Local Catholic Church Appointments Upheld by Archdiocese
Archdiocese of Baltimore announced Friday that M. J. Finnerty will become assistant at St. Bernards as Fr. J. A. Quinn moves to St. Bernard's parish while Fr. Thomas J. Wheeler transfers from Thurmont to a new Belair Road parish. Fr. Wheeler’s successor is W. J. Neligan of St. Stephens in Washington. Also noted: Frederick county Rural Federation plans to send over 65 women to the University of Maryland Short Course June 14 19 with 79 names listed among county clubs members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Michael J. Curley
J. A. Quinn
St. John’s Catholic Church
This City
Thomas J. Wheeler
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
Thurmont
Father Quinn
St. Bernard's Parish
Loyola College
St. Mary’s Seminary
St. Peters Church
Westernport
Allegany County
Frederick
W. J. Kane
Quinn
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin
Quint
M. J. Finnerty
St. Bernards Church
Father Wheeler
Belair Road
St. Patrick's Church
Wheeler
S%. Mary's Seminary
Sabillasville
Hot Name Society
Fr. Wheeler
W. J. Neligan
St. Stephens Church
Washington
Espere
Frederick County
Rural Federation
University of Maryland
Blue Ridge Transportation Company
West Patrick Street
Elizabeth Thompson
College Park
Wilkins Abandons Polar Expedition
Fairbanks June 12 AP Their efforts to explore the polar region by airplanes were frustrated by accidents as Capt George Hubert Wilkins and four other members of the Detroit Arctic expedition begin return to the United States Their plans include possible return next August with new parts and equipment The expedition suffered two plane wrecks and a fatal propeller accident killed Detroit newspaper man Palmer Hutchinson leaving executions to store planes for a week in Barrow and consider future Arctic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Polar
George Hubert Wilkins
United States
Wilkins
Thomas G. Panphier
Charles M. Wisely
United States Army
A. Malcolm Smith
Frederick Lewis Farp
Carroll B. Nielson
Arctic Ocean
Point Barrow
Palmer Hutchinson
Detroit
Joim Barrow
Baltimore architect submits plans for aged home expansion
Building committee of the Home for the Aged reviews Henry White of Baltimore plans to extend the institution with a two story rear wing. The project adds eight or more rooms with enlarged kitchen dining and bathing facilities and will proceed after committee review and White's return from Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itome For the Aged
Wang
Henry White
Baltimore
White
Frederick
AX Plang
Miss Helen Wills Discharged From Neuilly Hospital
Miss Helen Wills American lawn tennis champion, who had appendicitis surgery last week, was moved from Neuilly hospital to a Paris hotel with her mother. After a few days in Paris she plans to travel to England for Wimbledon. She says she is slightly tired but in good condition and expects to play the Forrest Hills championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faris
Helen Wills
Neuilly Hospital
Paris
England
Sue
Found In The News Today A 19th century local portrait collage
A dated page offers a board of visitors snapshot from 1875 featuring prominent city and state figures, plus images of the Boys' High School Band whose lineup shifts yearly, and a county minister with a life sketch. It includes travel notes, health tips, a Mary Jane feature, and church service hours across city and county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Visitors
Maryland State School
Drice
Tarsey Efehison
Tealth
Kefanver
Mary Jane
Aty
Lenglen Defeats American Girl In Tennis Title Tilt
Suzanne Lenglen defeats Miss Mary Browne in the singles final of the international hard court championship. Lenglen wins 6 1 6 0, dominating with net play and baseline rallies as Browne struggles to find an answer. Browne’s only game came early in the first set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenglen
Paris
Suzanne Lenglen
Mary K. Browne
Miss Browne
Suzanne
Memorial Ground Nears Completion and Civic Additions
Work on Memorial Ground advances with grass sowing and a remaining lighting installation. A granite monument will bear 350 names from the old graveyard, while 21 red oak trees await nursery delivery next fall. Street signs await posts, and city engineers survey water and supply lines as Frederick progresses on multiple civic projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory C. Crum
Frederick
Edward Smith
Maryland alumni reunion and court session in Middletown
Maryland State School hosts Ninth Quadrennial Alumni Reunion as 70 expected to attend Braddock Heights pilgrimage and memorial plans unfold while Middletown Police Court hears five cases. Andrew Jackson found guilty on liquor and possession charges after two acquittals. teen Irving Redmond given severe reprimand for throwing a stone through a headlight. others charged include Elizabeth Simms with larceny and assault and Arthur Ahalt fined for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowers
Andrew Jackson
Samuel B. Giles
Jackson
Trvin Redmond
Agnes Mercer
Young Redmond
Judge Bowers
Elizabeth Simms
East Sixth Street
Florrence Wachter
Arthur M. Ahalt
Middlemown
Frederick
Braddock
Charles Albright
Jiquorani
Otlock
Maaryland State School
Almiai Association
Anaming
Braddock Heights
Oaly
Ree
J. Moylan
Christ M.ehmeh
Baltimore
T. Os. Gr. Rupp
Charles W. Fly
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
Mev
Moylan
M. Leiter
Hall
George Veditz
Colorado Lyultry Association
Robert Smoak
Washington
Collowa
George HW. Manpel
Prederick
A. Stern
Ballimore
G. M. Leitner
O. R. Price
W. W. Duvall
Ti. G. Venson
Stutz
Sandeneck
Fanpel
Flint
Marys Lad
Hartford
Uonn
Gallaudet
Gallaudet Cullee
Jor
Bernard ¢‘. Steiner
Board of Visitors
Charles Wloadly
Wesehel
Manpel
Lolay
Bjor- Ive
Wyorlee
Mer. Kerlee
Denver
Col
Rotary Competitim
J. Apple
Goes
Willbrena Bayer
Baal Tintelevison
Springfeld
Ohio
Loretta Knochel
Lansdowne, Mal
Franklin Martin
Waklin A. Muarin
Chicago
W.T. Knochel
Lansdowne
M Myers
Manchester
D. Atmanev
John
Centresitte
Mel. Blair
Westminster AL Spieler
Taesgerstown
Wells
de S
Tacob N. King
Throokiya
Abraham Mansky
Fo Shunk
Dovelab Carrog
Ki. Kappe
Jobap
Stock Prices Renew Their Upward Swing
New York June 22 The uptick in stock prices continued with renewed vigor in today's abbreviated session. Favorable news from railroad and manufacturing sectors buoyed leaders, pushing gains sufficient to trigger short coverings in several issues. The close was strong with about 900000 shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tadiy
Tex
Court Hears Evidence In D C Winebrener Custody Case
Testimony in the petition by Charles Winebrener for release from custodial restraint and return of his estate continued before Chief Judge Mammond Urner and Judge Glenn Worthington. Witness Miss Margaret Doll detailed Winebrener’s salary, dividends, stock trades, and ownership shifts in D C Winebrener Inc from 1915 to 1925, including a $146,122.98 sale of the business and multiple stock adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Winebrener
G Mantz Besant
Mammond Urner
Glenn I. Worthington
Margaret Dall
TD. C. Winebrewer, Inc
Miss Doll
Winebrener
Ata D.C. Winebrewer and Company, Inc
Mr. Besant
M Winekener Hell
Otis Kepler
Warry Ll. Bennett
Pai
Winebrewer
Winebrone
Misa Pall
Atoe
Mir. Winebrener
D.C. Winebrener, Inc
Mellon to Head Pennsylvania Republicans Committee
William L. Mellon of Pittsburgh, nephew of the secretary of the Treasury, elected chairman of the Pennsylvania Republican State Committee succeeding W. Harry Baker. Baker becomes secretary after leading the party for years. The move aims to present a united front for the fall campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelpha
Wiliam L. Mallon
Pittsburgh
Secretary of the Treasury
Republican State Committee
W. Harry Baker
Morrisburg
Baker
United Front
Melien
Wheat Rise Is Surprise As Wheat Price Jumps
Chicago reports a surprise wheat price rise amid ongoing harvests in Kansas. Winter wheat condition down sharply and spring wheat at June lows, while old wheat maintains premiums. Traders expect premiums to ease but current week shows producers offering new wheat while old wheat holds value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas
Four killed in auto crash near Yale campus
A speed crash near New Haven killed four people including Yale freshman driver George M. Kepper and Yale junior William I. Cushing along with two women, Miss Ethel Miller and Mrs. Elwin B. Reeser. The auto, owned by C. F. Sheldon of New York, left Woodlawn after a dance and struck a elm tree.
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Callford
Conn
Danee
Cap
Cou
Yale
George M. Kepper
Galveston
Tex
William I. Cushing
Brankline
Maas
Yates
Elwin BR. Reeser
New Haven
Ethel Miller
Reeser
Miss Miller
CiuiHerd
C. F. Sheldon
New York City
Lel Ko
Flig
Woold
New York
Showers and mild temperatures forecast for next week
Washington on June 12. The weather outlook calls for showers at the start of the week and again midweek with moderate temperatures overall. A brief hotter spell is possible in the middle and north portions. Sunday School at Church of the Brethren set Children Day service for 9:45 a.m. with a 15-item program. attendance expected to exceed last year's 178. The church interior has been renovated with new hardwood floors lights and decorative painting and seating capacity increased. The program includes recitations exercises and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrshington
Church of the Brethren
Presumption of Death Proved in English Estate Case
The Orphans Court ruled the presumption of death for Thomas Truth English, stepson of Mrs. Eloise Young Engiish, established, with twelve weeks for any contrary evidence. If not rebutted, he will be declared judicially dead and his will admitted to probate. Also, sale of the late Mrs. Jane M. Petit’s three story house at 217 East Second Street was withdrawn after bidding to 5000 dollars. Anna B. Lord is administratrix, with Francis M. Urner as attorney and Leslie N. Coblentz assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thuridas
Orphans’ Court
Thomas Truth English
Eloise Young Engiish
Ling Berm
Shanit
Jane M. Petit
East Second Street
Court House
Anna B.lord
Francis M. Urner
Leslie N. Coblentz
Urner
Florida
Pay Day Like Bank Run At Pittsburgh Campaign HQs
Testimony before the Senate Campaign Funds Committee described a Pittsburgh wage payout for Pepper and Ware operations. Beutel testified about $10 bills, 200 to 300 workers per hour, and a bustling scene with large crowds outside Pepper Fisher and Ware offices. He estimated total payoffs could reach about $50,000 amid widespread speculation of vote buying and ward-level manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pittsburgh
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Pennsylvania
Frederick R. Beutel
Pinchot
Pepper-Wisher
Ware
Pepper-Fisher
Hotel Henry
T. Topleys
Wits
Reed
Beutel
Dinchot
J. Kenry Walnut
Philadelpha
Philadelphia
Robert Gundeanleg
Pepper
Bentel
Pttsburgh
l'Ultuburgh
Reege
Reel
Ware and Pepper
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St. John’s
T. J. Wheeler
Catholic
Adamstown Club
Alice &. Bell
Will Brosius
Thenfa
E. Dutrow
Chas. Oland
Olive Q. Oland
E. L. Thomas
Rhodesia Zimmerman
Tobias E. Zimmerman
Braddock Club
J. Blanche Klein
Ethel M. Krantz
Emmitsburg
Harry Boyle
Wm. Nail
Hyrattstown
Edgar J. Burdette
J. I. Davis
Lew M. Roelker
Tramsville Cluy
IL ¢. Swamley
Kemptown Club
Rufus Baker
Alzy Browning
Leslie Davis
Laura A. Riggs
Libertytown Club
Laura Sappington
Merryland Tract Club
Howard C. Fawley
Coblentz
J. Homer Rems
Urbana
W. R. Cadia
Elmer Stup
G. C. Hendrickson
Ronald E. Kling
E. B. Battersfeld
Walkersville Club
Nina C Cramer
CG. H. Crawford
Anabelle Grantham
A. G. Mc Kinney
Mary Nicodemus
J. W W. Stauffer
Wolfsville Club
Mamie Brandenburg
Ellen J. Smith
Nt. Madelyn Smith
Jacob Warrenfeltz
Creagerstown
J. G. Stevens
Elizabeth A. Heimer
Lottie Troxell
Woodsboro
Nettie Vputman
V. Stitely
French Hospital
the News
Maryland School
Irvin Redmond
Middletown
D. Charles Winebrener
Straus
Winebrenets
W. L. Mellon
Europe
Na F. Thies
Amelia Basford
Calvert County
Annie K. Foxwell
Adeline Faxigel
Lewis Foxwell
Minnia Layder
Fannie Murphy
Harry Achey
Henry ¥. Luke
Fullerton
John Gerst
Pullerton
Raymond Gampmian
Galthiore
Lester If
Brown
Brookville
Coyle A. Smith
North Rose
Frank L. Carroll
Harry 5. Tasker
Marion Cramer
Theodore Uouck
Charles Houck
Gettysburg
Laura ¥. Weygandt
Lester Mineer
Hagerstown
George C. Brown
Florence F. Brown
Reasle K. Feast
Robert L. Bosurel
Charles C. Sullivan
W. W. Duval
Scranton
William T. Rawle
Wilmington
Bertha Shockley
Uriah Shockley
Ferdinand Absip
Traperstown
Paul Clark
Walter Swope
Williamsport
Benson
Marry M Kemp
Frederick Kemp
Jlacry Kemp
Frederi Josephine Home
Leihysport
Andrew Swankhaus
Cumberland
Agnes Belt
Lonaconing
Hazel McCanner
J. A. McVernon
Annie Swankhaus
Ignatha Bjorlee
Misa Gredith Markey
Byron Zimmerman
Woodrow Thomas
Kenneth Aimmerman
PD. C
James Fanton
Alonzo Photline
Ticbron
Agnes Thidlips
Hebray
Stella Bradley
Beralag
Mis
J. B. Brushwood
Aberdyn
Virginia Brushwood
L. R. Brushwood
Aberdeen
Wm. S. Tyre
Salisbury
Rabeth Benson
Harry Yeager
Charles F. Creager
Tipward BF
Hood
W.H. Cushing
T'aris
North America
Pearl and
Linganore
R. Bruce Murdoch
Haward S. Delaplaine
John L. Dutrow
Geraldine
William
Dames
Devree
Mother
George
France
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