New Officials to Take Charge of City Monday
Frederick voters chose a new city administration at Tuesday's municipal election. Mayor Lloyd Culler and City Register Aubrey A. Nicodemus were reelected unopposed, with Aldermen Munshower, Bowers, Brust, Shipley, and Renn set to serve three years. Oath of office is Monday at 10 am, followed by a Board of Aldermen organization at City Hall.
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Frederick
el G. Haugh
Lloyd ©. Culler
City Register
Aubrey A. Nicodemus
Elmer F. Munshower
G. Hunter Bowers
August T Brust
G. William Shipley
John
Brust
Shipley
L. E. Mullinix
Democrats
Multinx
Board of Aldermen
Willard's world trip recalled on return voyage
Clarke L Willard son of Mr and Mrs Paul C Willard spent time at Rosemont after returning from a world cruise aboard the S S President Garfield. He sailed from New York February 16 visiting Havana Panama Canal San Francisco Honolulu Kobe Japan Shanghai Hong Kong Manila Singapore Goa Mumbai Port Said Alexandria Naples Marseilles and New York and Boston. The Garfield collided with the Ker shaw near the Suez transit while avoiding a collision. Willard, a 1971 University of Pennsylvania graduate, recounts the voyage and experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke L. Willard
Paul C. Willard
Rosemont
Willard
New York
S. S
Garfield
Frederick
Havana
Frederick Boy
Panama Canal
San Francisco
Honolulu
Kobe
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
China
Manila
Singapore
India
Port Said
Mediterranean
Suez Canal
Alexandria
Haypt
Naples
Genoa
Marseilles
Boston
S. S. Kershaw
University of Pennshvardia
Tale Of Collections Must Be False Tale Of Collections Must Be False
Kansas City June 13. A collection of convention eve rumors and political chatter surfaces as a cautionary glimpse into campaign tactics. The piece cites figures like Rush Holland and Dawes and discusses farm relief, Dawes odds, and potential impacts on prices, farmers, and voters. It notes the origin of the term baccalaureate and reports a local church presentation to Rev. Eugene P. Skyles amid a muddled election year backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Kansas City
Rich
Senate Campaign Expenses Committee
Herbert Hoover
South
Holland
Hoover
Congress
Dress Contest Winners Named in Three Groups
About 150 Frederick county women attended a dress contest at Church Street School under the Federation of Rural Women's Clubs. Winners from three groups will enter the June state contest at the University of Maryland Short Course, with top teams from Adams Town, Middletown and Hyattsville among the victors.
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Frederick County
Church Street
Federation of Rural Women's Clubs
Co. Thomas Kemp Dry Goods
University of Maryland
L. E. Ogle
Adamstown
Maurice D. Coblentz
Middletown
Harry Davis
Pleasant Grove
Earl Remsburg
Buckeystown
G. O. Hendrickson
Urbana
Ira L. Davis
George Linthicum
J. D. Michael
Jug Bridge
Charles McNair
Emmitsburg
Walter Bartlett
Hele Shelby
Extension Service
Helen Pearson
Washington County
Ray F. Rohrer
Frederick
A. E Barnes
Funkstown
Maryland
Hagerstown
Carroll County
Rohrer
Barnes
St. John's Lutheran Church
Hare
Eichelbergers
Jefferson County
Virginia
Frederick Counc
Alumni Reunion to Be Held at Heights Hotel Braddock
The thirty third annual Boys High School Alumni Association reunion and banquet will be held Thursday night June 21 at Hotel Braddock. C Thomas Summers secretary sent notices to members asking for attendance replies. Dinner at 730 O clock then a business meeting with officers to be elected and other matters. Prof Amon Burgee will be guest of honor. The event attracts many members living elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ High School Alumni Association
Hotel Braddock
C. Thomas Summers
Amon Burgee
Landscape architecture subject of address at Frederick Rotary
T Stuart Haller spoke to the Frederick Rotary Club at the Francis Scott Key hotel, presenting a talk on landscape architecture and a film of landscape scenes. He traced the art’s history from Xerxes gardens to the Italian Renaissance and French and English developments, noting examples like the University of Virginia and Monticello, and Emory L. Coblentz's garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Xerxes
Donatello
Michael Angelo
Raphael
England
France
Haller
Virginia
University of Virginia
Monticello
Emory L. Coblentz
Middletown
R.ames Hendrickson
W. F. Childs
J. E Fechet
E. K. Walrath
Westminster
Perry Albertos
Chestertown
Kennedy Cromwell
Baltimore
J. Cochrane
Minneapolis
Minn
David C. Winebrenner
This City
Court News and Local Marriages and Deeds
Equity case Baer versus Baer filed for partial divorce with R S Harp as attorney for the plaintiff. Numerous marriage licenses issued for residents of Lovettsville Mt Airy Hagerstown Williamsport York Walkersville Waynesboro Hagerstown. Property deeds listed for Herring Eichelberger Steiner Schroeder Grove Routzahn and others. Calvary Methodist junior church picnic at Braddock Heights attended by 48 people with transport by C F Rothenhocier and Rev G Ellis Williams, lunch and ice cream served.
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Agnes M. Baer
Allen W. Baer
R S. Harp
Plaintof
Clarence W. Smith
Minnie Estella Brashears
Mt. Airy
Clarence H. Vinson
Nancy E. Fox
Hagerstown
Elmer C. Hannman
Bertha H. Wise
Williamsport
Roy L. Baugher
York
Evelyn Clem
Walkersville
Harold L. Sherman
Pearl C. Whitmore
Henry R. Steinert
Ralph E. Schroeder
Henry R. Steiner
John W. Grove
James H. Harris
James H. Cramer
Aubrey A. Nicodemus
Eugene A. Grove
Protesting Farmers Halt Effort to Storm Convention
Farmers opposing Hoover nomination staged a protest that halted in their attempt to disrupt the Republican convention. The article lists post Civil War Republican nominees and marks defeated or elected outcomes, noting figures from Lincoln to Harding and Coolidge.
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Hoover
Janes G. Blaine
Grover Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
William Howard Taft
Charles Evans Hughes
Woodrow Wilson
Bible School Opens Monday in Frederick
Two hundred fifty local children enrolled for the Daily Vacation Bible School to begin Monday June 18 at ten oclock in the Church street school. Under the Frederick City Ministerial Association, the eight grade program includes four morning periods with handwork play memory work and Bible study. Principal Miss Margaret Rodrick leads a faculty of twelve, with Rev. Dr. G Ellis Williams serving as dean and diplomas awarded to final year participants.
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Frederick
Frederick City
Margaret Rodrick
Edith Sigmund
G. F. Daugherty
Grace Burgee
Mary Benson
Earl Howard
Russell H. McCain
Rena Louise Singen
Christine Kreh
Emily Wood
Margaret van Fossen
Helen Mercer
G. Ellis Williams
Coolidge Departure Planned For Wisconsin Summer White House
Washington June 13 AF Following a second consultation White House physicians say Mrs Coolidge has improved enough to allow President and Mrs Coolidge to depart tonight for the Summer White House in Wisconsin. A surprise birthday social at Adamstown honors John W Thomas with neighbors and relatives in attendance and refreshments served.
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Washington
James F. Coupal
Joel T. Boone
White House
John W. Thomas
Adamstown
John Thomas
Edgar Thomas
Russell Thomas
Elmer Thomas
Harmony Grove
Franklin Thomas
Cora Diller
Frederick
George Smith
Jefferson
Mrra Thomas
Silas Murray
Hanry Frye
Paul Thomas
Emily Thomas
Marz Smith
Mary E. Thomas
Alice Thomas
Pau- Une Frye
Ruth Thomas
Catharine Thomas
Edna Mac Thomas
Mildrid, Thomas
Belen Thomas
Ella Murray
Irvin Thomas
Richard Smith
Norman Frye
Monroe Thomas Lee Ball
Austin Franklin Thomas
Hobard Frye
Evard Smith
Alan Frye
Wiliam Thomas
Delegates Prepare as Hoover Support Grows in Baltimore
Maryland Republicans head to Baltimore for the convention with delegates listening to debates on rules and resolutions while Hoover backers rally in hotel lobbies. Farmers protest Hoover support as Old Liners brace for votes, expecting Hoover to win on early ballots.
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Frank H. Faber
A. P
Lnter
Kansas City
Hoover
Maryland
Baltimore
Galen L. Tait
Committee On Rules
Frederick N. Zihlman
Republicans Deadlocked Over Farm Relief At Convention
At the Republican National Convention in Kansas City delegates debated the stalled farm relief plank as McNary Haugen supporters protested outside. The platform committee deadlocked, while delegates pressed on with routine reports and delegate contests amid heat and delay. In New York, stock prices rallied after heavy selling, with bargains attracting bargain hunters and a 6 percent call rate. Total trading neared four million shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Price
A. P
Convention
Kansas City
Secon
McNary-Haugen
Contention Hall
Herbert Hoover
New York
Call
Tarney T
Texas
Daniel O. Hastings
Delaware
Hastings
Waurzbach-Littleton
For
National Committee
Coleman DuPont
Witebrandt
Comention
Farmers outside Kansas City hall clash with police at Hoover rally
A large farmer protest at the Republican convention in Kansas City clashes with police outside the hall as attempts to enter fail. Edgar D. Bush leads protestors toward the doors. speakers press for inside access while officials say entry is denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Nerbert Hoover
Hoover
Edgar D. Bush
Indiana
Andi
W. U H. Settle
Indiana State Farm Bureaus Federation
Bush
Leo Nixon
Cons Vention
Norway aims to reach Italia radio party with air search
Captain Riiser-Larsen and Lieutenant Holm prepare a determined flight from Spitzbergen to locate the Italia survivors. The Hobby sealer and Citta di Milano base plan rescue attempts as drifting pack ice carries the Nobile party northwest toward the rescuers.
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C. Armiesen
Correspondemta
A. P
King’s Hay
Riiser-Larsen
Luete Zon Holm
Wern
Stalla
Italia
Umiberto Nobile
Foyne Island
North East Land
Mesco
Spitzbergen
Giuseppe Biogi
Citta di Milano
Forry
North Cape
Fern Island
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Munshower
Demo
Massachusetts
Leslie N Coblentz
Frederick County Board of Education
Middletown High School
Raymond A. Pearson
Universit of Maryland
Beatson
Frederick High School
Tivoli Theater
Sas
London
Showars Peel
Dawes
Senate
Lowden
House Committee On Agriculture
Gilbert N. Haugen
Iowa
Coolidge
William M. Butler
Butler
Aner Camberland
Franklin and Marshall
St Mark's Reformed Church
Cumberland
Eugene P. Skyles
Paul R. Steffe
Hagerstoan
Braddork Raghis
B.H
Heights
Trepassey, NF
Europe
Tres Passey Harbor
T. Stuart Haller
Rotary Club
Court News
Hermit W. James
M. Lucile Brown
Lovettsville
Partie & Analtey
Walter Hagen
Ship Mess
Abraham Lincoln and
Andrew Johnson
Ulysses S. Grant and
Schuyler Calfax
Ulysses S. Grant
Henry Wilson
Rutherford B. Hayes
William A Wheeler
James A. Garfield
Chester A. Arthur
James G. Blaine
John A. Leon
Levi Morton
Benjamin Harrison and
Whitelaw Reid
Willam McKinley
Garret A. Hobart
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles W Fairbanks
Willam H. Taft and
James 8. Sherman
William H. Taft
Nicholas Murray Butler
Charles W. Fairbanks
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Charles G. Dawes
Bible School
Miss Rodrick
Coolidges
Vacaton
Plank
Kansas City Hall
James L. West
A.B. Steel
Republican Convention Resolutions Committee
Borah
Republican National Committee
Credentials Committee
Florida
Louisiana
Mississippi
Kansas
City
E Clifford
Tiinois
Clifford
Nobile
Dirigible Italia
Adolph Frey
Fairview Avenue
Ms. Frey
Clara Barlow Frey
Ridgely
C. Joseph Frey
Howard
Hubert Frey
Emma Mier
Lon- Gon Park Cemetery
Board of Managers
Frederick Car Hospital
West
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