County Firemen Meet in August Parade and Convention
Frederick County volunteers gather for annual meeting with officers named and a parade slated for the afternoon at 2 and a children's parade at 4. Committees, local company delegates, and a barbecue highlight the event, tracing Emmitsburg and Frederick County fire history from 1829 to present developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern Nyowerk
Feigie Tsebaedl
Finnviterary
Arainssick
Chatman
Charles Bo Mort
D. Reusensteel, Jr
Charles A. Harchet
Prac
Charles Po
J W O Brechner
John D. Elder
Michael Joe Thompson
Jonn D. Enders
J. W. Tieiehner
Lewis Mell
JW Greichner
Field
Wiliam
Tews Heil
Dr Waleham
Clarence
Feasiey
Herbert W. Roger
Joseph H. Hoke
Amusementa
Charles P Mort
John Heistel- Inger
George Sanders
Uresaurers
Ralph Sperry
J Elmer Zimmerman
Frederick County
Independent Hose Company No 2
Frederick
al A. Radclift
Junior Mire Company
Lewis Deptzbaugh
United Steam Fire Engine Company No
W. Bartels Storm
Citizens Truck Company
William M. Storms
New Midmay Fire Company
Jenez Renner
Brunswick Fire Company
WW. Wirts
Walkerville Fire Company
Thomas Saylor
Middletown Fire Company
A. Y Holleau
Braddock Helghin Pire
Dudley Page
Myersville Fire Company
Walter Parkenstein
Guardian Hose Company
Thurmont
Omar Dube
Omffeers
Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association
Chariea 1
Mort
Emmitsbura
Lat Yice
William J. Br
Emmitsburg
Emmiteburg Co Wa
Lbrs
Vigilant Hoe Company
Emmtinburg
Lawa of
Maryland
Wu, AG Iedb Ay
Carroll County Farmer Takes Own Life in Home
A Maryland farmer in the Barhman's Valley area of Carroll County shot himself at his home. He had been in ill health for 14 months. A coroner’s verdict found death by his own action with no signs of external involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatmineer
William D. KR
Lean
Sieye
Barhman
Vailey
Sgt Heelth
Klerman
Martell family summer visit and local social notes
Taneytown residents report Mr and Mrs George Martell and daughter Mary visit relatives in Goke before returning to Cove. Bayil Crapsier visits Harttmners, and numerous local families, including Nusbaum Sites and Crabs, travel to Atlantic City and Grand Rapids for visits and events. Attendees at church and school events are listed among prominent townspeople, with several social gatherings, birthdays, and city notices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
George Martell
Mary
Goke
Martels
Colfer
Cove
Martell
Bayil Crapsier
Harttmners
Hirtle Lana
Wilbur Hahn
Elizabeth Morningstar
Day Ward Spitter
Baton
Atlantic City
Nod
Harry Nusbaun
S. A. Crabs
Grand Rapids
Mich
John Sites
Nusbaum
Mr Sites
Frank Brown
Columbus
R. C. VC
Western Marylin College
Fort Washington
Lavinn Pringer
Drown
Mary Wivell
Mra
Samuel Wivell
Geary Long
Taltimore
Claudius Tong
Omini
Sls
Vincent Arnold
Pr. Hov
Arnold
Willan Gallery
Bethesda
Mus
W. OV
Garrett
Robert
Norwood
Trinity Luthemn Church
Bundavley
Annual Banquet At Heights Features Company Leaders
A lengthy banquet at the Motel Vonvobond honors the Oa Pitre Hira Company and its leaders. Speakers include Monti, J YW Robhveon, and other executives praising steady progress, modernization of equipment, and a strong sales network. The event outlined company achievements during the era and noted upcoming projects and continued growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balesth
Oa Pitre Hira
Favorhng
Abot
Bety Fertony
Hiraler
York
Weinberg
Loral
Jornes
Hanes
Teria
Epeesstona Ibupinae
Cobiente
Die Mart
Crawford
Fo Ffappordt
Ian Prandsen
Satest
Wiliam Q. Lebherz
Marty J. Lebherz
A. R. Mechwen
Witeh
Welk family hosts relatives for summer visit
A list of visitors includes Thomas Shank and Charles Smith plus Donald Maker and Walter Barnhart among others. They are spending the summer with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Welk, and the Welk family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AML
Taek Moladar
Catherine Heinedolinr
Hichard
West Baltimore Sree
Catherine Heinduliar
Dorothes Pridinger
Margaret Heindeline
Hruth Satellite
William Mridinger
Minry Shahan
Thomas Allowen
Paul Siate Lite
Gatlera
Alelaw Attachter
Gtnerles
Deverry
Deberry
Annie Hyner
Barkow
Frankin Naker
Edgar Vince
Detour
Charles Bronesifer
Kerk
Stonrsifer
Willa Hockensmith
Lathfer Gottwalt
Youk
Wilelin
OG. Feeser
Albert Angell
Harry Welk
Leroy
H.W. Miel
Charles Wigh
Edward Stuyller
Wilbuchern- Dart
Joli Harnhart
Mra
Roy P. Smith
Caths Boring Asmith
Carroll Hartcock
Lloyd Tele Hineer
Charles Miller
Karl Whines
Mr On
Mra Harty Welk
Ailes Talllan Winh
Audrey Tharndart
W Manehe Warnhart
Catherine Stewart
Marie Haines
Naomi Stultz
Mary Wigh
Wirwinta Simi
Catherine Faureney
Mae Shank
Qladis Welk
Elizasbeth Harvhart
Acedia James
Anna Mae Hartcock
Marcu Taker
Janes Diteler
Charlea Ugh
Jack Noker
Werwinn Miller
Samuel Welent
Fark Ratikard
Kellethartsick
Robert Mathes
Henry Morehead
Martha Smith
Wiliam Airing
Faneuet
Cresaptown Faces Water Shortage Crisis
In Cumberland Maryland on July 28 the Allegany County Commissioners directed their attorney to consult the State Health Department about alleviating a Cresaptown water shortage. A town delegation complained they have lacked adequate water since Sunday, creating a sanitary problem as residents haul water to homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Allegany County
State Health Department
Cresaptown
Divorce Plea Filed by Joseph B Rothenhoefer
Joseph B. Rothenhoefer through attorney Alton Mennett seeks a divorce from Sarah A. Hothenhoefer in circuit court after alleging marriage in 1925 by Rev W Glen and abandonment since July 2008 plus unfaithfulness. He requests custody of their minor child. Mrs Rotherhoefer resides at New Midway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Rothenhoefer
Alton ¥. Mennett
Sarah A. Hothenhoefer
Rev. W. Glen
Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
Chia Mra
Rotherhoeler
New Midway
Consumer Research Bureau urged for Maryland poultry sales
Ocean City Md July 23 H W Jackson of the New Jersey Agriculture Bureau told the Maryland State Forestry Council that Maryland needs a Consumer Research Bureau to aid in selling local products. The session focused on technical discussions and a definite grading system for poultry. Dr Mark Welsh and George D Quigley outlined poultry testing by the Livestock Sanitary Service since 1925. About 125000 birds were examined last year and about 200000 are expected this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean City
H. W. Jackson
Bureau of Markets
New Jersey Department of Agriculture
Maryland State Forestry Council
Cere
Mark Welsh
Geo. D Quigley
University of Maryland
Roy H. Wait
University
Jackson
Maryland
Consumer Research Bureau
Welsh
Livestock Sanitary Service
Kiwanis Speaker Discusses Servants Objectives and Principles
Rev. Dr. HD Heoser of Get tysburg Theolosical Seminary addressed the weekly Kiwanis meeting at Hood College. He urged older men to guide younger generations, stressing servant objectives and lasting principles, with Dr. Amos J Travers introduced as president and presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HD. Heoser
Gettysburg Theolosical Seminary
Lyntheray Synod of Maryland
Hood College
Edison President Praises Club On Streetcar Track Removal
R Paul Smith president of Potomac Edison Co thanks the club for its action toward removing street car tracks. Guests at the meeting include Judene Hunt Hendrickson Portland Akron Ober Chagrin Falls Rev Grundy Fisher Indianapolis Dan Law Hagerstown and Rev Defost Thomas Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aetler
R. Paul Smith
Potomac Edison Company
Club
Isreso
Jurion
Judene
J. Hunt Hendrickson
Portland
Qre
Charles P. Willams
Akron
C . Ober
Chagrin Falls
Grundy Fisher
Indianapol
Ind
Dan Law Hagersteun
Defost E Thomas
Baltimore
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Carroll County
Kneckine
Geom
Kang
Tandon
Tari
Ox Fibre Brush Co
Mary Ann Green
Myersville
Central ‘Trust Company of
Lewis Tilghman Green
Flor May Green
Ue Sursisar
Lewis Tighman Green
Flora May Green
Cyrus F Flock
Cirious
Edward
Durbar
Sippy Ted
Suare Pete
Kore Picard VI
Pias
Bartos
Stalin
Moycas
Hed Square
Joseph Stalin
A. M. Hirsh & Coq
South Market
North Court Street
Kiwanis
McCrory
A. A. Lough & Son
Frederick County National Bank of Frederick NO
North Market Street
Norti
Market ST
GEO. S. Rodock &Son
Penna. R. BR
Baltimore American
Admiral Byrd
South Pole
Kehne
East All Saints ST. Frederick, MD
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