Heavy Rainstorms Bring Long Needed Water Boost
A severe rain event drenched the county, bringing the finest rainfall in two months. Storms cooled the heatwave from 96 degrees and nourished pastures, gardens, and crops with widespread relief. Lightning struck power lines felling hundreds of street lamps briefly, with service restored within hours. Frederick area received up to 0.75 inch, boosting reservoir levels and easing drought concerns but causing minor sewer trench washouts and road disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metardy Field
Wrnd
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Potomac Edison Company
Frederick
Mt. Airy
Thurmont
Johnsville
Walkersville
Urbana
Buckeystown
Middletown
Myeraville
Catoctin Mountain
Fishing Creek
Frank Weddle
Turcarora Creek
Neyer
College Avenue
Rases
Warry Cosgrove
Park Mills
Windstorm Scorches Creagerstown Area
Severe windstorm sweeps the Creagerstown vicinity with heavy dust laden gusts. A wagon overturns scattering hay and tomatoes. a roof loses metal sheeting and a telegraph pole snaps. From Catoctin to New Midway, damage is reported including shattered glass and blown fencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonal aMucus
Tata
Steve Ris
Tiree Toma
Hay
Two Men Caught After Attempted Auto Theft Near Frederick
A group attempted to steal a car at the Sand Hole south of Frederick shortly before noon. Ralph Anthony of Bronx and David V. Fall of Newark were arrested by Constable Guy Anders as they fled, with Anthony claiming the pistol was discarded for protection. Police recovered blank cartridges but no gun. The car belonged to Thurble Market on North Market Street, and the duo planned to drive until fuel ran out then abandon it. They said they were headed to Texas. both, about 20, face unauthorized use charges and later hearings. An earlier theft attempt near Crommitt's home on East Fourth Street yielded no results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ralph
Anthony
Bronx
N. Y
David V. Fall
Newark
N. J
Guy Anders
Anthony Wat
Pal
Capt
Anders
Price Allen
Dartgis
Oficer
George Holman
Thurble Market
North Market Street
Markee
No Nemre
Pow- Nee
Walter E. Sinn
Texas
Dewey Coumnntt
Crommitt
East Fourth Street
Martyr
Phebus and
Dorsry
Albaugh Trial Set in Hagerstown Monday
Trial of seven indictments against A Ridgely Albaugh, former local automobile dealer, is scheduled for Monday in the Washington County Circuit Court. Indictments allege false pretense tied to automobile financing and sale proceeds, linked to Albaugh headed Albaugh Chevrolet Sales, Inc, now in receivership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ridgely Albaugh
Washington County
Albaugh Chevrolet Bales, Inc
Albaugh
Prederick County
Albauzh
France Sees Sarraut Exit As Socialists Assume Power
Reports say premier Edouard Herriot and Jules Jeanneney move to new parliamentary posts as Leon Blum, Socialist leader, nears appointment. A 400000 worker strike crippled industry, with metal chiefs refusing talks until demands met. Blum’s rise signals a shift amid wartime republic tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sireraut
Caw
Suchailets
France
Sartaut
Thetreet
Elysee Palace
Les Brun
Chamber of Deputies
Jules Jeannensy
Senate
Confederate Decoration Day Services at Mt Olivet Cemetery
John Wood of Westminster will speak at Confederate Decoration Day services by Pitemueh Tee Chapter of Daughters of the Confederacy at Mt Olivet Cemetery Sunday at 3 p.m. Albert S. Brown will be master of ceremonies. graves will be decorated at 2:30 p.m. and attendees urged to bring flowers. The program includes hymns, a vocal solo, and prayers by Rev. William C. Stoval and Rev. Fr. Joseph P. Joralus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wood
Westminster
Pitemueh Tee
Daughters of the Confederacy
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Albert S. Brown
Alexander Young Camp
Confederate Veterans
William C. Stoval
Stow
Mr. Wood
James BE
Joseph P. Joralus
Edgar Nicodemus
John's Cemetery
Mt. Olivet
Alban Wood
Grace P Smith
M. C. Carson
C. Howard Young
Breaches Unaffected By Early Overtures
Cleveland June 4 AP Out of a welter of pre content ion maneuvers by prominent Republican leaders came renewed declarations indicating breaches between London Knox Rural forces have been affected by metiminart anneuyens Ladies Night tonight at 6 30 at Hotel Vine dabona Fraddock Meghte marks the fourteenth anniversary of the feral club Special tribute to NestiWller first president and Richard F Simmon secretary The principal speaker AW Keight of Comeri and Dancire will give the dinner remarks Tan Hagan and his helpers furnish the meal
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Cleveland
APY
London-Knox
Uns
Metiminart Anneuyens
Frederick Lions Cluil
Taye Hagan
Hig &Eurhermers
Lehigh Senior Kills Instructor in Shocking Incident
A Lehigh University senior is reported to have killed a faculty instructor in an apparent violent act. Authorities described the event as a fatal confrontation on campus with ongoing investigations and no immediate motive released.
Conference Opens Next Week at Western Maryland College
The Murshid Autiual Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church will convene at Western Maryland College in Westminster Maryland from June 00 to June 15. Rev John N Link of Newark will preach the conference sermon and reception will precede the Lord's Supper. General Conference president Rev Dr James H Straughn will address Friday evening and outline future plans. Officials and college presidents will report on activities and elections of officers occur Saturday morning. Several ministers from Maryland were elected to General Conference offices at the recent High Point session.
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Murshid Autiual Conference
Methodist Protestant Church
Waestenk
Marland Colege
Welreseay
John N. Link
Tod
First Church
Newark
Ratsuers
Weetedaatatoo
Fa, Sexsmith
Baltimore
USI
James HH. Straughn
Straughn
High Point
Daniel A. Poling
International and World's
Christian Endeavor Union
Western Maryland College
G. Holloway
Westminster Theological Seminary
C. B Fore Mnes
High Paint College
G. Humphreys
Methodist Protestant Recorder
Richard L. Shipley
Board of Missions
G. W. Haddaway
Bettie Brittingham
Maryland
Clutches of Christ In America
James J. Shughin
General Conference
Dro
Pr. 2
Tehierty
Thaem Nae Teneines
State funeral for late Speaker Burns named successor Bankhead
Washington June 4 1930 Congress moved to elect William B. Bankhead of Alabama as Speaker of the House following the death of Speaker Burns The vote named Bankhead and the Senate was notified The Republican convention loomed as adjournment prospects faded amid efforts to finish tax conference and adjourn between party meetings
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Burns
Bankhead
Washington
Willa OB Hankstead
Alabama
Joseph W. Byrths
Hemes Ris
Eader Wits
Chile
Howe
Bauth ‘Primbte
Trimble
O'Connor
W York
Rules Committee
Willian
Senate
Thalves Hon
Dutta
Culibati
Father And Son Banquet Te Weld Ate Adamstown
A Father and Son banquet at Trine ity Evangelical and Reformed church Adamstown hosted by Rev. Harvey 8B Abu on Tuesday at 7 p m. The event featured a Rainbow Class served tea and a program led by the Men s Bible Class with Frank Thomas as speaker and Meredith Hickman as singing leader. Participants included fathers and many local residents. event details list multiple attendees and a Willow Creek style program with recitations and selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trineity Evangelical and Reformed Church
Adamstown
Harvey
Abu
IO. O. FL
Thainbow Clase
Feala
E Oxle
Frank Thomas
Mere
Dith Hickman
Raymond Thomas
Tenta Ogle
Be Clark Dibson
Robert Gibem
Dernant Cibten
Edward Heute
Marcy Nogle
Rey
Mr. Stines
Meredith Hickman
Millard Hickman
Charles Carin
Totert Cariln
Tom Pantin Trent
Yettey Pvate Te Reyeen
Tes Havnneberger
Gordon Dutron
John Wm. Yingling
Harry
Cavin Wotman
Pail C Miller
Jewe Keg
Power Pimms
Ceoege Soup
Cente Bein
Deg Fete Sup
Willem Arostae
William Traeeligh
Dore Fhasue
Irise Ove
Bruce Waa
James Olond
Certificates for 17 pupils announced at rural school
A rural school will award certificates and honor medals to 17 pupils including James McCambie and Jane Bay. The ceremony features Rev Dr Traver, a choir, and the presentation of American Legion awards. Students will compete at the Brute Field Track Meet in Baltimore on June 12 following a strong county meet showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duvecatton
Tey
Hyn
Steaas
American Legion
Jane Bay
Mhletic Mecord Beventern
Baltimore
James McCambe
S Eprade
Charles Kemp
Clyde Ire
Merr} Smith
Challis Green
Jha Derr
Challis Agent
Choclss Mudie
David Selalre
Ter Linton
Edward Fuing
James Kemp
John Weddle
Robert Weigand
Robert Habren
Calvin Sidler
Hubert Derr
Robert K. Wright
Market rally shows scattered gains amid drifting trends
New York investors saw scattered rallying tendencies in a drifting session as bonds and commodities posted modest moves. Sterling and French franc weakened amid ongoing international capital flows. Gold prices fluctuated with a reported rate around 5.00 7-8.
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New York
Othe
Jean Wey
Ala Ulm
Oldest Baltim ore Methodist Episcopal pastor dies
Dr Charles Wo Baldi longtime Baltimore Conference minister dies at age 66. He confirmed a man 64 years ago and received a floral tribute from that parishioner. Baldi served as pastor in Maitimore De and helped organize church matters during his tenure with the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weulminster
Charles Wo Baldi
Baltinore
Methodist Epiccopal Church
Joseph 1
Shreeved
Oye Hiven
Maitimore de
Diploma Recipient at Washington College Ceremony
Robert Mathiat Pinkoof of Middle town among graduates of Washington College to receive their diplomas at the commencement exercises Monday. Park area hosts the event as part of the college’s ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mathiat
Pinkoof
Middletown
Wathingon
Cotlege Chiestertoan
Roosevelt Heads to Tennessee for Burns Funeral
Speaker Joseph Burns of the House dies at 60 from a heart attack and cerebral hemorrhage. Congress adjourns in sorrow as a Nashville funeral is arranged with President Roosevelt to attend. The burial is set for Nashville with Rev. James Montgomery to deliver the sermon.
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Washington
Joseph Wellitton Burns
Tons of Representatives
House
Eles William Brockman Bankhead
Mabama
Eying
Roosevelt
Congress
Neevders
Byrnes
Senate
Haat
Dita
Tennessee
Southern Railroad
Nashville
McReynolds
Committee On
Burns
James Montgomery
Garden Party For Aged Home Planned Next Thursday
The Board of Managers of the Home for the Aged schedules a garden party on Thursday from 4 to 9 pm on the lawn. Ice cream, drinks, baked foods, fancy work, and white elephant table will be offered with two lawn entrances. Admission is free but tickets grant strawberries and tea. Mrs. Walia Crue and Mrs. Charles J. Trail lead the event with committees for cake and candy, fancy works, serving, decorations, and tickets. This is the home’s first ever fundraising garden party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Board of Managers
Barden
Ientz
Tee Crean
Walia Crue
Charles J. Trall
Henrt
MietYer
Mra
M. Rau
Ernest Irelfenstein
Lewis Ft. Derribaugh
Grab 'Hage
Mias
Mary S. Maulshy
Mra. Vrancis Walker
Milas Race Nelaig. Vetere
Mrz
Dean Says He Will Enter Plea of Guilty
Detroit June 4 AM Dean a jailed defendant in the Poole kidnapping and murder case announced he will plead guilty when they are ready. He named codefendants and alleged an order to kill Poole. The report notes Dean’s claim and references an associate called the Hawk Legion secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Detroit
Dayton Dean
Wark Tegion
Charles A. Poole
the Hiwk Legion
Indorsement in Montgomery a County Board of Education
Fragmentary report notes the Republican State Central Committee for Montgomery County endorses Mary Hall of Poe ile for appointment as a member of the Montgomery Security Board of Education. The text is garbled with several missing or misread names and places.
Speaker Welling-ton Myris Dies in Office Shocking Capitol
The House mourns Speaker Joseph Welling ton Myris who died of a heart and brain hemorrhage. House leaders move to adjourn and elect William D. Bankhead of Alabama as successor while the Senate halts tax work to honor the late speaker. Flags fly at half mast and cabinet meetings are canceled as dignitaries visit to comfort Mrs. Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waelugtin
Joseph Wellington Myris
Anudiet
Puta
Byrne
Teelesey
William D. Bankhead
Alabama
Iunser
Moore
Bankhead
Senate
Dyrus
Yoata
Nyrna
Ant
White House
Vieales
Sacallean
Disorderly conduct charges filed in early arrest
Drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges were filed early today against Robert C. Fender, arrested by officers Phebus and Dorery. The report notes the preliminary arrest details and the officers involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Fender
Oly
Omicera Phebus
Dorery
Weather figures and climate notes from 1935 readings
A fragmented weather brief cites daily precipitation of 1.18 inches and June totals around 0.40 inches. It notes past normal July showers and mentions temperatures around 69 to 74 degrees with unclear calendar references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peer
Tani
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Sarraut
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Seotatind Teater
Republic
Lehigh
Iad
Amd
Beth
Sane
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Iamos
Westek
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Tina Chow
Burgee Properties
J. Thomas Hurgee
Flora J. Burges
New Market
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Ing Howe Betaren
Wotville
Dears Y Davie
Baltimarm
Chimote R. Flautt
Citiveng National Bank
Thie City
Thiresetorny
Eleepeam
Fiesteam Daeling Howee
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