Stockholders named as defendants in Central Trust suit
Central Trust Co filed suits in Ny against 77 additional stockholders including Charles McCurdy Mathias Theresa Mathias Eliza D Maynard and many Orndorffs. Shares range from 10 to 760 at 10 par with receivership actions proceeding in Baltimore and Howard counties. Subpoenas issued and proceedings note prior suits of 65 to 95 stockholders with decrees paid and satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
trust Trust Company
S. Newman
Frederick
she
Central Truss Company
scocklars
che
Charles McCurdy Mathias
Theresa Mathias
Eliza D. Maynard
Iha E. McCleery
John H. Messier
fie PB. Messier
Edwin Motter
Jey Mumford
Mildred E. Neighff
Jono L. Orndorf
Mary Ruthdorff
Maurice A. Orm
Ciara E. sberg
Amy HK. Remsberg
Annie Remsbdere
Foster
C. Remsberg
Remsberg
Marie R Rems
Foster Charles H
Elmer W. Rems
Henry C. Remshberg
di Sedmi D. Remsberg
Roscoe C. Rems
Walter L. Remsberg
Emma M_ sberg
Edgar N. Rhodes
Thorn W. Rogers
Ernest P. Roop
Marie Rosenskel
Joseph H. Rosen
Mann
Baltimore
Leigh Matthews
Macy J. O'Don
Edward L. O Dean
Albert ELely
Hsie A. Ridgely
Wiliam B. Lely
Louise C. Ridgely
Augustus
Bernard Rudacilie
ella Rudacille
Howard
jam B. Nail
Alice H. Nail
J. is Reese
Paul B. Reese
Hiiza j Reno
Leslie Q. Repp
Samuel Repp
Carr
Virginia
ele
J. Newcomer
Cedcoun
Weather Today No 9 July 1934 Summary
Daily weather notes report July 1934 with figures for precipitation 1.74 inches in 1935 and 4.02 listed for a prior period. Temperature yesterday 91 with a year ago high 64 and last night 68. Sunrise 4:52 A.M. Moon phases noted. conditions described as slightly cloudy at Potomac area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monowacr dds
Potomac
Future Work Of Rural Clubs Outlined In Frederick Meet
Frederick County Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs outlines plans for a tri county meeting with Washington and Carroll counties, a county reading course, and a August 20 Braddock Heights picnic as part of its annual program. Directors discuss federation committee roles and upcoming events to boost public welfare and cooperation among clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs
MLC. A. Fartwo
Adamstown
TInamsville
Kemptown
Pleasant Grove
Walkersville
Frederick
Washington
Carroll counties
Frederick county
Nina Marriette
Lander Club
Florence Surman
Urbana club
federation
Helen Pearson
Frederick Fair
tne
Braddock Heights
Airs
C. Paul Roderuck
Braddock club
Merril Boyer
Harmony Grove
Vincent Biser
Myrtle Shaft
Jefferson
Gall Catshall
Wordsboro
Frederick County Farm Bureau
County Grange
Rucal Federation
ty of
Maryland
Mary Glachill
Thomas P. Culler
Ballenges
secious
Charles Flook
George E. Chick
J. Alien Pryor
Gail Cutshal
Elmer £. Dixon
Richard Hargett
Elmer Thomas
Merr T. Boyer
C. Pati Roderuck
Charles Ma
Alvey Renn
Lew M. Roeiker
John C. Hidd
Lorene Barrick
Mirs
Howard T. Smith
D. Edgar Bute
Mae Miller
R. Paul Buhrman
Preston Zimmerman
Joseph Ho Heler
O. B. Stone
Steiner Cramer
Bovie
Ralph Kline
William E. Zimmerman
Caroll Harp
George Eyster
Id ©. Main
Charles Remsberg
N. V. Mariotte
Mary Gledhill
Howard Quinn
Afidred C. Quinn
Grace Burgee
Hary L. Davis
C. E. Main
Roz Remsberes
Luther R. Bussa
Wheat yields above average in Frederick county reports
Threshing slowed by rain but farmers report strong yields and rising wheat prices. Crop averages range from 18 to 40 bushels per acre with countywide output cited as well above normal. Notable figures include 35 to 40 bushels on the Barrier farm and 35 to 10-40 on the Glen Trout farm. Barley yields cited as high as 50 to 69 bushels per acre and a peak of 109 bushels per acre exist in various sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick county
Willam H. Barrier
Mt. Pleasant
Wilbert L. Smith
Glade Valley
Glen Trout
Gours
Louis CG. Etchison
Jefferson
Middletoun
Baer Denies Separation With Wife After Boxing Loss
Max Baer denied reports of a separation from his wife Mary Sullivan as he boarded a plane to Baltimore. He said he would return that night to join her in Long Beach after a defeat by James J. Braddock in which Baer lost his title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Max Baer
fom
Mary Elen Sullivan
Washington
Baltimore
Baer
Long Beach
Ins isle
James J. Bradbeck
State Police Convoy Trucks Hit By Strike
Ten Baltimore express firm trucks were diverted after a squadron of state police intercepted a group of striking workers from York Pennsylvania who descended into Maryland during the night and stoned the vehicles. Police found the Baltimore trucks pulled off the road and damaged considerably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore express
York
Maryland
Baltimore
Rev Menor Simpson Home From British Columbia
Reverend Mr. Simpson, a Presbyterian minister, has returned from British Columbia and is now at his home in Indian Springs. He previously served in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and British Columbia, with his last post at Fort St. John in the Peace River Settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sienas co
J. F. Minor
Simpson
British Columbia
Indian Springs
Frederick
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Bri
Columbia
Fort St. John
Peace River
British Coeolumbia
Market Makes Quiet But Orderly Advance
Market activity in New York and London showed restrained gains with several commodities edging higher. Wheat and cotton in Chicago and New Orleans held near prior closes while corporate bonds showed modest gains and U S government issues were uneven. The pound sterling opened with initial moves in the foreign exchange session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Chicago
New Orleans
U S
Memorial Boulevard plan provokes unified Frederick action
An extensive Frederick plan to build a Memorial Boulevard from Washington to Gettysburg gains momentum as leaders call for prompt, united action. Archduke Otto, local figures, and civic groups push a large delegation to press the commission. residents from churches clubs schools and businesses urged swift support and county representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederics
Harp
Chan
Frederick
Monaco Park
Fredericr
Frederick county
Memorial
Washington
Gettysburg
deers
Fred& County Bar Association
Service Club
ev ivaternal society
erick city
Frederic
ary Park
renresemis
Hood College
Wegion
Roosevelt popularity wanes in the Northeast report
Washington July 10 AP reports that Roosevelt administration support has declined temporarily in New York and New England since the NRA decision. W Forbes Morgan, secretary of the Democratic National Committee, says popularity remains strong west of the Hudson while the Northeast shows confusion and criticism amid tax and textile disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York State
New England
Supreme Court
NRA
Democratic National committee
W. Forbes Morgan
Hudson river
northeast
Morgan
ecreta
Roosevelt
Youth Who Terrified Town Is Put In Jail
Oakland Maryland July 10 AP Mel von Hooter aged 18 terrorized Jen tings and herdiers at a bar in a coal mine area for over an hour. State police captured him after he allegedly attacked and threatened miners and damaged property before retreating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Melvon Hooter
Jentings
bar
Garrett county
Hoover
mear
Cummings Urges Ban On Gold Clause Suits
Cummings testifies as a congressional committee opens a hearing on prohibiting gold clause suits. Officials warned that about 10.1 trillion dollars in gold clause government securities could yield up to seven billion dollars in potential damages if such suits proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummings
Washington
Morgreni
United States
corpie
Pue Jr. Recovers, Returns to Standard Oil Company
Michael E. Pue Jr. has fully recovered from critical injuries suffered nearly three years ago in an automotive incident and has returned to work at Standard Oil Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael E. Pue, Jr
simick
Istandard Ol Company
Spying Charges Target Vermin Islands Governor and Aide
The article reports espionage charges against Governor Pauli M Pearson for monitoring enemies of the Vermin Islands administration. Former aide Paul Yates led the case against Pearson, while Wess Ser oversaw the investigation and a fight incident left a witness injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauli M 'Pearson
Vermin Islands
Paul Yates
Wess
Yates abov
Robert 5
Allen
Bishop McDowell Leads Round Table Conference
The third annual Summer School of Religious Education of the Baltimore Conference M E church runs July 6 to 13 at Hood College with daytime study and nighttime events. Bishop Whram Fraser McDosel led the ministers round table session. Dr Esther L Richards and James McLain Jr directed musical portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal church
Hood College
ministers’ round table conference
Whram Fraser McDosel
Washington
Esther L. Richards
Johns Hopkins
Aonday
James McLain, Jr
Hagerstown
Brodbeck Hall
Mark Depp
S. Mark's
M. E. church
Cobientz Hall
Palestine
Martha Stouffer
banq
AIMS 3
tabie Foun
John C. Milan
the
fatencen
Fragmentary note outlines ruling on room space and repairs
A fragment describes space shortages at a school and a ruling about room allocation. It mentions a teacher or official named TSAR HH and damages to exteriors, with references to repayment and improvement plans dated 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
drrabie
Mock Hassesn
schuvis
Pestilence and Floods Threaten Island Nations and States
Reports from Batavia and Maryland describe disasters from volcanic eruptions and cloudbursts. The Krakatau eruption killed thousands and spurred Dutch safety warnings, while Maryland and Pennsylvania floods left dozens dead or missing and thousands homeless, as officials urged boil-water advisories and flood-control projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehman
New York state
New York
Maryland
Baltimore county
Pennsylvania
Representative Rich
Roosevelt
County Roads Spending Drops Amid Furloughed Workers
The county reduced road construction in the past year with about 200 M J Grove Line workers furloughed this week. No county funds were spent on new construction in 1934, and only $26 000 went to retirement of bonds. Since mid 1933 the county has been under state control, cutting road projects though some CWA PWA and FERA funded work continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Grove Line Company
Catoctin creek
Midtetown
Harney
Marston
Carroll county
Boonsboro
Washington
CWA
PWA
FERA
Urbana-Centerville
Thurmont
Foxville
Burkittsville-Gapland
North Market street
Fredericounty
National Recovery
Frederick
State Roads Com
TOKese
Fred
ite
Henderson
Maryland postal workers return from Maryland convention
Frederick county postal employees and their wives attended the 32nd annual Maryland Rural Letter Carriers Association and Ladies Auxiliary meeting at the Emerson hotel in Baltimore. Officers for the coming year were elected including G P Quinby Cordova president Halph Yingling vice president Stewart Price Chestertown secretary H C Swomley Shamsville treasurer and others named for auxiliary posts. Major Howard Jackson of Baltimore and U S Superumen- Mails Teagie of Washington assisted at the banquet and plans for next year’s events were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick county
Maryland Rural Letter Carriers Association
Ladies Auxiliary
Emerson hotel
Baltimore
G. P. Quinby
Cordova
Halph Yingling
Mr. Airy
Stewart Price
Chestertown
H.C. Swomley
Sjamsville
William ©. Stevens
Queen Anne
U.S
Teagie
Wash
Conner
L. C. Branenburg
Routeahn
P. A. Richardson
Le Gore
N. O. Sharrer
Union Bridge
Man Who Made First Triple Play Dies At 80
We,ld. July 10 API Himes aged 80, an early outfield star and believed to be the first player to complete an unassisted triple play, died at Sacred Heart Home. He played with several clubs including the old Washington Nationals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
API— Himes
Sacred Heart
Washington Nationals
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Central Trust Co
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Hoy D. Newman
F. Nickason
David J. Beccher
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Military Park
Melvin Hoover
Bishop McDowell
Methodist Summer School
Supt. Pruitt
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McClelland Johnson
Philadelphia
Johnson
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