Market Street Water Main Work to Begin Soon
City Engineer Emory Crum announced Market Street's dual water main project will start soon from Seventh to Fifth streets. Delays arose from missing pipe fittings. shipment expected to arrive, enabling work this week. A court injunction over widening rumors looms, but public hearing indicated broad support for the project.
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Crum
Philadephia
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Fifth street
Patrick street
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ror
Board of Aldermen
Mayer
Road Repair Plea Reaches County Officials
A garbled plea requests urgent action to fix a county road running northwesterly. The writer emphasizes the need to save the state road and restore safe travel, addressing county officials and the public works office.
Fragmentary obituary notes and conference references
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mrs J Grahame and a mission conference reference. It notes a death and a return from missionary work with unclear dates and names. The readable fragments lack coherent events or full identities to form a clear obituary or report.
Cottage Prayer Service Announcement
Cottage Prayer meeting to be held at Mrs Mulhern 38 South Market Street Tuesday evening June 12 at 7 39 p m J B Solt will be leader Secretary of Lahar Davis was at a Maine iron paddler em motored in the ing mill of Birmingham Alabama
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Lahar Davis
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Birmingham
Alabama
President Narrowly Escapes Injury on Delaware Return
President and Mrs. Harding and their party returned to Washington aboard the Mayflower after a Delaware trip. At Lewes a hand car to the pier was halted by a cable, which struck a Secret Service man and Mrs. Ted as the president ducked to avoid it. Secretary Christian and Mrs. Ted were injured lightly.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Lewes
Del
Secret Service
Christian
David Ted
Youngstown
Drowned, Missing As Kansas Flood Strikes State
Kansas City reports fourth drowning and numerous missing as floods sweep through Kansas. Hundreds of homes lost, crops damaged, and millions in losses feared, with the heaviest impact in Southwest Kansas including Arkansas City and TopEka. Railroads and refineries suffer major damage, and thousands are homeless amid the disaster.
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Kansas
Arkansas City
Topeka
Winfield
Spring River
Pittsburgh
Church program details in Rev Rupp service and school events
The report lists a morning service led by Rev Dr A G Rupp with Mrs Harry Fromke presiding, plus an extensive program of greetings, recitations, songs, and certificates for a teacher training course. Names include Elizabeth Frank Nancy Markey Elizabeth Zimmerman Neela Brown Helen Cobleniz and many others among Beginners and Juniors departments. It notes a firemen parade and school stand offering free ice water at Church Street corner in front of H Shipley’s store.
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United Brethren Service
Unitedrethren
Esther Steiner
Maz Hahn
Joanna Best
Bessie Dubet
Hall-Mack Co
archer
Elsie Hoover
Glenn O. Garber
W Glenmare
Andrew Wright, Jr
Tieny Tiene Collins
sven
Suday
Otterbein Guild
Louise prayer
Literary Society
Bessie] Dudel
A. 5
G. Rupp
Harry Fromke
Elizabeth Frank
Nancy Markey
Elizabeth Zimmerman
Neela Brown
Helen Cobleniz
Jesus omes the idren
Little Folks
Daisy Folks
Barbara Rowe
Helen Fagle
Kittie
Ruth Tannor
M. Elizabeth Anderson
May Yinger
Ernest Quarteite
Edgar Hol
Margaret Stierm
Helen Potter
John Baumgardner
Clinton Odell
Horace OQnel
Nora’ Belle Bowersox
Louise Foster
God
Mildred Ward
Eleanor Roderick
Edna Kline
Helen
Mary ger
Poole
Miriam Pulman
qua teche
Roger Heck
Harriet Enz Drecht
Daisy Mae
Bor
cass
Harding
H. F.Shipley
Church street
Farmers Win Wool Bid as Farm Bureau Leads Pool
The Frederick County Farm Bureau secures a 50 cent per pound bid for wool from a cooperative pool, higher than other markets. Non members also receive 50 cents with 3 cents credit toward membership. wool ships Wednesday June 13 to the B and Q track for cash payment after weigh and inspect.
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Roy GC. Schaefer
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Farm Bureau
organization of
Frederick County Farm Bureau
victory free wood pool
Memorial Service Unites Lodge Knights and Sisters at Pythian Castle
A joint memorial service was held at the Pythian Castle at 3 p.m. Sunday June 19 in memory of Mara K Eckstein. The event included Knights of Pythias and Ithian Sisters, with W R Glen leading the program featuring a school choir, solos by Mrs Garr, and tributes by several members including G Rupp and M Markwood.
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Mountain City
KRKunights
Prinia Tempie
Ithian Sisters
Pythian Castle
Mara K. Eckstein
ralowing
Knights of
Wim
C. Lochrer
st Meier
C. W. zm
Samuel Mariz
Hareld
Qi Trundle
W. R. Glen
Gaver
Landis
Garver
Broevins
Gav Gnimbi
Ramsburs
Markwood
Michael
G. Rupp
Buying of Low Priced Rails Continues Today
A terse Associated Press note reports ongoing purchases of low priced rails amid market activity. The piece hints at sectoral strength used to mask profits in oil and shipping shares while referencing Berlin population changes and medical claims about lungs, signaling a fragmented, uncertain news brief.
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Associated Press
Defaulting York Bank Cashier Sentenced to Twenty Years
June 11 Judge NL Washer of York County Court sentenced Thomas B. Baird to 20 years in prison and WH R. Bell, his assistant, to 15 years after they admitted embezzling funds from City Bank. The bank closed in late April and both were fined and ordered to repay the missing money.
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York Bank
Associated Pros
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City Bank
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R. Bell
cas
peniter
NL Washer
York
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Haynes Report Shows States Doing Little To Enforce Prohibition
A June AP summary notes Haynes declares national enforcement weak as states offer limited help. New York shows mixed results with some local cooperation and declines in certain illicit activities. Other states report shifts in arrests, moonshine trends, and saloon closures amid varied enforcement progress.
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Associated Press
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Tennessee
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New York
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Grace Reformed Church Anniversary Observed
Grace Reformed Church marked its anniversary with a Sunday morning service and a day school program conducted by Rev. BE. L. Mele. A Bible lesson, Sunday school exercises, and a Children’s Day service were featured, with plans noted for the next session of the Sunday school.
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Sunda
BE. L. Mele
Thomas
17th annual distribution commencement at V tomorrow
The 17th annual commencement at V will begin tomorrow at 1 o clock with a fine program of music including Trem fire 3 Jane s, and featuring participants Dickerson Eileen and Kath Beatty from Waterford, plus Ruck Ledge and Washington.
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Dickerson
Eileen
Kath Beatty
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Ruck Ledge
Washington
French Embassy Seeks Wine for Ship Crew in NY Harbor
The French Embassy asked for liquor for the crew of a French liner in New York harbor. A conference of customs and prohibition officials indicated a mismatch with American regulations and no relaxation for wine rations.
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Associated Press
Washington
New York harbor
customs and prohibition
treasury
Broad Street Station Fire Destroys Train Shed
A fire at Philadelphia Broad Street station destroyed the station shed used by the Pennsylvania Railroad. About 206 passengers were in ten sleeping cars. 20 people, mostly firemen, were lightly hurt. Estimated losses run near 1 million dollars as the shed’s arched frame and side walls remain ruins after the blaze.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Broad Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Philadelphia
Epidemic of Basket Making Spreads in Frederick County
Rural club women in Frederick County embrace basket making as a growing activity led by Miss Elizabeth Thompson, home demonstrator. Upcoming meetings across Walkersville, Kemp, Adamstown, Liberty, Merryland Tract, Jefferson, Wolfsville, with topics on basketry and related crafts, fill the week.
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Frederick county
Elizabeth Thompson
wee Walkersville
subject Inc
Kemp
Adamstown
Farewell Party By Walkersville Woman's Club
The Walkersville Woman's Club held a farewell party Friday evening for Mrs. Kleist, a longtime member. County Federation President Mrs. Nancy expressed regret at the club’s loss. Mrs. Hummer gave two readings, a group sang Auld Lang Syne, and refreshments were served. Guests included Mrs. James Pa INES and others.
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Woman's club of
Walkersville
Fredez
Kleist
Jamestown
Frank
aney
County Federation
Mirs
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Mr. Gare
Delaware
Calvary Methodist Episcopal church
G. E. Williams
Jos. T les
J. Edward Snyder
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Emory L. Coblentz
Calvary Sunday school
Grace Reformed
Agricultural Park
Evangelical Lutheran
Evangelical Luth
Kansas City
A. P
K. P
Pythian Sisters
Berlin
E. L. McLean
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Visitation Academy
BROAD ST
Walkersville Club
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