Maryland Baptist Summer Army Registers At Meet
Nearly 369 persons registered for the Maryland Baptist Summer Army meeting at Braddock Heights starting Friday and running through July 13. Rev Dr Jes W Melton of Norfolk Va spoke on Humanizing Religion, urging moral taming to fortify laws and schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Baptist Summer Arty
Braddockleights
Jes W. Melton
Free Street Church
Norfolk
O. E. Dietz
Brookland Church
Washington
Maryland District of Columora
Dietz
Wiliam W. Adams
Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Philadelphia
Baptist Young People’s Union
Melton
Lifes
Len G. Brougston
Atlante
Christ Ehurch
London
England
Samusi W. Barnes
Baltimore
Maryland Woman's Missionary Society
Bond Set in Meat Theft Case Near Wolfsville
Emma J. Cine of Wolfsville released on $500 bond as four men face charges at September term for involvement in a recent meat theft from Ivan Harshman near Wolfsville. Names include Blickenstaff, Ralph Palmer, Woodrow Cline, and Stanley Brown. Brown faces Washington county charge for receiving stolen goods. Justice Alton Ynett approved the bond.
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Ivan Harshman
Wolfsvire
Emma J. Cine
Wolfsville
Franklin Blickenstaff
Ralph Palmer
Woodrow Cline
Stanley Brown
Hagerstown
Brown
Washington County
Cline
Claude Do. Lewis
Alton Y_ nett
Woodrow Ci
Palmer
Blickenstaf
U. Palmer
Tabitha V. Palmer
Albert M. Palmer
Olive C. Palmer
Saerman P
Suits for damages following wreck in Baltimore
Two suits seek damages totaling 5 000 against M J Grove Lime Co and an employee of Sun Oil Co. Lum, driving a Sun Oil Co truck east on the National highway May 3, was injured when another Sun Oil employee in a Grove truck headed opposite caused the accident. Lum claims medical and surgical expenses and future care costs. Sun Oil seeks 2 000 for the damaged truck. Attorneys Newman and Newman of Frederick and Eben D. are listed for the plaintiffs.
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Am Oi Company
L. Lum
Baltimore
M. J. Grove Lime i
Lum
Sun Oi Company
Peat Fdgevite
Grove
Sun O28
Ims
Newman Andewman
Frederick
Eben D
What a crazy place on the open stretch of laad
A group led by Wee Scouty and Dancy travels an eerie trail in 1934 narration. They encounter thunder, suspicions, and strange small soldiers crossing the ground. Coppy cautions, and prisoners are claimed as they press on toward an unknown end. The piece notes the Mississippi River’s origin as a Minnesota tributary 18,000 years ago per a scientist.
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Coppy
Minning
Toba
NEA Service, Inc
Mississippi River
Minnesota
Water shipment to Creston amid relief efforts cuts to 20 gallons daily
The dispatch notes a tense water shipment today with 42 loaded cars bound for Creston and a Federal Emergency Relief Administration order for about 500000 gallons. An allotment of 20 gallons per day per household may be reduced if needed and water rates could rise from 35 cents to 1.50 dollars per thousand gallons.
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Wat Bluffs
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Creston
Peace Bond Secured In Braddock Springs Dispute
The purchaser of Ye Old White House at Braddock Springs obtained a peace warrant against former owner Harry M L Lease after a confrontation on the property. Constable Charles W Smith delivered the warrant ordering Lease to appear in Frederick and post bond. Walter S Graham and wife, mortgagees, had previously secured the property at an April sale. Lease allegedly threatened Graham, who reported the incident to Justice Sherman P Bowers. Nominal bond set at 259 dollars. Lease, previously wounded, was seen on the porch during the heated exchange.
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Old White House
Braddock Springs
Harry ML Lease
Charles W. Smith
Frederick
Walter S. Graham
Graham
Braddock
Leas
Constan Smith
Sherman P. Bowers
Lease
S. McKinstry Norris
Two Men Face Trial After Shooting Incident
Norris was tried in Circuit Court and found guilty of assault. sentence abstence was suspended. Following the shooting, Lease filed a $50,009 damage suit against Norris, with the civil case still pending in court.
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Norris
Lease
Tria
Coupe Wrecked In Railroad Crossing Collision
A Ford coupe driven by LeRoy A. Heke was struck when a caboose derailed from a freight train on the Pennsylvania Railroad Tuesday evening near the Bass Street crossing between Second and Third streets. The accident occurred about 8:30 p.m. with damage reported to the coupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
LeRoy A. Heke
Bass Street
Hoke Unharmed After Collision With Caboose
Hoke driving east did not see the oncoming caboose in time and struck it, forcing his car against a telegraph pole. He escaped injury. The crash was heard by nearby residents.
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Hoke
Mr. Hoke
Demolition Incident Involving Several In Neighborhood
A large crowd gathered after an automobile demolition incident. State Officer B H Cecil investigated and concluded the accident seemed unavoidable, with no charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Cecil
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Greenawalt
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Drug & Prescription Service
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Ford Radefo Progra
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Universal Credit Company
Ford Finance Plan
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East Pathick ST
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
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United States
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Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
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