Grove, Frederick lime firm leader dies at 18
Alver Grove, longtime head of the Grove Lime Company and manager of the City Plant, died at home after a ten day illness of cerebral hemorrhage. He was 61 years old. The Frederick native, educated locally, was married to Bess Worsythe and left a widow, two sons, a daughter, and several siblings. Funeral at St John’s Church Wednesday followed by burial in St John’s Cemetery.
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Alver
Ames H. Grove
Frederick
West Second Street
Mr. Grove
Manasses Jacob
Busan Jarboe Grove
Grove
St Frederick College
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Tals Decemse
Rors Lime Company
John C. White
Anens City
George Cliver
Bedford
Masa
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. Dolin's Cemetery
Harry I. Carty
Uneral
Tentative Three Day Program Planned for State PTA Convention
Plans outline a three day Maryland State Parent-Teacher convention in Frederick November 18 19 and 21 with sessions at the Prince Beatt Key hotel and addresses by U S Commissioner of Education Cooper Dr Albert B Cook State Superintendent Emory L Ciplentz and other officials. Local hosts Frederick County Parent Teachers Association led by William F Podrich and Mrs John D Unger invite state leaders and anticipate hundreds of attendees from across the state.
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Maryland
Prants Beatt Key
Pen Pebrretional Lasdees
United States Commissioner of Education
Cooper
Albert &. Cook
Emory L. Ciplentz
Middletown
Frederick
State Board of Education
Baltijeepney
Ganketon
Frederick County
Frederick Mt
Walliam F. Podrich
John D. Unger
Baltimore
A le Roy McCardell
Burmont Native Appointed Assistant Capitol Architect
Borace D. Router a Burmont native and former Thurmont resident was named assistant to the Capitol architect with an effective date of August 1. Since 1906 he served in the Bureau of Yards and Docks Navy Department as civilian and commissioned officer. He advised Congress on Navy appropriation bills and was commissioned in 1918 in the Civil Engineer Corps US Navy Reserve.
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Borace D. Router
Thurmont
Router
Bureau of Lords and Docks
Navy Department
Congress
Jobe
Rouwser
David
Rourer
Civil Engineer Corps
United States
Aval
Leutenant
McBus
Sec Mary
Navy
Bellevue
D. C
Atlanta Welcomes Jones Back to Home Town
Atlanta, July 14. Bobby Jones arrives with metal titles eight years of winning. Friends meet him eight miles from Atlanta, as Mayor Ragsdale has declared a holiday and citizens prepare a reception for the hero.
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Atlanta
Bobby
Teowgit Bobby
Minpeepotis
N. Ragsdale
Weir Hero
Walter Grayson Urner Dies Sudden Death in Springfield
Walter Grayson Urner son of the late Milton G and Laura Hammond Urner of Frederick died suddenly at 9 30 this morning at Springfield State Hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage after months of illness. He was born October 26 1867 in the city and had worked with the Marshall Field Company in Chicago and later with railroad positions in Pittsburgh and Baltimore. Survived by brothers and sisters Jude Hammond Urner Milton G Urner Jr Laure E Garter J Paus Urner and Mrs Charles S Price funeral arrangements announced later.
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Madden
Walter Grayson
Urner
Milton G
Laura Hammond Urner
Frederick
Springfield State Hospital
Syeesville
State Hospital
Mr. Urner
Pennington Academy
New Jersey
Frederick Academy
Marshall Field Company
Chicago
Baltimore
Oto Ratkold
Railroad
Pittsburgh
Jude
Hammond Urner
Milton G. Urner
Laure E. Garter
J. Paus Urner
Sao Paulo
Charles 5. Price
Bean
Farm Barn Fire Near Pearl Threatens Nearby Building
A straw stack on P. H. Baun’s farm near Pearl ignited around 4:30 PM. Flames spread quickly, threatening the barn and nearby structures, prompting the Independent Fire Company engine to respond. Firefighters had the flames nearly extinguished by 2 o’clock. Cause was not determined at that time.
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Swan
P. H. Baun
Pearl
Hare Company
Otek
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Mooney Witness Freed After Recanting Testimony
John MacDonald, the witness who claimed to have given evidence against labor leaders in the 1916 San Francisco bombing case, is released from jail in Baltimore. He says his prior testimony was perjured and plans to go to California to undo the wrong. A private detective is hired to monitor him as he seeks audiences with officials and lawyers in the Mooney defense.
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Baltimore
John MacDonald
San Francisco
MacDonald
Thomas J. Mooney
Warren KM. Billings
Mooney Defense Committee
California
Evening Sun Newsboys Band Concert at Baker Park
About two thousand residents enjoyed a concert by the Evening Sun Newsboys Band of Baltimore in Baker Park Saturday evening. The sixty musicians arrived from Middletown after 4 o'clock and were greeted by Mayor Lloyd Tulter, with supper at the Buffalo restaurant. The band toured Western Maryland and nearby areas, performing in Charles Town Harpers Ferry Brunswick and Ellicott City before returning to Baltimore. A separate item notes a Hyattsville reunion of George Philip Dudderar descendants on August 6 with prizes for oldest and youngest descendants and a program of greetings and business.
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Evening Sun Newsboys
Baltimore
Baker Park
Middletown
Lloyd ©. Tulter
Buffalo
Maryland
West Virgin
Baad
Charles Town
W. Va
Harpers’ Ferry
Bronswick
Mt. Airy
Ellicott City
Hyatts‘own
George Philip Duddra
Dudderar
Dutrow
Ducros
Dutiera
Duttert
Daderer
Dotterer
Littestown
Newman Dutrow
Hyattsrife
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W. B. Duttera
S&s. TD
Saustury
G. L. Dutterer
Sliver Run
Peter T. Dudderar
Lee
Windsor
George F. Duttera
iLittiertoan
O. Edward
Westminster
Hitenan, Ane
Treenira
Vernon Davieses
Uaon
Brida
Reform Church Conference Opens at Hood College
The Summer Missionary Conference of the Reformed Church at Hood College opened with a Saturday service in Bradbere Hall and Sunday programs. Delegates from five states and Washington, led by Rev. Dr. W. Sner man Kerschner, heard talks on faith and service, with daily Bible study, prayers, and evening lectures including a London scholar and a Japanese mission focus.
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the Reformed Church
Hood College
Bradbere Hall
Pennsylvenia
Maryland
Winginda
West Virginia
District of Columbia
W. Snerman Kerschner
York
Kerschner
Woo
K. A. G. Hermann
de. Henry Stahr
Banover
Harry N. Bamler
Westminster
Ma. , Craake
London
England
Lonlon
Womin’s Medical College
Coblents Hall
Brodbeck , Hall
Caribbean Islands
James B. Ranck
Charles P. Freeman
Doylestown
Mary Baret FR. Motter
This City
Rosa “E. Zeigler
Lebanon
Laura M. Snyter
Womelsdorf
John &. Hollenbach
Manchester
H. N. Basvler
Margaret R. Moteer
Frederick
Charles F. Freeman
Laura M. Snyder
Coblentz Hall
Purd Dietz
Philadelphia
Alfred Ankeny
Sendai
Japan
James P. Moore
Lansdale
Caribbean
Pine Mountain
Margaret KR. Morter
Kerscheer
E. Lovech
Waynesboro
Emeline B. Lerk
Shamokin
Preder- Neck R. Lentz
Belen L Barnhart
Lone Girl and Survivor Tale From Massachusetts Bay Sinking
The sole survivor, Barden Gareau, tells of a yawl wreck in Massachusetts Bay. He and Betty Munsell were last in the water after others dropped off. Gareau was rescued near Situate Harbor. Munsell’s body was later found. The party included Charles Small and others from multiple cities.
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Jay
Massachusetts Bay
Barden Gareau
Seint Rita
Garcau
County Agent Outlines Beetle ID for Public Health Push
Federal agents raid mobile units in baited areas to curb Japanese beetle spread. County agent explains distinguishing marks of the pest, including shiny chocolate wings and thin white stripes, and how to tell it from the yellow bean beetle. Scouts continue summer inspections across districts and note beetle harm to foliage and fruit trees.
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New Jersey
Co. Iand
Brumwick
Federal Bureau
Man Charged After Girl Burned in Basement Furnace
Court records show a suspect charged with killing and burning a young woman whose body was found in a furnace basement. Witnesses describe a struggle and the victim seen Saturday morning before the attack. The case proceeds as the defendant awaits bail hearings for the September term.
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Dona
Mitchell
Superior Cours
Woman Defends Huge Expenses in Illinois Senate Campaign
Ruth Hanna McCormick told a Senate Inquiry she spent about 335000 on her Illinois senatorial campaign, with 67214 in kind support from volunteer groups. She argued the Nye committee's figures were inaccurate and said the extra funds came from friends and relatives.
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Chicago
Senate
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Nye
Bia
McCormick
Lions Club entrant wins two first prizes in Ohio river races
Ralph G. Kline of Frederick Lions club won two firsts and a second in motorboat races from Parkersburg W Va to Marietta O His Eliscore Blue Streak led Division 2 and the free for all in class D and won a mahogany trophy plus other awards The event drew thousands along the river and was sponsored by Parkersburg Lions club with about 6000 dollars spent Kline sustained bruises from the fierce riding as team members assisted during the race
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Frederick Lions Club
Ralph G. Kiline
Ohio River
Parkersburg
W. Va
Marietta
Fline
Alock
Kline
Parkers+ burg
Charles Lawson
Prederick
Floods sweep Korea with heavy toll and landslides
AP reports floods across southern Korea caused extensive damage with dozens dead and 93 injured. Landslides in Taikyu counties left three villages cut off as thousands are homeless amid continuing rains.
Religious Assembly Sessions Open at Brad dock Heights
Multiple Maryland and District of Columbia denominational groups convene in Brad dock Heights for a week of training and conferences. Notable events include the Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly opening Friday, with sessions of the Maryland Woman's Missionary Union and a Chautauqua lecture series featuring Governor John Garland Pollard of Virginia.
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Maryland
Braddock Heights
Maryland Woman's Missionary Union
Baltimore
C. T. Vinrant
B. W. Spilman
Kinston
N. C
Joseph T. Watts
Baptist Young People's Union
William Hall Preston
Nashvill
Tenn
Lee C. Sheppard
Richmond
C. ¢. Perry
Cecil Carter
Western Sport
C. T. Vinnant
Tewan
Preston
Maryland Woman's Missionary Unit
Jacob Garteniaus
Atlanta
Pearl Bourne
Birmingham
Ala
Jeannone White
Balimore
Rash Loving
Norfolk
George J. Reneger
Women's Missionary Society
Maryland District of Columbia
Join L. Bill
Nashville
Clay I Hudeon
Burkett University
Lewisburg
M. West
West
Joan W. Phillips
Mobile
Priday
Phillipe
John Garland Pollard
Phillips
Hill
Ban on Use for Sprinkling Expected Soon
City officials warn a water ban for sprinkling will be issued soon as Potomac River storage runs low. With drought ongoing and a ten inch Tuscarora line half full, Frederick faces dwindling supply and may enforce meter-based charges to conserve water.
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Culler
Gardena
Potomac River
Stoces
Beverly Biser Hurt In Automobile Crash
Beverly Biser 21 of Frederick was seriously injured when his car skidded on the Baltimore Annapolis boulevard near Letts Corner early today. His machine sidewiped George Nelson of East Orange New Jersey. Nelson’s wife and family escaped injury. Biser was being treated at Annapolis Emergency Hospital.
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New York
Annapolis
Baltimore-Annapolis
Let's Corner
Beverly Biser
North Market St
Prederick
George Neilson
East Omage
N. J
Few Moves Made 70 Free Local Prisoners
Frederick magistrates oppose recent steps by Montgomery and Prince George counties to prevent further releases from the Houses of Correction. Local justices sign commitments personally, leaving no ground for later easing. An incident involving Pred H Stroebal and a misapplied Prince Georges Court law sparked questions about authority and legality of signings and releases.
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Megistrales Diet Specal Clerka
H. Stroebal
Uquor
Jidiga
Walter
Dawkins
Baltimore
J. Prank Pastan
Prince Georges Pa- Tee
Oearing
Blue Watters Arrested and Charged in Local Incident
Spencer Blue Watters was arrested Saturday night by Ofbeer Sacks after a reported crime and held on $45 bond by Officer McHenry. Ernex Lane faced Sunday morning arrest with disorderly conduct charges and a $54 bail as a state charge looms.
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Spencer
Blue
Watters
Ofbeer Sacks
Mss
McHenry
Ernex Lane
Schell
Marks
Thenirena
Tessing
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