Physician's Home Final Assembly Damaged by Fire
In early morning blaze at a high school a physician's final assembly was disrupted by fire. Investigators report damage to the event venue and surrounding facilities as attendees recount the incident.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1929
Page
1
Fire Destroys Slusher Home After Rapid blaze
A fire at the Slusher residence damaged the first and second floors and forced the family to evacuate. The blaze started around 6:30 AM and heavily involved the porch area before firefighters contained it. The home, recently remodeled with a sleeping porch and kitchenette, suffered extensive smoke and water damage. origin undetermined. A seven year old boy, a daughter, and Miss Emma Suman were evacuated. Water pipe burst during firefighting and was later drained. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant Usher
Nagle
Deas Slusher
William
Adi
Emma Suman
I Sisters
Nao Ie
Hkewise
Mace
Dr. Slusher
U S Approves Proposed Visit Of British Premier
The United States approves plans for a forthcoming visit by the British prime minister, signaling stronger diplomatic ties and anticipated discussions on key issues. Officials confirm schedule and security arrangements are being coordinated between both governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Canton Company Sold to New Yorkers
Baltimore June 11 AP says Canton Company exn and Waterfront tract developer for a century has been sold for 960000. The report notes the company appeared as principal in the deal and mentions investment and related figures. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate a transfer of ownership to New Yorkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Company
Baltimore
Baltimore Evening Law Today
Baltscare
Teport
Otk
Acar Durer
Pena
Is Ordained Deacon at Local Episcopal Church
The article reports Reno S Hang Jr being ordained as a deacon at the Episcopal grace church service led by a bishop and attended by Rev. Douglas Hooff and parishioners. Offertory song "Are Thy Dwellings" was performed by Mrs. Robert J. Allen. The event marks a first deacon ordination in this area for about a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno S. Hang, Jr
Douglas Hooff
Robert J. Alten
Quinsy
Mass
Louis H. Knock
Mr Harp
Harp
Lergy
K. Damath
Thurmont
West Second Street
Frederick High i
Hopkins
Red Cross Fund Dutch 10 Campaign Opens at War Thursday
Personnel of awards committee announced for the Red Cross fund Dutch 10 send totals S727 8S battleship 10 campaign opens guracaq soon. The garbled text references a fund drive and awards committee for a military support effort with an upcoming campaign event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redcross
Guracaq
TILIBUSTERERS LOSE IN ATTACK ON TOWN
Reports describe a failed assault on Coro by insurgents backed by civilians. General Gromer warned the garrison, helping repel the attackers. commander Gabriel Lacie was seriously wounded and died later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Nueva Diario
Gromer
Venezuelanarmy
Coro
Gabriel Lacie
Montgomery County Schools to Graduate Most in History
Montgomery county public schools will close this week with record high graduation totals. Takoma Park Silver Spring 31 graduates Gaithersburg 33 Dickerson 7 Rockville 61 Damascus 18 Sandy Spring 12 Partland 1 Bethesda Chevy Chase 14 Poolesville 24 holding evening ceremonies across Wednesday and Thursday with numerous ceremonies and the largest class count to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Takoma Park-Silverpring
Gaithersburg
Dickerson
Everning
Rockville
Damascus
Sandy Spring
Partland
Bethesda-Chevy ‘ Chase
Poolesville
Assault Case Heard in People’s Court
Charies Henry Price of 613 Chapel al was convicted of technical assault at a hearing before Justice Sherman P. Bowers in People’s Court this morning. He was fined $15 and costs. Charges included wife assault. Mark Waters, colored, charged with assault on Hicks. Hicks deposited $5 on each of Manslaughter, 1928, near Peels is Altomey Reber. B. Peter, Trokecata. Actorcing io the boy a met Halimans orton Tosp entqey confinement 3 as.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariies Henry Price
Chapel al
Sherman P. Bowers
People’s Court
Aife
Mark Waters
Harses
Hicks
Peels
Altomey
B. Peter
Trokecata
Halimans
Withdrawals From Order of Eastern Star Reported
AP report from Asbury Park New Jersey notes Grace Chapter 206 and 22 other chapters resolve to withdraw from the Order of Eastern Star. The move involves about 200 officers and past and present leaders. The article references internal organization actions and a ten thousand sham claim linked to the withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N. J
Biron
Grace
Sun
Ma- Seorah
State rests in Campbell murder trial
The state rested its case in the Campbell murder trial after presenting key evidence and witnesses. A fire at the oil field disrupted proceedings as jurors observed a flame and smoke nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Frederick Free Kinder Razién Board Meets at YMCA
The Frederick Free Kinder Razién held its annual meeting Tuesday at the YMCA. Officers include President Bertha Trail and Grayson E Bowes. members listed consist of Robt Delaplaine, Mrs George Va Gue, Mrs John Keeman, Mrs A Pearce, and Bertha Trail among others. Last year’s activities note growth from pits to 76 pupils with a new location at United Fire Company, led by head Eisenhauer Bas Vanmeieren for about 28 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Free Kinder Razién
Bertha Trail
Grayson E. Bow Nathan
Dela
Grayson E. Bowes
Thomas A. Chapline
E. Delaplaine
George Va Gue
Eres Seemen
England
John S. Keeman
Albert Pearre
Jacob Rahrback
Margaret R. Motier
Lilian Eigen
A. Austin Pearce
Eisenhauer Bas Vanmeieren
Ie i
United Fire Company
I¢ Federated Cha
Hopkins Event Noted With Wins By University Names
Fragmentary text mentions Hopkins and University related names with unclear context and possible awards or wins attributed to individuals such as a Mrs. The readable parts imply a campus or athletic note but lack cohesive details to specify events, dates, or results.
Frederick Man’s Car Fire Reported on Ross Side
Scattered letters and garbled OCR describe a car fire incident along Ross Avenue. The fragmentary text mentions a Frederick man and damage figures but lacks clear details on location, time, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Man
Ross
Final plans made for Scouts camp leaders announce
Final plans for the 1979 Scouts camp were released by the Francis Scott Hey Committee. The two week event runs June 17 to July 1 with events daily and a field day June 26. About 75 scouts are expected, with activities in camp games first aid swimming and map making under designated instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bor
Exer
Francis Scott Hey
Barbara Fritch
Charles EB. Wood
Wash
T. EL Russel
Leslie N. Cob- Hlents
Charies W. Lowen
A. E. Fisher
Glenn OL Garrm AL AL
Glenn OL Garrm AL AL Radellil
Pen Mar
Rotary
Lions
Council Dat
Court of Honor
Mothess
Union Bridge
St. Brandenburg
Maryland
Leland W. Shandier
George Wash
Gollige
Frackinick
Forester
Fredericam J. McVernor
State School For the Deaf
Charles A. Brunswick
Lima
Show Spur R Road Checks to Jury MacS
The fragment notes a reference to spurious state road checks directed at a jury. It presents little context beyond the phrase and appears to be a clipped OCR snippet with no clear event or names to anchor a fuller report.
Customs Border Drive For Votes Patrol Under Way
An active border patrol operation described as a drive for votes is underway. A police inspector indicates authorities aim to uphold Hoover era standards amid a new shooting incident involving a patrol unit. The report notes high tension and ongoing investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Lowman orders probe of Saturday shooting incident
Treasury Assistant Secretary Lowman ordered a thorough probe into the Saturday night shooting of Henry Virkula by a customs border patrol in International Falls Minnesota. He will act after receiving the report and will also inquire into the Archibald Eugster shooting near Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jane
Lowman
The
Treasury
Henry Virkula
TE J
White
International Falls
Minn
Archibald Eugster
Spector
Detroit
Swedish Flyer Returns After Failed Greenland Flight
Capt. Allen Abienberg in the Sverige attempted a Stockholm to New York flight but was forced back from Greenland due to weather and fuel, returning to Reykjagix at 9 25 a.m. after an earlier takeoff at 4 10 a.m. The crew planned another try within hours, changing a propeller and noting two failed attempts earlier that morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reykjagix
Iceland
Allen Abienberg
Sverige
Rastern
Ahrenberg
Grecland
Crossing to Go 22 Conumbsisa Plans and Dvazini
In a brief notice a local council outlines steps to a 22 mile crossing project. Officials cite safety, funding, and construction timelines while avoiding detailed engineering data. The plan references key departments and expected completion milestones.
The Tams Upward. 2a 4 a
A fragmented OCR item mentions The Tams Upward with unclear text and stray characters. The readable portions indicate a music act or event referenced as The Tams Upward, but no dates or locations are discernible.
Hotel Braddock stockholders meet at Braddock Hotel
The annual meeting of Hotel Braddock stockholders was held Monday evening at 6 o'clock at the Braddock Hotel. The session opened with a dinner and featured reports by M L J Croghan president and treasurer. He noted banquet totals for 1929 exceeded previous years and reviewed hotel operations. A proposed spect dinner at 1 per plate was approved. Officers elected were President and Treasurer Croghan Vice President Leslie N Coblenz Secretary Grover L Michael and directors Emory L Coblenz Roland Z Lopy R E Delaplaine and Charles Opel Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Frede
Ben Crincidess
Yephrise
Sevet
Albert Gilson
Wn W
iHumm
Edwin Devibiss
Walkersril
Jonn W. Holter
Middletown
A. LeRoy RicGardel
Harry Exerc
Alec
Rampas
Campaimrn Choarn
Braddock
ML J. Croghan
Braddock Heights
Croshan
Mr. Croghan
Leslie N. Coblentz
Grover L. Michael
Emory L. Cobientz
Roland Z. Lopy
R. E. Delaplaine
Charles Opel, Jr
Commencements Held Across Schools With One Exemption
High school graduations occur this week in most schools led by Ox C. K. Gordimer of Minute State Normal School in Dfillerss ville Pa. Walkersville High to feature Emory L Cobieniz speech. Ceremonies scheduled for Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Ox. C. K. Gordimer
Minute State Normal School
Dfillerssville
Walkersvile High School
Emory L. Cobieniz
Fradeenek
Andcieaan
Libertytown
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Fenton Harris
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