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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1930

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Bakers Cut Price For Large Loaf Bread In Freight Stores

Bread bakers cut the price of large loaf to nine cents in Frederick stores following a wheat price drop. Grocers may choose to pass the saving to customers, but wholesale and retail prices for standard loaves remain unchanged. Exporters note the decline affects farmers and housewives, while bakers say a full two cent drop is not market justified.

Frederick Whdweat Widlwale Neverth Sers

Golf Competitors Stagger Under Heat at Open Round Two

Interlachen Club hosts the second round of the national open golf championship amid heat and wind. Bob Shave led with a 72 to reach 148 total, while veterans Espincea and Sarazen tied at 154 after 36 holes. Bobby Jones, the defending champion, had shot 71 yesterday. Wiffs Cox also began late after yesterday’s round.

Interlachen Club Minneapolis Cleveland Bob Shave al Espincea Gene Sarazeneach

Two Held in Connection With Girl's Disappearance

Richmond authorities hold HL NW Dickinson and Barry Dickinson on warrants tied to the disappearance of Mary Prames McCienny, a Richmond socialite missing for over a week. Investigators seek details on her whereabouts and possible accomplices. family and police note linked suspects may have knowledge of the case.

Richmond Mary Prames McCienny Richmond Society Gooch Sand County HL NW Dickinson Bary Dickinson Barry

Queen of Hearts Rivalry Ties Record for Marriages

Jean Bankhead Hoyt Hoyt Butt Lee, daughter of Alabama Congressman W. B. Bankhead, has married four times in rapid succession, with multiple divorces. Her latest Reno ceremony on July 1 marks another union to Howard Lee, polo star, continuing a pattern that mirrors Peggy Hopkins Joyce’s notoriety in the matrimonial arena.

Bere Jean Bankhead Hovt-Hoyt Burt Lee Congressman Bankhead Alabama NEA Reno Nev Peggy Hopkins Joyce Queen of Hearts Jean Bankhtead Hoyt-Hoyt Butt Lee W W. B. Bankhead Pegay Jean Morton Hoyt Henry M. Hoyt Pennsylvania Hoyt London Tallulah Bankhead Make Jean Bankhead Howard Lee

Two Killed and Three Hurt in Dry Law Battle

In Grundy Virginia area on July 11 a shootout left Hyson Baker and Thomas Dotson dead after a raid by officers seeking violators of the prohibition law. Deputy Howard Justin and Hillman Tester were wounded. Justin was listed in critical condition.

Hurley Hoospital Hillman Richland Othrs Bacer Ain Howard Justur Paw Pauw Grundy

Reunion of Reformed Sunday Schools August 14

Plans for the annual reunion of the Reformed Sunday Schools of Frederick county to be held at Braddock Heights August 14 were formulated at a meeting of the reunion committee. Rev. Cyrus T. Glessner of Norristown Pa will be the speaker and music is arranged. The program starts at 2 pm with singing by county children.

Reformed Sunday Schools Frederick County Braddock Heights Cyrus T. Glessner Norristown Utica Chas. D. Shaffer Adrian L. McCardell William Scholdt Mountain Penton Harris James CG Biehl This City Leslie RK Goblentz Middletown Abram Henry Jefferson Foster C. Remsberg Charles D. Snaffer Joisefty Ity Pirat Baptist Church Denjel Denki Walford College South Carolina

City miniature golf course opens Saturday in Baker Park

Frederick's Bov-O-Link miniature 18 hole course opens to the public on Saturday on the Acre in Baker Park. Hours set 9 AM to 11 PM weekdays and 12:30 PM to 11 PM Sundays though lighting not yet complete. Guards include Bud Adams Robert Luckie George Zaitret with Adams supervising. one mule ban on high heels.

Bud” Adams Robert Luckie George Zaigret Adams

Polar Explorer Byrd Arrives in Chicago With Welcome

Richard E Byrd, famed polar explorer, visits Chicago after a sunbaked west crossing. Seven Little America crew members accompany him, including Bern Balchen, C C Peterson, and Captains McKinley Parker, Tom Mator, Lloyd Gimlie, and George Taerne. A July 11 luncheon, parade, banquet, and ball are planned by the press club as part of the welcome.

Richard E Byrd Chicago Byrd Little America Bern Balchen C. C. Peterson Ashley M. McKinley Allon Hugh Parker Tom Mator Lloyd Gimlie George J Taerne Sheadi Chiaga Aamir Byrd Party

Jardine Appointed Minister to Egypt

Auto Deaths report notes 245 motor vehicle accidents statewide for the week ending Tuesday night. Details appeared from the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles office, outlining fatalities and incidents amid a broader regional update.

Jardine Egypt Egatta Commissioner of Motor Verirks

St Louis Heat Wave Kills Nine as Temperatures Soar

In St Louis Missouri heat killed nine people and prostrated 21 in the metropolitan area. A maximum 163 degrees was reported as the heat wave persisted with no relief in sight. Across the central states higher than 100 degree readings broadened casualties and concerns.

St. Louis St Louis Sc. Lews Chicago Central States

Police Riot Squad Called to Protect Dry Agents

Baltimore July 11 AP A police riot squad was called to shield federal dry raiders from a threatening mob during a saloon raid. Two men were stressed and 112 barrels of beer were confiscated as Ival H. Halton and Thomas W. Andress arrested a suspect amid jeers and catcalls. The agents denied calling for aid, saying residents notified police headquarters and the force held back the crowd while the raid proceeded.

Baltimore Ival H. Halton Thomas W. Andress

Two Miners Die as Mine Fire Claims Loss Over One Million

AP reports two miners killed when a fire at Home State gold mine destroyed two buildings. The mine, a leading U.S. gold producer, suffered more than 1,000,000 dollars in damage. Bond set for Harry Bahn and John Robinson of Brunswick and James Powell of Frederick after magistrate charges of liquor sales. Trial date noted.

Home State United States Harry Bahn John Robinson Brunswick James Powell Frederick

Fiends Freshrickan Reunion in Pen Mar Pa July 1

Rev. Lr muttee of Presbyterian churches across Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia and Washington DC met in Pen Mar to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Rev Dr Walter J Bogue of York Pa. The gathering noted the appointment of Mr Hess to assume duties as interim pastor.

Freshrickan Pen Mar Muttee Presbyterian Churches of Pennsylvania Mayhmd Vina West Virginia Washington, D. C Hess Way Walter J. Bogue York, Pa

Actress Grafted Divorce Case In London

Evelyn Lay2, wife of Robert Hale Motre, known on stage as Sunny Hale, was granted divorce today on grounds of her husband’s misconduct. Ancillary details note Jesse Metis as actor and correlative parties in the proceeding.

London Evelyn Lay2 Acres Robert Hale Motre Sunny” Hale Habbard Jesse Metis Oar Pst Taredeo Evelyn Lae i Holword

New Cooling System Ready at Francis Goat Key Hotel

Inscalation of a new cooling and ventilating system for the fifth floor of the Francis Goat Key hotel near completion. G Karkpatrick of Camden inspected the installation for B F Sturtevant Company of Boston. Harold Weber to inspect later for hotel approval. The $8000 system, with three five foot diameter fans on the roof, uses ducts and grilles to exhaust corridor air, drawing fresh air through room transoms and windows to create cooling and minimize heat.

Ani Francis Goat Key G. Karkpatrick Camden N. J Wales B. F. Sturtevant Company Boston Harold Weber Philadelphia Hoereirs DeMnite Decison Court Patrick Street Walldting H. KE. Preeman Lne

Sale of Miss Williams furniture yields about $500

Approximately 500 dollars realized from the sale of furniture and various articles from the late Miss M Janet Williams home on South Market Street left to the Federated Charities under president Holmes D Baker. About 300 to 400 people attended as antique pieces drew strong interest and prices varied from fair to high.

M. Janet Williams South Market Miss Williams Federated Charities Holmes D. Baker Emily Johnson H. G. Hellerman Jacob Rosenstock BR. M. Rau Quynn Rodock Charies FP. Bowers J.J. Dromenburg LA. Grant Hooper Jenna L. Shaw Cere Cer Anal

Bible School Awards Honor Certificates and Prizes

Certificates were awarded by Rev. Dr. G Elis Willian for completion of the course. Recitations and recitations by various grades highlighted the program. Kindergarten through eighth grade prizes ranged from 30 cents to $1.30, with winners listed by grade and name, and a judging committee headed by Prof. A. L. Leary.

Frederick Meira Pe G. Elis Willian Margaret Aloaugh Mildred Crum Anna Beth Grove Gertrude King Williamn Michael Eva May Richard Beat Gertrude Frakes Leroy Cram Carl Baston Virginia Exssonhy Josph Bussard Eva Nusr Walter Danner Mary Horner Katherine Breuer A. L. Leary Chester G. Clem Millard G. Wilson Kitty Day B. Trundke Charlotte Motler May Mercer William D. Zimmersmart Charlotte DeLashmutth Betty May ‘Stultz Lewis A. Rice Richard Bowers Eleareth Shaw Mary Jane Nuse Bart Easton Margaret Rubeck Betty Montgomery H. Stitely Jevonne Speche Violet Shane Gertrude Ramsburg Doris Hemp Mayd [Grove Michael Anders Burton Cannon Jean Feaga Audrey Mercer Miriam Stulte Elizabeth Roderlicks Mary Frances Wertentwiler Beverly Feaga Anna Margaret Gaither Moriell Peaga George Ford Mildred Crim Margaret Albaugh

Fines Rise in Maryland Reported with County City Split

Reports over the past week show Maryland traffic fines totaling 5903 dollars up from 5228, with a county to city ratio of three to one. Frederick lists many cases including suspensions, license revocations, and fines for offenses such as operating under the influence, reckless driving, and failure to yield or stop.

Maryland Frederick Lewis Baumgardner Ernest Butler K 1. Cramer Lucie Ludwig Mildred Stote Wemyer Liberty Luther J. Barker Boulevard New Windsor W. A. B. Anders Harrison Bundy Albert J. Cover C. MM. Dixon Arthur W. Johannes Alle McCallister Charles Eeard Robinson Jolph J. Skelly Eugene T. Somervitt Theodore E. Sturtz Eldred van Ester M. Miles Bruns- Wick West Sixth Street

Medical Society Summer Course Held Here

The Frederick County Medical Society hosts its annual Summer course with University of Maryland Medical Retention Department cooperation. Fifteen physicians from the city and county attend as Dr. M. C. Pincoffs and Dr. Love teach, with other faculty expected to assist. The program runs through July and August.

Frederick County Medical Society University of Maryland Court House F. D. Worthington M. C. Pincoffs Love Amher M. Shipley Baltimore

Peculiar Rites Mark Burial of Conan Doyle

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was buried today in a Sussex garden with minimal mourning. A half staff Union Jack drifted over the golf club house nearby as assistants in work clothes attended. Rev Dr Braxton Thomas led the non conformist committal in a simple, solemn ceremony.

Windlesham Crowborough Sussex England Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Braxton Thomas Clerexman Sir Arthur

Frederick Council Report Shows Growth at Meeting

Frederick Council No 118 Jr. O. DLA held a Thursday evening session with Robert L. Kline presiding. Officials reported strong condition and a gain of sixty members during the term, with 131 total. Activities included Boy Scout and Girl Scout events at Camp Baker with Miss Belen Calla directing Elm Branch activities.

Frederick Council Jr. O. Dla. M Robert L. Kline C. Frank Smith Joana Wor Ralph Fatman Rusel A. Hahn Ree Beanswick Ueentrone Girl Scouts Brunswick Miss Belen Calla Camp Baker Taddock Heights

Dance of Fans Almost In Nude Charged At Court

In New York on July 11 AP report describes police charging Faith Bacon and eight showgirls with indecent exposure during a Dance of the Fans at Jefferson Market Court. Capt James Coy testified the raid stemmed from the act as spectators crowded the street and courtroom. The defense raised questions about what spectators could tell while Bacon faced away from the audience.

New York Soares Hereoen Kart Carro Jeffersons Market Court Varaties Sax Carroll Jimmy Savo N‘aratties James J. Coy Coy Faith Bacon Commel

Hanged for Murder in Walla Walla Penitentiary

Preston Ft. Clark was hanged at the state penitentiary in Walla Walla for the murder of L. Bicell. He poisoned her in December 1877 with the intent tied to Bidwell's wife. Clark, arrested with Mins. Bidwell after her husband’s death, was denied a one week reprieve for a humanity hearing. M. Bidwell, convicted of second degree murder, remains in an insane asylum.

Walla Walla Wash Preston Ft Clark Use State Penitentiary L. Bicell Bidwell Mins Hartley M. Bidwell

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