Hersperger Retired Farmer Dies Sudden in Buckeystown
William H Hersperger 57 a lifelong farmer of Buckeystown Frederick county native died suddenly at his home this morning at 10 15 from cerebral hemorrhage after returning from the post office He retired from farming in 1921 and lived in Buckeystown He was a Democratic candidate for county commissioner last fall and is survived by his widow Miss Marie Plummer a son Grafton and daughter Lilian Funeral Sunday at 11 oclock, C 2, Cline Superel director
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Hersperger
Buckeystown
T. Clyde Boutson
Hersperger
Mr. Hersperger
Montgomery county
Frederick county
Reformed church
Adamstown
Marie Plummer
Grafton
Lillian
Baltimore
Samuel
Elmer
Arthur
Marshall
Thomas
Laura Chiswell
Griffith
Winstead
Nellie
Julia Hersperger
Cline Superel
Priests Transferred by the Archbishop in Maryland
Balti more archdiocese announces sweeping priest transfers and new appointees by Archbishop Michael J. Curley. June 17 effective noon, five seminarians chosen for study in Rome plus committees named for ecclesiastical surveys in District of Columbia and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Michael J. Curley
Rome
John I. Barrett
District of Columbia
Patrick J. Ritchie
St. Cyprian’s church
Washington
St. Mary's church
Barnesville
Montgomery county
John S. Cuddy
St Mary's church
Gaithers-burg
J. Ambrose Quinn
St Peter's church
Westernport
St. John’s church
Frederick
Public debt reduced by 51 million in May
The Associated Press reports Washington June 2 that May reduced the public debt by 51,000,000. The total debt stood at 23,128,836,607 on May 31, down from 23,190,201,256 on April 30, reflecting treasury efforts to shrink obligations.
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Associated Press
Washinton
the
treasury
Father of Forestry Jos eph Rothrock Dies in Pennsylvania
Dr Joseph T. Rothrock, famed as the father of forestry in Pennsylvania and a former State Forestry Commissioner, died at his home. The longtime leader, cited as reaching his 83rd year, passed away in West Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Frese
West Chester
Joseph T. Rothrock
Pennsylvania
Tourist Park Attracts Campers With Radio Demonstration
Frederick tourists increasingly use the park as a camp ground. Chas D. Blumenauer runs the store and grounds, distributing News-Fest folders and recording campers, votes, and equipment. A Florida camper set up a radio and received ball scores and market reports, praising the site’s country atmosphere near fields and mountains. The park offers water, electric lights, and benches for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Jff
eick
Chas D. Blumenauer
Florida
AMI
Night Rain Boosts Growing Crops Across Area
Showery weather brought beneficial rainfall overnight with a total of 0.4 inches reported. The forecast calls for overcast skies today and tomorrow, while temperatures ranged from 65 to 74 degrees, marking one of the warmer nights this summer.
Martial law proclaimed in Chihli province China
The Foreign Office announced martial law in Chihli province, China. Officials cite disbanded soldiers from Chang Tso-lin's army as bandits, but the move is viewed as a precaution to secure delegates arriving for the reopening of the old Republican parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Peking
Foreign Office
Chihli
Chang Ts0-lin
Incorporation Notices Filed for Three Local Firms
Articles of incorporation filed in the clerk of court list Brunswick Lumber Co Inc with 250 shares at 100 each and capital 25000, The Young Men s Shop Inc with 500 shares at 100 and capital 50000, and B Rosenour and Sons Inc capital 125000 with 1250 shares at 160. Incorporators and resident agents named for each firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Lumber Co., Inc
Young Men's Shop, Inc
B. Rosenour and Sons, Inc
Brunswick Lumber Co
Russell M. Deener
Brunswick
L. M. Basehoar
Hagerstown
Millard Buskirk
Cumberland
Deener
ceping
Jacob H. Schmidt
J. Harry Brandenburg
Arthur McCamner
S. J. Dutrow
Arthur Stern
R Earl Derr
Grayson B. Haller
B. Rosenour and Sona
Tuc
B Rosehour and Sons
Solomon
Levy
Wolf Cohen
Malti More
Isidor Rosenbloom
Nathan Cohen
Dept Agriculture Chiefs Outing To County May 30
A U S Department of Agriculture outing at Sunny Hill on Catoctin mountain drew over a hundred guests from Washington including Dr H C Taylor chief of the Bureau of Markets and other officials and spouses. The event featured a country luncheon and remarks on farming topics as Fredrick County’s countryside impressed visitors. A Shanghai contest compared an abacus user from China and an American adding machine salesman, with the American showing greater speed and accuracy.
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DEPT. AGRICULTURE
L. M. Estabrook
U. S. Department ‘of Agriculture
Sunny Hill
Catoctin mountain
Washington
H. C. Taylor
Esther
Taylor
Bureau of Markets
Estabrook
university of Wisconsin
N. J. Spillman
Spillman
Bureau of Farm Management
Meadows
Cotton marketing
Yohe
W. F. Callender
Callender
Albee
Anna B. Sloane
League of American Pen Women
Countess Nord
Shanghai
Tenth Anniversary Banquet of Leaders Bible Class
The Leaders Bible class held its tenth anniversary banquet in the Methodist Episcopal social rooms with about 250 attendees. A brass band concert opened the evening, followed by a social committee served banquet. Speakers included Rev. J. C. Wrightson and C. A. Gilson. The event featured music from the Leaders Orchestra and Epworth League Ukulele chorus, and visitors from county Bible classes attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal church
Leonard G. Wachter
saratoga
Epworth League
J. C. Wrightson
Hammond Clary
Chase Hudson
Wallace M .Brashears
Clarksburg
C. A. Gilson
Geo. M. Free
O. W. Shinnick
Call money at highest rate in three months
New York June 27 call money opened and remained into the coming week at 1 per cent. This is the highest initial quotation in more than two months. Merger talks sparked selling of Republic Steel and Midvale at declines of 1 5/8 and 2 1/4 points, Lackawanna steel also weak. Coca Cola fell 3 1/2 points on profit taking. Major rails eased while motors ship and miscellaneous shares showed firmer prices. Close at 395. Sales about 1,490,000 shares.
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Associated Press
New York
Call money
Republic
Lackawanna steel
Coca Cola
Senate acts on army appropriation bill amid tariff pause
The Associated Press reports in Washington that the Senate began debate on the army appropriation bill after a six week tariff standstill. Chairman Wadworth of Military Affairs hopes the measure clears quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate today
Wadeworth
Military Affairs Committee
Federal Grand Jury Probes Maryland Shooting Case
Federal grand jury in Baltimore opened a full inquiry into the Horsey distillery shooting near Burkittsville. Witnesses from Frederick and surrounding county were summoned, with details of the Lutz home incident and Meyer’s arm wound under review as a broader probe into the affair.
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Federal grand jury
Baltimore
Bukinsville
Frederick
United States grand jury
Lutz
Charles T. Meyer
Horsey
Jones
Burkittsville
congress
prohibition enforcement department
Hoover May Call Wholesale and Retail Coal Dealers
The Associated Press reports that after coal operators agreed to cap spot prices at 350 dollars a ton during the strike, Secretary Hoover may organize a conference with wholesale and retail coal dealers. The aim is to ensure public benefit from the price agreement and to examine actions to end the strike and curb excessive prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Department of Commerce
William D Haugh Dies At 96 In Frederick County
William D Haugh aged 96 and 3 months died at the hospital Thursday at 11 20. A lifelong Frederick County resident born on a Ladiesburg area farm he worked as a wheelwright until recent years and was a devoted Christian and Grace Reform Church member. He is survived by Chas W Haugh of Hanover Pa and Mrs Stewart Gosnell of York Pa. Funeral Saturday at 1 30 from his grandson Wm Gosnell 11 West South street with interment in Mt Olivet cemetery.
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William D. Haugh
Mr. Haugh
Frederick county
Ladiesburg
Grace Reformed clerch
Chas W. Haugh
Hanover
Stewart Gosnell
York
Wm. Gosnell
West South street
Mt. Olivet cemetery
Personal Notices From Baltimore and Local Families
Misa Mary Lowns of Baltimore spends time with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs William H Mehriing on East Church Street Those who visited Mr and Mrs William J Wiles included Parteller and Anthony Jarvis from Washington and Frank Weders of Water Heart L G Kieffer and family moved to a cottage at Clifton for the summer Mr and Mrs Haunt Hendrickson of Portland Oregon are visiting in the city Mr and Mrs Goldie Stauffer on East Church Street receive congratulations upon the birth of a SUB
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mary Lowns
Baltimore
William H. Mehriing
East Church street
William J Wiles
Parteller
Anthony Jarvis
Washington
Frank Weders
Water Heart
L G Kieffer
Cliftom
Haunt Hendrickson
Portland
Oregon
Hendrickson
Goldie Stauffer
Three Balloon Race Entries Still Air Over Milwaukee Start
The national balloon race began in Milwaukee with three entries still aloft at noon. Major Oscar Westover in an army balloon Lieut. W. F. Redd in a naval balloon and H. Honeywell of St. Louis were tracked as airborne. Several others landed overnight including Norfleat near Hancock Missouri with a 425 mile gas bag journey, Weeks near Witt Ward Van Orman Akron at Fayette Missouri.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Milwaukee
Oscar Westover
army
W. F. Redd
naval balloon
Honeywell
St. Louis
Norfleat
Hancock
Harold E Weeks
Witt
Ward T. Van. Orman
Akron
Fayette
Brunswick Boys Not Guilty of House Breaking
Three Brunswick youths Harry Allgire Joseph Allgire and Evandus Mathias were found not guilty in the circuit court at Hagerstown before Judge Frank G. Wagam in a case charging them with entering the summer cottage of Thomas B. Sweeney near Hancock last fall and stealing contents including linen The principal witness Charles Porter also of Brunswick was jointly charged and acted as state s evidence The crime was said to have occurred while the party was on a hunting trip in the Hancock area They were represented by State Senators W Mish J O Snyder of Hagerstown and Alban M Wood of Frederick
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BrunsWick
Harry and
Joseph Allgire
Evandus Mathias
Hagerstown
Frank G. Wagaman
Thomas B. Sweeney
Washington
Hancock
Charles Porter
W. Mish
J. 0. Snyder
Alban M. Wood
Frederick
Plane crash kills two fliers near mountain side
El Paso June 2 AP reports Ben Jenkins Jr a lieutenant in the Reserve Corps and Sergeant Arthur Joeng ling of the 17th Observation Squadron Fort Bliss burned to death when their airplane crashed against a mountain side and was destroyed by fire.
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Associated Press
El Paso
Tex
Ben Jenkins, Jr
aieutenant
Reserve Corps
Seret
Arthur Joengling
17th Observation Squadron
Fort Bliss
Petition in Bankruptcy Against New York Stock Firm
An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed in federal court against Silwell, LeMer and Lows, stock brokers and members of the New York Consolidated Stock Exchange. Liabilities were noted at $200,000 and assets at $50,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Silwell, LeMer and Lows
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
Roosevelt Gives Diplomas to 400 New Midshipmen
Annapolis June 2 1922 Theodore Roosevelt acting Secretary of the Navy due to Denbys absence presented diplomas to more than 400 midshipmen of the class of 1922. He urged them their careers extend to public service and not merely sea duty, asserting no time when navies would be abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Tate
Navy
Denby
naval establishment
United States
aaa
Congress
Backed Move to Appoint County Farm Agent
Keenspges L Kaufman president of Kaufman Motor Co East Patrick street appeared before the county commissioners this morning and voiced strong support for appointing a county farm agent. He said science has boosted farming and many farmers need expert guidance from trained farm agents. He cited past successes and urged unanimous approval of the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keenspges L. Kaufman
Kaufman Motor Co
East Patrick street
thozs
Kaufman
Darr and Hackley Wed in Lovettsville Ceremony
Eugene W. Darr of Lovettsville Virginia and Daisy B. Hackley of Harper Ferry West Virginia were married Thursday at noon by Rev. Dr. A 5 G. Rupp of the Lutheran church. After a short trip they will reside on a farm near Lovettsville.
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St. John’s
Aids Blake
Norman MacMillan
W. T. Blake
Sharp
CHIHLI PROVINCE
CHINA
Brunswick Lumber Company
Shookstown
A. W. Hardwick
top
Egypt
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rick
Dorrington Graves
LEADERS’ BIBLE
M. E. Church
U.S
SENATE
Walsh
Massachusetts
L. BE. Broome Row
Europe
MISSOURI
BRUNSWICK BOYS
MOUNTAIN SIDE
WN. Y
George L. Kaufman
missioners
HYMENEAS
Pirate Lass
Newspap
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