Despondent Taneytown man hangs self in barn
Charles H. Stonesifer Branesifer, 46, driver on a Taneytown bread route, was found dead in his barn after hanging himself with a rope. The body was discovered by his son Wilbur Stonesifer as concerns over the sale of the route were noted. Funeral arrangements set at Trinity Lutheran Church in Taneytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Branesifer
Taneytown
Carroll County
Wilbur Stonesiter
Stonesiter
Thurmont
Stonesifer
H. Oliver Stoneasfer
Keymar
William Stonesifer
Keysville
Misa Carrie Stonesifer
Baltmore
Trinity Lutheran Church
W. V. Garrett
J .C
Buckeystown Camp News for Boy Scouts Annual Trip
Local Way scouts plan an annual Buckeystown camp with about 45 scouts. Additional names join the group, guided by Oscar E. Grove. They will visit Buckingham school Thursday and attend services in Point of Rocks Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown
Aubrey Rotb
Joseph Shook
Thomas Kennedy
Clyde Null
Richard Kline
Kayson Simmons
Robert White
George Hendrickson
William Bartgis
Ira Hartman
Robert Yinger
Ruly Landis
David Stoner
Roy Gladhill
James Conroy
Braxton Henry
Dinterma
Joseph Roberts
Methodist Protestant Church
Ruckeystown
Point of Rocks
Guard Units 10 Leave Frederick for Virginia Beach Camp
The 58th Infantry Brigade and First Regiment Maryland National Guard comprising about 129 officers and men depart Frederick August 1 for two weeks training at Virginia Beach. The Fifth Regiment sails a day earlier, with brigades at Langley Field and Carlisle Barracks among other training sites.
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Maryland National Guard
D. John Markey
Frederick
Virginia Beach
National Guard
Thomas G. MacNicholas
Baltimore
Virginia
Langley Field
Twenty-ninth Division
Air Service
Langeyfield
Itn
McNicholas
Fifty-Eighth
State Staff Corps
One Hundred and Fourth
Carlisle Barracks
One Hundred and Tenth Field Artillery Regiment
Tobyhanna
Warfield Buys 712 Acres Braddock Heights Lands
Miss Hattie V. Warfield of Baltimore and Braddock Heights purchases 712 acres formerly owned by Oscar L. Coblezntz and 4 acres held by Mrs. Victoire V. Stubbs located midway between the end of Jefferson Boulevard and Vindobona boarding house. Warfield plans to build several houses and form a small colony. Vindobona is managed by Mrs. Eva Action and lies near Dean's Station. Sale terms are private, per Lenlie N. Coblezntz, attorney for Coblezntz and Stubbs. In Washington, July 25, Captain Thomas H. Hicka of Maryland, stationed at the navy supply depot in South Brooklyn, has been selected for promotion to rear admiral with President Coolidge's approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie V. Warfield
Baltimore and
Braddock Heights
Oscar L. Coblents
McLean Contracting Company
Baltimore
Victoire V. Stubbs
Jefferson Boulevard
Associated Press
Washington
Thomas H. Hicka
Maryland
Navy
South Thcoklyn
New York
President Coolidge
Radio to Broadcast Niagara Falls Roar for Honeymooners
In Honeymooners Buffalo July 26 the Niagara Falls roar will be broadcast by radio. Paris hosts about 400000 foreign residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Paris
Proud Bank Vice-President Defies Red Signal in Washington
A Washington man, described as a bank vice-president, drove through a red light on Market Street and Went past the square. A traffic officer halted him, and at the magistrate's office the man produced a card showing his bank position. The judge fined him five dollars and he left, remarking his intention to run wherever he wished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol City
Market Street
Tigure
59 Corporations In Trust Probe
Indictments against 135 corporations and individuals in Sherman act furniture cases were returned in Federal court. The moves expand potential penalties and add defendants from the Association of Furniture Manufacturers and related firms. Names include Easton Furniture Manufacturing Co and Home Furniture Co with officers tied to Long Furniture and Reliable Manufacturing in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Association of
Furniture Manufacturers
I T
Roger Shale
U. S
Shale
National Alliance of Furniture Manufacturers
Easton Furniture Manufacturing Co
Talbot County
Easton, Md
Home Furniture Company
York, Pa
Long Furniture Company
Hanover
Reliable Furniture Co
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Protest Meeting Postponed Over Hagerstown Baseball Ruling
In Hagerstown Maryland a mass meeting of baseball fans scheduled to protest a Blue Ridge League ruling that 16 Hagerstown wins must be replayed has been postponed to Monday night. Officials call the delay wise to avoid inflaming tensions while Teague's difficulties seek peaceful settlement. Other items include Paris reports on tomato fertilizer tests and Baltimore notes on Hopkins tadpole youth fountain research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene
Hagerstown
Blue Ridge League
New Prohibition Enforcement Plan Delayed and Redrawn
In Washington on July 26 the proposed prohibition enforcement plan was postponed with major district reorganization changes announced. Anticipated September 1 start is delayed, with field staff to be terminated by October 15 unless rehired. Virginia is moved from Maryland District to a new West Virginia based district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Andrews
Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
West Virginia
Ohio
Winte
Michigan
Sightseeing Tours From Gettysburg via Blue Ridge Transport
Announcement by the Blue Ridge Transportation Company of a repeat sightseeing tour starting July 25 and continuing every Wednesday and Saturday. The trip leaves the Francis Scott Key Hotel at 10 am for Gettysburg, includes hotel dinner, battlefield drive with a special guide, and returns from Gettysburg at 3 2 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge ‘Transportation Company
Lhwone
Francis Scott Key
Gettysburg
Airship Flight Demonstrated By Lacierva In Madrid
A new gyroscope assisted aeroplane designed by inventor Senor Lacierva achieved a successful flight before the king of Spain at Madrid. The machine blends gyroscopic stability with conventional aeroplane design, signaling a notable advance in early aviation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor Lacierva
Spain
Bladrid
Spor ted Showers in County Aid to Crops
Weather forecast for the area predicts showers then sunshine with partly cloudy skies. A morning shower in the city yielded about 0.07 inches, offering limited benefit to corn. rainfall over the week totals about three quarters of an inch though July is typically rainy. The Tuesday rain is noted as valuable to farmers, aiding potatoes countywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Promoing
Aviators Thrill Frederickton Crowds At Three Day Exhibition
Opening their three day exhibition here the Gates Flying Circus arrives with former army pilots to perform at Rose Hill Managing Field. The event includes a 2.20 pm opening, ticket drops with free rides, and risk taking aerial maneuvers by pilots like Pangborn, Ashcraft, Wunderlich, and Lund. The company notes over 240000 flyers have rode in its planes without accident in the past five years.
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Fredericktonjane
Rose Hill
Mana
Ging Field
Joop
Joral
Amo
News Post
Frederick
Newadpoust
Fredericktonland
Stencort
Holling Field
Mets Sam's
Milots Clyde FB Pangborn
Jack Ashcraft
Keddie Brooks
Freddie Lund
Diavolo Krantz
Chance Walker
William Wunderlich
Stanitara
Preddle Land
Charlottesville
Child Burned July Fourth Dies at Frederick Hospital
Pauline Biddinger aged perished after severe back and limb burns from a lit sparkler mishap on July 4. She was taken to Frederick City Hospital three weeks ago, died Friday at 6 PM with recovery thought unlikely. The accident occurred as children exploded firecrackers. a boy dropped a lit sparkler down her back, one bystander quickly extinguished the flames. Funeral services planned at home Monday at two o’clock, Rev. William R. Glen officiating, Mt Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Biddinger
Frederick Clty Howplitat
Pauline
Hays
Charles Angely
James Lowa
Mia
Betty Jene Riddinger
Wiliam R. Glen
Mt. Olivet
Thomas P. Rier
University Women Seek to Expand Frederick Branch Members
Preparatory to the Frederick branch fall meetings the American Association of University Women plans to enlarge its membership by urging qualified individuals to join as members or associate members. A committee will oversee outreach and a broad fall program with lectures and study courses is being arranged. Officers are listed with a large roster of members including many local graduates and supporters. Market Tone Firm New York July 25 reports aggressive buying in motors lifting General Motors and other leaders as investors covered shorts in the auto group.
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Maryland
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Frederick
Odd Fellowship
Odd Fellows
Sty
Santursty
Maryhunt
Freatrick
Washington
Han
Myers
Pepersick
Market Street
Clarke Place
Mast
Maket Street
American Association of University Woman
Margaret Shipley
Richards. J. Murrow
John Markey
Ing. &S
Xlong Aniversity Ines
Mra
Arthur D. Willard
Dante F. Leatherman
Misa ~Eatharing EB
Dutrow
Emily Apple
Lilian C. Brown
Robert E. Clapp
Laura Co. Cochrane
William T Delaplaina
J. Dutrow
Katharine Dutrow
Ming Ruth Daterow
Mary H. Piller
Chas
K. Heck
Rebecca B. Hubbell
Marcelene Kefauver
Mies
Mabel E. Kirk
D. E. Leatherman
Mise
Winnie D. Lawrence
D. Jobe Markey
Dorothy J. Morrill
Margaret. E. Motter
Miles Mary Rhoads
Margaret Shiptey
Mary J. Shhiff
John Francis Smith
L. C. Sunday
Mary Esther Tull
Martha Thomas
Associated Press
New York
Motors
Automobile
General Motors
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Ritchie
J. D. Baker
Jones
H. D. Etchison
John B. Spence
Wome Commission
Market
Patrick Streets
Vistors
Francis Scott Key Hotel
A3d
Sislters
Grant Ladeo
Exerciaes
BOY Scouts
Strasburg
Jover
Janes W. Chapman, Jr
William A. Jones
W. James Wilkinson
Trenry M. McCullough
Charles W. Bennett
Caroline W. Walsh
Juin Withide
Milas Mary Horisberg
Saul Practer
Frank Z. Punean
J. FP. Plummer
A. T. White
George R. Pray
HW. Dorsey Etchison
Susan Jones
Margaret Roberts
Robert A. Bennett
Res
T. B. Hafer
Ttoward Vv. Hartman
M. M. Carr
Adeline F. Wellstoot
Emma Ponle
Charles B. Schone
Joseph F. Cook
A. C. Thomeyer
The
Trome Fs
A. C. Tinger
J. F. Plummer
Adeline EF. Wellatom
Robert A. Tronnett
Grand Lodge
Charles B. Hehone
Arthur C. Memyer
Wwil-Iam
A. Jones
John BR. Spence
Roy
J. Riley Borgy
Robert A. Kennett
William B. Taylor
Ww. Rhipley
Clanly Ravencroft
58Th Infantry Brigade
We Acres
Mountain Resort
Mise Warfield
Balto
Washington Negro
Bank
Motorlat
Fred
Erick, Fine
Federal Furniture Investigation
Johnn Hopkins
D. C
North
Middle Atlantic
Philadelphia
Federal District Court
Bethelhem Shipbuilding Corporation Ltd
Raymond Berry
Tomor
Woonsocket
R. C
Bate
Emory J. Coblentzs
George M. Gittinger
Cole Jentz
Thomas B. Johnson
Benjamin C. Perry
Bethesda
Cyrus FP. Flook
Poatoffiee Departmentuys
University Women
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