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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jun 03, 1930

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Fire Destroys Dairy on Holter Farm in Emmitsburg

A blaze at the Frank Holter farm near Emmitsburg destroyed a dairy house and damaged a large dairy operation. Firefighters saved much of the surrounding buildings though a boiler and milking equipment were ruined. neighbors aided in containing the blaze which began about 8 25 p.m. No injuries reported.

Ind Fred Frank Hoahern Jerick County Burea Stealler Mr. Holter Edward F. Molter John W. Holter M. Franz Holter

Eagles 10 Meet Here on June 17

About 50 delegates past state presidents and visitors attend the 25th state Eagles gathering set for June 17 and 18. Frederick A. 1067 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles is listed as host with Grand Acre representation expected. Past Grand Worthy President Edward J. Ryan of Philadelphia is highlighted for advancing Eagles principles in the eastern U S. Major L C Culler and Attorney E Austin James welcomed visiting members as a business session and reports were planned for Wednesday June 18.

Assembly L. Cc. Culler E. Austin James State Aeris Sigie Aerie Allemsen Thers Inn

Rallies To Adopt Paleface Members Of Chippewa Tribe

Large class to be adopted at a Champlain County rally reports palefaces joining the Chippewa Tribe No 19 in Frederick Md. Sioux Tree and Chippewa Tribe organizers say about 50 palefaces will be admitted this night with Great Chiefs and members from multiple tribes present. The event proceeds from a state-wide effort to boost membership and features speakers including Great Sachem Samuel L Mason and Baltimore officials. About 200 members are expected at the 7 30 pm gathering at the Wigwam in Frederick.

Carrol Sioux Tree Haxersioop Chippesa Trive Funkstown Washington County Cumberland Maryland Sachem Samuell. Mason James T. Cluster Baltimore Sentor Sagamore Howard AL Albaugh State Wire Boosters League Baltimore City Theodore R. Mecheldin Mayer, Broening Bir Miew Aztec Tribe Worthington-P Wolfsville Oklahoma Sabillasville Brunswick Union Bridge Wyoming Uniontown Weil Frederick Disi tCharze Henry KL. Bennett Richard Keiser Roy L. Crum Jown W. Starr George K. Millen Easin Johnson

Aurora Borealis Display Seen Here On Two Nights

Northern Lights were visible over a broad sky span on two consecutive nights. Firemen staged a demonstration nearby as a crowd noted the bright, fan shaped arc overhead.

Schedule for Sunday Evening Services

The Sunday evening service schedule is ready for June 15. The program includes evening prayers, a sermon, and congregational music at the usual local church. Services begin at 7 oclock with a brief fellowship after.

Census Work Nears End in Howard County District

The county census program in the Second District nears completion with plans for a September close. The Ministerial Association coordinates open-air services at Baker Park starting June 1, featuring multiple churches and a daily Bible school beginning June 16. The report notes progress, difficulties with farm schedules, and county district updates including Buckeystown Thurmont New Market and other areas with growing populations.

Frederick Myers Prederick County Buckeystown Buckesstown Thurmont Riggs | Sanatarium Tramaville New Market Point of Rocks Buckerstown Thurmont Ds

Miss Kreh Bride of Leander S Stuart

Miss Kreh becomes the wife of Leander S Stuart son of Mr and Mrs Earl S Stuart. The couple wed Monday at a ceremony reported in the society column with details of their families and the event.

Miss Kreh Bride OF Leander S. Stuart Biss Hencziett Mrs Ersh West Birs Earl Stuart Pepper

Mt Airy Commencement Incomplete Fragments

Fragmentary OCR outlines Mt Airy commencement events at Masonic Hall with references to Frida and June. Names such as Rev Dr Orrar and Vernon appear, but crucial dates and details are unclear.

Masonic Hall Unday Orrar Mi Vernon

Becomes Sales Manager

Becomes sales manager amid a corporate reshuffle as teams adjust to new leadership. The move positions a veteran executive to drive revenue, oversee client relations, and coordinate regional sales strategies.

Attempted Dechon Verbal of Lottie B Dechon

A disputed attempt involving Mrs. Lottie B Dechon is noted in records with mentions of Maret Lateste Cath as a prowaranee of a deed. The case centers on alleged actions surrounding the deed and the involved parties are identified in shorthand terms within the document.

Lottie B. Dechon

New Year Bomb Case Began for Brady Brothers

Rockville Maryland June 3 AP The Brady brothers Herman and Le Roy face trial for the New Year’s Day bomb murder of Herman’s bride Naomi Hatl Brady 18. The sisters were among those wounded. LeRoy pleaded not guilty and asked for jury trial. Herman followed with not guilty and requested court trial. State seeks death penalty.

Rockville Herman LeRoy Brady LeRoy Merman Talesmen Upper Marlboro Prince George's County Nafomi Hatl Brady Robert B. Peter, Jr Montgomery County

Nine Victims in Chicago Gang War As Slaying Spreads

Chicago records a ninth fatality in a gang feud as Joseph Ferrari 26 is shot on Clark and Locust streets amid a flare of violence. Earlier the same night Samuel Monistero and Tony Tornatore were shot, with Tornatore only slightly wounded. Police pursue suspects as more gunfire leaves several injured.

Chicago Joseph Ferrari Clark Locust Ferrar Samuel Monistero Tony Tornatore Ates

Shopmen Set to Win 40 Hour Week Claims

Baltimore reports union leaders say shopmen will capture a 40 hour workweek after talks with officials. Agreement details uncertain but progress described as most satisfactory by transport leaders. Aimed at standardizing schedules across the trade.

Hoover and Cannon Clash Over Veterans Vetoes at Senate Hearing

At a Senate committee hearing Joseph Cannon faced questions on his ties to temperance groups and Asheville anti Smith conference. Senator Walsh pressed him for details while Cannon refused to answer about some charges. The exchange suggested possible contempt actions but no immediate penalties were announced.

Walsh Blaine Republcan Wisconsin Cannon Jac Asheville Jay Sena Senate Varius

Ordination Service Set for Charles Trail at All Saints Church

Prominent Episcopal clergy and laymen from Maryland will attend services at All Saints Church in the city on Thursday morning. Charles Bayard Trail Jr. of Frederick will be ordained to the diaconate, the first local ordination since Rev. J. Addison Ingle. The ceremony begins at 10 30 with morning prayer, followed by the ordination. Trail will be presented by Rev. Douglass Hoof, with a sermon by Rev. John Yellett of Belair. Trail’s education spanned the University of Maryland Franklin and Marshall College, Princeton Theological Seminary, and the Philadelphia Seminary. The event marks a historic ordination for the congregation.

W. A. Mar Archie E. Sisher Robert L. Smith Presbyterian Church Charles E. Weller Evangeliest Lutheran Church GS. G. Rupp Caty Drev G Edis Wilkin Grace Reformed Church Chalmers W. Waick United Brethren W. Stine Trinity St. EF South W. C. Smith Grace Reformed Chu C. W. Walck Charles E. Wehler Bible School Rapids G. Ellis Williams Royal Milan G. Wilson Maryland All Saints Church Charles Bayard Trail, Jr Frederick Protestant Episcopal Church J. Addison Ingle Tegelack Mr Trail Douglass Hoof al Sa Church Aton Jeuhn Yelleit Belair Mary Edward T. Helfemore Maryishop Heienstein Hooft Barker Adams Warren K Universiy Franklin and Marshall Arseat Y School Philadelphia Princeton Thevas Trail

Old Pete Released by Philadelphia Nationals

Unclear OCR fragment reports Old Pete released by the Philadelphia Nationals in a National League context. No further verifiable details available from the garbled text.

Old Pete Philadelphia Nationals

Monday Musicals names officers for next year

The Monday Musicales annual meeting re elected officers led by Mrs Town as president and Mrs John B Harding and Mrs John Francis Smith as vice presidents. Margaret Ken was named recording secretary and treasurer with Miss Miriam Rhoads on the program committee for next year.

RZ. Town Rockwell Terrace Town John B. Harding John Francis Smith A .A. Radeuf Iss Margaret Ken Richard P. Ross Walter Dantrosch T Yhousands Liicnerswart Ross Next Ster Marsha Belle Pettie Mike Williams Miriam Rhoads Musicales Organization

Chief of Police Taken For Intruder At Local Event

A police chief was detained during a community festival when an incident involved a man in civvies approaching the event. Officers responded, questioned the individual, and the matter was resolved without further incident.

Slam

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Emmitsburg Farm OF TO BE Shoulderto M. Frank Holtes Frost Lewistown Washington Harmao Grove Jeading Deer Jontt Chamber of Commerce Linticum Frederick-Carrott Howard-Montomery Sea Gaithersberz Washington-Gettysburg Capitol Gettysburgh Frederick Fr Mr. Linthicum Sunanine Howard-Montgomery Miller Caseeli, Jr Richard Best Christian Endeavor Centennial Memorial Unie Brethren Church Pennsylvania Christian Endeavor Contention New Cumberlace Junior Endeavor Lotiery Geo. Econ Gary Grove Kane Socey Prine Sted Depstes Wack Eagles State Hospital Michig Great Chiefs Howard County Ministerial Association Federal Howard Frederick County Carroll and Montgomtery MT. Airy Commencement Berin Cesta Speete Nae Yao Ius Brady Brothers Balimore Emnetia Hoover Congress Pancions Front Govern Ment Barthes Charles B. Trail Jr Monday Musicales
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