Uncertain Independence Day Weather for Frederick City
Frederick plans for a cautious Fourth of July with possible showers and cool spells as weather forecasters warn of unsettled conditions. Banks offices and many stores will close for the holiday while celebrations feature a swimming meet, speed ball game, and excursions to Braddock Heights. A Tivol Theater program for children is scheduled at 10 a.m. in Baker Park, with a parade from the park led by the American Legion band. Directors of the Mt. Airy Masonic Hall Association were named at the annual stockholders meeting, listing officers and board members for the coming year.
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Frederick
Frederick City
Braddock Heights
Washington
Tivol Theater
Nam Farge
Baker Park
American Legion
Atresta
Mt. Alry Masonic Hall Association
Jesse P. King
Walter Fr, Mudy
Asa H. Wat~ King
Hubert DP
Nordelle
C. CO
Thuebert P. Burdette
C. C. Riddlemoser
Walter R. Rudy
Weather Summary From Daily Almanac Line
Weather today at 7 am reports trace precipitation. Yearly totals show July 1923 rainfall at 2.44 inches, normal 4.0 inches. Yesterday’s high and year to date temperatures noted with low readings and forecast guidance. Moon phase noted for tomorrow with expected illumination.
Second Pwin Joined To Other At Skull Dies
Medford Massachusetts July 3 APA report says a medical tragedy occurred when the joined twins died after separate surgical attempts. Doctors had planned a delicate operation to separate the joined skulls but both infants died in the course of the procedure. The mother of the newborns, Mrs Diego Frarenza, already had other healthy children.
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Skull
Medford
Mas
APA
Shamiese Sai
Fred. Setatly
John Wo Veenidia
Pliverctin
Eather
Tosa
Imso
Diego Frarenza
Berger
Samete
Bircka
Doesn't Want a Cent Claim Against Helen Hayes
Chicago July 3 AP Dramatic critic Carol Frink, quoted by her attorney, says she doesn't want a cent from a $100,000 suit against Helen Hayes. Frink accuses Hayes of stealing Charles MacArthur, her ex husband, and seeks to tell her story in court. Testimony opened third day as Frink stressed she loves MacArthur, who testified he is not fond of her.
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Chicago
Carol Prink
Helen Hayes
Miss Brink
Charles MacArthur
MacArthur
Miss Sin
Miss Frink
Miss Prink
San Golan
Frink
Miss Way
Crite
Large Graceham Barn Fire Destroys Farm Buildings Near Graceham
A large bank barn wagon shed and garage on Charles Prushour’s Graceham area farm burned shortly after midnight. Fire originated in a garage and destroyed eight tons of hay several crops along with a tractor and other machinery. No injuries reported. authorities could not determine a cause. The loss is estimated around 4000 dollars, largely insured. The farm previously belonged to the late William J. Martin.
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Charles Prunhour
Graceham
Thurmont Volunteer Fire Company
Owens Creek
Jacob Martin
Roy Martin
Prushour
William J. Martin
Perry Wins All England Tennis Title at Wimbledon
Pred Perry defeats Gottfried Von Cramm 8 4 in the final to claim his third straight all England singles title. Also filed in court records Gertrude G Brunner seeks divorce from Kermit Brunner stating marriage began October 19 1927 and alleging desertion by the husband.
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Wimbledon
England
Pred Perry
Geremany
Gottfried von Cramm
Gal
Gertrude G. Brunner
Kermit BE Brunner
Thareday
Ad Tise
Abe
Woman Sought in Vengeance Death Near Surrender
Chicago report describes a vengeance slaying of Audrey Villette in her apartment. Ruth Freed is sought after by Captain Drew of the police, who links the case to her husband Edward Freed, manager of a pay resort, and notes a motive tied to alleged jealousy and anger.
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Chiesco
Cabares
Echines
Ruth Freed
Anedrew
Barty
Audrey Vailette
Vieting
Metim
T+ Nolan
Indiana
Photographer shoots self as League meets in Geneva
Czechoslovak photographer Stefan tax shot himself in the chest as the League of Nations Assembly opened its fourth session. He was carried from the auditorium in a dying condition. A witness said the man cried this is the instant Lux and Jew and Praha papers. he left a letter saying he wished to die to draw world attention to the situation of the Jews in Germany.
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Geneva
Stefan Tax
Himelf
League of Nations Assembly
Lax
League
Lux
Jew
Praha
Germany
Strine Sues For Divorce In Circuit Court
Thelvnn I Strine files for absolute divorce from Ernest J Strine in Circuit Court. She claims they wed May 15 1920 at Gaithersburg Montgomery County and lived in Hartlo w lows until mid November 1932 when he deserted her and said he would not live with her. She seeks custody of their children through her attorney H H Kieffer DeLauter.
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Thelvnn I. Strine
HH. Kieffer DeLauter
Cireadt
Ernest J. Strine
Mra
String
Urey
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
Vudsun Minger
Harthollows
Injured in Palmer Farm Incident Near Middles Town
A worker named White picking cherries at Clarence T. Alviis farm near Middles town fell from a tree Monday afternoon. He sustained a fracture to the left arm and injury to the right arm. William Reeder, located west of Middles town, assisted.
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White
Clarence T. Alviis
Middlestown
Page Thulsay de de la Det
William @ Reeder
Marriage Licence Recorded in Otagers Town
A marriage licence has been issued in Otagers Town for Grace 2 Crimet, 24, and Laura Gi, Warren, 14 Frederick.
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Laas Gi
Warren
Frederck
Poot Nore Ty Senp Ng At Work Reeestly
A garbled OCR item hints at a local feature on Pooter Puthers and dieting trends. Names, dates, or clear events are unreadable, but the fragment suggests a marginal workplace health discussion and product features.
Curtains From Sugar Sacks And Burlap Exhibited
Exhibits show curtains made from sugar sacks and dishcloths from burlap. The display includes garment materials and woven fabrics, with volunteers detailing craft methods and community involvement. The event highlights local artisans and a focus on reused materials in a public exhibit.
Dairymen Picnic at Rocky Ridge Park Arrangements Planned
Dairymen at Marsland State Dairy Association prepare for a picnic at Mt Tabor Park Rocky Ridge with a 2 PM start. The program features farm youths races prizes from 10 cents to 1 dollar a beauty contest for farm entrants, an evening concert by Thurmont groups and Fishing Creek artists, farm movies, music by the New Windsor band, meals on site and amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amauta Marsland State Dairymen
Prodsertek
Easter Carroll Counties
Mt. Tabor Park
Rocky Ridges
Curley Buru
University of Mariah At Poe
Hue
Prin
Luna
CAS Afeloek
Yuead Testis Beraly
Thurmont
Paul
Narold Krone
James Slothemyer
Stephen Nelson
Margaret Krone
Association
New Windsor Boys
More Members For Appalachian Apples
Several additional apple growers were enrolled in the Appalachian Complete apple growers' organization for the area at a meeting Thursday night in the county agent's office. Henry J. Shoemaker supervised, A P Viereler led, University of Maryland extension horticulturist. The group plans an apple advertising drive funded by members at one half cent per bushel. Frederick County growers are included.
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Ofice
Henry J. Shoemaker
A. P. Vier=eller
University of Maryland
Brevere
No Paper Saturday Delays Local Notices Open After Five
In observance, all notices will be delayed and the printing house will not publish on Saturday. The entire part will be closed until after five o clock, with Bundy remaining closed for the day.
Butler Named Camp Project Leader for ICCC Work
Project superintendent of the Gathan Conversation Camp in New York area, Butler takes official charge after years at Fishing Creek Camp. Bartinany and other officials note his departure leaves a loss to the community, citing improvements to the Fishing Creek area and watershed access.
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Butler
Burnham
Charles Ny Butler
Dreity Boy
Baltimore
Mr Butler
Pislitias Crvk
Bartihany
al le Twas
Addals
Fishing Creek
Albany
Neoy
Asters Fie
New York Area
Melvin W. Cousins
Ie Cag
Harminham
Kimer Fie. Maxwell
Prederick
JF. Davis
Huahans
Wis
VAS
Abrnham
Three Drunken Drivers And Eight Fatal Accidents Listed
Fredericka report lists three drunken drivers and eight fatal accidents for the past week with fines ranging from 5 to 100 dollars. Noted violators include Alfred Kerns, Hubert W. Leatherman, Theodore Leatherman, Lenford Price, Carl A. Tressier, and others cited for drunken driving, speeding, failing to show license, no insurance, and failing to stop after an accident.
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Fredericka
Cannes
Aument
Arcidentas
Frederick
Homer M Dulaney
Rock- Fece
Alfredt Kerns
Hubert W. Leatherman
Theodore WW
Leatherman
Lenford Price
Carl A. Tressier
Leonard No Kauttman
Bykesville
Uonard
Waitt
Ke Tess Delsing
Thurmont
Morrin Tee Martin
John BE
Walter
Robert William Worl
Terbhana
Charee Beete
Nee Deat
Merie Poh
Anstraner
Drought Strikes Midwest as Rain and Aid Arrive
Prairie regions of Minnesota and the Dakotas suffer severe drought with parched soils. Federal purchase programs authorize relief for distressed cattle, triggering payments up to 7 000 head in the north central states. Local forecasts indicate continued hardship despite government aid.
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da Ponthiern
Peedpadion
Iit Gourchout
Noomolstine
Peaidies
Minnesota
Pekotbee
Safety Campaign Goes Ahead Warns Drivers At Square
A safety drive led by Ho Munter in Dresden streets uses loudspeakers and roadside notices to urge obeying traffic rules. He warns against red light violations and double parking while recounting accidents and the death of a person, as bystanders gather to hear the admonitions.
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Jocal
Don
Unitedtates
Aiuare
Dresden
Nike Qiase
Hunter
Munter
Alxteen
Wunter
Roosevelt Dedicates Shenanidowh Park Podiy
The ceremony marks the dedication of Shenanidowh Park with local officials and community members in attendance. Speakers reference public recreation, cultural heritage, and the park's future role in the region. The event highlights park benefits and community pride.
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Roosevelt
Shenanidowh
Congheck Returns Home to Seattle Amid Crowd Jest
Marion A Aloneheck returns to Nia wore town after a trip from Chicago aboard a train. He is escorted by a half dozen friends through cheering spectators to meet his mother Mrs lone check while former TWA stenographer Vloneheck accompanies him. Mrs loneheek arrives by plane, greeted by locals and reporters.
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Seattle
Marion
Nia
Chicago
Vloneheck
TWA
Loneheek
Young People's Session Opens At Hood College
Hood College hosts the Presbyterian Synod Young People's Conference with 275 delegates and 25 leaders attending from Maryland, Delaware, and DC. The opening vesper is at 7 pm and the business session follows. the all day program continues Saturday with Bible study and spiritual instruction led by Venable.
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Howl College
Presbyterian Synod
Daldimore
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Venable
New Case
Del
Strong Following For Motor Shares In Market
New York reports show motor shares gaining in market activity due to higher production noted in weekly trade reports. Investors favored preferred tubes and several industrial classifications despite drought concerns boosting cereal prices and other commodities.
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New York
Uunty
Drouth
Drakerage
2000 Replacements In CCC Camps Are Open
AP dispatch reports Army Third Corps Area opens 2000 replacements in CCC camps across four states including Maryland and Pennsylvania. Preference given to veterans on relief and families in need. program aims to place TR veterans and key enlistees in suitable roles as funding allows.
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CCC
Nattimore
Army Third Corps
Utcoe
Mil Coe
Vanestes
Aly
Enranteers
Maryland
Mtiel
Puumtore
Famies
Vecindiee
Inicludtes Pennactiania
Reform League Sought by France Envoy Amid War Debate
Geneva reports French Foreign Minister Delbos urged a reformation of the League of Nations pact before August 15. He proposed a system of regional pacts linked to the League with automatic actions under Article XVI to deter aggression, arguing the Covenant’s arms were not fully used in the Italo Ethiopian war. Norway’s foreign minister warned of dangers in regional pacts.
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Geneva
Morade
J League
Morelen
Delvat
League
Uke Foren
Norway
Continue Search For Bodies Of Missing Men
Oouklind Md July 30 CAPL Bparred by Ui discovery of articles of elithing searchers renewed efforts fatay to locate the dates of two aem inary atutents believed to have dromned in Deep Creel Lake. Two palrs of trousers found in the lake last night were identified my thos of the students. Searchers believed the discarded clothing indicated the young men, neither able swimmer, had made no effort to save themselves. Alfred Bchiricher and Pranedsy Rdzok are the missing students with Chicago and Poulk Center, Minn, connections.
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Oouklind
Alfred Bchiricher
Poulk Center
Minn
Pranedsy
Summer course adds teachers from Frederick County schools
The Frederick County Board of Education lists teachers registered for a summer program at various universities and schools including George Washington University Johns Hopkins University Wisconsin Maryland Penn State. Names include Lucilla Moler Reba K Holtze Mary Ann Payne and others with assignments to Brunswick East Brunswick New Midway Parkway and Wrapswick schools plus district staff at multiple universities.
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Frederick County
cMte
Board of Education
Lucilla N. Moler
Brunswick
George Wallington University
Buc
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Charles Froushour
Perry
Husband
Mer Ray Dan
Audrey Villette
Meaty Times
Min V
Annabele
Freedais
S.de“ Oana
Self
Otagers Town
Stokes
Fin Barbie
Wey
Artale
Bradte Hok Coby
Warchester Ebatl
Misys
tVo
White Wonnder Ik
Mw Holter
Mis Selle Kepler
Mix ‘Mhitna
Auarteles
Prederick County Welfare Board
AEA
Irfants
Stuart
Peroithy
Rocky Ridge Park
Tyrd
State Association
Prites
Appalachian Apples
Chedee
States
Great Lakes
Region
Dakotas
Wallace
Roc
Mlet, Diebas
Miedenck Prealuchtia Credit Association
Focal
Fhe
Thomas Co Darby
Peters
Law Committee
Mc Darby
Fo Maron
Thomas
Anderson
Amin
Healtsey
China
Nanking
Mwvdeows
Tvanids
Goatthern
Tate
Congheck
Mother
Hood College
Helegaler
Nalilmore
France
Eign
Wadkindon
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