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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1926

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Formal Opening Hotel Braddock Planned for June 18

Plans for the formal opening of Hotel Braddock on Tuesday evening June 18 announced by Michael J. Croghan president and hotel manager. Reception at seven, dinner at eight, dance from eleven to one. Guests already arriving from Frederick and nearby communities for the summer. Stockholders meeting held to discuss operations and business. Improvements including new baths hot and cold water in every room a new refrigeration plant and interior redecoration completed. Banquets scheduled throughout June with nine events from June 9 to June 25.

Braddock Michael J. Croghan Braddock Heights Frederick Bratdock Hotel Company Leslie N. Coblentz Grover L.michael Emory L. Coblentz E. Delaplaine Charles Opel J. Paul Smith Wikiiam Meredith Smith A. Ames Hendrickson C. C. Garry Roland FF. Long Albert W. Condos Kg Williams Harry Rowe Croghan Mutual Insurance Company of Maryland Insurance Association Brunswick High School Alumni, Association Boys’ Wish School Alumni Association of Middletown High School Girls’ High School Alumnae St. John’s Alumni Lions Club Scottish Rite Masons

Siberian Natives Ate Their Own Kin for Food

Name Alaska June 7 AP Bringing a tale of famine among natives of Indian Point Siberia across Bering Strait from Alaska Ira Rank of the motor ship Trader returns from a trading cruise to islands along the Siberian coast Three hundred natives died of starvation last winter Only survivors lived on the flesh of comrades relatives and dogs Many natives killed their wives and children then killed themselves rather than commit cannibalism Authorities seized ammunition and guns to prevent uprisings and barred foreign trade

Name Alaska Indian Point Siberia Berins Strait Alaskant Ira Rank Siberian Rank Thoas

Hood College Commencement Activities Highlight Class Day

Hood College held Class Day exercises at 3 o'clock with Ivy chain march and a mantle oration by Janet Laurie. The senior play As You Like It was repeated tonight at 7 due to rain, with 46 seniors in the cast including Rosalind and Orliana roles.

Hood College Brodbeck Hall Dist Alumnae Association Coblentz Alumnae Pauline Posie Edith Uagan Ruth Cline Janet Laurie Fannie Magee Next Gen Eines Julia Abbott Margaret Wellery Pearl Smeltger John Niven London Niven Ursinus College Eeith M. Thomas Washington Edna Bremer Lancaster Florence Lantz Shea Quarryville Lillian C. Lantz Philadelphia Alice Rohrback Braddock Teights Marian Landis Quakertown Christine EK. Moyer Mt. Joy Virginia Party Roberta Carly Baltimore Estelle Broebeck Young Mary Grace Hel Tenstein Frederick Mary I. Paxson Elizabeth Mitchell Naylor Oakland Anne E Krick Altoona Tpa Georgianna Simmons Gittinger Katherine Weller M. Thoma Washington Erma Fischer York Pa Fitzabeth OW Davis Esther Bausher Rover Highland Park Katherin Barley Millersville Mildred Brunete Mobley Haserstown Grace Pharr Veintosh Elsie Ritchie Vyagerling Harrisburg Me Ott Bri Henry ‘Tl. Wade Knndespe Holbrooke Stelhins Wagner Howl College Brodbeck Rosalind Orlantha Susan Catser Pauline Vole Helen Gerydy Donentone Margaret Keith Stackhouse Senters Stuio Prodberk Hall M. Pauline Hopkins Mise Atlee Witter Ehinn Marys Stallings Nola Moore Doroida Fair Marguerite Null Inchina Osta Fink Sipes Mise Alberta Comer Love

Last of 80 miners rescued from Alpha Port mine

Trenton Ohio June 7 AP says the last of eighty miners overcome in the Alpha Portland cement mine were rescued alive this morning after three hours underground following entry into the mine doorway.

Trenton Ohio Alpha Portland Cement Ing

Hail Storm Damages Frederick County Areas

A noon to early afternoon hail storm hit Frederick County with hail sizes from peas to marbles and heavy rain in northern and western areas. Woodsboro saw damage to structures while Emmitsburg had only light rain and Thurmont reported about twenty minutes of rain. Reports from Hagerstown and nearby sections varied, with unverified claims of a heavy hailstorm.

Frederick County Rom Cdea Vunsonville Woodsboro Pasterne Emmitsburg Thurmont Cnmo Tfagerstown Maryland Frederick Hagerstown

Three in Fight Before House Judiciary Board

Washington June 7 AP An exchange of blows inkwell and water glass were thrown today at the Capitol in a clash between Representative Rankin Mississippi and Commissioner Fleming of the District of Columbia and his counsel Frank J Hogan before the House Judiciary Committee investigating Fleming's administration. Hogan suffered a slight injury above the left temple as others were kept apart. Rankin admitted throwing the inkwell and Fleming the glass of water. Rankin said someone struck him, possibly Fleming. The fight followed Rankin's anger at an interruption by Slogan during a question.

Washington Capitol Rankin Mississippi Frederick 4. Fleming District of Columbia Frank J. Hogan House Judiciary Committee Fleming Hogan Rakin

Kiwanis Convention Delegates Travel From Frederick

Frederick Kiwanis Club members journeyed to Montreal to attend the international Kiwanis convention. The party, including Mr. and Mrs. Davai and several others, is due back in Frederick around June 14 after joining the local group in Maryland.

Frederick Kiwanis Club Montreal Canadas Kiwanis Innternational Fredericktonians Lyantag Isaltimiore Kiwanis Speci Pennsylvania Frederick A. G. Davai Ate Sappington, Jr Kolb BE Town Sadat Ernest Helfenstein, Jr Gerson Rasour Samuel Rosenstack

Celebration Nation's Birth Tonight In Court House

Tonight a mass meeting in the court room will decide the nature of the celebration for the sesquicentennial of American independence. Prominent men are expected, and the gathering aims to establish plans and leadership for a nationwide observance on July 4 and 5.

ACS United States Frederick Baltimore Sun Charlies F. Kreh the Sun Frederick County

Evangelistic Campaign Planned for Frederick Next Fall

Frederick church officials announce a fall evangelistic campaign organized by the Cy Ministerial Association. A planning committee, including Revs Rosal, Keifer, Whems, and Glen, was named. Vacation Bible School will run June 21 to July 16 at Church Street School with Mrs G Nevin Mebert as principal. Officers elected: President Rev Douglas Muosh, VP Rev COW Walek, Sec Rev William St Glen, Treas Rev R Cart Mawwotl. Rev Walbotr To Rogers gave a sermon on the World Conference on Faith and Order. Members present included Rev Lueff, Tonal, Waly upp and Glen.

Tall All Saints Reys Rosal Keifer Whemsmai Glen Ible Schonk Church Street G. Nevin Mebert The West Doulgas Muosh Cow. Walek Willam St. Glen R Cart Mawwotl Walbotr Rogers Association Lueff Tonal Walyupp Glen

Miss Toms Weds Miss Ruth Miller in New York Church

Miss Toms daughter of Mrs. Duncan Parlette of Plainfield New Jersey married Herbert Gustave Barth son of Mr. and Mrs Gustave Barth of Elizabeth New Jersey in Grace Lutheran Church New York City The ceremony was performed by Rev J A Weyl in the presence of close friends Afterward the bridal party dined at the Commodore Hotel and the couple planned a wedding trip through New York State and Ontario They will reside at 152 Netherwood Avenue Plainfield

Ruth Miller Toms Duncan Parlette Plainefield N. J Kieffer Frederick Grace Lutheran Church West Tist Street New York City Herbert Gustave Barth Gustave Barth Elizabeth M. 1 J. A. Weyl J. A. West Commodore Barth New York State Ontario Netherwood Avenue Planfield

More Cases 10 Be Heard Tonight In City Disorder

Residents of West Third West Sixth report late Saturday noise from suspected drinkers. Pistols and firecrackers disturbed streets while quarrels erupted in several houses. Police warned offenders. arrests followed Sunday as courts prepared. Names not clearly shown in records.

West Third West Sixth West Third Street West Sixth Street East Sixth Fifth Streets Third Stret Culler Wesel Sifth Street

Ritchie Files Candidacy Amid Health Note In Annapolis

Annapolis June 7 AP Clovernor Ritchie today formally filed his certificate for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. He will face William Milnes Maloy in September’s primary. The Governor is confined at the Executive Mansion with arthritis. Dr Oliver Purvis says he is improved but must stay off his foot for at least a day. Several engagements, including a State Normal School address, were cancelled.

Annapolis Clovernor Ritchie Demincratic William Milnes Maloy Oliver Purvis The State Normal School

Calvary Methodist Sunday School Session Report

Calvary M E Church held a Sunday morning session with 625 in attendance. Special music featured in the Man school and Leaders' Bible Class. A large congregation received the Lord's Supper assisted by Rev J McKendiee Reilly. Epworth League met at 6:39 pm led by Miss Nelle Mallinia. Dr Williams preached on The Christ of The Indian Road. Monthly Epworth League social is 7 30 pm Tuesday. Infant baptism next Sunday morning and the annual children day service at night. Children day offering goes toward the new educational building with a goal of 1000.

Calvary Methodist Episcopal Sunday School Man de T T. Fe Gaehr Presbyterian Church Daly Ji Aom J. McKendiee Reilly D. 1 Pennsylvania Misa Nelle Mallinia Williame Stanley Jones Epworth League

VANDALS STRIKE NEIGHBORHOOD TREES AND FENCES

Officers Tartgis and Cronenburg investigated wanton destruction on Klin and West Fifth streets where two minutes of small trees planted for Meo and Mrs Charlies D Dol were stripped of leaves and torn limbs. Leaves and short branches lay beneath the trees as the vandalism prompted police action. A venerete curl on Film street was broken and a front-yard dash uprooted earlier. The Monday Musicales committee led by Mrs John Francis Smith and Tart Stehsan announced a regular meeting and a special program at Potatoctin Corner Club Wednesday night.

Tartgis Cronenburg Meo Charlies D Klin West Fifth Streets West Fifth Street

Nobile to Seek North Pole Land From Nome Alaska

Nome, Alaska June 7 GAB Friends of Col Umberto Nobile who piloted a airship spoke in Nome today about organizing an expedition to search for land beyond the Arctic wastes north of Alaska The crew of the Norre reportedly failed to sight land but Nobile said he believed land could be found A public reception and dance was held by Nome Catholics in honor of Nobile and crew members

Nome Alaska Umberto Nobile Awho North Pole Urbpe Huat Arctic Miassa Norre Nobile

Wanted Marriage License Sparks Police Intervention

Early morning in Frederick a Baltimore couple sought a marriage license. The clerk refused before 8 am and police later intervened. The groom is five years old and the bride thirty, a bizarre mix-up prompting detention at Sergeant Flriby’s home as authorities contact the pair’s parents.

Cupid Baltimore Frederick Bu G. Flaugh Bly Yuevlerk Police Diu Te Hone Flriby Fone

French May Slay American Fighter in Damascus Court Charge

In Damascus on June 7 AP reports Ana American born Gilbert Clare of Memphis Tennessee, a private in the French Foreign Legion, is held on desertion and rebellion charges after a clash with French forces. He and five companions were captured after exchange of fire. an investigation is underway and a court-martial is expected soon. Memphis youth Bennett J Doty faces possible execution for mutiny with the French Legion. Ambassador Herrick has been asked to intercede with France, Senators from Tennessee also seeking action. Senator Borah dined at the Key Hotel without registration. later notes on colored glassware and summer drinks conclude the piece.

Damascus Syria Ana American Gilbert Clare Tenn French Foreign Legion Claw Pamascus Kist Aleht Om Company Eohaon Nepal Andreas Soucida Memphis Teou Bennett J. Doty Seuelda Feta Ant A. Tiwit Whirl Doty State Dept Washington Ambasador Herrick Paris Kellogz Bennett J Daly Gilbert Clare State Department Frsan and McKelner Tennessee Daly

Three More Including Negro Woman Injured in Texas Shootings

In Newston Texas three girls were arrested and held for questioning after multiple shootings left at least four dead and several wounded. A Black woman identified as Cota Robinson was among the injured. investigators said Carter opened fire at a party aboard the freighter area, killing Mrs Edna Mikum and injuring others.

Newston Texas Jane Dave Thei Houston Robert Cartes Port Etl Fowak

Children Day Observance at Grace Reformed Church

Grace Reformed held a Children Day service with a morning program featuring songs recitations and exercises led by Rev Chalmers W Walek and others. About 518 in Sunday School attended, flowers were placed on the altar, followed by a baccalaureate note for Flood Valleze and meetings of church groups. Market news notes dull trading in New York with 956 000 shares traded.

Grace Reformed Church Joe J Schring Childree i Chalmers W. Walek Richie School U.S. G Laura Orrison Robert Ray Agnes Thomas Charles Lewis Lowark Dimmer Harry Shafer Chester Boona Earl Starr Lea Hoffman Robert McLaren Lewis Alexander Burton Creager Rayhow Michael Jean Ifaurd Mary Ree Narner Dorothy Clemsola Jesabeth Roderick Maret Smith Louise Meslaren Rebecca McLaren Lillian Thomas Mary June Reed Albert Drummitt Rolo Betty Sponsoeller Anna Ruth Grove Eugene Style Evelyn Green Alfred Catsail Marion Riddlemoser Alliene Rifle Elizabeth Pisher Gertrude King David Robert Rothenhoeth Ungh Gitsinger Margaret Thomas Louise Teaberts Elizabeth Roderick Alma Thomas Clara Cruammitt Mildred Tartgis Martha Jane Culler Sarah McLaren Naomi Dorsey Glenn Orrison

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