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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1930
Page
4
A retrospective on railroad safety showing fewer railroads and passengers in 1901, with 140 passenger deaths in 1901 and 59 railway workers killed or injured in coupling incidents in 1900. Advances are credited to safer equipment, safety appliances, and railroad personnel care, evolving from past opposition to safety laws.
The National Conference on Highway Safety urges parallel footpaths along busy roads to separate pedestrians from vehicles. Rural and built up areas lack such paths due to cost and vehicle-focused highway funding. Lighting highway sections is proposed as a practical alternative to improve pedestrian safety amid low power costs and rural reach.
The Blue Mountain Conference of the Episcopal church enters its final week at Hood College with a Wednesday pageant directed by Miss Joy Higgins. Holy Communion and services fill the schedule through Friday, culminating in the morning session. The Elijah pageant Wednesday and a later play mark key events as participants, costumes, and readings unfold across campus.
From Frederick Chronicle a fragment notes Brimaaick, aged eleven, and Rev. David N. Duitmar recount farm events. East Patrick returns from a Washington trip with stories of local ties and historical memory.
Dale J. Kearney, 30, federal Prohibition agent, was killed on Aguillar Main Street as he walked alone early today. The shooter fled in a car that roared away down the street. Kearney, recently transferred from Denver, had earned a reputation for aggressive liquor law prosecutions in Walsenburg area and Trini district.
July 7 local items report Mrs J W Ware and Mrs Susie Weihmeyerty visiting in Washington and returning home. St Mary’s Sewing Circle gathered with Mrs Ernest Boyle. 4 H members from Dickerson attended a county wide fish and game event in Gaithersburg led by Mrs Mateela White and Miss Eleanor Jones. Rockville and Washington residents, including Warren B Pamph et and Jack Adnutt, visited tied households. multiple guests and neighbors noted in Dickerson community postings.
The fragment mentions heart disease and recovery, M-ray and Ruma motors, and tests by Dr. TK Richaras. It references a science context with Cape of France energy and a focus on protecting life during movement. Names and exact details are unclear due to poor OCR.
About 285 descendants from Kentucky gathered near Buckeysown for a first annual Braddock reunion. The oldest woman was Nira? chris we Cromwell, 88. Dinner and social time filled the day with invitations offered by Rev. Almers W. Walck of Grace Reformed Church. An organization formed with J Travers Thomas elected president and other officers chosen. annual meeting set for the first Sunday in July.
A fragmentary collection of historical quotes on politics and society. It references a Republican Senate candidate for New Jersey, spiritual and intellectual leaders, and remarks attributed to Coolidge era figures about social economics and leadership. The text is garbled and incomplete but centers on political ambition and societal reform.
Theater note appears garbled with names and phrases. Readable parts mention cinema imagery and romantic tones, referencing individuals possibly Ray Lavearre and Trevor. Details are unclear, missing dates and locations, leaving only scattered hints of a show or serenade.
A special Carroll Board of Education meeting approved aid totaling about 2400 dollars for a building project and arranged quick-start plans by March 1, 1931. Union Bridge will house the High School in the old Leish Cement Co. space donated by Mr. LaForge, with quarters secured for operations. Oak Grove, storm-destroyed and uninsured, will send students to Tanetown. Westminster High School will get a sanitary toilet system.
James Darby left Friday for Minnesota to join surveyors on government reservations. Washington Grove players present The Little Cutthopper to raise funds at Barnesville Community Hall on July 10. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Edward Brosing in Hilton and Vaughan Darby relatives in Washington.
A fragmentary OCR excerpt reports a union bridge event or wedding notice dated July 7 in the Washington DC area and mentions Coram Ed Coviece and Lehich Ce with uncertain surrounding details.
In New York on July 7 broadway reveals the adventures of fair weather Charlies who leave a trail of hundreds at the tables of the gay white way. The piece follows heavy spenders and the attention they draw among fashionable audiences and tabloid readers as a chain of sightings and rumors travels through social circles.
Today in History lists 1886 Thomas Hooker founder of Hartford and 1814 Walter Scott novel first published anonymously with other notable events. Birthdays include Frank B. Noyes Abraham Cahan M Lyle Spencer and Junius Horner marked as anniversaries. Also a short horoscope notes dual nature and career prospects.
Fragmentary write up notes diverse groups at distant bays and beaches. References several types of divers and varied physiques. Mentions warm and cold days and a joyful season tied to a hard earned vacation by LUF Burrow or similar name.
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