Baltimore Festival Extends Fete at Cathedral Grounds
A large Baltimore crowd will extend the Fete of Lights at the Protestant Episcopal Cathedral of the Incarnation. Not a church festival but an artistic achievement, it features Frederick representation and lists many attendees from local families and associations. The Cathedral League, started in 1918, spearheads support for the cathedral, with ongoing fundraising over years toward a lasting memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Potts
Mary Maulsby
Allee McPherson Smith
Mary Sifford
Eugene Creed
Mary Jones
EH. Ross Lockey
F. W. Sagittal Sdiamson
Julia Illiamson
Anne Albing Williamson
Frank Hill Hedges
Charles W. Rose
Feedeciee
Ira. Markell
Mt of
Frederic
Charter
Rand
Duvall
Francis Scott Key Association
Charles BD. Trail
Beatrice Trail
Matthew Fenton
Glenn H. Worthington
BR. B. Town
Misa Anne Helfenstein
Frederick
Joseph D Baker
Douglase Hooff
Hooff
Mise Robbing
Cathedral Funda
Cathedral of the Incarnation
Firemen Plan City Invite for 1923 Convention
At Independent Hall delegates from three fire companies unanimously invited the State Fire Association to meet in the city next year. President Chapline presided, with leaders Bennett and Keefe also supporting the plan. Delegates will travel to Frostburg for the current convention. Independent plans organize baseball teams to represent the company, with Juniors and Uniteds fielding squads and a series of games to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Hall
State Firen
Frostburg
State Association
Thomas A. Chapline
Robert A. Bennett
United Company
A. Kemp Keefeer
State
Uniteds
Indehave
Arrests Expected in Burlesque Angevine Case Near Knoxville
Federal grand jury indicted Richard T. Burlesque and Otis Angevine, former prohibition agents, on conspiracy and Willis Campbell Act violations tied to an April 23 raid on Frank A. Lutz’s Knoxville area home. Both face multiple counts as prosecutors seek arrests and bail actions in Baltimore. A separate incident reports Walter Stambaugh wounded in a neck accident involving Orville McCormick during a revolver play session. British Columbia reports no major crime prompting spring court activity in Clinton or Prince George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard T. Burlesque
Prohibition
Liberty
Dlackman
United States District Attorney‘s Office
Baltimore
Federal
Otis Angevine
Wills Campbell
Frank A. Lutz
Knoxville
Washington
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Freerick
Doan
William Zinger
E. Fourth Street
Exys
Sameer Eka
Beth
Cennestion
Walter Btambaugh
Issac Stambaugh
Thurmont
Orville McCormick
Rober
Martin
Orville
Stambaugh
British Columbia
Clinton
Prince George
R. McIntyre
Second St
Niagara
Susquehanna Valley
Pennsylvania
the Star
Y. L. C. Fisher
Charles Hutchison
Tweedy
Far West
Neal Hart
Squarin
Pearre
Prescription Store
Telephone
Market ST
Hannbul
MD Trek
Fen
Sven Pana
The
American Posture League
Hough
C. Thomas Kemp
Qre Prich
Central Trust Company
Maryland
Emmitsburg, Md
Myersville, Md
Monrovia, Md
Thurmont, Md
Quynn's
Aluminum
Allen G. Quynn & CO
Frederick, Md
Geo.s. Rodock & Son
Carroll St
P. L. Hargett & Co., Inc
South Market St
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