Lifeless body found in barn near city farm
Vernon T Molesworth a 55 year old farmer tenant on the Louis Orphan Home farm on the Georgetown pike near the city was found dead by hanging in a barn. His mother Mrs Drusilla Brown ing Molesworth discovered the body and an inquest was deemed unnecessary. He had been despondent over his mother's illness and left no note. Funeral director C C Carty will arrange the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon ‘T. Molesworth
Louis Orphan Home
Georgetown pike
Frederick
Albaugh
Bowers
Mr. Molesworth
Bis
Mrr. Molesworth
lears
Drusilla Browning Molesworth
Carlton Molesworth
Columbus
American Association
C. C. Carty
Coolidges Leave On Trip Down the Potomac
President and Mrs Coolidge departed Washington for a Potomac voyage aboard the Mayflower. They expect to rest much of the trip but Mr Coolidge will address topics tied to the national campaign. Frank Xlor dell, Cleveland contention chair, and a committee member attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associate Press
Washington
Coolidge
Potomac river
Frank Xlordell
Fire damages Brunswick home on West Potomac street
Fire at William Everhart’s house on West Potomac street Brunswick damaged the home and contents, cause unknown though likely an overheated oil stove. Firemen arrived after delay. estimated damage about 5500 dollars, insured. Mrs Everhart home alone on the second floor at the time. Two dairymen switch to association. several suits dropped with five still pending. Braddock man William E Miss sent in huge Braddock berries prize box to The News-Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Everhart
West Potomac street
Brunswick
William E. Miss
Braddock
Dense Crew Roster by Rows and Names
Readable list shows multiple rows of individuals by surname and given name across six rows. The compilation names by row include Charlotte Shipley through Anne Hoffman and an extensive sequence of other participants, indicating a grouped roster or class photograph lineup.
Commissioner Oland Injured In Auto Crash Near Frederick
County Commissioner David Oland was injured when his Ford touring car collided with a truck on Buckeystown Pike about 2 miles south of Frederick early today. His car overturned, he suffered a cut wrist and bruises, and was taken home after the mishap. Traffic repairs on Market Street cause closures and detours as trolley service shifts to a new local route.
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Oland
Buckeystown Pike
Frederick
Market street
Patrick street
AIL Saints
Patric
Church
Second streets
Church street
Poromse Edison Company
Wednnesday
North Market street
Monteree
Fifth street
jFai
East Patrick site
terminal
Souch streets
Twe Thurmont division
East Par street
Fifth and
Market streets
South Market
Patrick
North Market
David Oland
Sam Marino
Buckerstown pike
i Wie
Marino
Gland
Frederi
Severn river bridge
Mr. Giant
Speculative Interest in Rail Shares Reenters Market
The Associated Press reports New York June 14 that speculative interest in today’s stock market reentered in railroad shares, with several issues reaching new peak prices. The broader list softened as some oils and finance stocks fell after a cut in premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Visit to Harding Tomb Inspires Ohio Impressions
Mr and Mrs G Fei and grandson traveled from Frederick County to central west Ohio spending time in Galion and visiting the Harding tomb. They noted good roads clean farm lands and favorable views of the countryside while soldiers stood guard in two hourly shifts at the tomb.
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Harding Tomb
G. Fei
Myers ard
central west
Galion
Ohio
Myers
Frederick county
Tisit- 2
President Harding
ay Miers saul r cametery
Tani
Church 159 Years Old Remains Active in Frederick
The 159th anniversary of the church was celebrated with morning services led by Rev Dr Scott Kr Wasner. An evening memorial service in the adjacent graveyard honored Rev Dr J Spangie Kieffer and other former pastors. Revs Louis of Beansboro Felix Rowspring J Stewart Gariman took part. Kiwanis head Leslie N Cobientz flew to Denver to represent Frederick at the International convention with 3250 clubs. He plans visits to Colorado Springs and Pike’s Peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott KR. Wasner
Henri L. G.fer
Frederick
J. Spangie Kieffer
Rigtfer
Jacob Wormer
Paul S. Leinbach
Reformed Church
Messenz
Will Le mage
Louis
Beansboro
Felix Rowspring
J. Stewart Gariman
Cavetown
Kiwanis
Leslie N. Cobientz
Frederick Kiwanis Club
Denver
United States
Canada
Coblentz
Colorado Springs
P.ke
Teak
Lions Club Forms In Hanover At First Meeting
The Hanover Lions Club held its inaugural gathering at the Hanover Country Club on Thursday evening with guests from York Red Lion Gettysburg and Dallastown. Frederick Amigo, field director of Lions International, attended and helped launch the new organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Hanover
Hanover Country Club
York
Red Lion
Gettysburg
Dallastown Lions
Frederick Amigo
Lions !iernation
aid
Death Toll Mounts From Tennessee Floods
Johnson City reports 13 dead with bodies recovered as hopes rise for a total near 40. Communications down to Garden and Hampton, Tenn, hindering full casualty tallies as cloudbursts devastate areas around Johnson City and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Johnson City
Tenn
Garden
Stony Creek
Carden
Hampton
Fish Springs
Butler
Suspects Held In Chicago Mail Train Robbery
Chicago police report five men and a woman in custody after a daring loot of a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul mail train. one suspect wounded. Officials say some robbers identified and more arrests expected as losses rise to 447600 with banks and federal reports indicating large bond shipments tied to the theft. A separate suspect, J H Wayne, shot and under police watch, claims he was wounded by a woman near Hammond Indiana as four more arrests are made at a west side house.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Collins
Milwaukee and St. Paul
First National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Milwaukee
S. Paul
J. H. Wayne
Hammond
Ind
west side
Wayne
ben
Dawes Visits Chicago Bank Crowd Blocks City Streets
Brigadier General Charles G. Dawes, the Republican vice presidential nominee, made a first ballot appearance in Chicago. He went directly to the Central Trust Company of Illinois, watched by thousands who filled the street outside the bank and cheered as he quietly began to sort through a flood of mail and telegrams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Charlies G. Dawes
Cleveland
Central Trust Company of
Ilinois
financial district
elerkar
Republican party
Cupid Scoffs at Friday the 13th in June Nuptial Run
Yesterday Friday the 13th stirred superstition as couples raced to obtain marriage licenses at the clerk of the court. William Huff of Hagerstown sought a license in Frederick but needed parental consent first, then returned with the certificate. Four other couples also braved bad luck to wed, showing superstition has little sway over matrimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Cupid
William Huff
Hagerstown
Frederick
Wedding Announcement for Trail Helfenstein and Rumphries
The wedding of Miss Anna Trail Helfenstein to Mr Floyd Thatrisnj Rumphries will take place this evening at 6:30 oclock at All Saints Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Trail Helfenstein
Floyd
Revision of Government Employees Salaries Reported
Washington report states efforts to revise salaries for 490 609 government employees and assess refunds of income tax payments from March 1 under the new revenue law. It also notes Coast Guard funding increases for rum running despite Congress not passing the required appropriation.
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Associated Press
Washington
coast guard
Weather pattern to bring settled spell next week
The weather forecast from Tad Associated Press in Washington predicts a generally fair start to the week for the North and Middle Atlantic States with possible showers later. Temperatures are expected to run somewhat below normal early, then near average thereafter.
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Tad Associated Presa
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Brunswick Honors John T. Martin On Sixtieth Anniversary
John T. Martin, a prominent Brunswick citizen and longtime employe of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, was honored with a banquet in Grace Church parish hall on Wednesday evening marking his sixtieth anniversary as an employee and official. The event drew a large crowd and was described as one of the most enjoyable and successful of its kind in Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Martin
Brunswick
Grace church
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Right of Search Bonded by New Enforcement Law
The new 1916 liquor law enforcement bill introduces fines from 100 to 500 dollars and potential 12 month jail terms for violations in Frederick County. It also empowers warrants for searches, confiscation of illicit liquors, and destruction of seized evidence if guilty, with protections for prior cases.
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Frederick county
Senate
F.C. Norwood
General Assembly
jall
House of Correction
Grand Jury
Meusel and Cole Suspended by Johnson
Chicago June 1 President Johnson of the American League suspended Bob Meusel outfielder of the Yankees and Bert Cole pitcher for the New York Detroit game that ended in riotous disorder yesterday.
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Associated Press
Chicago
President Johnson
American League
Bob Meusel
Yankees
Bert Cale
New York Detroit
Herriot to Form New Cabinet for France
Paris reports Premier designate Herriot, leader of the Radical party and head of the Left bloc, accepted President Doumerger to form a ministry. He plans to travel to London Saturday to confer with Prime Minister MacDonald. A separate item notes Old Folks Day at U B Church Myersville with speakers from Washington and Keedysville, plus a flower presentation to the oldest man and woman. Another item from Peking says Rev George R Snyder, missionary in China, was shot in a riot attack, the injury tally linked to fighting troops.
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Associated Press
Paris
fdouard Herriot
Doumereue
London
MacDonald
U. B
Myersville
Washington county
Harry Smith
Hagerstown
David 8. Wyard
Keedysville
John H. Middlekenff
Peking
China
George R. Snyder
George Albert Snyder
Christ Reformed church
Middletown
Mr. Snyder
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TARMILK
CITY
Vernon Molesworth
COOLIDGES
POTOMAC
Everhart
Maryland and
Virginia Milk Producers Association
Charlotte Shipley
Alesa Wisner
Thelma Reeser
Hettye Hahn
Katherine Brust
Bessie Hann
Alice Baker
Erma Sirine
Catherine Goodman
Mildred Buckey
Lenora Webster
Anna Weddle
George Roelke
Alvin Etzler
Hubert Derr
Charles Fox
Glenn Stull
Bernard Stull
John Gibbons
Merhie Wachter
Harry Himes
Alton Whitmore
Kirk Rowe
Carl
Sisiey
Joseph Smith
William Brandenburg
Earl Hahn
Firthrow
Louise Mullican
Margery Mosberg
Marguerite Null
Kathryn Eyler
Grace Hoffman
Catherine Falk
Mary Hammond
Mary Jane Strasberger
Louise Crum
Ameiia Lews
Lillian Miller
Sathern James
Edna Himbury
Pauline Eyler
Blanche Crum
Catherine Grove
Retta Armstrong
Harry Rau
Carl Brown
William Brish
Walker Carty
Richard Ramsburg
Earl Fahrney
John Adams
Carl Derr
Daniel Miller
Charles Butcher
Earl Ramsburg
Edwin MacGill Temple Heynolds
Roger Snauffer
Martin Bowers
Ruth Wills
Blanche Shoemaker
Phebe Routzahn
Mary Morsell
Helen Horine
Emily Wood
Elizabeth Haller
Margaret Gaehr
Grace Lough
Gladys Ramsburg
Milded Martz
Dorothy Nicodemus
Genevieve Rhodes
Mary Fulmer
Margaret Lough
Alice Cramer
Herman Boyer
Eric Summers
Russell Michael
John Best
Wilbur LeGore
William Plummer
George Reno
Franklin Witter
James Walters
Charles Hickman
George Paxson
Carlton Saumgardher
Kenneth Ramsburg
Chester
Samuel Marino
Sand Hole
Dr. Kieffer
Dawes
PIPE
CUPID
K. P
Loyalty Lodge
Baltimore
Mountain City
Knights of Pythias
Lodge No
Pythian Castle
Samaritan Rebekahs
Samaritan Rebekah Lodze
Elizabeth Seecerine
Woods
hak
Elsie] Stone
noble grand
Jane Houck
Mary Benson
Pauline Koontz
Ethel Beard
Cora Koogie
Neilie Zimmerman
Mary B. Engelbrecht
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MEUSEL AND
COLE
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