Court to Relinquish Jurisdiction Over Winebrewer Case
A court rules that jurisdiction over D Charles Winebrewer may be relinquished at the end of the commitment year. The opinion cites his apparent partial reform and recommends transferring control to a conference with his committee, allowing personal independence and property management to be adjusted as conditions permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Charles Winebrewer
Urner
Worthing
Ca&ogniz Besant
Crumine
Uniess
Crum
Dainite Re
Jio
Davison
Winebrener
Wunehrener
Winebrewer
Thei
David C. Winebrener
Ili
Philip RR. Winebrener
D. Charles Winebrener
Aly Cohol
Mr Besant
Laurel
Winehrener
Tre Andrew Cur Gill
Ge Lane Tanevhill
Walliam Rush Dunlop
Antilis
Johns Hopkins Hospital
United States District Court
Maryland
Johns Trapiims Hospital
Maryland University Tigsnital
Stafford
Baltimore
Epinion
Cent Sty
Hall Mills Case Revived and Family Seeks Answers
A fire near Thurmont destroys the Welch home and belongings as the Hall Mills murder case resurfaces. Court records show D Charles Winebrewer’s commitment due to cocaine addiction and guardianship actions, with posted petitions, hospital transfers, and ongoing investigations by state authorities and the U.S. courts.
Knights Templar Field Day planned across Maryland in fall
The Knights Templar of Maryland announce a three-division Field Day plan for fall. Western Maryland includes Jacques De Molay Frederick Antioch Cumberland St Bernard St Elmo Hyattaville and Montgomery commanderies with Oliver C. Warehime as division commander. Meeting in Frederick set September activities include a parade, drills for prizes, a ball, and social events. McCardell credited for pushing annual Field Day with rotation to other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar of
Maryland
Jacques de Molay
Frederick
Antioch
Cumberland
St. Bernard
Hagerstown
St. Elmo Comandery
Hyattaville
Montgomery
Rockville
Oliver C. Warehime
Jelty
A. LeRoy McCardell
Templar Masonry
McCardell
Knights Templar
Francis Secatt Key Hotel
Grant A. Wiebel
Buene Hammond Anld Taylor Ross
Worthington P. Wachter
Earl Wolf
Hagoerstown
George G. Smith
Samuel M. McMillan
Hyattsville
Rowan F Erb
Song Service Marks Baptist Summer Assembly Evening Programs
Hraddock Heights auditorium hosts weekly song services at 7.40 PM under the Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly with Rev. W. De Roy as presiding pastor. The program includes hymns, scripture lessons, First Baptist Hagerstown address by Dr Harvey Beauchamp, and announcements. Concert band and soloist Thomas Pyles perform, followed by a lecture series each evening at 8 PM. Dr. W. H. Baylor of Baltimore is the Sunday July 25 speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hraddock Heights
Maryland Baptist
Res W. de Roya
First Baptist Church
Frederick
J. W. Littleton
Jesson
W. H Grannock
Hagerstown
Harvey Beauchamp
Dallas
Texas
Old
Kentucky Home
Thomas Pyles
W. H. Baylor
Baltimore
Extortion Charge Against Agua Prieta Mayor Named
Attorney for Aimee Semple McPherson reports an affidavit charging Ernesto Ribion mayor of Agua Prieta with attempted extortion of the Angeles couple. William Appel interpreter testified in conversations referenced by the Curio Onfe Ana Pineta and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex Angeles
Cal
Aimee Semple
Pherson
Ernesto Ribion
Agua Triceta
Angelis
William Appel
Curio Onfe
Ana Pineta
Dts
Bublon
McPeersom
Investigation of Many Crimes Being Conducted
Ongoing inquiry by county city police and railroad police into a range of crimes from northern county railroad station robberies to the Whitmore case and a $200 robbery of Reuben Whitmore. Probing liquor cases, mash and still found in a deserted house, and the Barthows store and post office robbery with few leads. An arrest is expected in Whitmore case as a warm trail is pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Hall-Mills
Moore
Katenbach
Toolan
Middlesex County
Arthur & Reehl
Louie Riehl
Riehl
Edward Wheeler Halts Ielors
Hal
Willie Stevens
Math
Eleanor Mill
Katenhack
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Winebrewer and Son, Inc
South Carroll Street
Lewistown
Bartho- Jows
Resurfacing Work Bears On Two Mile Woodsboro to Walkersville Link
State Roads Commission crews began resurfacing the two mile gap between Walkersville and Woodsboro on the Woodsboro pike. The project will connect Frederick to Keymar and onward to Taneytown and Westminster, with macadam surface and edge repairs continuing on adjacent routes. Additional work widens macadam on Buckerstown and Emmitsburg highways and edge repairs on the Ruckeystown pike south of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro Pike
State Roads Commission
W. P. Childe
Walkersville
Woadsboro
Frederick
Woodsboro
New Midway
Ladiesburo
Key Mar
Taneytown
New Windsor
Union Bridge
Westminster
Ruckeystown Pike
Georgetown Pike
State
Ronda Commission
Emmitsburg
Lewistown
Buckerstown
Rededication of Myersville Lutheran Church Planned
Arrangements are underway for the rededication of the Myersville Lutheran church on August 1. Dr. Oliman of Gettysburg Theological Seminary will deliver the address. Interior repairs are complete, a $3,500 pine organ gift from Charles M Shank installed, an annex added, and frescoing and painting nearly finished. Rev. C A Neal, pastor, just returned from two weeks at a New York City summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville
Oliman
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
Charles M Shank
C A Neal
New York City
Shriners Parade At Hagerstown Draws Hundreds
Local Shriners from Cumberland and nearby areas gathered in Hagerstown for a Jade and social event at the Atl than Temple. About 26 Shriners resided in the city and more than 300 participated in a street parade led by the Alighan band and drum corps. After the parade, refreshments were served at the temple and games played. Several royal officials who attended are members of the Raum temple in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Alighan
Omiposet
Cunberland
Magerstown
Raum Emplé Berltimere
Sbrg- PA Wade
Hr Anion
McNeil admits tie to Milwaukee bank robbery
Matthew McNeil, held in Superior Wisconsin, confessed to taking part in the December 1924 Northwestern Bank of Milwaukee heist that yielded about 300000. Cash and securities were stolen as six robbers fled. a sawed off shotgun was found in their vehicle. Delgman, cashier of the Northwestern National, identified McNeil as the gunman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wic
Matthew McNeil
Superior
Wis
Northwestern Bank of Milwaukee
Henry A. Delgman
Northwestern National
McNeill
McNeil
Charles H. Miller Dead
Charles Henry Miller died suddenly at his home in Poolesville after weeks of confinement. He was 61 and survived by his widow Emmy D Miller and eight children, with several siblings and grandchildren. Funeral services were to be held at Mt Olivet Cemetery with arrangements by Won and Son. The obituary notes his roles in local organizations and his recent rectorships in nearby churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Welch
Thurmont
Welch
Charles Henry Miler
Theo
Aken
Emmy
D Miller
Mre
Oliver McLipps Manover
Harry JD Miller
Ceenr H Miller
Haste
Miller
Frederick
Grandilabben
John Vincent Miter
Pisedelphia Pa
William Df Miller
de Radertchk
Clifford Miller
Daamsvile
Robert Barviern
Bertorik
Willam
JV Bleer
Pleasant
Mille
Fiedferlen Aerie
Owai Am
Oder
Poul
Mt. Olivet
Pivek Fson and Son
Wheat Makes Rapid Climb In Prices Amid Crop Doubts
Chicago reports show a sharp wheat price rise as estimates for 1926 Spring wheat decline in Canada and the United States. Corn gains persist, while fears of short crops linger in the Midwest and Canadian fields due to moisture shortages. Domestic flour buyers have secured grain to sustain mills, and lard markets grow erratic as provisions shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Canada
United States
Canadia
South Dakota
Auhorst
Conference to End at Hood College
The Summer Missionary Conference of the Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church concludes at Hood College with all sessions held there. Morning Bible and missionary study sessions were highly successful. evening programs by the Board of Foreign Missions drew public attendance. post signs along the National Pike between Frederick and Cumberland were installed by Warden Cyril Kieto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Cyril Kieto
Frederick
Cumberland
Mellett Slaying Confounds Canton Police
Canton Ohio July 17 AP Investigators of Don B Mellett publisher of the Canton Daily News are no nearer a solution. Rewards total 70450 have spurred the inquiry with several detectives incognito in the city. James Cox publisher Dayton Daily News sent editors to confer with Stark County prosecutor and Canton safety director. Funeral services were brief lasting about half an hour before burial in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
Don B. Mellett
Cantom Daily News
Seversl
Charles Morris
Dayton Daily News
KR. B. Mead
Indianapolia
Reward Offered for Publisher’s Slayers in Canton
Canton Ohio July 17 AP Jatenp M Cox former Ohio Governor and News League head posted a 5000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the responsible party for the murder of Dom R Meilett. Stark County Commissioners posted 2000 and the News of 1000 as rewards bringing total to 20466 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Northwest woods fires sweep virgin timber land
Fires destroying thousands of acres in the Pacific Northwest last week and now advancing in virgin stands of timber in eastern Washington, Montana and Idaho. Army called to combat blazes in Kanite national forest Washington. Prediction says one forty of Kanikesa forest could be raging without relief. Tench houses endangered near Pend Oreille forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Pacific Northwest Forest
Timnber
Washington
Meg Tena
Idaho
United States Army
Kaniten National Forest
Enaterm
Missoula
Mont
Kanikesa
Pend Orelllet Forest
Bay View
Normal Temperatures Predicted for Week Ahead
Washington July 17 AP outlines week forecast starting Monday with mostly late day showers possible mid to late week. Cooler on Monday with temperatures near normal overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vigorous Upward Movement Of Prices In Stock Market
New York July 17 AP strengthened confidence in the budd hess outlook fueling a vigorous upward stock market close. Total sales near 1,000,000 shares. Sculptor Moretti to visit Frederick to inspect the War Memorial on Memorial Ground around July 25. Monument erection overseen by Ira Tumley with interest in its completion and setting. Annual Catholic Laymen retreat to Mt St Mary's College Examiiteburg runs today to Monday with 44 York attendees last year and more expected. Laymen's League officers listed: Rt Rev Philip McDevitt president, Richard Rely Lancaster vice president, G F Teles Manis York treasurer, W Rodephaver Vaubucg secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fanaa Aeeneury
Frederick
Glenn H. Worthington
Guiseppe Moretti
War Memorial
Inretti
Ira Tumley
Diocese of
Harrisburg
Mt. St. Mary's College
Examiiteburg
York
Laymen’s League
Philip Mi Devitt
Richart Rely
Lancaster
Eails
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John E. Walsh
Boston
Edith Louise Greene
Calvary Cemetery
Mattapan
Mass
Blaze
State OF
Song Service
IN Charge
Baptist Summer Assembly
Harvey Beauchamin
Tex
Whitmore
Walkersville Road
Two Mile
Guckeystown Pike
C. M. Shank
Vice Ring
Donald R. Mellett
Newz
Lloyd Mellett
The
News
Hynor Trathc
Man
Milwaukee Bank
Charles H. Miller
East South Street
G. Boerkeles Giattith
Poolesville
St Luke's Bladensburg
St John's
Mean
Rainier
Timitith Wis
Prince of Meace Chirch Balamore
St Peter’s Church
AM Saints
Aes Tran
Reformed
Hood College
Mellett
James M. Cox
Northwest Woods
Timger
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