National Editorial Association to visit Frederick and Washington
Virginia and Maryland editors on an educational tour reach Frederick Monday for two days then go to Washington with 160 members and wives. Local hosts plan entertainments in Winchester Front Royal Charlottesville Frederick Middletown and beyond with visits to Hood College and Key family sites under Francis Scott Key Hotel coordination. Public volunteers urged to assist transportation and hospitality arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Editorial Association
Virginia
Maryland
Richmond
Frederick
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
J.C. Latimer
Staunton
Winchester
Chamber of Commerce
Handley School
Byrd Orchards
Front Royal
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Braddok Heights
Middletown
Hhrough
Decker
Stehteecing
Antos
Pransels Scott Key
Ro Siser
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Hinper
Francis Scott Key
Chambe of Commerce
Funeral arrangements for Warren Sanford Stone leader of local unions
Warren Sanford Stone 85 head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and their trust company and other holdings with resources around 150 million is dead after a general breakdown. Funeral services are set for Monday, to be held on Oberlin College day when he was to receive an honorary Master of Arts degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren S
STONE
Cleveland
Warren Sanford Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Fingments
Ita Trust Company
Co-Operative Bank
Oberlin College
Fabor
Frederick Women Attend University Short Course Week
Frederick County women join 78 members traveling by car and bus to College Park for a University of Maryland Extension Service short course on foods nutrition clothing and home management. Lectures include parliamentary law and law relations with Miss Celeste Hodges and Dr F B Domberger. Social events run through the week as Elizabeth Thompson leaves for West trips and the August planning meetings proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
University of Maryland
College Park
Court House Park
Celeste Hodges
Washington
F. B. Domberger
Waving Engle
Baltimore
A. F. Wooda
Gerneaus Hall
Home Economics Department
Progress Club of
Mra. J. H. Patterson
Elizabeth Thompson
Portland
Oregon
National Home Economics Association
San Francisco
Berkeley
California
Frederick
N. H. Albaugh
New Market
Rufus Baker
Monrovia
Magh Dean
A. G. McKinney
Walkersville
Frank Maynard
E. C. Remsberg
Buckeystown
J. H. Stauffer
J. G. Stevens
Thurmont
M. Willette Worman
Harmony Grove
Johns
Adams
Middletown
E. G. Bauersfeld
Alice L. Bell
Adamstown
Albert Boileau
Simon Koogle
Harry 8. Boyle
Emmitsburg
Algie Browning
Maurice D. Coblentz
B. G. Danner
Unionville
H. L. David
Ira L. Davis
Sjamsville
R. Leslie Davis
Marle Day
Nellie Day
Misa Thena EB
Dutrow
Wm. Carroll
Rigga Wilott
Sonville
Lilida N. Etziet
Edith L. Fink
Middle Town
Lillian E.flanigan
le Gore
Eva deGarmendia
Tuscaror
City Plans for Playgrounds Progress and Details
City officials outline plans to open playgrounds by summer at Moe North Market Street area Winchester Street and the new western city park property near MecCards Field. The Playground Commission, formed last year, will supervise with a budget of 1000 dollars to add equipment and signage. The commission includes Mayor Lloyd Co. Culler and other civic leaders as they seek public support and final arrangements soon.
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Waite
Frederick Iuggeonwmd Coimundsston
Moe North Market
Trevch
Ocension Warriors
Broderick
Lloyd Co. Culler
James A. Tong
W. BE. Filler
Kiwanis Club
Mise Mary Ott
Civic Club
A. LeRoy McClardell
Broderick County Board of Educnton
HL. Noe Waller
Lions Club
Local Residents Listed Across Frederick and Surrounding Towns
A fragmented OCR list names numerous residents and addresses in Frederick area communities including Emmitsburg Middletown Woodsboro Unionville Walkersville and Knoxville. The entries feature titles Mrs or Miss and multiple street routes with several familiar surnames such as Shoemaker Smith Warrenfeld and Leas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Selby
Mr. Airy
Eliz
Sheetenhelm
Frederick
Beulah Shoemaker
Emmitsburg
H. R. Shoemaker
Middletown
E . Shriver
W. A. Stites
Martinsburg
W. Va
H. J. Stusher
New Market
Harol Smith
Adamstown
W. R. Smith
Woodsboro
J. E. Stoner
E. JL. Thomas
Route 3
Lena Titus
Misa
Susan Warrenfeld
Smithsburg
G. P. von Elm
Unionville
Walter England
Misa Margaret Lease
Roberta Lindsay
Della Albaugh
R. H. Young
Airy
Bertha Gaither
Co. A. Wilt
H. G. Fawley
Knoxville
Mary Pearce
Kenneth Metcalfe
Walkersville
Chas
Crawford
Beighner
Mary Nicodemus
H. Lamb
Frederick Sd
J. P. Fesser
Miss Conley
Adsamstown
Cornerstone Lay Tomorrow for Elks Home on Second Street
Frederick Lodge No. 684 plans a Sunday ceremony at 6 p.m. to lay the cornerstone of the new Elks Home at 7 West Second Street alongside Flag Day services at the Heights. Exalted Ruler Alfred W. Gaver will preside. D. Princeton Ruchey to deliver the address. Music by Frederick High School Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Home
Second Street
Frederick Lodge
Elke
Braddock Heights
Elkx
West Second Street
Ladd
Fly Dodge
Sao O'Clock
Wingreb
A Bay
Alefred W. Gaver
G. E. Wt
Stewart
Frostburg
D. Lrinceton Ruchey
Anntal
Heights
Meredith V. Staub
Fifty-Seventh Regiment
Moreh
Lodge
Praser
Isage NL Shipley
Walter E. Sina
Eeyuiro
Stu
Crert Thaler
Dodge
Mise Mary Davis
Frederick Adgh
Brooke
Seltz
Haumang
Soto
Seenen
Amaden
Little Pattinehes
Kling
Beraly
Mare
Phu
Ie Nudity Hayes
Start Monday to destroy 65 fishpots in Potomac
State Game Warden LeCompte ordered removal of 65 fishpots between Cumberland and Harper's Ferry. An engineer will dynamite the dams below Cumberland to destroy the pots without killing fish, expected to take until mid July. Fifty pots are in Washington county and removal follows a new law outlawing fishpots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee LeComply
Potomac River
Washington
LeCompte
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Potomac
Harper's Ferry
Washington County
Saate
Ald
Heavy Steel Shares Rally Amid Buoyant Market News
In New York on June 13 AP reports heavy buying of steel shares,Driven by improved trade outlook and auto matic train control device orders boosting railroad earnings. The market closed strong with total sales near 10 000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Railway
Fiznale
Earls Raine
Polate
Weather outlook predicts hotter week with showers likely
The forecast for Washington notes a warmer week ahead with Monday and portions of the period showing a tendency for showers. Temperatures are expected to run normal to slightly above average through much of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Jane
Nort
Missile Atlante Alates
Eight Dry Agents Dropped in Philadelphia District
Eight general prohibition agents were dropped in the Philadelphia district by order of Commissioner Draft after a reorganization under divisional chief John A. Foster at Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philadelphia
Enforcement Corps
John A. Foster
Deadly Chicago gang war claims three perishing
A violent gang conflict in Chicago leaves three dead and multiple wounded. Police report Sergeant Charles Walter and Officer H Olvan among the dead. Investigators believe the feud stems from a fresh surge in gunfire and street clashes, with several officers and bystanders injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Oe Pollee
Ae Johan Goin
Angela Gonna
Charles Waleh
H. Olvon
Four Saved From Car Dives Into Six Feet Water
Baltimore June 13 AP reports two women and two children were rescued from a sedan that plunged into six feet of water at Loch Raven. Mrs Martha McRae and Mia John Hloxsains and John Metine 12 Ruth Mohas were treated for shock after the vehicle left the roadway. A following car’s occupants jumped in to assist and freed the passengers from the submerged sedan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Sina
Loch Riven
Martha McRae
Mia
John Hloxsains
Hamilton
John Metine
Ruth Mohas
Loch Taven
Troops Rushed to Nova Scotia Mine Town Amid Strike Turmoil
Three hundred troops moved by special train to the Cape Breton settlement in control of the miners dispute at the British Finplee Steel company’s Cortrol mine. Reported nightly raids on company property and looting across the island as strikers hold the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotia
Toronto
Cape Britain
Cortrol
Afdney
N.S
Finplee Steel Corporation
Girl Hit by Truck Near Post Office
Ida May Shoemaker an 11 year old girl on East Patrick street was struck by a Marty Ebbert truck driven by Clinton Ham ton near the post office at about 645 this morning. She was knocked to the ground but escaped serious injury and declined hospital or doctor care. The driver halted the vehicle and local police reported the accident as unavoidable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida May Shoemaker
East Patrick Street
Anil
Marty, Ebbert
Clinton Hamton
Hamilton
Pollos
Revolting Scenes After Surrender of Chinese City
Canton loses control as Bolshevik led forces land 3 008 troops at Tungshan and force a surrender in Canton. Looting and mob violence erupt across the city while 10 000 Cantonese troops wear red neckties and retreat amid shifting defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Kwang Tung
Tungshan
Irene
Kwangtung
Cantoniae
Russias
Walkersville High School Commencement Honors Graduates
Commencement exercises were held at St. Pauls Lutheran Church in Walkersville Friday night. Principal figures included speaker Stev. Charles D. Shaffer and certificate presentations by A. Letley McCurdell representing Prof. J. Lloyd Pabner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville High School
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Walekersville
Stev
Charles D. Shaffer
Big Cy
A. Letley McCurdell
J. Lloyd Pabner
C. A. Shilke
Catherine Hahn
Blanche Tome
Claus Oplimint
Abigail Trent
Claus
Beattle Stauffer
Appech
Marle Jackson
Adevice
Madeline Kints
Ade ‘Ress
Chas
C. Shaffer
Margaret Cramer
A. LeRoy McCardell
Tanet priest named secretary to Baltimore archbishop
Rev. Fr. Tarry A. Quinn of Tanetown has been appointed secretary to Archbishop Michael d Curley and assistant chancellor of the Baltimore Archdiocese. He replaces Rev. Fr. William E. Mackessy, as Sev. Fr. William J. Hafey becomes archbishop of Rayleigh. Archbishop Natey, known in Frederick, visited local residents often. Rev. Fr. Joseph A. Wirth will head St. Joseph's in Taneytown after transfer. Rev. Fr. Andrew J. Conlon moves from Jessup to Ammendale chaplaincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayleigh
Natey
Frederick
St. Joseph's
Taney Town
Wis
Joseph A. Wirth
St. Jerome's
Baltimore
Andrew J. Conlon
St. John's Cathlic Church
Jessupe
Ammendale
Hold Woman In Murder Case in Shreveport
In Shreveport Louisiana Jane 18 Mra. George W Gill was arrested today in connection with the death of Robert Read a Centenary College student her husband George W Gill aToyota sindest in indictment charged with murder
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Jane
George W. Gill
Robert Read
Centenary College
Toyota
Warrant Served in Alleged Mutual Assault Case
A warrant sworn noon yesterday by Harry R. Snook and Dennia Snook alleges blows to the face. The case with seaantt and tery is linked to a dispute. The trial was set for Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry R. Snook
Dennia Snook
Seaantt
Tery
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