07 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1930
Page
1
A fragmentary note reports a crease event at Mooreathas 2 Botte with Carson peck and Fooieicume involved. Details are unclear but names appear as key entities in the damaged text.
Local HCH school contestants travel to Baltimore for the Edison competition and win top honors. Team members excel in science and math events earning state recognition.
The Maryland State Employment Commission selected two high school seniors for the Edison scholarship, choosing Young Smith from Frederice High School and another top student. Each state will send one finalist for a national Edison event to be hosted by Mr. Edison, with the gathering expected in the summer.
The Brunswick mayor and council ordered a suit in the Circuit Court against a property owner for unpaid city assessments totaling about 6000. The session covered finance, a dairy inspection report showing all dairies served in excellent condition, street committee costs of 299.35 including 36.25 for the new garbage system, and a 100 injury claim by Mrs. J. F. Good from a 1928 sidewalk incident.
A local theaters week in June promotes Family Month with free admission for seniors over fifty, and for all mothers under twenty two on select matinees. Prizes for the oldest mother, youngest grandmother, and Scouts’ participation add to events at Tivoli and Opera House, with Graduation Week and a Visitation Academy commencement noted. Weather outlook for the week given.
Four robbers held up the Clinton avenue branch of the South Side National Bank in Newark New Jersey taking about $22 000 after forcing tellers to fill the cages without a shot being fired. In Nesbitt Mississippi three men with sawed off shotguns entered the Bank of Nesbitt locking the cashier and his wife in the vault and escaping with about 3500.
A marriage license was issued in Towson, Baltimore County, for actor Lionel Atwill and Mrs. Douglas MacArthur. They planned a ceremony later at Mrs. MacArthur's Eccleston home. The couple listed ages 45 and 36 and disclosed prior divorces. Mrs. MacArthur, formerly Louise Cromwell, had been married to Walter B. Brooks Jr and E.T. Scotesbury.
In Lisbon on June 7, German minister Dr. Arthur von Ball send was shot twice while disembarking a German warship during an official visit. He lies in grave condition at a Lisbon hospital. A German suspect Pranz Piechocosky was arrested and charged.
Baltimore AP writes that Miss Helen Williams and Basil Gordon announced their engagement today. Gordon is a member of a prominent family and the couple plan a wedding in the near future.
A fragmented report describes a shooting involving a man named Jessi Ther and others, with a fatal outcome for one person and injuries to a second. The text references a divorce, involvement of Nutkols, and a county authority response.
A fragmented report notes fatalities among miners linked to an incident at a work site. Authorities are reviewing the event as families and local officials seek answers and safety assurances.
A historical note discusses Richmond population data and related statistics with brief mentions of local demographics and regional trends.
The article outlines plans for a Vacation Bible School opening on June 18, listing grade groups from first through eighth and noting registration and age requirements. It mentions Mrs. Robert and Margaret Sager overseeing parts of the program and urges guardians to register children and return care cards by Sunday.
A jury, seated since last night, weighs the fate of Roy Brady, a Washington automobile mechanic charged with making and using a bomb that killed his sister in law and two other relatives in New Year’s Day blast. The panel heard prosecution seek the death penalty while defense urged against taking the boy’s life. The jurors were told they could reach verdicts from degree murder to manslaughter.
In Denver on June 7 the 20th biennial general federation of women clubs adopted a resolution reaffirming their support for prohibition. The session closed with a strong testament to sustaining the movement, despite earlier electoral setbacks and opposition.
Acting chairman releases statement denying lack of quorum affected proceedings. In Washington the committee awaits Chatr shan Caraway’s return from Arkansas as Cannon faces questions about 1928 political activities.
Mrs Virginia Shultz of the Maryland State School for the Deaf and John Howard arer Eric Pa were married May 30 in Hagerstown by Rev Dr G C Carpenter. Mrs Sailor native of Richmond teaches at the school and is known in Frederick. The couple are on a wedding trip in Washington and plan to live in Frederick come fall.
New York reports a sharp bear attack as stocks tumble throughout the two hour session. Major issues fell while volatile names suffered large losses and margins compressed from yesterday’s abrupt drop. About 2,256,000 shares changed hands as the market closed lower.
Report lists new officers for Frederick Aerie No. 1967 Fraternal Order of Eagles including Frank Bell Charis E Wells treasurer and James W Engis Stephen Wickless Borne Hagerstown with tax rate noted as $1.15 per $100 of assessment and reference to last year’s figure of $1.13 and an apparent taxable base increase.
A rally organized by the Red Men drew participants in the city amid a show of unity. Local organizers reported strong turnout and messaging focused on community solidarity and fraternal values.
Fragmentary OCR reports an event involving Prince Carol T to be proclaimed king of Rumania. Names and places are garbled. the text mentions coroners and a coroner's jury, and references to Keefers and Edwards in a dispute over an estate. Disorderly language obscures key facts and dates.
News from Romania reports Dowager Marie of Romania pleased by the return of former Crown Prince Carol to Bucharest after five years in exile. Government ministers held an urgent session to decide Carol's role in the state, while Carol conferred with his brother Nicholas.
Lincoln High School held its annual commencement Friday at 8 o clock in Asbury Methodist Church West Saints Street. Principal Maurice Reid presided as seniors received diplomas while Helen Burness delivered the valedictory and the glee club sang The Bells of St Marys. Reverend J B Dotson offered the benediction and Mr Etchison urged graduates to build character and strengthen their school.
The Girls' High School Alumnae Association in Frederick schedules a June 6 meeting at Motel Frederick with Mrs. Sarah Gregg Oden presiding. A banquet follows on June 16 at 7 30 PM. The group includes all graduates from the old East Church Street school before coeducation. Members and committees are listed. tickets available from local shops.
The annual meeting of the Frederick rics Woman's Homer Missionary Society of the Baltimore Conference was held by First Church Frostburg. The pageant marked moments of Frostburg and speakers Benson of Baltimore and E Cline Frederick addressed the gathering on faith. Officers elected included Mrs Gilbert oH Friend vice-president and Mrs Davison A Benson.
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