Worthington Home Ransacked But Cash Left Behind
Thieves entered Judge Glenn H. Worthington and wife’s residence on Magnolia Avenue during the night, ransacked rooms, but nothing appeared missing after an early morning examination. Police, alerted by a light seen at one, searched the home but found no trace of intruders as the family spend the summer at Braddock Heights. Other robberies on Magoola Avenue included a break‑in at M. W. Roberts’ home with no items reported stolen, and an attempted robbery at Frank Malt’s in which a motorcycle rider reportedly frightened away the intruders. A former county commissioner’s home on East Patrick Street was entered Saturday with jewelry and money taken. a suspect, a colored youth, Maurice Solar records in his possession led to arrest. Jewelry and a Javilliere were reported missing, with several pieces recovered by the sheriff and owner.
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Glenn H. Worthington
Record Street
St. Lewis
Worthington
Braddock Heights
Magoolla Avenue
M. W. Roberts
Frank Malt
Roberts
Otlicer Schell
Charles W. Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
Robert Smith
Calored
Washington
Negry Beet
Zimmerman
Minith
Sherif Ingomar Wy Albaugh
J. Kurtz Miller
Zlpanerman
Smith
Immerman
Maurice Solar
Frederick Army and Navy
North Marhet Stree
Solar
North Market Street
Girl awarded 100 for warning train near Weverton Hagerstown
Ethel Frances Hill from Auguste Maryland receives a $100 award from B and O for spotting a tree down on the branch line between Weverton and Hagerstown on July 10. The company praises her calm alertness and notes no life risk was taken. A Taneytown high school contract bid of 49000 is awarded to K E Stuller of Taneytown and work starts immediately.
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Associared Press
Baltimore
Eather Francea Hill
Howe
Taneytown
KE. E. Stuller
Dallding
Auto Upsets and 4 Are Hurled Out
Three persons were injured and a fourth escaped when a Ford touring car overturned near Jefferson at about 7 30 this morning. Passers-by pulled them from the wreck and they were taken to Dr. W. Tinges Brown’s office, then to Ideal Garage for ambulances and Frederick City Hospital. State Police investigate.
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Ford
Valve
Jefferson
M. Willimns
Harry
Peart
Robert W. Price
North Morotata
Williams
Faust
W. Tinges Brown
Frederick City Hospital
Ahare
Personal notices of visits and travel from Annapolis and Baltimore
Mise Rosalie Carr of Annapolis left for Baltimore after a week's visit to her niece. Mrs W F Childs Jr Clarke Place hosted and other visitors included Mrs Elizabeth Crawford Shriner from Baltimore. Mayor Culler’s guests ranged from H Houck Baltimore to George Ross and the Murray and Wiles groups from Detroit and Washington. A Frederick town party heads to Seattle for the Knights Templar Conclave with names listed. Mrs G Wesley Kindley and guests visit Bridgeville Delaware. Helen Nina Thomas vacationing at Virginia Beach and Elisabeth City. Mrs Mary Pampel and daughter Alice Pampel visit Emmittaburg. Van Iden Zetter and Mac Allen of Baltimore spend the weekend at the latter's home in Braddock.
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Mise Rosalie Carr
Annapolis
Baltimore
W. F. Childs Jr
Clarke Place
Elizabeth Crawford Shriner
W. F. Childs
Clarke
Aifloyd C. Culler
South Market Street
H. ©. Houck
George Ross
Donald Murray
Washington
Charles Wiles
Detroit
Michigan
Cora Barrick
Walkeraville
Frederick
Knights Templar
America
Seattle
H. Noel Waller
Frank Hill Hedges
and Foster
Remsburg
Samuel G. Duvall
Abraham Hemp
Harry
Schroeder
Angeline D. Hailer
Hildah Hemp
Helen Hemp
Albert
Virginia Beach
Elisabeth City
N.C
Mary Fampel
Alice Pampel
Norfolk
Bernard Welty
Emmitabarg
Messrs
van Iden Zetter
Mac Allen
Braddock
Darrow Cited for Contempt in Dayton Trial
Clarence Darrow, counsel for the defense in the Scopes evolution trial, was cited for contempt of court by Judge John T. Raulston in Dayton Tennessee. Bail set at 5000 dollars for Darrow to appear Tuesday. court cited remarks about excluding scientific testimony and threatened further contempt proceedings.
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Associated Prova
Dayton
Tenn
Clarencé Darrow
John T. Raulston
Darrow
Chicago
Raulston
Suodon
Painted Knees as Fashion Statement Debuts
Advoca te pictures on feminine knees open as beauty experts at a week long convention discuss painted knee art. Mrs Ruth Maurer notes palate pictures on knees range from simple to elaborate with floral designs, portraits or landscapes. US women spend millions daily on cosmetics with rouge usage and dye costs cited.
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Associated Press
Ruth Maurer
United States
Rededication Planned for East Second Street Lutheran Building
An August 9 rededication is planned for the Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School addition on East Second Street. All services that day will be in the Sunday School building with a program of music and addresses. The project mirrors rising class numbers led by Miss Katherine M. Wiener, costing about 6500 dollars. Cannon and Cram are contractors and Vernon Miller and family from Washington are visiting relatives during the event.
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East Second Street
Katherine M. Wiener
Cannon & Cram
Memorial Services at Calvary and Waynesboro Sunday
Interesting and well attended services were held at Calvary Methodist Episcopal church in Bab a Missouri and at Waynesboro Pennsylvania. Miss May Conley longtime teacher and superintendent of Cradis Roll to the Sunday School was honored with memorial addresses by M. G. Urmer and E. K. Moore. The combined gatherings drew 190 visitors and a total Sunday school attendance of 716. Dr. G Billy Wallars delivered a sermon on The City of God and Rev Dr Williams preached on Modern Piety. Weekly prayer is set for Wednesday at 7 20 p.m missionary day follows next Sunday in the Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Ebiscopal Church
Baba
May Conley
Hoa
M. G. Urmer
E. K. Moore
Miss Conley
Iederwolf Bible Clase
Methodist Episcopal Church
Waynesboro
Leadera Bible
Val Smith
C. A. Gilaob
Billy Wallars
Williams
Record Wheat Yields Hit High in Frederick County
Monrovia man reports a 4 bushels per acre average with fields reaching 30 bushels and a few acres yielding 60. Threshing rush amid drought props prices, land values, and dairy gains as farmers gauge postwar markets and stormy harvest conditions.
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Monrovia
Acre
Frederick County
Garry Juddheyig
Tuviduids
Lusnes
Wacal
Iturdhan
Davy
Maryland
Thia
Davin
Almig
Jail in Default $200 Bail in Fray Hearing
A hear ing Friday afternoon held 24 year old Raymond Meas yen of near HKockville Montgomery entuity on larceny and related charges. Haven allegedly took a razor from Nussatine during threats, was arrested after a raid on a farm outbuilding. Separate case: Raymond Hickey of City jailed after a crash near Vanelevesville WV, investigated by Martinshuarg police, with clues from letters on an abandoned vehicle.
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Fallutte
Justley Sherman
Thowers
Raymond Meas Yen
Hkockville
Montgomery
Tleaven
Cinton Nasbaum
Dolinsydile
Heaven
Raymond Hickey
Cis
Martinshuarg
Vanelevesville
W. Va
Hackey
Couple Weds At Midnight In Rockville Charity
Pierce J Gaver son of the Middletown Postmaster and Miss Catherine Bond daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira Bond of West Seventh Street were married at Rocksisle charity after midnight by Rev T Rowland Wagner. The couple planned to travel to Washington then return to Middletown. Bond works for C and I Telephone. Gaver is a Middletown Post Office employee.
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Pierce J. Gaver
Leslie W. Gaver
Middetowne
Catherine Bond
Ira Bond
West Seventh Street
Swere
Rocksisle Charity
T. Rowland Wagner
Rockville Baptist Church
Mildred Speaks
Frederick
Ralph Rhoderick
Middletown
Rockville
Tate
Washington
Miss Bond
C. and I. Telephone Company
Soung Gaver
Jail Youth And Girl For Murder
James Hacker, 22, confessed slayer, and Blanche Ellingeworth, companion, await the coroner's jury in Snow Hill to explain the death of James Carey found on railroad tracks near Willarda Station. Hacker is charged with allying and stabbing Carey, a wealthy Eastern Shore man who carried thousands, while Ellingeworth faces related charges. Baker refused to modify his confession when questioned by authorities.
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Sallaburs
James Haker
Blanche Ellingeworth
Kla
Snow HU
James
Carey
Willarda Station
Worcester County
Eillageworth
Baker
Wade
Fire destroys carnival show car near rail yard
A lightly damaged show car belonging to Lee Siroth ere, stored by Hi. & F. Ray Co in the rear of the fall around, was burned shortly before noon. Cause undetermined though suspected involvement by small boys. Railway notified, alarm spread, blaze quickly controlled. no material damage reported.
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Lee Sirothere
Carnival Company
Hi. & F. Ray, Co
Shank
Etsier
Cattie Whucs
Celebration Plans Completed for Company A Anniversary
Moreghia marks its 100 member unit anniversary with a banquet and formal events at the Branca Scott Kee Hotel. Guests include Milton A. Reechord and General Gadthe er of Waltimore, Col. T. John Markey of Charity, and the First Regiment Band. A ceremony and gun mount at the cry bark property precede the banquet.
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Moreghia
Yanpang A
Marydand Nadioosal
Branca Scott Kee
Wilepenk
Briaatiller-Cenerdt
Milton A. Reechord
General Gadtheer
Waltimore
T. John Markey
Profit taking fails to halt upward trend
A jittery market fails to check the upward stock trend as trading remains vigorous across the United States. Reports of record war dreadnings buoy sentiment while cash and dividend notes stay firm. Total sales reach about 200,000 shares amid renewed demand in railroad traffic and financial sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Unt
Earthquake Shocks Felt in Montana and Nearby Notes
A mild earthquake tremor was felt in Great Falls Montana at 10 07 this morning with no damage reported. Separately a farm sale near Charles Town was announced as George B Zinn sold Big Jefferson Farm about 112 miles east of Charles Town to Dr A C Albin for 430000.
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Helena
Mont
Big Jefferson
George B. Zinn
Knowong
Butler Place
Charles Town
Harpers Ferry Tyrn Pike
Keyes Ferry Road
A. C. Albin
Great Falls
Army Reserve Corps
Medical Field Service School
United States Army
Carlisle
James G. Conroy
Walkersville
Thousands to March in Maryland Odd Fellows Parade
Ten thousand participants expected as 112 lodges report for dedication parade on Sunday July 28 in Baltimore. Governor Riteile Mayor Jackson and state officials to attend with Patriarchs Militant and other order dignitaries. Parade starts 1 30 p m with line in place by 1 00 p m.
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Old Fellowship
Theraday
Maryland
Frederick
Ho Auperviddon
Aatin Baughman
Nivgiaton No.1
Oeste
Citr Omclols
Grand Lotga
Market Street
Divion No
Fach Command
A. Gilbert Trane
Stat
Dros Walfornia
District of Columbia
Train hold-up ends in fatal shooting at car robbery
Three armed robbers held a special car of the West Chester County Electric Railway Company. Jacob Schumacher, a tallway engpector, was shot in the back and died. I. Meéal, a conductor, was shot in the lead and listed in critical condition. The robbers seized about $1800. The automobile owners Faith Baltimore and Mate fon Moviner were held for investigation as the escape car broke down near the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prems
Str Vernam N.y.ule
West Chester County Electric Railway Company
Jacob Schumacher
Tallway
RR. I. Meéal
Nehumacher
Heniquartene
Hie Boldny
Misa Fatith Battimore
Misa Mate Fon Moviner
Flood waters receding as rescue work advances
A Korean government report from Seoul confirms flood waters are receding rapidly and rescue work is progressing. Casualties are uncertain but not expected to be extensive. Mary Atkinson of Washington spent weekend at her relative’s home on Feet Third Street.
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Associated Proan
Tokyo
Junny NL
Seoul
Mary Atkinson
Washington
Percuta
Feet Third Street
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Advocate
Vernon Miller
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Milas Conley
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Gesell
Clear Spring
Washington County
Flom
Widdemoser
Sherman S’. Bowers
Heeds Gettysburg Co
Edmond W. Thomas
First National Bank
Gettysburg
Gettystutg Chamber of
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C. W. Cook
Reorgantaa- Itlon
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Miakesueere Cowper
Dryiten, Swift, Weer, Dope
Shelley
Byrua
Raymond Heaven
Frederick Wan
Leo P Banzett
At Mary's Seminary
St. Vincent's
Emmitaburg
Monsignor
Mandetth
Associated Prose
H. and
F. Tracke Burne
Montana
John J. Pittinger
Fredertely
Reno & Harp
Clara G. Pittinger
Babmore
Esther Pittinger
Mr. Cacrxe R. Moberly
Wag"ington
Monster Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Temple
Willam A. Jonen Wit
Order
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