Orchardists in Conference Here Discuss Plagues
About 150 delegates from Maryland and neighboring states attended a morning session at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to study orchard issues and inspect local groves, but rain canceled field visits and the meeting moved to indoor demonstrations. Entomologists reported no trace of the Japanese beetle in Maryland or nearby states, while other pests and marketing conditions were reviewed by state horticultural leaders and a delegation from the Northeast States Entomological Association.
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State Horticultural Society
Francis Scott Key
B.D. McCain
Frederick
H. D. Baker
Lew Allen
Holmes D. Baker
B. Bomberger
College Park
H. H. Vierheller
EF. , N. Cory
Stata
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
West Virginia
Hancock
Washington County
Northeast States Entomological Association
Annapolis
The
Wee Allen
Salisbury
S. B. Shaw
Andrew Cohiil
Henry Whiteford
Harford County
R. R. Walker
Talbott County
Henry Harrison
Worcester County
George Morrison
Baltimore County
Girl Saved From Death in Patapsco River By Stranger Hero
Misa Lenora Buck 25 of Elmira North Carolina attempted suicide by leaping into the Patapsco River from Hanover street bridge. Carl Forsythe of Baltimore jumped 50 feet into the water to rescue her. At South Baltimore General Hospital she revealed her identity after detectives confronted her with evidence. She had used the names Peggy Harris and Peggy Brown while traveling and working as a waitress in Atlantic City.
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Baltimore
Misa Peeey Brown
Patapsico
Misa
Lenora Buck
Elmira
N. C
Carl Forsythe
Hanover Street
South Baltimore General Hospital
New York
Atlantic City
Pegsy 'Harris
Peggy Harris
Peggy Brown
Patapace
Frederick County Fair Opens October 20 Sixth Annual Show Planned
Plans for the sixty-fifth Frederick County Agricultural Society fair set for October 20 22 and 23 are under way. The premium book lists 76 classes across agriculture home arts and other fields with public entries and special prizes to be announced later. Grandstand attractions include John R. Apee Choy Ling Foo Troupe The Valentines and more. Officials and committees are named with Dr R V Smith as president and O C Warehime secretary.
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Frederick County Agricultural Society
OG. C. Warehirne
Frederick
Harrington
Del
Tarboro
N.C
T Ted
John R. Apee
Choy Ling Foo
Valentines
Tice
Phard
Farth
All Saints Church Reopens After Six Months of Repairs
All Saints Church resumes worship on Sunday after six months of extensive improvements estimated at 16000 dollars. Inspecting architect H S White of Baltimore reported progress, noting new vestry lavatory, upholstery, mosaic chancel floor, oak under pews, new lighting, and refreshed walls.
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All Saints Church
Edwin C. Markell
Ernest Helfenstein
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Church
Pariah House
White
Baltimore
Frederick
Blumental Kahn Co
Odd Fellows Home
Modern Lighting Company
Sted- Tar Products Company
South Braintree
Maga
Glenn R. Nikirk
Hahn and
Betson
Mottu
Fire consumes Chesapeake City business district
Emergency calls drew Elkton Middletown and Newark crews as a fire ravaged Chesapeake Citys business area. The Santel drug store and residence burned. the adjacent A and P store and Dr Delmar Smithers office suffered heavy damage. Firefighters brought the blaze under control with outside help after 15 minutes. A couple sleeping on the second floor were rescued after stairs became impassable.
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Associated Prenat
Chesapeake City
Elkton
Middletown
Newark
Del
Irregular Trading On New York Exchange
Irregular stock activity up to midday as specialists and speculators clash over declines in steel equipment and motor issues. News of price cuts spurred renewed selling in Mack trucks Fisher body and Chrysler. Call money rose to four percent with heavy overall volume around 1,500,000 shares. Thieves Take Sixty Chickens From Clinton Area Hennerys. a nearby theft nets nearly 100 more. A flashlight evidence. Lions Club Education Night Features A LeRoyne Cardell on service and the impact of clubs on boys.
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Associated Press
New York
Stanes
Ainst
Mack Trucks
Fisher Sody
Chrysler
Call Money
Frederick Leads Ridgeville In Week's Automobile Fines
The weekly report by Commissioner H. E. Austin Baughtman shows Frederick and Ridgeville towns collecting fines totaling 383 dollars and 277 dollars respectively. Violations include speeding, reckless driving, no license or registration, and accidents. Notable penalties include William Dixon for intoxicated driving and several drivers cited for speeds above reasonable limits.
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Frederick
Ridgeville
Commlaioner
Austin Baughtman
Irving Jones
W. G. Tribby
Knoxville
C. N. Fosse
Walkersville
George Dacyr
Sylventer Brown
Poseasion
Carter
Davis
W. C. Hamilton
Bennett
William Lyfe
Charlen Linson
O. F Price
Harry 2. Wolf
William ©. Harger
J. ¢. Blerer
Samuel P. Cohen
Edward F. Cain
Henry A. Donnelly
Joseph Porsey
Robert H. Ryder
HM. Shelton, Jr
Alfred T. Neal
James F. Williams
Entertainment at Sabillasville Hospital by Auxiliary
The Women’s Auxiliary Francis Scott Key Post American Legion and visitors brought Ivaning's entertainment to 450 patients at Sabillasville State Sanatorium on Thursday night. Ice cream and cake were served. a local talent program accompanied by Mrs. Harry Sanders ran in the auditorium while staff visited bed patients. Participants included Mrs. George K Bir dly and Miss Frieda Kimmel among others with Miss Ruth Strine overseeing children’s hospital visitors.
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Ivaning
Woman's Auxiliary
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Sabiilasville
George K. Birely
Harry Sanders
Hirely
Mian Gena Relle Michael
Frieda Kimmal
Laurens Bowers
Arthur Moberly
Tlelen Michael
George K Birdly
Charles §. Houck
Wiliam F. Shook
Fannie Lease
Harry Sandera
Irwin Kump
Frieda Kimmel
Miia Helen Michael
Lena Redé Michael
Laurena Bowers
Infant Run Down by Train in Pasadena Maryland
A coroner s jury found Eugene Patrick Bloom infant son of Mr and Mrs Harry Bloom of Alvaton AntEel county was killed by a Western Railroad of Baltimore and Annapolis train without the crew s knowledge. The child wandered from its front yard near W B and A tracks and was struck while lying unconscious after being stunned by a tailing footstep. The jury exonerated the crew citing white dressed child and gleaming reballasted tracks as factors in the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
O. L. Hat‘ton
Eugene Patrick Bloom
Harry Bloom
Alvaton
Annie Arundel County
Curtailed Passenger Service Affects Frederick Line
The Pennsylvania Railroad reduced passenger traffic at Frederick with three incoming and three outgoing trains dispatching at 8.50 am and 4.40 pm on weekdays. Protests arose as rural carriers adjust mail stops, and transfers were announced for conductor George Neat and baggagemaster T Mallineaux after 32 years on the line.
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Pennusylvanaa
Frederick
Poxtones
Wadlkeraville
Woodaboro
LeCore
George
Neat
T. Mallineaux
Beat
Perilee
Scouts Open Camp On Monocacy River Bucks Town
Fifty boys joined a scout camp along the Monocacy river at Buckeystown opening last Tuesday. Oscar K. Grove leads the camp and reports thirty pounds of catfish and two turtles caught so far. About 125 guests registered. camp breaks next Tuesday. A note on the North Pacific describes a sea bed chasm about six miles deep.
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Monoccacy River
Buckeystown
Oscar K. Grove
North Pacific Ocean
Train wreck near Harrisonburg injures two workers
Three Frederick residents Mimsen Titian V Gaither Pauline Driver and Ruth Driver were aboard a train bound for Harrisonburg Virginia when the engine and a car jumped the track about 3 miles from Harr ic onburg. Two trainmen were shaken up but no serious injuries reported as the locomotive and car plunged down an embankment. Miss Gaither and Miss Ruth Driver were en route to a Methodist conference in Mansonetta Springs to represent the local church. Pauline Driver planned a vacation through Staunton Roanoke Natural Bridge and other Virginia locales.
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Frederick Persons
Mimsen Titian V
Gaither
Pauline Driver
Ruth Driver
Harrisonburg
Harriconburg
Mre. C. W
Thin Elty
Ested Velplans
Predericktoniata
Laatcotch
Mansonetta Springs
Southern Methodiat League
Methodiat Church
Misa Paulne Driver
Staunton
Roanoke
Natural Bridge
Virginia
Maryland Guards Prepare for Virginia Beach Summer Camp
Maryland National Guard units from Frederick and Western Maryland gather for two week summer encampment at Virginia Beach Virginia. First Regiment and Fifth Regiment personnel including Headquarters and band depart Saturday from Frederick at 11 30 a m by B and O railroad and join rest in Baltimore then sail on Old Bay Line to the camp. Western Maryland and Eastern Shore units will arrive around the same time with Virginia Beach chosen camp again after last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland National Guard
Flist
Virginia Beach
Fredericknits
Iegimental
Thera Volts
Fred Arick
Gailroad
Baltimore
D. John Markey
Thin City
Frederick
Beadquartera Company
Tainty
Reception Postponed by Inclement Weather
The Odd Fellows reception in Frederick city and county at the new home has been postponed due to bad weather. The event will be held later with the time to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Fall Wardrobe Trends For Milady In Vibrant Hues
Fall colors dominate Milady’s wardrobe with pansy purple and deep lavender leading, black in second place. Frederick stores show purple satin crepe georgette gowns and new sheath suits in Jersey weave, with golds and reds in accents. Footwear offers a rainbow of colors including pansy velvet pumps and black velvet spike heels, while hats stay bright and small.
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Frederick
Ralph F. Burdette
Park Avenue
Tle
New Aporta
Millard N. Nase
Burdette
Thurmont
Frederick High School
William Jennings Bryan Laid To Rest In Arlington
Thousands gathered at Capitol church and Arlington for the burial of William Jennings Bryan. Family members from Los Angeles and Beverly Hills joined to say farewell as floral tributes and prayer rituals framed the final rites conducted by Dr. Joseph Sizoo and with benediction by Dr. George Stewart.
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Associated Press
Washington
William Jennings Bryan
Arlington
Inet
W. J. Bryas, Jr
Los Angeles
Mra
Grace B. Hargreaver
Beveerly Hills
Cal
Dinamter
Jam Bunday
Mr. Thyap
T. G. Allen
J. W.W. Baird
Tincoin
Neb
Milton
Bryan
T. Tf. O'Mannnen
Sperryrile
Solemo
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Hone
Coolidge
Ruth Owen
Josephud Daniels
North Carolina
Italian Held in Jail in Baltimore Bomb Plot
In Baltimore the circuit court postponed until Monday the writ of habeas corpus for Joseph Cottone held in connection with the Vincent Rissa home bombing probe. Assistant State's Attorney Padgett argued witnesses were unavailable for grand jury review and police hinted at more arrests as detectives guarded the Rito family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prose
Baltimore
Duke Bond
Joseph Cottone
Vincent Rissa
Enso
Padgett
Cottone
Cotteng
Nolice
Rito
Bowbing
July 1925 Sees Rainfall Near Monthly Average
July 1925 brought near normal precipitation with about 4 inches expected by midnight. Overnight rainfall totaled around half an inch, adding to the month’s total as heavy downpours rolled through Freeport and adjoining county areas. Temperatures fluctuated from 2 to 66 degrees, with rain persisting into the day and easing by Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freestick City
Sabilastille
Pee-Mar
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Taneytown
F. W. Harnwell
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George J. Ross
Edward J. Smith
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Charles W. Rees, Jr
Miax
Louisa Potts
Eleanor Johnson
William F. Sicard
D. C. Winebrane
Mary Maulaby
Alicea Smith
Kitty Ross
David C. Winebrenner
Gaylord Hanwell
Tarsons Newman
Patapsco
Fair
R. V. Smith
Eugene A. Grove
O. C. Warehime
Guy K. Motter
P. L. Hargett
P. Merle Hiteshew
David Cramer
Lee Ranneberger
John T. Best
C. H. Conley
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J. W. Humm
EF. A. Grove
P. K. Hargett
J, T. Best
G A. T. Snouffer
J T. Best
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Arkansas
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Terral
Berlin
London
H. S. White
NEW York Exchange
Clinton Metcalfe
Libertytown
Lions Club
Camp Schley Inn
Braddock Heights
A. LeRoyne Cardell
Boyn
Ransom
Sabillasville Hospital
Party of Woman's Legion
Pennylvania System
Frederick Persone
Milady
Bier IN
Capital Church
New York Avenue Church
Arlington Cemetery
Exponent of Peace
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