a country road between Smithsburg and Cheese Hollow. The men said the robbery happened after 11 at night on that road. The second item notes Weld Annual Outing at Peter Pan Inn Urleans with a large group attending a chicken dinner and lawn games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Casey Lehr
H. A. Houser
Smithsburg
Cheese Hollow
Charlotte McCanner
Ruth Buxton
Katherine Rir
Rose Kennedy
Edith Leathe
Susie Cramer
Elizabeth Abrecht
Meears
R Ames Herdtickwa
Errolt
Bank clearings rise in Frederick for first half of year
Frederick bank clearings for the first six months of the year show an increase of 1,303,545.83 over the same period last year, with June 1926 totaling 3,080,826.09 and April leading the six months with 2,727,080.59 in total clearings, per E C Markell of the Frederick Clearing Houses Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
E C. Markell
Frederick Clearing Houses Association
PONZI THREATENS death by own action to be released at once
Boston dispatch reports Charles Ponsi sending a telegram to Governor Fuller threatening death by his own action unless allowed to leave the United States. He is held in Houston Texas awaiting Massachusetts authorities and requests to begin a nine year sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Fuller
United States
Charles Ponsi
Houston
Texas
Massachusetts
Ponal
New York Faces Fourth Of July Transit Strike Threat
A labor clash casts a shadow over Independence Day as motormen and switchmen of the Interborough Rapid Transit threaten a midnight walkout if wage demands are not met. They voted for the strike and formed the Consolidated Railroad Workers of Greater New York after leaving their former union. The walkout could halt the city’s most important transit lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Interborough Rapid Transit
Consolidated Railroad Workers of
Greater New York
Brotherhood of Interboough Rapid Tansit
President Coolidge to Leave Wednesday for Adirondack Vacation
Washington July 2 AP says President Coolidge will depart next Wednesday for his Adirondack summer home, arriving at White Pine Camp Thursday afternoon unless plans change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Adirondack
White Pine Camp
AL Smith Welcomes Coolidge with Adirondack Summer Invite
Governor Smith mails a cordial letter to President Coolidge offering mountain breezes and a fishing license as a welcome. Coolidge is expected to reach Osgood Lake next week for a summer in the Adirondacks. Ralph Eichelberger returns to New York from vacation with his parents. Mrs Fickling and her daughter visit Frederick after travel to New York and Wallesley. Miss Margaret Rhoderick visits Norfolk relatives in Fredericksburg area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.ef
Adirondack Mountains
Coolidge
Smith
Osgood Lake
Ian Smith
Ralph Eichelberger
New York
Thomia Fichting
Columbia
N. G
Mra. Fickling
Mra
J. H. Markey
Braddock Heights
Wallesley
Frederick
Wellesley
Margaret Rhoderick
Norfolk
Robert L. Shipley
East Third Street
Fines in Frederick County Auto Violations Total $1090
The weekly report by Automobile Commissioner E Avastin Baughman shows fines and penalties totaling 1090 for violations across Frederick County. Frederick leading with 856 in fines followed by Middletown 76 Ridgeville 53 Emmitsburg 50 Woodsboro 25 and Urbana 10 with numerous suspensions and revocations for offenses including speeding intoxication without license and unregistered vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Avastin Baughman
Frederick
Middletown
Ridgeville
Emmiteburg
Woodsboro
Urbana
William EB. Mar
Olive Soufire
Charles Albright
Lester Agaherman
Earle W. Baker
Jona Bartlett
Mershall Carpenter
Y Carer
Jack Mraser Dlaggett
Charles W. Davin
Henry Dewis
Calvin Kefauver
Perry Grove
Merle Hahn
R. W. Harminton
G. 5. Hawkins
Elmer Holland
Andrew Jackson
Norman Kaufman
Harry D. Lambert
T. F. Mason
En Wood Myers
Grayson
Nikirk
P D. Powell
John E. Redmond
Heanse
Francia Fi Shannon
Paul Spencer
B. Suddath
Charlies Summers
Libertytown VY. Crobill
Jos Abraham
T. CG. Hens
Leonard
Sheatker
Robert J. Smith
William Nestop
Posweston
W. H. Hawkins
Kimmel
John Burne
Woodaboro
Melvin Gilbert
Claude Smith
Ira H. Bhafer
Atry
Harry Casser
Lester PB
Ausherman
Frederick Junction
Marshall Carter
Sykesville
Mt. Airy
A. Z Kimmel Jr
Peter McGibbon
Emmiltabure
Joba Bartett
Jamerille
Samuel Hodges
Emmitsburg
Acdrew Jackson
Toe
Organized Bible Class Conference Opens at Hood College
About 400 persons are expected for the Organised Bible Class Conference opening at 6 30 this evening at Hood College. The event is part of the Christian Workers Conference and follows other district meetings. The program includes an opening service at 5 40 dinner at 6 and a series of sermons forums and group classes led by Reverend J M Dawson Dr A C Christie Miss Emma Turner and others with revival style evening sessions and devotional addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organtead
Hood College
Christan Workers
Jutta
J. H. Apple
Mra
M. Dawson
Waco
Texas
District of Columbia
J. M. Dawson
Emma L Turner
Emmanuel Baptist Church
J. Z. Duffield
D. C
A. C. Christie
Calvary M. E. Church
Washington
Louis Mattern
Foundry
M. E. Church
John S., Bennett
Central Union Mission
Addrean
Robert Hicks
South Whitley
Ind
Lectures on Psycho Analysis by Arthur C Nothating
A series of lectures on psycho analytic treatment by Arthur C Nothating B Sc will be held in Braddock Weights auditorium tonight Saturday afternoon and night and Sunday afternoon The topics include The Analytic Method as an Every Day Need Analysis as an Aid to Efficiency Analysia as a Medical Theory Analysis as a Philosophy of Life
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C. Nothating
Braddock Weights
Preparatory Service at Presbyterian Church
A preparatory service before the Lord's Supper will be held Friday at 7.50 p.m. in the chapel on West Second Street. Dr. G. Fitla Williams of Calvary M. E. Church will deliver the sermon. All who wish to join the communion are asked to meet with the session after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
West Second Street
G. Fitla Williams
Calvary M. BE
Dance at Liberty town draws many guests and residents
A large twilight to midnight dance at Oakland, the Charles F smith country place near Liberty town, honored by Mrs Ed ward Hobbs for three grandchildren, drew guests from Frederick, Emmitsburg, Hagerstown, Baltimore, Westminster and beyond. Music by Hagan's Orchestra filled the hall with lively waltzes and long lines of attendees enjoyed roses and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Charles Fmith
Libertytown
Towradey
Edward Hobbs
Elias Hobbs
Wiliam Hobbes, Jr
Clemeonride
Charis Smith
Liberty
Baltimore
Westminster
Emnoittsburg
Hagerstown
West Virginia
Hobbs
Charles &. Smith
Hagan
Aly
Frederick
Viclola Williamson
Martha Conley
Marian Pau
Mary McComas
Margaret
Elizabeth Sager
Katherine Kieffer
Elizabeth Tyson
Agana
Harriett Kemp
Antoinette Gale
Monlon Haller
Laura
Trosalle Osburn
Barbara Dennis
Elizabeth Herlges
Margaret Boyle
Emmitsburg
Mary M. Sappington
Charlotte Stone
Hammaker
Julia
James Etchison
J. Alliene William
Bernhardt Witlamson
Walker Carty
Adrian Mc.Cardell
Robert Clapp, Jr
Casper FE. Cline
Walter Zeigter
James Dean
Albert Derr
Mactin Bowers
John Markey
Hugh Engilab
Edgar Palmer
Charen Cowles
Harold Clem
Jack Claggett
Peterarillie
John Brooke Bosle
Emmitabarg
William Thoman
Pearre Wentz
James C. Thomas
Francia Sappington
William Hobbs
Clemsonville
Pearre
Harry Haller
W. W. Osburn
George R. Dennis, Jr
Robert Trson
Myre
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Hamilton
Flagerstown
Charles Staith
Ten State Groups Spent Large Sums, Wheeler Tells Inquiry
Wayne Wheeler of the Anti Saloon League testified that ten state organizations spent over 600000 in six years on senatorial and primary campaigns across Pennsylvania Oregon Wisconsin and Minnesota. He cited figures from accountants in Westerville and noted payments to several candidates and organizers while denying imprudent honoraria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington
Wayne BH. Wheeler
Pennylvania
Oregon
Alconsia
Minnesota
Pola
Canport
Ga Pinchot
Pepper
Reed
Hiad
Mary
Tes National Don
Teat Jtbos
Ee Semnpolge
Wheeler
Gsother
Westerville
Beee
Pearton Hobson
Khe Chatehan
Merrimac
Gidrarama
Atesa
Lahat
Democrat
Georgia
Republin
Personal notices of guests and departures in town society
Purely personal items list Miss Virginia Gouditch as guest of Mise Haller on East second street. A series of local social notices mentions several women from Hagerstown to Weet i street, along with plans to travel to New York for summer schools and to Philadelphia for centennial events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Gouditch
Mise Haller
East Second Street
Julia Hamilton
Schabley
Hageratown
Oil City
Mesara
Unimilton
Page Wroth Town
Katherine Kieffer
Cecelia Massey
Witer
Clarence Bush
West Patrick
Alice C. Witter
Lsat
Hood College
New York School of Fine Bled
New York City
Philadelphia
Marie P. Emmert
Jack
Idelphia
Beverly
Ida Risehart
North Street
New York
Iron Worker Falls Eight Stories in Baltimore
A Baltimore report notes an iron worker plummeted eight stories in a construction accident. Rescue crews responded, and the worker was listed in serious condition at a city hospital. Authorities investigated the fall to determine cause and safety compliance at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Worker
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Milas Doll
Potomac Edison
Sauble's
H. H. Knighton
Joseph Chapline
Glenn H. Worthington
General Lafayette
Peat Eader
Elisha Bell
Martha McCleery
Gol. Markey
U. S. Commission
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Baitimore
Getimes
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