Booster Pump Restores Water Pressure After Citywide Shortage
Low water pressure sparked numerous complaints as residential and industrial users faced limited supply. City Engineer Max Well and Water Superintendent Borck activated a booster pump today, raising pressure from 75 to about 125 pounds by noon. Continuous lawn sprinkling and high daytime demand strain the system, with Tuscarora Creek and Fishing Creek supplies discussed. authorities warn curtailment may follow if spills stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Well
Borck
D Maxwell
Bure
Maxwell
Tuscarora Creek
Fishing Creek
Saners
Sagners
Literature Blamed For His Attack On Girl
AP report from Yonkers New York describes a man, Belamore July, held on $2,509 bail after admitting to reading psychological literature that influenced his attack on a girl identified as Miss Evelyn McKenie. He gave a false name Randall to police, claiming his readings led him to believe women resembled cave dwellers. The incident followed Miss McKenie calling for protection from a man she said was following her. she was assaulted on a dark street after agreeing to be escorted home. The story notes the suspect’s motive tied to literature and includes local funeral and clerical notices and a brief denominator about church figures and Winter Harbor plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christie
Opera House Opens Saturday Summer Schedule Ends Soon
The City Opera House at 9 Warper B27 Theater plans a summer program with matinees at 3 p.m. and shows at 6, 7:30 and 9 p.m. every Saturday. Ashley M. Abeodechrin, manager of the Tivol and Warner Brothers theater, and Crawford Rhoads will run the Opera House with Lewis Woodward and Buddy Beall handling projectors. Water Decker, former manager, may leave for a nearby listing. the summer schedule is expected to run until early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Theaser
Sil
Batumilay
Lisy
Newsboys Band to Perform in Baker Park Saturday
The Evening Newsboys Band of Baltimore, sixty boys, will entertain Frederick Saturday night in Baker Park from 7 to 9.30 p.m. Mayor Lloyd Culler arranged meals and lodging in the city, with the band touring a string of towns on their return to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Park
Baltimore
Lloyd C. Culler
Buffalo
Middetown
Frederick
Mount Airy
Firemen’s Hall
Mt. Airy
Sykesville
Grup
Ellicott City
Long Wincrary
Clear Spring
Hancock
Mount Savage
Frostburg
Oakland
Mountain Lake Park
Mounttain Lake
Piedmont
W. Va
Westernport
Keyser
Romney
Winchester
Martinsburg
Charles Town
West Va
Harpers Perry
Brunswick
Middletown
Six Boys Drown While Bathing in England
Six boys, part of a group of 91, drowned while swimming between St Anne and Black Pool, Lancashire. The party had come from Parworth and were led by their principal teacher. Bodies were recovered, official confirmation notes death by drowning.
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England
Black Pool
Lancashire
St. Anne
Black Pools
Parnrorth
Acl
French airmail seaplane forced to land at sea near Dakar
French airmail seaplane on a trans Atlantic run from Natal Brazil toward Africa diverted by oil pressure trouble. Pilot Jean Mermoz and two companions Leopold Gimme and Jean Abry were rescued by the dispatch boat Poncee after landing about 650 miles southwest of Dakar. 62 pounds of mail were saved and will be relayed to Africa and Paris by other vessels and aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold Gimme
Jean a'Abry
Att Mall
Natal Braxil
Mertmos
Cede Goat
del Fiie
Pohcee
Mermov
Africas
Paris
Mermoz
Dakar
May Open City Golf Course on Saturday
Frederick’s municipal miniature golf course may open to the public Saturday morning per Mayor Culler, though an official date was not fixed. The eighteen-hole layout on the former acre site is nearly ready with unfinished fencing and lighting. posts are in place and lighting stakes set. The exact playing fee and total lights remain unsettled, but 100 clubs and 144 balls will be provided for players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Culler
Priday
Lions Enter Races at Blen Merhassett Regatta
Three motors from the Premierick Lions Club will race in the Blen Merhassett regatta on the Ohio River between Parkersburg West Virginia and Marietta Ohio. The event, under Parkersburg Lions Club auspices for city waterfront benefit, expects about 75 000 spectators along a ten mile shore. Drivers include Ralph G. Kline head of the Frederick Seneca Motor Boat Association John B. Landis and another Lions Club member. Entries follow action at a Frederick club directors meeting. The three boats represent the fastest type of motors used per National Outboard Association rules amid hopes for around two hundred vessels overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Premierick Lions Club
Blenmerhassett
Ohio River
Parkersburg
W. Iva
Marietta
Ohio
Parkersburg Lions Club
Te Beneft
Ralph G. Kline
Frederick- Seneca Motor Bart Association
John B. Landis
Lions Club
Yebramet
Action Laken
Prederick Club
National Outboard Association
Cardinal Vannutelli Dies at Vatican City
Cardinal Vannutelli, 83, dean of the Sacred College, dies in Vatican City after several days of illness. A local church program at St. Mark's Lutheran features the Lac es Aid Society and music by the New Midland Quartet and Roger Poote, with Mrs. V. A. Kroh and daughter Miss Betty Keron visiting from East Third Street. Master Victor Kroh plans a two week visit with Mr. and Mrs. Loveless in Glen Wout, Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laces Aid Society
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Doubs
Aeiec
V. A. Kroh
Betty Keron
East Third Street
Smoore
Nialesra Pais
Monocacy Battlefield markers mark 1864 battle sites
Eighteen markers were placed around the Monocacy Battlefield to designate spots of historic action from July 9, 1864. The markers describe federal and Confederate positions, key actions near the Thomas House and Worthington area, and note that a bridge over the Monocacy was down, hindering visits until a new bridge is built.
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Monocacy Battlefield
Marten
Jonathans
Asura
Glenn H. W + tom
Washington
Macker
Prederick Junction
Trent
E- Davie Co D. 11Th
Vermont Volunteers
Ramseur
Bette
Mel R. McCunnkn
York Heavy Artillery
Wiliam Htar
Otho Binkley
Ohio
Charles J. Quibert
126Th
A W. Ebright
Pennsylvania
Lewis A. May
James B. Ricketts
Thomas Hcus
William
Vermont
W. W. Henry
Edward M. Paine
Willan Emerson
New Jersey
Caldwell KK
Hall
Anid
Cal James
Georgetown Pond
Buckeystown Road
Thomas House
Thames Howe
McCausland
14Th
W. J
Aith Pennsylvania
Ihouse
Worthington Yard
al Mre
Frites Lee
JH. Lewe
Georga
Harvey
Emerge?! Foods
Egie
Thome
Achy McCausland
Vath
Virginia
Worthington Howe
New York Heavy Artillery
William UT. ‘Terry
Thomas Hill
Wiliam T. Terry
Evans
Worthington-McKinney Ford
Abe
Thomas Hae
Worthington House
Terry
Virgginia
Stonewall
J. H. Funk
Thomas Field
Punk
Worthington Spring
Worthington
Refreshment For Man And Beast Landmark Fountain Story
Frederick’s Miss Marie Diehl fountain near West Church and Court streets celebrates twenty years. Erected by citizens under the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in memory of Miss Diehl, it showcases mercy and compassion through troughs for animals and a larger horse trough. Automobiles replaced horses, prompting a safety remedy discussion with Justice Motter. The Frederick City Hospital board met Tuesday. June figures show patients treated and financial details including free care and deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Miss Marie Diehl
West Church and
Court Streets
Society For the Prevention of
Diehl
C. H. Bekstein
Frederick Society
Sue
Atri
Frederick City Hospital
ZariGewok
Marr L
Mae
California
Picnic Plans Move to Bakersgrove After Meeting
King David Lodge No 30 LO CP held its Tuesday evening meeting to decide on the annual picnic. The event will take place in Bakersgrove near Buckenstern on Wednesday afternoon. George L Moder was chosen committee chair. Chacks P Staley was present, with the noble grand presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King David Lodge
LO. C. P
Bakersgrove
Buckenstern
George L. Moder
Chacks P. Staley
Noble
Bank Robber Hand Held After Series of Bank Frauds
Virginia man Hand, previously accused, is held in Chicago after escapes from Washington police. He and accomplice Lindsay are linked to failed attempts to rob two Pennsylvania banks. Photographs of Hand were shown to bank staff by York and Washington detectives. Lindsay, already imprisoned in Virginia, faces further charges as his term nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur
Pio
Washington, D.C
Cateago
Stove
Pw Tan
Wiliam F. Lindsay
Vinginte
Hanestton
Loudoun County
Rm Dyer
Pennsylvania
Jim Walle
Leesburg
Lindsay
Frederick County
New Midway
Hallan
Abbottstown
Hand
W. H. Myers
Ralph W. Keech
York
Washington
Galton
Ohio
Virginia
Missing Society Girl Sparks Police and Private Inquiry
Richmond, July 9 AP. Acting on nonpublic information Dr D C McClenny, father of Mary Francea McClenny, left the city with a private detective manager en route to Norfolk. Detectives cannot reconcile theories on her disappearance since July 1. Police aid was not requested officially. A warrant dated July 1 charged larceny of a suitcase, enabling authorities to hold her. telegrams said she planned to apply for a marriage license in another city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
D. C. McClenny
Mary Francea McClenny
Norfolk
P J. Tiller
American Victims of Disaster Identified
American disaster victims identified including Le oof Phuateliphia and Jota hr aD ot Mio Pleasant Ta wr lek Mery Crates pub herte be Cle ived atd ing of she Dene Lae pial. The narrative mentions a physician possibly Dr Burkholder and Mae Ruth Northrup of Pitadeigua traveling in Europe together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Jota
Dr. Burkholder
Mae Ruth Patrivia Northrup
Pitadeigua
Northrup
Mds
Europe
Alay
Man Pleads Guilty In Early Morning Bus Incident
Charles Bernard, 44 of Dundalk, paid $103 to Justice Motter in People's Court after pleading guilty to a state charter driving offense. The incident involved an overnight bus returning to Frederick driven by Alahlon Cunningham. Bernard had played a peculiar hide and seek game with the bus near Jug Branches, colliding lightly with the vehicles but causing no damage. Corporal R Blizzard, State police, filed charges. Bernard agreed to pay the fine this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore-Frederick
Charles Bernard
Township
Dundalk
Justice Motter
People's Court
Urtuaken
Teckitss
Ridgeville
Alahlon Cunningham
Pasengers
Frederick
Berard
Cunningham
Corpor
R. Blizzard
Bernard
Rhinelanders Divorce Settlement Set For July 16
Leonard Kip Rhinelander and his former wife Alice Jones Rhinelander will resolve their legal battle in Las Vegas on July 16. Mrs Rhinelander, daughter of a Black taxi driver, will drop her separation suit and alienation proceedings related to Commodore Phillip Rhinelander. Settlement is expected to range between 200000 and 500000 dollars.
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BA. Y
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Rhinelander
Alice Jones Rhinelander
Las Vegas
Nev
Frank M. Gagnard
Rhineander
Roipelander
Westchester County
Methodist Church of Mexico Organized
Mexico City report announces the Methodist Church of Mexico has been formed as an independent body separate from the Methodist Episcopal Church in the United States. The development aims to establish local governance and church structures within Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church OF Mexico
Mexico City
Methodist Church of
Directors of Women’s Clubs in Meeting Here
Directors of women’s clubs meet in this city on July 23 addressing program plans and community outreach. Local organizers and guest speakers from nearby chapters attended to discuss forthcoming events and collaborative efforts.
No Action 18 Taker On State Organization
A Frederick County federation directors meeting discussed plans for a state rural clubs organization and a July picnic at Braddock Heights. Committee reports covered civic education and public welfare as clubs prepared programs, with about 700 attendees last year and several clubs represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plas
Federation of Rural Ete Clits
Frederick County
Braddock Heights
Predenck County Federation
Helen Pearson
Hoademonaurathon
Tueeday
University of Maryland
Bam Clyde Bmarth
Tamsville
Dedeguss
Cefederation
J. P. Felser
Woodsboro
College Park
Putas [ Rocks
Unionville
Walkersville
Merryland Tract
H. L. Devis
Grayson E. Bowers
Thomas F. Culler
J. Vernon Cobrente
John & Adam
David Pry
Harry Boyle
J. Wa- Mam Howard
William 5. Wachtel
J. P. Peter
Mex
L. C. Powell
Btra
J. A. Saxton
Ira L. Davia
J. Homer Restos
Willem B. Toomes
BR. Niodomus
W. &. Bindsey
C. W. Smith
Raymond Lindsay
George A. Holvin
Alice Bell
Lewis Migbee
C. G. Miller
Marie Mifer
J. William Gaser
Misa Flex Hipebew
Elmer EK Dtoon
Mes
Rufus & Beker
Lee Rodkey
Edward Windsor
Peol Abelt
Mins
Merri] Ramsburg
John Unmiexge
W. Mcodemus
Jom Shawbaker
Walter Ranwbarg
May Miller
Cyril Klein
Mr. Starr
Charles T. Cooley Dead in Rockville Maryland
Charles T. Cooley 62 former chief of police for Union State Washington died Monday at Capitol View, following a long illness. Funeral Thursday at St. John's Catholic Church Forest Glen with burial at Monocacy Cemetery Beallsville. Surviving are his wife May Rita, two sons, a daughter, a brother, four sisters and his mother. He had been a resident about forty years and served in the county police force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Chari T. Cooley
Union State
Washington
Tate Dewet
Capitol View
Unis County
Jong Dines
St. John’s Catholic Church
Porest Glen
Surlel
Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsvile
Cooke
Riggies Sent to Fall Over Missing Bearing Funds
A report notes Riggies was sent to fall due to a shortfall of seven dollars and fifty eight cents for a bearing in Polos Cows swaight, prompting a financial adjustment to cover the gap.
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Mark Tuesday
Aberdeen Solider
C. Cine and Son
Sayers & Scorvill
Cintiuzel
Kesard J. Beiiensteer
Provesant Epicopal Diocee
Maryland
Anc
Helfenstein
Winter Harbor
Maine
Opera House
Sumwer
Walter Decker
Newsboys
Cisthiren
Calgary
Ata
Neightors
Henry Dillard
Chidsen
Hag Gate
Tasconics
Sel Frankfurters
Mr. Dilara
Chidren
Mmn
Mer
Moz and Companions
Africa
Dake
Senegal
Jean Mermas
South America
Cardinal Vannutelli
Vatican City
Vaticat Crs
APD
Cartizal Vannuteli
Waren
Lee Lounhain
Guy K. Motter
The
Frederick Society For
Anlesman
Wilbur Hand
Chicago
Virginian
Ington
Carroll Creek
Io Advantage
United Pire Coompany
Grourm
Caroli Parkway
Junior Fire Company
S. T. Bargete
Te Tate
Margaret Hargett
Mrz Hargest
Jesse W. Roi
Paul S. Mochael
Thurmont
Cary
William Brish
Frederck
Mary Roddy
Miss Die
Thy Beachkey
de Swao
Francis Beets Key
Prende Beets Key
Rey
Charlie E. Webler
Lea
Charles E. Woods
Fenty FR. Coates
Washington, D. C
New York
As5al
Sas
Lev. Carter
Bath
Nonoceci
Frederick Junction
Frederick City
Cendille
Lachassel
James H. Grove
Second Street
Tery Il
Dorset San- Pingwon
Seppington
Niagere Pals
Charles T. Cooley
Mostgomery Foli
Chih
Charles Pip Trites
Sear Oki von
Prapk Trace
South Carroll
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