13 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1930
Page
1
A fragment notes that a church transfer involved the Finnerty family at St. Johns. The readable text is garbled. The item reads as a notice about a church transfer connected to the Finnertys and St. Johns.
Very Rev. Francs J. Flamgas of Halethorpe will oversee all parishes in Anne Arundel Harford and Baltimore counties except five. Rev. Wiliam MM. Canning moves from Buckeystown to Havre de Grace and Rev. T J Finan shifts from Frostburg to Midland. Rev. Arthur C. Slade becomes Assistant Pastor at Cumberland and Rev. Canning’s tenure at St John’s in Baltimore ends with his move.
Plans for the seventh annual promenade and frock of the Maryland Society of 40 Hommes et Chevaux were announced by G. Hmesi Lipps of Frederick, grand chef de gare. The convention will be at the Lord Baltimore Hotel in Baltimore August 28 29 and 30 with initiation on the 28 and an American Legion parade on the 29. Members from Baltimore Cumberland and Hagerstown chapters are expected to attend.
A local concert event is reported with time details unclear. The fragment mentions Nort Music and a time around 7 35, lacking clear context or full names and locations.
The Sergeant Lawrence Everhart Chapter S A R plans a flag and grave marker ceremony at Miccretown cemetery honoring Revolutionary soldiers. Rev Dr Wehler will speak on Patriots duty and the meaning of Fizg Day, with Miss Ann Harvey MacCollister and Miss Margaret Thomas unveiling markers at Shafer and Willard graves.
The market shows a brief rally after weeks of decline as bears fear further losses. Short covering inflates prices but sustained gains remain uncertain amid expectations of liquidation and volatility.
Fines and license status information regarding Jang Kelsauch shows revocation actions and penalties. Details indicate enforcement by a governing authority with dates and specific license implications.
County hatchery upgrades outlined by state agency emphasize improved fish-rearing facilities and updated bylaws. Plans include infrastructure upgrades, enhanced water quality controls, and staffing changes to boost production and fish health.
State Conservation Department secured rights of way and spring site for a mountain water pipeline. The Lewistown hatchery and nearby facilities rely on water from Catoctin spring, with no state appropriation funds. Construction plans call for a straight line to the hatchery less than a mile from the spring on Charles M. Holt’s land. A dairy vacation Bible school in Jefferson begins Monday at 8:45 a.m. and runs two weeks under Howard Fowler. Baltimore and Ohio investigators probe missing sacks of cornmeal near Point of Rocks, with William Shewbridge questioned after his arrest for freight hopping.
A brief notice notes recovery for individuals identified as Br Esaac and Issae tat pase Teg OT in SCR. The item records health status and ongoing treatment without graphic detail.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions fueling 4 Adamani Ei2 tied to Bon DA Sea with no clear context or identifiable event, person, organization, or location. The readable piece does not provide coherent details to form a definite news item.
The Senate approved a tariff measure by a 44 to 42 margin amid tense debate. Party leaders anticipate further fights as Hoover and Hawley Smoot concerns loom, with expectations of possible further action next week.
Fragmentary notes describe a collision involving a vessel and its cargo with estimates of damages. The defense argues liability limits may cap claims against the merchants and two parties, referencing possible totals around 1.15 million dollars and a secured debt. The text mentions a physician and attorney estimates but lacks full context.
Segrave perished from injuries after his boat overturned on Lake Windermere during a race upset. He was rescued by assistants and taken to a hotel where doctors found a broken arm, broken rib, and fractured spine. Two crew members survived, while a third, Wilcox, was badly injured.
Dwight W Morrow, ambassador to Mexico and GOP senatorial hopeful, faces Franklin W Fort and Jonson J Frelinghuysen in a pivotal New Jersey primary. Wet-dry rivalry centers on Morrow's strength, Frelinghuysen’s apostasy, and the Lindbergh connection as a potential factor in the 1932 contest.
Fragments report that Friday the 13th appears three times in the year 1931. The wording mentions dates and a reference to Senoé and Sons, with scattered phrases about time and a pantomime context.
The Frederick Lions Club heard talks by Rev W C Bova Rabbi Wither and Rev Fr Farrell at the Francis Scott Key hotel. Delegates and guests included Dr B M Davis and officers like Charles Seeger who noted he cannot attend Lions International in Denver.
A fragmentary item notes a Hoover graver or drill device near Wr and Misses with scarce details. The readable text mentions a few dors and an upper plate, but the exact event or context remains unclear.
About 2 000 volunteer firemen march in a large parade at the Maryland State Volunteer Firemen's Association annual convention. Fire teams in gaudy colors ride apparatus as they travel through Baltimore with nearby camp contingents joining the event.
A fragmentary report notes the Fairfax and Massachusetts Bay crew members testified about a recent state accident pattern. The witnesses described the fair conduct of the scene and the efficiency of the responders in handling the aftermath.
A historic brief reports three men reprieved as electric chair execution motors whirred, noting post reprieve stays in effect for the condemned.
A postponed execution left Sampson and Williams in limbo as pardon chatter surfaced. Edmonds later exonerated Keller and Grigsby, sparing their lives, while Ratelifff faced murder charges linked to William Suse’s hammer assault and a 1928 robbery.
AP reports in June that Walsh refuses to advance action against Bishop James Cannon Jr. Walsh Montana, stating he will not introduce a resolution to investigate Cannon’s political activity. He calls the probe “wet and Catholic persecution” and says he is a humble Catholic who will take no further steps.
One man, James Tosg, died after a car struck workers from the Gas and Electric Company on a roadside near a concrete shoulder. Four colleagues were hospitalized with injuries as volunteer firefighters attended the scene. The car’s driver, Gilford Blaykek, was knocked unconscious. no further details were given.
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