Brightwell trial at Martinsburg opens with not guilty plea
The Brightwell murder case against William R. Brightwell opened before Justice Baker as testimony began in Martinsburg. Witnesses described the collision with a Ford driven by Brightwell and his companion Six. The hearing continues with further cross examination and is not expected to finish today.
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Baker
Martinsburg
Kenneth Kneister
feastanuy
Wiliam RL
Brightwell
Orndorff
Charles Brown
Orndorf
Reno
Six
West Virginia
Wegon ang
Brown
Youngster
E. L. Luttrell
Martinsbore
Scamtel A. Lewis
Birthday tribute to Philip William Otterbein highlighted by church events
Centennial Memorial U. B. Sunday morning paid homage to Philip William Otterbein founder and first Bishop of the United Brethren church. Rev. Glen reviewed Otterbein's life born 1726 in Germany and his 1752 arrival in Pennsylvania.
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Philip William Otterbein
Evangelical Reformed church of
Frederick
United Brethren church
Wim. RK. Glen
Otterbein
Dilleceburg
Germany
Osterhein
Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Tulpehocken
York
Baltimore
Independent Reformed church
Peter Remp
Rock Springs
Sundar School
Suan- Gar
Jesus
Geiliee
Isaiah
U. B
Quincy
Funk
Darton
Chip
Tuesdar
Revolver Shot Drives Robbers From Brunswick Store
Two burglars broke into the PL PL Barker store in Brunswick early Sunday. Awakened proprietor Y T Barker fired from outside, striking one assailant as the pair fled, leaving gems scattered near the door as they escaped.
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Barker
Brunswick
gemis
Hood College awards new scholarship to Hanover woman
Mrs. H. D. Sheppard of Hanover established a Hood College scholarship, awarding Miss Romaine Schue of Hanover High School about $ unknown yearly to cover tuition room and board for four years. Schue, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Schue, will complete her course before another Hanover graduate receives the funds. The story notes Hood’s growth and ongoing Hanover ties and hints at further scholarships to come.
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Hood College
H. D. sheppard
Hanover
Samuel Dawson
Frederick
Hood
Bard
aloro
Fosdick Resigns but Resignation Rejected
Rev Dr Harry Emerson Fosdick offered resignation from Casios due to Presbyterian Assembly criticism but church leaders refused to accept it and supported him. The report notes broader Kiwanis convention activities including music and club growth with 20410 clubs and 238 new in the past year.
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Associated Press
New York
Henry N. Tifft
First Presbyterian church
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Casios
Presbyterian Assembly
Indianapolis
Asa G. Candier
Atlanta
Jules Brazil
ieacer
Hilties
Highland Pipers
Toronto
Alabama Bays’ Industrial School
Birmingham
Ala
24th Regiment
Ft. Berg
Columrbus
Kiwanis Glee Club
Houston
Texas
Kiwanis
Complete convention plans for state's firemen outlined
Condensed three day program released shows attractions and events. Several thousand visitors expected to attend, with demonstrations, parades, and speeches by officials.
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CONVENTION STATE
Week's Program For Firemen's Convention
Schedule of events for the Firemen's convention lists baseball games Frederick vs Martinsburg at Agricultural Park, opening reception at Winchester Hall, band concerts at Court House Park, and multiple sessions and parades. Thursday features second sessions, grand parade, more band events, and a grand ball at Armory. Friday includes Heel race on Rockwell Terrace drill contests and a sightseeing tour.
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Agricultural Park
Frederick
Martinsburg
Winchester Hall
First Regiment
Court House Park
Junior Engine House
United Engine House
Armory
Rockwell Terrace
Court Square
Plans Set for Firemen's Convention in Town
Tonight a committee meets to finalize plans for the Firemen's Convention to be held Wednesday through Friday. Judges marshals decorators band and reviewing stands are arranged. Canopy over Market and Church streets will be raised by Tuesday with the event set to start Wednesday. Officials expect several thousand attendees for the three gala days.
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Market
Aihat
Executive meeting of Frederick County Farm Bureau
A special meeting of the executive committee is set for the Farm Bureau office with John McGill J. Wednesdan presiding at 2 o clock. Topics include cooperative marketing across Maryland counties and a talk by Prof F B Bromberger on how to get more out of the Farm Bureau with an address in Emmitsburg Wednesday evening.
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Frederick County
John McGill J. Wednesdan
Imperiari
M. OM. Stewart
Steie Farm Bureau
win
connr
Maryland
F. B. BRomberger
Marrland Extension Service
M. Frankown
David G. Zentz
Fredericw
Waltersville
George Alnuit
Buckerston Co
C. Green
Lewistown
J. G. Stevens
Creagerstown
Bomberger
Emmitsburg
Farm Bureau
Annual G H S Alumnae Banquet Set For June 25
The G H S alumnae hold a meeting to set June 25 for the annual banquet to be held at Hotel Braddock. The event marks the 5th anniversary of the association with about 200 graduates expected and officers to be elected.
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girls’ high school
Hoel Graddeck
secorduive
banqu
East Church
Mikired
Dr Gaehr Elected Head of Ministers Association
Frederick City Ministerial Association elected officers at Evang elical Reformed meeting. President Rev Dr T J Gaehr Ph D. vice president Rev J Paul Wright. secretary Rev Dr G Ellis Williams. treasurer Rev A L Barrett. Plans for Daily Vacation Bible School in Winchester Hall begin June for five weeks. Bundie Day drive for Near East relief reported. carload of material collected. Next meeting set for first Monday in October at Presbyterian Sunday school rooms.
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Frederick City
Evancelicst Reformed
T. J. Gaehr
J. Paul ‘Wright
G. Ellis Wiliams
A. L. Barrett
Winchester Hall
Near East Reef
Presbyterian chirch
Miss Davis Weds Dr. J Bernard McClellan in Washington
Miss Edna Frances Davis became the bride of Dr. J Bernard McClellan at St Stephen s Catholic Church in Washington. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Fr G Vincent Fitzgerald and followed by a family reception at the bride s home. The couple will reside at West Patrick Street apartments and Dr McClellan will continue his veterinary practice in Frederick.
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Edna Frances Davis
Emma Morozzi
Alvin Davis
James R
Thomas McClellan
Warren Davis
John A. Jones
Washington
McClellan
South
West Patrick street
Dr. McClellan
Frederick
Civil War Impends in Honduras Reported
Reports from New Orleans say civil war looms in the Honduras Central American republic as several women and children were sent to safety by husbands and fathers amid the unrest.
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HONDURAS
Associated Press
en Orleans
New Orleans
Harmony key to business stability, says banker at music convention
George E Roberts of National City Bank told the Music Industries Chamber of Commerce that harmony and prosperity underpin business stability. About 29,099 music merchants manufacturers and artists attend the four day convention in Chicago. A house and lot on East Fourth Street were sold by Frenry M. Gittinger to T. A. Whitmore and F. E. Allen Grumbine. terms are private.
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Associated Press
Chicago
George E Roberts
National City Bank
New York
Music Industries Chamber of Commerce
Frenry M. Gittinger
East Fourth street
T. A. Whitmore
Allen Grumbine
Shriners Caravan Heads to Washington Amid Heat Wave
The final group of Shriners left Frederick for Washington to attend the Zero Stone ceremony. Cars ranged from Rolls-Royces to flivvers, many wear red fezzes, and parking in the capital-bound crowds is expected to be tight. The weather section notes extreme heat, prior rainfall, and May 1923 records, with 1922 being cooler on average.
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Shriners
Washington
United States
California
capitol
hall
C E Society Members Graduate On Sunday
A large audience witnessed nine Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society members graduate on Sunday evening. The class received certificates and C E Expert pins. Members included Mrs Kiam J G Reinmuth Daisy Abrecht Jor Reinmuth Rebecca Witter Elizabeth Abrecht Clark Wisotzki J Franklin Witter Elmer L Phelps.
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Evangelical and
Grace Reformed Christian Endeavor Societies
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society
C. FE
Kiam
J. G. Reinmuth
Daisy Abrecht
Jor Reinmuth
Rebecca Witter
Elizabeth Abrecht
Margaret Gaehrahd Messrs
T. TF. Gaehr
Two Cows Killed By Thunderstorm At Shosen Road
A Sunda moon thunderstorm struck near Shosen road killing two cows owned by Thomas Summers. One cow valued at 32 mal, a grade Hal, perished while a second animal died when lightning hit a tree. About 28 cows were in the field. remaining cattle escaped injury. Summers seeks insurance coverage.
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Sunda
Thomas ‘Summers
Shosen road
cox
Heidon farm
Prices of Industrial Shares Sag in Market
New York June 4 Prices of industrial stocks sagged in the stock market after early buying orders had been absorbed and the volume of business was reduced Rails held fairly strong Call money opened at 4 3 4 per cent.
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Associated Press
New York
Minister nearly killed by own car in Beaver Creek incident
Rev. A Quenzel, pastor of the Christian church at Beaver Creek, was injured when his automobile ran over him while he cranked it and dragged him to nearby tracks. He is in Hagerstown hospital with a broken vertebrae and other injuries and is not expected to survive.
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Associated Press
Hagerstown
A Quenzel
Christian church
Beaver Creek
Potomac Public Service Company
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Sunday School Highlights
A special six hundred plus attendance session featured horn quartet music in the main room. At eleven, members were transferred into church membership from several areas. The Leaders' Bible Class led by Chas. Zimmermann conducted the Epword League Jr. group. The 7:30 pm sermon by the pastor spoke on The Glory of the Com Tacplace with a solo by Mrs. Chas. E. Hudson.
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Calvary Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Thos. Russell
Caroline M. EL reh
Baltimore
B. T. Dixon
Urbana
M. E. charch
Chas. Wisner
wairch
Epword League
E. Bryan Rice
Chas. E. Hudson
Wiliams
Agricultural Park
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