Frederick 10 Have Gala Time on July Fourth
Frederick and surrounding areas observe Independence Day with nationwide celebrations. Banks, post offices, and businesses close. court and city offices halt activities. no mail. A 11:30 AM program at Grove of Golden Stars, a 2 PM baseball game, and numerous dances mark the day amid traffic, fireworks, and park festivities.
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America
Washington
Uncle Sam
Bugse
Frederick
Cally
Court House
News*Post
Grove of Golden Stars
Braddock
Martinsburg
Kine, Ridge
Cotillion Club
Carpetia
Maryland
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Den-Mar
Starper's Ferry
Antietam
Gettysburg
Frederick City
Country Club
Catoctin Country Clubs
Thomas
Hayward
James H. Grove Jr
Automobile Commissioner's Report Details $509 in County Fines
Public by Commissioner Baughman shows fines totaling 509 dollars collected by magistrates for motor law violations. Ridgeville led with 71, Frederick 200, New Market 391, Middletown 37, Libertytown 20. Roland Dotson denied a license for driving without one. Violations include speeding, no registration, operating without license, reckless driving, and improper equipment across multiple towns. many offenders were non residents.
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Baughman
Ridgeville
Frederick
New Market
Middletown
Libertytown
Roland Dotson
Airy
Rolla Banko
Albert Rowe
Melville Ramsburg
Theodora Rosenbloom
Max Samly
Louis Sellmayer
Leon R. Smith
W. W. Brown
W. J. Richardsoth
Hill
J. B. Wade
Harford Dudlas
William Casey
Nathan R. Warthen
Edgar Bere
Weaver Clem
Edmund H. Fox
R. Williams
Fidgeville
Edgar F. Ahalt
Robert €. Bomans
Jack P. deSharp
Rolald Dotson
J. R. Gentry
Roy Greet
Michael Harris
Edwin T. Hearne
H. H. Kolland
William E. Kelly
Paul R. Kolb
George Luers
Henry R. Rosspass
R. Lee Rouhler
Sam A. Simons
C. L. Sosith
William Snowden
George 38
Ward
Golf Tournament At Tri-State Meet In Martinsburg
The Tri State Golf tournament gathers at the Moka course of the Opequon Club in Martinsburg on July 4. Catoctin Club will send captains and members including Alvin G Quinn George Parkburat W Scholl Heraperger William B Leichert Dr R W Baer Harry Legore James Hi Grove Jr and Harry Lebbers. Matches feature Fountain Head Club of Hagerstown against Alne Ridge Country Club Boyce Va Belle Haven Alexandria Va v Opequon Golf Club Martinsburg Winchester Golf Club of Winchester Va and Catoctin Country Club Frederick among others.
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Opequon
Martinsburg
W. Yr
Catoctin
Alvin G. Quinn
George Parkburat
W. Scholl Heraperger
William B. Leichert
R. W. Baer
Harry Legore
James Hi. Grove, Jr
Harry Lebbers
Fountain Head Club
Hagerstown
Alne Ridge
Boyce
Belle Haven
Alexandria
Opequon Golf Club
Winchester Golf Club
Winchester
Frederick
Weather forecast for North and Mid Atlantic states
Period of showers expected in the middle of the coming week with rain ending later. Temperatures to run near normal or slightly below in the North and Mid Atlantic regions according to Associated Press Washington report.
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Associated Proas
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Cotillion Club Dance Tonight Ends City Fourth Festivities
The Cotillion Club hosts a large Fourth of July celebration with events tonight at Braddock Heights and the Catoctin Country Club. A Frederick Cotillion Club dance runs 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. with Hagan’s Orchestra. midnight supper. Guests from out of town invited. numerous matrons and a floor committee named. List of attendees and hosts includes many local clubs and prominent residents. Two house parties accompany the holiday.
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Braddock Heights
Country Club
Frederick Coton Club
Catoctin
Muale
Hagan
J. H. M. Claggett
Sanel G. Duvall
Frederick W. Trarwell
J. John Markey
Henry J. Orth, Jr
George J. Rose
Frinda X. Staler
John Usher Markell, Jr
James H. Cramer
George E. Grove
Goesta
Harry Boyle
Winchester
Grove White
Wilbur Kindles
City
Frank Hedges
Ray Tigjor
Thuemont
Peter W. Chichester
Edwin Mason
Isaac Shupp
Alton R. Middlehaut
Hageratown
BM. Davis
Robert Peter
Edward C. Peter
Rockville
Marry LeGore
Thomas Anderson
Basil Mobley
George R. Ledrore
Handall Carroll
Peterstile
Willam Schnaufter
Brunswick
John F. Claggett
Jack Allautt
Mr. and
Mel
Charles H. Conley
Misa Helen Abell Conley
Form Choral Society Organizes in Utica Area
The Blue Ridge Choral Society formed Thursday evening at Utica with about 50 members from the county’s upper section. A July 9 meeting will be in Creagerstown’s Lutheran church hosted by Creagerstown residents. Officers include Director W. A. R. Bell, Secretary Mildred Neighbors, Treasurer DeWitt T. Frea, and pianist Miss Myrtie Miller.
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Blue Ridge Choral Society
Utica
Creagerstown
W. A. R. Bell
New Buffalo Hotel Site Welcomes New Restaurant
A new restaurant opened today at the Buffalo Hotel site to serve anticipated holiday crowds. It is managed by P. DeNicholls. The report notes European villages drive goats through towns to rouse dairymen, a curious contrast to the new dining hub.
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Buffalo Hotel
P. DeNicholls
Mrs Coolidge Almost Struck By Motorcycle in Swampscott
Mrs Coolidge narrowly escaped being struck by a motorcycle as four state troopers escorted an escort party toward Cambridge. The incident occurred on a Swampscott road when she stepped aside just in time. A Secret Service man and bystanders alerted the riders, who continued to the White House without stopping.
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White Court
State Constabulary
James Hales
Secret Service
Iain
Rave
Coolidge
Haley
Mrs. Coolidge
Woman shoots husband then attempts suicide in quake section
A California quake brief describes a fatalistic day as a woman shoots her husband and, later, herself, amid tremors felt across Santa Barbara and nearby cities. Reports cite Santa Barbara and Pasadena shocks around 8:38 am, with no injuries or property damage. Buildings swayed, occupants rushed outside, tremors lasting six seconds, two shocks, minor effects reported in Ventura and Los Angeles areas.
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Los Angeles
Ventura
Nat Town
Santa Barbara
Arrest Threat Looms Over 300 Former Deputy State Game Wardens
A large group of former deputy state game wardens face arrest for failing to surrender commissions and badges after mass dismissals. State Game Warden LeCompte plans warnings to noncompliant deputies, seeking custody of credentials amid concerns over misuse. The drive follows reports of abuse of police powers by fee deputies and broad removals of inactive personnel. Parallel county forestry contest entries surge with Maryland Forestry Association events extended to May 20, Frederick County leading in entries, Harford second, prizes for largest trees.
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Wanlen FB
State Game Department
Mr. LeCompte
Hig
le Compte
Trederick County
Maryland Forestry Association
Frederick County
Harford County
Caroline
Cecil
Worrester
Pre Holiday Trading Confusion Grips Market
In New York on July 3, price movements showed confusion as industrials and ratios stayed heavy on pre holiday profit taking while specialties drew pool buying. Nash Motors sank 28 points to 411 on one sale amid liquidation of a bankrupt exchange firm as call money rose to 4 percent. total volume neared 1,300,000 shares.
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New York
Motors
Nash Motors
Rites
Dean, Ouativia and Co Fails as Bankruptcy Hits N Y Exchange
New York stock exchange firm Dean Ouativia and Co fails and is placed under bankruptcy action after an involuntary petition by three employees. Estimated liabilities reach 5 million dollars with assets around 4 million. Judge Bondy appoints William M. Cannon as receiver under a 50 thousand dollar bond. Also notes a Tombstone Golf Tournament at Catoctin Country Club to be held all day on July 4.
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Associated Mrean
New York
Swch
Dean, Ouativia and Co
Exchange
Bondy
William M. Cannon
No Paper Saturday The News July Fourth Closure
In accordance with custom there will be no issue of The News on Saturday July 4. The business and editorial offices will be closed for the day and reopen Sunday evening after eleven oclock.
Mail Carriers Open Convention in Frederick
Delegates to the Maryland Rural Letter Carriers Association annual convention gather at the Francia Scott Key Hotel for events this evening and Saturday morning. About 60 to 75 delegates attend with a banquet at 6 30 PM led by H Wl Bellary of the rural delivery service. Mayor Lloyd C Caller welcomes the delegation. The final session is set for 9 AM Saturday.
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Maryland Rural Letter Carrieras Association
Francia Scott Key Hotel
Frederick
Fret Easton
H. Wl. Bellary
Will Apeak
Lloyd C. Caller
Injunction Sought to Halt Scopes Case Hearing
Clarence Darrow announced that the Scopes trial would be moved to federal court with defense counsel denying a New York conference. Tennessee officials sought a federal injunction to block state court proceedings in Dayton Tennessee, with two complaints filed.
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Chicago
Ader
Clarence Darrow
Scopes
Payton, Tenn
Darrow
Hid
New York
John WR
Neg
Dudley Fielt Matone
Bainbridge Toth
Neal Fins
Tennessee
Fata
Dayton
Tenn
Red Men Fourth of July Picnic in Miller's Woods Near Lewistown
Chippewa Tribe of Red Men and Natoma Council of Pocahontas plan a July Fourth basket picnic for members families and friends in Miller's woods near Lewistown with games for children and a quartet from Frederick Castle. Delegations from Washington County and tribes from Hagerstown Brunswick and Washington DC expected. Wigwam departures at 9 am and return at 7 pm. Chippewa Tribe and Natomia council install new chiefs for six months including Prophet Lourren L Welty Sachem Lewis H Enele Jr and others. Natomia council installs Prophetess Catherine Keyser Pocahontas Lydia Starr Wenona Nellie Morgan and Powhatan George L Burdette.
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Chippewa Tribe of
Red Men
Natoma Council of
Pocahontas
Miller’s Woods
Lewistown
Frederick Castle
Amercan Knights of
Nem der
Washington County Castle
Knlighte
Watkins Murray Wedding This Afternoon at Calvary M E Church
The marriage of Robert M. Watkins son of Mr and Mrs Thomas E B Watkins of Mr Airy to Miss Mazel Murray daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Murray of Mr Airy will be held at 3 o clock this afternoon at Calvary M E church Mr Airy with Rev Emmett R Spencer officiating Charles F McFadden of Elkton will be best man The brides maid will be Miss Helen Mullally of Baltimore After the ceremony the Watkins will travel to Atlantic City and other points before a reception upon their return on Thursday July 10 They will reside in Mr Airy until September then move to C regard Park where Mr Watkins is on the faculty of the Cater Batty of Maryland
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Robert M. Watkins
Thomas EB. Watking
Mr. Airy
Misa Mazel Murray
Joseph Murray
Calvary M. KE. Church
Airy
Emmett R. Spencer
Charles F. McFadden
Elkton
Robert Man
Tragedy Near Clarksburg Involving Young Wife
Mrs. Elizabeth Purdum aged 21 fatally shot her husband Maurice Curdum and slashed her own throat in the home of her parents near Clarksburg Montgomery county. She was taken to Sykesville hospital for mental examination while the husband died of his wounds. The couple, described as loving, had a nervous illness in recent months and two small children were left with relatives as neighbors and police investigate.
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Elizabeth Purdum
Maurice Curdum
Webb Watkins
Clarksburg
Montgomery County
Iris
Norman Willams
G. M. Rover
Sykesville
Purdum
Frederick playgrounds reopen with high attendance
Frederick reports near a week of operation with large turnout at five playground sites. Winchester street and the Coled High School grounds to open Monday. Daily attendance across Keli Market Street Washington School New City Park totals 250 plus, with 300 children using facilities.
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Ridge- Peopleville
Retail Merchants Association
Francis Scott Key
Market Street
Cotillion
Catoctin Country Club
Form Choral Society
Mrs. Coologe
Gop
Cambridge
Associated Prews
Swampecott
Mass
California
Venturas
Pasadena
Associated Presa
Cal
Angeles
A. Im
Dybis Mornning
LeCompta
Unte
Actinna
Tele Mela Paris
NEW York Stock Exchange
Tombstone
Geveral
Darrow Save
Lewistown Woods
Mine Murray
de Tims
Watkins
Htsband
Stem
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