World Catholic Eucharistic Congress Opens in Chicago
Chicago hosts the twenty-eighth International Eucharistic Congress with 500 bishops 8,000 to 5,000 priests and 12,000 nuns expected. Papal legate Cardinal Bonzane to formally open the ceremonies at the Cathedral of the Holy Name, amid grand canopies and throne decorations.
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Chicago
United States
Congress
Municipal Stadium
Lake Michigan
Coliseum
Seminary of
St. Mary of the Lake
Monadelin
Cardinal Bonzane
Dr H C Anders Thurmont Dies After Illness
Dr H C Anders longtime Thurmont resident and University of Maryland graduate died at St. Agnes Hospital Baltimore after two weeks illness from gastritis following a recent operation. He leaves a wife Minnie White sisters and three sons. funeral at Mylesepal church Thurmont Wednesday at 11 o'clock.
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H. Clay Anders
Thurmont
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Anders
Thomas Anders
University of Maryland
Washhington
Frederick County Dental Association
Minnie White Thacing
Stanley Damuth
Tharnent
Fioward Anders
Nevada
Frank Ve Anders
Kent School
Kent
Mylseepal Ebareh
Thurmoent
Ab Lloelock
Heat claims first victim in Baltimore
Baltimore on June 14 reports a heat wave fatally striking Thomas Khiade a 50 year old carpenter who collapsed at work amid record temperatures.
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Heat
Baltimore
Thomas Khiade
Brazil resigns from League of Nations in formal move
Geneva reports Brazil has officially resigned from the League of Nations. The announcement confirms Brazil's departure, marking a notable shift in international alignment. Local notices mention Maryland counties facing railroad station closures and related public service actions.
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Brazil
League OF Nations
Geneva
Luther League Convention Set for July in Maryland
The fifth annual Luther League convention of the Maryland Synod will meet July 20 and 21 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Smitsburg Washington County. About 200 delegates from Baltimore Washington D C and nearby counties attend Representing Luther Leagues and Evangelical Lutheran Church groups. The program includes reports elections vesper service sermons and discussions on league issues followed by a Fellowship Banquet. Officers include Virgil W Donb president William F Smith Jr vice president and several secretaries and superintendents from multiple towns.
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Luther League
Maryland
J. McDowell
Gutherau
Baltimore
Luther Lague
Maryland Synad
Virgil W. Donb
Middletown
William F. Smith, Jr
Mas Bel G. Smith
Smithsburg
Ernest M. Foust
Washington, D. C
Tedlert G. Blocher
Washington, D., C
Commencement News From Adamstown High School
The seventh grade commencement at Adamstown High School was held June 11 with graduates from Point of Mocks Licksville Buckeystown and Adamstown named. The program included songs an invocation two addresses and certificate presentations.
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Adamstown High School
Point of Mocks
Licksville
Buckeystown
Adamstown
Kerials Frye
Robert Rediman
Maurice Barnhouse
Leo Hartman
Kathryn Stewart
Edna Stunkle
Charlotte Marne
Emily Frye
Sophe Page
Dorothy Moxley
Dorothy Drenenberg
Howard Ranneberger
Clyde Stunkle
Edgar White
Frances Duke
Josephine Harwood
Maggie Fry
Children observing Day in local Sunday schools and churches
The article details Children’s Day programs across multiple churches including Evangelical Lutheran, Calvary Methodist Episcopal, and United Brethren. It notes large attendance, offerings for orphans and building funds, and varied recitals, choirs, and readings led by pastors and department heads.
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Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
G. Rupp
Sadie A. Mahn
Julia Bell Hann
Margaret Schualer
Ruth Marne
Mary Louise Abrecht
Betty Marie Zeigler
Pegey Simmons
Thomas Steele
Clinton Rhoads
Gaittle Melpers
Donald Renn
Genevieve Brachey
Dorothy Wiles
Mary Fancis Metcalfe
Margaret Storm
Mary Tiden
Bertha Rice
Jack Kehne
Sunbeams
Grace Lorine
Horace Opel
Helen Fogle
Helena Wills
Helen Willard
Mary Elizabeth Anderson
Reeva Alexander
Mary Starner
Margaret Lewis
Charles Roetke
Harry J. Fromka
George Mobley
Albert Waldschmidt
Jon Rhoderick
Henry Falk
Amy Baugher
Mildred Yinger
Kathleen Mercer
Elizabeth Albaugh
Barabara Mobley
Laysville
Rupp
Fair Grounds
Ex Sheriff Visits Jail and Local Court Updates
Ex Sheriff Sweadner, Frederick County’s oldest living former sheriff, visited the jail recalling its 50 year history and the prisoner moves into the current building. A separate hearing fined Charles Albright $110 for drunken driving, with no collateral forfeiture to avoid losing a conviction record. Friends and family announce Sterling Rinner and Charlotte Snyder relocate to Akron and then California as Rinner joins the real estate business.
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Frederick County
Ife
Sneadner
Sheriffs Office
Jeft
News- Post
California
Friends of
Mia
Sterling Rinner
Akron
Ghia
Mors
Charlotte Snyder
George Allert Snyder
Christ Reformed Church
Middletown
Myr
Mrs. Inter
Akronsa
Rinter
PUPILS ON TOUR HIGH SCHOOL GROUP TOUR GETTYSBURG
Ninety Chicago pupils toured Gettysburg on buses from Blue Ridge Transportation after breakfast at Francis Scott Key hotel in Frederick. Guides pointed out historic sites as the group visited the battlefield then returned to Brunswick and boarded a train to Washington. Five arrests noted over the weekend for traffic violations. two locals and three out of state drivers posted fines and await hearings.
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Chicago
Frederick
Sunda
Gettysburg
Blue Ridge Transportation Company
Brunswick
Laura Renn
Dacry Hoover
Clyric Brenner
John Poffenberger
Washington
Thomas P. Culler
Alfred Kiel
Jacobs
Turtner
Samuel A. Lyne
Howard B. Suddath
James W. Graham
Silver Springs
Atkinson
Splech
Petersville Farmers Club Picnic Gate Announcer
The Petersville Farmers Club announces its annual picnic will be held Wednesday June 28 at their Brave along the Brunswick Petersville road. The event moves up one week earlier than in former years.
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Petersville
Campaign Funds Probe Faces Blind Trail Over Donor Identities
Senate Campaign Funds Committee struggles to identify who will repay a $90 000 deficit tied to the Republican Citizens Committee backing the Pepper Fier ticket in Pennsylvania. Treasurer Folwell and backer Grundy acknowledge support from unnamed sources and manufacturers but refuse to name individuals. Grundy, president of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association, previously raised funds for the 1920 Harding campaign.
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Washington
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Republican Citizens Committee
Pepper-Fieher
Cpennsylvania
William H. Folwell
Joseph
Gundy
Melion
Grundy
Folwell
Standardized coupling threads urged by firemen
At the Maryland State Firemen’s Association convention in Westminster August Emrich and Walter R. Hough urged standardization of coupling threads on all five apparatus and plugs in the state to speed firefighting and aid interjurisdictional cooperation. A post meeting parade awarded prizes for decorated cars homes and businesses and a hose reel race saw Brunswick Fire Company win the 750 yard event with 4 minutes 41 1/2 seconds. Taneytown and Brunswick won other races and prizes.
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Maryland State Miremen’s Association
Westminster
August Emrich
Baltimore Fire Department
Walter R. Hough
Baltimore Fire Board
Baltimore
Association For
John C. Kemper
Paul Winnert
Leslie Brown
J. Pearce Wantz
Times Printing Company
Brunswick Fire Company
Taneytown Fire Company
Brunswick Company
Scott loses two petitions in Illinois Supreme Court
Russell Scott’s petitions for change of venue and habeas corpus were denied by the Illinois Supreme Court. He remains under death sentence for the murder of Joseph Maurer in Chicago and faces a sanity retrial. A jury will decide his mental state before possible execution. hearing extended to June 2.
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Scott
Illinois Supreme Court
Springfield
Dune ii
Russell Scott
Joseph Maurer
Chicago
Marcus Kavanaugh
Chester State
ATV
Russell Seath
State Supreme Court
Habeas Carpi
Jones Brothers Begin Ten Year Sentences for Prohibition Violation
Rand Winfield Jones and a brother, officials of the Maryland Drug and Chemical Company, started for Atlanta penitentiary to serve ten years for conspiring to violate the Volstead act through illegal alcohol distribution. Departure was delayed previously due to crowded conditions at the prison.
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Baltimore
Seur Feta Rand Winfield Jones
Camsicteo
Marriand Drug and Chemical Company
Atlanta
Can Piraer
Alaigutas
Police begin search for evangelist in Cambridge
Cambridge police started a hunt for a woman believed to resemble Aimee Semple McPherson. The traveler checked into a local lodging house Saturday night, left after saying she would visit her brother, and admitted she was an evangelist. She claimed to have been at the Los Angeles Temple on May 11 when news of the evangelist's drowning was announced.
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Cambridge
Mass
Agy Semple Masterson
Los Angeles
Warman
Nason
MacPherson
Manager Appoints New Electrical Shop Manager
The Totamardisen Company announces Martin Rohrback as manager of the electrical appliance shop at 26 West Patrick Street. The Webster home on Altamont Avenue Thurmont recently sold by Genyson Palmer of Frederick to John Hoffman of Thurmont.
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Martin Rohrback
Cmpany
West Patrick Street
Webster
Altamont Avenue
Thurmont
Genyson Palmer
Frederick
Mr. Palmer
John Hoffman
Thursmont
Bowlus couple travel to Lincoln for Brethren conference
Rev and Mrs John S Bowlus of near Burkittsville left Thursday for Lincoln Nebraska to attend the Church of the Brethren annual conference meeting in that city from June 9 to 16. Grove family of East Recond Street Favente to Stephens City VA plan summer there. Judge G J Worthington and family moved to their summer home Braddock Heights.
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John S. Bowlus
Burkittsville
Lincoln
Neb
Church of the Brethren
Grove
Familly
East Recond
Stephens City
G. J. Worthington
Braddock
Demand for Stocks Broadens Amid Market Slump
The market faces broadening demand concerns as prices dip to new lows. Trading remained subdued with marginal activity across sectors as investors reassessed fundamentals and the day closed with minimal gains.
Reunion of M.S.C. Alumni Here
The Ninth Quadrennial Reunion of the Altions Association of the Alary land State School for the Steaf cone occurred Sunday with a pilgrimage to Charles We Ely’s grave. About 285 registered attendees traveled from Mt Olivet to the city by noon.
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Altions Association
Alaryland State School
Charles We Ely
Mt. Olivet Coniete
Olehr
Ignatus Ajorleo
Cara Io
Air
Duvall
Bierlee
Takeu
S. J. Drake
Gallaudet Cole Lege
Seeman
le Tter
Alyeeos
G. Rupp
Tey. BD
BE. Moylan
Taltimore
Kierlee
Jeter
Denver
Calo
Distillery Owner Sought At Point Reyes Watch Tower
Federal prohibition agents seek Luc chesi owner of a $200000 distillery found in a wooded canyon near Point Reyes protected by a 69 foot watch tower with an automatic rifle nest. They entered the plant after slipping past the tower discovering equipment and supplies for large scale alcohol production.
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San Francisco
Point Reyes
Lucchesi
Omecers
Five Killed in Blast at Steel Plant in Illinois
A gas explosion at the Illinois Steel Company by products plant in ind at about 9 am killed five men, four instantly, and injured seventy five others. The blast wrecked a brick building, hurled workers, and left many with broken arms and legs. Wounded were taken to local hospitals. investigators were to begin immediately as officials sought cause and blamed gas.
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Juan Coke Ovea
Illnois Steel Company
Tottey
Iwcestery
Juin
Steel Company
Duras
If Toar
Klee
Ginlfsa
Leslie R. Richard
Han
Hotel Braddock Opening Draws Big Crowd on Braddock Mountain
Reservations top 180 with about 200 expected for the hotels debut on Braddock Mountain Tuesday night. A reception, dinner, and dance follow a formal opening featuring speakers including Sir Frederick McGill and Judge Hammond Urner.
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M. J. Croghan
Hotel
Braddock
Braddock Mountain
Yearloua Gece ‘Ions
Sir Frederick McGill
Anenaging
Ceail
London
England
Mmary L. Cobe Jentz
G Ellis Williams
Calvary M. &. Church
Hammond Urner
Missy Mary H. Willer
Virginia Carty
Glenn Ti. Worthington
Frederick McGill
F. A. Schwallenberg
St. John's ‘Catholic Church
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