European tour set for ten weeks on Adriatic voyage
A Frederick trio and associates plan a grand American Express foreign tour leaving New York on the Adriatic July 18 for Ireland England Belgium Austria France Germany and Switzerland. They return on the Leviathan after visiting major cities and landmarks with extended stays in Dublin Glasgow London Paris and Geneva among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory L. Coblentz
Thomas B. Johnson
Cyrus.f. Flook
Hagerstown
Benjamin C. Perry
Bethesda
Frederick
New York City
Ireland
England
Belgium
Austria
France
Germany
Switzerland
Coblentz
American Express
New York
Queenstown
Cork
Hotel Imperial
Prince of Wales
Killarney
Matlow
Dublin
Belfant
Midland Station
Glasgow
Edinburgh
North Britain
Edinburg
Melrose
Soutrahill
Lauder
Barlstow
Abbotsford
Palashill
Innerleithen
Peeble
Roslin
Brussels
Hon. Metropole
Coblen
Cologne
Heidelburg
Hotel Europe
Nurenberg
Berlin
Potsdam
Sangaevi
Vienna
Grand
Munich
Bayerischer Lief
Castle Nyplenburg
Licerne
Mount Rigi
Kussauachty
Alto
Alps
Rhone
Interlaken
Jungfraujosch
Lanterbrunner
Kleine Sc
Geneva
Versailles
Malmaison
Paris
Rheims
Hy Ypettal
Cherbourg
Louise Jonason
Dr. Johnson
Europe
Express Company
Syracuse Youth Still At Large Knapp Sought After Taxi Driver Death
The statewide search for Phillip K. Knapp, a Syracuse youth who deserted the Army Air Corps, intensified with new clues about his whereabouts in the Thousand Islands region. Friends note his familiarity with the area and past visits during vacations as authorities pursue evidence connected to the Louie Penella case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ryracuse
Phillip K. Knapp
Syracuse
Army Air Corps
Louie Penella
Mineola
Knapp
Thousand Islands
Prises
Burial Wednesday for Rev. Dr. J. Paul Wright
The funeral for Rev. Dr. J. Paul Wright, 79, noted Frederick Methodist pastor, will be held Wednesday at 11 a.m. from 25 East Church Street. Interment at Mt. Olivet cemetery. C. F. Cline is undertaker. Wright, born in Pittsburgh, served 48 years in ministry and was active in Calvary Church Frederick after retirement. He died suddenly Sunday afternoon, survived by wife, a daughter of the late Asbury Tunot, and a son, William Wright of Birmingham, Ala, with two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Paul Wright
Frederick
East Church Street
Mt. Olivet
C. F. Cline
Wright
Asbury el, Tunot
William Weight
Birmingham
Ala
Pittsburgh
Johns Hopking University
Drew Theological Seminary
Dickinson College
Carligia
Methodist Episcopal Church
Southerville
Lutherville
Baltimore
Mt. Washington
Linganore
Jefferson Street
Wesley Church
Washington
Columbia Avenue
Tulon Square
Dickinson
Eller
Catonsville
Arington
First Church
Martinsburg
Brookelant Church
Mas
Alimgelf
Calvary Church
Annapolis
Calvary Mourns Rev Wright and Miss Conley
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church mourns the death of Rev J Paul Wright D D who served many years as a faithful attendee. Memorial services will be held next Sunday in the main Sunday school room for Miss May Conley a longtime teacher and Cradle Roll superintendent. Weekly prayer by the church will be Wednesday at 7 30 and a joint service with guests from the Builderwolf Bible Class of Waynerboro Pa is planned at the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ellis Williams
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Dorothy Robb
Mary H. Filler
J. Paul Wright
May Conley
Bilederwolf Bible
M. B. Church
Waynerboro
Fire Destroys Burkittsville Dwellings. Furniture Saved
Fire of unknown origin levels a two story frame house owned by George Arnold, one mile north of Burkittsville. Independent Hose Company and Brunswick and Mrunwick departments responded, laying 2,700 feet of hose to reach the blaze. Furniture in the garret mostly saved. owner and crew kept at scene as Allen Kane suffered a knee twist but continued directing efforts. The loss is estimated at about 6,000 dollars and not insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Arnold
Burntsville
Independent Hose Company
Big City
Mrunwick Fire Department
Hremen
Diat
Brunswick De-Partmment
Brunswick
Allen Kane
Forman
Operating Automobile While Drunk Charge In Frederick
The Frederick weekend saw many arrests including several for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Charles Timson, 28, colored, of Baltimore, previously in Adamstown, was stopped by Officer Nagle on Market and All Saints as he drove a swaying Cadillac while intoxicated. Timson faced a hearing before Justice Sherman P. Bowers with a verdict due that evening. Also arrested was Miller J. Neale, colored, for reckless driving and related offenses after an accident, charged by Bruce White of Braddock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Tate
Uicorse W. Nagle
Charles Timson
Baltimore
Titmson
Adamstown
Tims
Officer Nogle
Market
All Saints’ Street
Oficer Nagle
Timson
Sherman P. Bowers
Justice Towers
Miler J. Neale
Allen Rattgis
Bruce White
Braddock
Bowdoin McMillan Ship Repairs After Tragic Train Accident
Albert Easton of Watersville was hit by an express while sleeping on a Baltimore and Ohio train near Sykesville and lost two toes. He is hospitalized in Frederick City for minor injuries and recovery, with a week longer stay expected. The Bowdoin, part of the McMillan Arctic expedition, diverted to Hopedale to repair a propeller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Easton
Watersville
Frederick City
Associated Preas
Washington
Bowdoin
Sykesville
McMillan Arctic
Hopedale
Labrador
Easton
David DB. Sprecher Warn
Solution Of Fish Problem Meeting Aims Settlement
A Maryland and Virginia fisheries conference aboard the Governor Mebane and Maury ships opens at St Marys River to tackle the ash and crab problem in Chesapeake waters. Conservation Commissioner Farle and Commissioner Lee head delegations with Dr Louis Radcuiff as referee as officials seek a legislative plan to end existing unfairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
St Mary's River
Governor Mebane
Maryland
Virginie
Virginia
Farle
Lee
Louis Radcuiff
Bureau OC Fisheries
Eighteen Fredericktonians Sail for Kalehts Templar Conclave
Eighteen Fredericktonians join a Baltimore train to attend the St. Triennial Conclave of the Kalehts Templar of America in Seattle July 28 to 31. The 12,000 mile transcontinental tour includes Chicago Minneapolis Seattle Vancouver and Yellowstone with organ recital at Salt Lake City and a Pike's Peak excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Noel Haller
Frank HM Wedges
Foster C. Remsburg
Albert
Remsburg
Samuel Q. Duvall
Abraham Hemp
Harry QC
Schroeder
Angeline D. Haller
Hildah Temp
Helen Hemp
Jesse
Seven Men Indicted in Pickwick Club Collapse Case
Seven men arraigned in Boston Superior Court on secret indictments tied to the July 4 Pickwick Club building collapse that killed 44. Indictments include six counts of manslaughter. defendants include contractors, a city building inspector, and the building department’s superintendent. All pled not guilty and posted $2,000 bail. Trial set for Wednesday. additional indictments expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boston
Luminius
Oon
Grand Jury
Pickwick Club
City of Hoston
Nathan Fritz
John L. Pultz
George C. Funk
John M. Tobin
Floyd R. Harrison Named War Finance Director
Swampscott Mass July 13 Floyd R K Harrison was appointed director of the War Finance Corporation succeeding Frank W Mondell who resigned Harrison had been assistant to Eugene Meyer managing director of the corporation and served as secretary to former Beerstakes Wallace and Tronston of the Department of Agriculture
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Swampscott
Mass
Floyd RK. Harrison
The
War Finance Corporation
Frank W. Mondell
Harrison
Eugene Meyer
Corporation
Beerstakes Wallace and Tronston
Department of Agriculture
Irregularities Develop in New York Market Trading
Irregularity developed during the morning in the stock market as pool activity resurfaced. Call money rose to four percent while the close remained irregular. Total sales were about 850,000 shares amid unsettled trading activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prom
New York
Move to Quash Indictment in Scopes Trial Highlighted by Neal
In Dayton Tennessee the Scopes trial saw attorney Neal cite 14 reasons to move quash the indictment charging John T. Scopes with violating state law on teaching evolution. Judge warned of briefs to be filed after a recess as arguments continued amid clashes between prosecutors and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prean
Dayton
Tent
John T. Scopes
Jobo B
H. Neal
Arthur G. Hayes
Farmer
General McKenzy
Methor
Sue K. Birks
Atate Cutthief
Jorge Rawlaton
A.sh Stoweee
Clarance Darrow
Ben G. McKengde
Dudley Ketd Matone
Ferluunry
Neal
Qualih
Cumstado
Det
Tennessee
United States
Efort
Thut
Chia
Frederick Scouts Prepare Latter July Camp Plans
Local scouts will camp in late July at a selected site to include Scoutcraft, tents, cooking and safety activities. The program also features swimming baseball volleyball and croquet with adult leaders, and the cost is four dollars per week per person. Martha Porter Bead sails for Edinburgh to represent Baltimore county at an international educational meeting before touring Europe. She remains principal of Tyler school Reisterstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid’ Ford
Catoctin
Potomac
Aummer
Nolan'a Ferry
Becaue
Scotland
Martha Porter Bead
Baltimore County
Edinburgh
Columbia
New York
Tyler School
Reisterstown
Resh
Mra. J. J. Resh
Mt. Olive
Mt. Airy
All Saints Sunday School Picnic At Brad Dock Heights
All Saints P E Sunday School plans its annual picnic at Braddock Heights. A special trolley will depart Court Street at 2 p.m. Supper and amusements are provided. Committee members include Philip Winebran, Mrs R E Town, Ming Dorothy Gale, Ruth Gale, Parsouw Newwan, and Frank Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints
All Saints P. E
Braddock Heights
Court Street
Philip Winebraner
R. E. Town
Ming Dorothy Gale
Ruth Gale
Parsouw New Wan
Frank Griffn
Blazing Boat Wins Race With Fire
A ferryboat carrying 60 passengers survived an on board fire after a rapid run to a dock in Spring Lake Michigan. Fire was spotted far from shore and intensified as the vessel reached land. men assisted passengers ashore before the boat burned to destruction. Origin of the blaze remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Lake
Mich
Blang
Mid-Lake
God Cen Jumpel
Ryphor Jake
Water supply at Tuscarora receiver runs low
The Tuscarora receiver shows its lowest water levels in memory as mayor and caretaker report critical shortfalls. Fishing Creek dam supplies limited pressure while residents face bans on sprinkler use to curb waste and restore citywide pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscarora
Lloyd
Culler
Thg
Fishing Creek
Ramda
Wishing Creek
Presbyterian Summer Conference Opens At Hood College
About 100 attendees are expected for the Presbyterian Summer Conference opening at 7:20 PM in Brodbeck Hall Hood College. Dr J 3 Armentrout of Philadelphia will serve as reader with Rev Dr T J Gaehr in charge of local arrangements. Delegates missionaries and townspeople attended a farewell service for the Reformed conference ending Sunday, with addresses by Dr William E HoyRev Dr Bartholorew and others. A large assembly then visited the Williams Observatory to view Saturn and Jupiter through the telescope in the Come room, inviting locals to visit on clear evenings with advance notice to the College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
J. 3
William E. Hoy
Rey
Bartholorew
WiNtama
Mt Airy firemen honored after disastrous blaze
Mt Airy authorities present checks of 300 to Independent Hose Company for services during the recent fire. Rockville and Kensington volunteer departments receive 250 and 150 respectively. A formal appreciation letter accompanied the gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
Independent Hons Company
Rockville
Frederick Banks Report Strong Year Deposits and Growth
The six Frederick banks show deposits totaling $23,089,527 as of July 1, up from last year. Combined resources reach $21,109,440 and surplus and undivided profits total $1,911,691, reflecting solid earnings and continued dividend payments. Capital stands at $960,000 with a roughly 12 percent rise in surplus over the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Odd Fellows Home to Be Dedicated in Frederick Amid Plans
Detailed plans for the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Home for Orphans and Aged dedication are laid for July 46 with fitting ceremonies. Major G Gilbert Isaac and Captain A Bishop Wellstood lead arrangements. officials from Maryland and branches travel from Virginia Pennsylvania DC West Virginia and Delaware for a large parade and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows’ Home For
Dorsey Kivbison
Robert A. Banenett
Phladelphia
Od Fellowes
Haltier Temple
Land Coupe of
Maryland
Order
Saniel Wright
Grand Encampment
Adaline E. Wellatood
Rebekah Assembly
Theodora Schek
Patriarchs Miltant
Baltimore
Frederick
G. Gilbert Isaac
A. Bishop Wellstood
Reunions At Pen-Mar Calendar and Speakers
Re formed churches of Maryland and Pennsylvania hold annual reunion at Pen-Mar on July 16 with the Trinity First Reformed Choir of York and Rev. F. K. Stamm of Reading as speaker. The Lutheran and Presbyterian reunions for Southern Pennsylvania Maryland Northern Maryland West Virginia also set for Pen-Mar in late July with Rev. Dr. Walter L. Hogue of York as speaker. two military deaths reported in a separate line from Weatherby Newswire about an air crash near Weatherby N Y with Lt Charles B. Hickey and Albert C. Perry killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church of
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Paen- Mar
Trinity
First Reformed Church
York
F. K. Stamm
Reading
West Virginia
en-Mar
Presbyterian Church of
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E. L. Coblentz
T. B. Johnson
C. F. Flook
B. C. Perry
Adriatic
London
Hotel Victoria
Stratford-on- Avon
Shakespeare Country
Leamington, Warwick
Shottery
Kennilworth
Windsor and the Castle
Hampton and Court Palace
Maidenhead
Stokes Pagge
Leslie H. Creager
John and
Wiliam
Lewla Biggs
West Fitts Street
Rev. P. Wright
M. E
Calvary
M. E. Church
Burkittsville
George Arnold Burns
Kline Hart
Chas, Timson
de la
Hoapltal
Balti- More-Washington Speedway
Laures
Pete de Paola
Altoona
Fredericktonians
Seattle
Wash
F. R. Harrison
Mondell
Scopes
Mt.airy
Cuba
GAN
ODD Fellows
Pen-Mar
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