Frederick Airport survey to begin near West Fourth Street
The city plans a survey of the Frederick Airport site, over 90 acres between West Fourth and West Seventh streets, after exercising options on Pumnan and Kemp properties. The government will equip the site as an emergency landing field for the Washington to Cleveland air mail route, with floodlights, a beacon, and an astronomical clock control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Pumnan
Kemp
West Fourth
West Seventh Street Pikes
Thomas Bourne
Airways Division
United States Departmens of Commerce
Potomac Edison Company
Washington
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Department of Commerce
Bourne
Pittsbergh
Bourds
Market report shows heavy trading and speed notes
In New York trading morning activity was brisk with a large block of shares moving. The closing was described as active with about 4 100 906 shares changing hands. A note on Gulfstream speed was included noting its pace along the Atlantic coast.
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Atlantic
United
City to open bids for pipeline trench work
The mayor and aldermen will open bids at 8 for trench beds connected with the larger water pipeline toward building. The Cemren Pipeard Foundry Company, awarded the pipe contract, will settle soon to begin shipment. Actual laying of the enlarged pipe is set to start shortly.
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Puilticg
Lee Bert
Cam Ren Pipeard
Rotary Assembly 70 to Be Held Here in July
Arrangements underway for the 34th District Rotary Assembly with sessions at the Maryland State School for the Deaf and hotel headquarters at Francis Scott Key. Prof Ignatius Bjorlee will address Rotary goals. about 100 representatives expected. dinner planned July 17 at Hotel Bridge Dock with Guy Gundaker as guest speaker.
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Rotary Clube
Rotary International
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Francis Seat Key Hotel
Ignatius Bjorlee
Big City
Rotary
Dallas
Tex
Maryland
Bhorjee
Mary Kana School
Francis Scott Hotel
Bjorlee
Minnesota
Faribault
Ming
Biorlee
Sleo
Mary Cason
Bjorke
Lawn fete plans by Garden club at Waverly Parms
Garden club members met at Mrs Edward Cunninghams home to map a lawn fete and sale for July 25 at Waverly Parms near Frederick. Miss Mary S Maulsby spoke on Color and Pragtance in the Garden. Public event runs 4 to 8 pm with supper at Baker residence Waverly Farms and committees named for charm, supper, fancy work, plants, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Long
Ernest Heifenstein
B. W. Baer
T. B. Harvard
TF. Sturrt Hatler
R. C. Home
wWee
Carlos Ge Garmpendis
H. J. Oren
T. Stuart Haier
R. Caldwell Hume
Holmes D. Bakes
Serena Motver
W. A.ridde
W. T. Delaplaine
RB E Delaplains
Carrol BH. Hendrickson
Sam Maples
E. D. McCain
Vincent Rogers
M. Jane Reynolds
Ernest Heifennstein
State Roads Under Heavy Repairs in District
Maintenance and repairs are underway across the district as road work proceeds at multiple sites. Crews report ongoing improvements, with traffic advisories expected as work continues.
New Bridge Over Creek to Cost About $38,000
District road program led by Thomas M. Linthicum outlines projects across Washington, Frederick, Howard, Montgomery, and Carroll counties. A 57 foot steel and concrete bridge will replace a steel truss over Pipe Creek at Westminster Emmitsburg road costing about 28,000 dollars with other resurfacing and shoulder work along routes including Camp Ritchie access and routes to Briga General Reckord’s house.
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Washington
Frederick
Howard
Carsot
Mongomery
Thomas M. Linch Com
Carroll County
Henderson
Linthicum
Montgomery County
Old Germantown
Dawsonville
Nealsvile
Prederick
Washingtonton
Camp Ritchie
Milton A. Reckord
Camp Richie
Blue Ridge Summit
Frederick County
Liberty
Kew Looon
NM. J. Grove Lime Company
Frederick Junction
Hrattstown
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Unionville
Leave & Space
Pipe Creek
Westminster-Emmitsburg
DeLuca Corsimaction Company
Dundaix
Westmintster-Taylorsville Road
Taylorsvife
Howard County
St. John’s Lene
Ellicott City
Scot Avenue
Simpsonville
Atholton
Thomas, Bennett and Hunter
Hyattstown
Benderson’s Corner
Tenney
Long
Hagerstown
Etchison
Damascus
Thomas, Bennett and
Old Gemmaniomn
Dawsonaus
Germantown
Nealsvike
Urbana
Galthesberg i
Maryland Guard at Camp Ritchie conducts three day range shoot
Camp Ritchie Maryland First Regiment units engage on pistol rifle and machine gun ranges during a three day training program. Private Grayson A. Rice of Company A is hospitalized with a double fracture after a car accident near Buena Vista while returning to camp. Maj Gen Fred W. Sladen and Col Isaac C. Jenison visited, with plans for further inspections and range maturation.
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Ritchie
Cascade
Camp Ritchie
Maryland National Guard
Ketsington
D Company
Bel Jale
H. Company
Westminser Andia Company
Annapoli
Tiree
Keen Hospital
Grayson A. Rice
Frederick City
Rice
Buena Vista
Isaac CC. Jeni
I Third Camps
Jones
Fred W. Sladen
Mffe
Moos
de Hovitzer
Aers Wate
jDust
Rouse
Ark
John Markey
Barthlow Estate Left to Family with Trust Provisions
The will of William H. Barthlow, dated June 27, leaves the estate valued between 315,000 and 320,600 to his immediate family. Millard E Barthlow and others receive specific sums, with a trust portion for Elisabeth Frances Barthlow and a main division into three equal shares for the trust, Keeney, and Shelton families. George Edward Myers serves as executor. A separate Morgan estate probate directs Florence M Morgan’s widowhood and eventual division among eight Morgan heirs.
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Wiliam H. Barthlow
Millard E. Barthlow
Millard E. Barthiow, Jr
Nannie Catherine Keeney
Donald
Richard Goodling
Robert Wiliam Goodling
Helen Gowlling
Pauline Shelton
Charles and
Gera Mabel Shelton
William Presley Barthlow
Frances Barthlow
Millard EB
Barthlow
Nan
Nie Catherine Keeney
Cora Mabel Shelton
George Edward Myers
Arthur D. Willard
Edith £. Wickhaen
Court News Marriage Licet and Divorces Noted
A stream of notices records marriage licenses for Glenn Dudrow and Catherine Hahn in Walkersville, E Glenn Hoke and Bernafiine Thomas in Aspers Pa, and others in York Pa, Baltimore, and Washington. Separations include Bernard Linder divorced from Marie Welsh. civil actions include Cora Nichols vs Robert Nichols for absolute divorce with attorney R B Harp listed.
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Glenn C. Dudrow
Lime Kim
Catherine M. Hahn
Walkersville
E. Glenn Hoke
Ardentshire
Bernafiine Thomas
Aspers Pa
Daniel C. Brodbeck
York
Myrta A. Herman
Seven Valleys
Uluis J. Bonnesrville
Mt. Airy
Edna M. Beall
Baltimore
Charles H. Nokes
Washington
Alma Amelia Acers
Alejandria
Berman B. Stauffer
Louise It Stauffer
Hagerstown
Bernard E. Linder
Marie Josephine Welsh
James A. Collins
Lilian M Evans
Alton ¥. Bennett
Sarah ¥. Lees
Sathaf Predecick
Cesen
Cora M. Nichols
Robert C. Nichols
Harp
Puain
Rebecca Aba
Lous A. Ab
Drastic Cut in Export of Canadian Beverages
Treasury figures show a sharp drop in Canadian beverage exports to the United States through Windsor port last month from June 1923, totaling 357,156 gallons less. The report notes a significant decrease in shipments and reflects broad trade effects.
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Washington
Juiz
Canada
Windsor
Treasury
Pathfinder Near Europe Coast Report Mixed Incomplete
A float from the Pathfinder monoplane bound for Rome was near the European coast with favorable tailwinds but no radio and unclear status after last contact at 8:50 a.m. yesterday. Reports from Horta Azores say no news as the craft may have been about 100 miles north of the Azores. Roger Q. Williams and Captain Lewis A. Yancey aboard. Williams’s wife expressed confidence and plans to play bridge while awaiting news.
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New York
Atlantic
Horta
Island of
Fayal
Azores
British Submarine H-47 Sinks Off Pembroke Two Saved
The British submarine H-47 sank after collision with a vessel off Pembroke west of Fishguard. Only two of its 23 crew were saved, with several listed as dead or missing. Rescue attempts and salvage gear were dispatched from Portsmouth and Portmouth docking facilities, as observers searched coastal waters for other survivors.
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London
Ter
Amd
T R. J. Gardner
Sidney Chedurme
Oport
Selegraph
Two
Charing I
Waad Dull
Clef Signaller
Arthur Hampton
Iuries
Anc
Sta
Portemousin
Admiralty
Admiraltty
Smalls Lighthouse
Pisb
Wilstem
Churchill
Portsmouth
England
Jy ‘Ap
H. F E. Grace
Fortemouth
Tilbury
Pembrokeshire Court
Strumble
Cardigan Head
Dry Agent's Wife Seeks Separation in New Orleans Suit
Mrs Annie Ruth Lissley Jackson files for separation from bed and board against her husband Janes M. Doran federal Prohibition administrator in the New Orleans district. She seeks alimony of 207 dollars monthly and cites extreme cruelty and alleged assaults including an incident in 1927 when he grabbed a butcher knife and threatened her.
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New Orleans
APO
Jacks
Janes M. Doran
Cisti District Court
Annie Ruth Lissley Jackson
Jackson
Poison theft hits Havre de Grace vet in Stone murder case
Bel Air Md July AP reports Dr Guy Dennis Havre de Grace veterinarian says poisons vanished from his garage in 1927 and 1928. Police tied the case to the George Stone murder inquiry as officers questioned a Aber deen soldier once linked to the Stone home. The soldier was found to have no knowledge of the case.
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Bel Air
Stone
Guy Dennis
Havre de Grace
Baltimore
George Stone
Haile Stone
Aberdeen
Stone Home
King George Delays Sandringham Trip After Illness
London AP reports King George, troubled by a failing left lung, slept comfortably at Buckingham Palace. Doctors say x rays required and his Sandringham summer visit postponed amid general British worry about the monarch’s welfare.
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London
iKing George
Buckingham Palace
Britain
Sandringham
One Heat Prostration Reported in Baltimore
Baltimore police report one heat prostration this morning as the city sweltered with humidity. Harrison D. Hoffman, a fire insurance collector, was treated at a hospital and sent home. The article notes the official thermometer near zero and portrays the day as extremely hot.
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Baltimore
Harrison D.hoffman
Tr Jean
Post Office Dept Faces 85 Million Deficit
President Hoover was informed the Post Office Department projects an average annual deficit of 85 million dollars for the coming year. The report notes the financial shortfall amid ongoing administrative changes including promotions within the statistician staff and workload shifts across the department.
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Washington
Hoover
Baltimore imports 18000 cotton-tail rabbits this year
Maryland reports 18000 rabbits imported in the past year per State Game Warden Le Compie. The 1928 fiscal year saw 7495 Bob White quail distributed, with some imports from Mexico and a farm breeding program raising ring necks and other stock for stocking. Eggs were distributed for hatching to individuals.
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Baltimore
Maryland
LeCompie
Mexico
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