Reformed Church Missionary Meeting at Hood College
Ministers and laymen gather for an annual session at Hood College with women attending. The program covers mission study themes India and the Caribbean Islands, opening services, conference addresses, and devotional sessions chaired by Rev. W Sherman Kerschner. Attendees register via Rev. Dr. A V Casselman, Philadelphia.
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Ars
W. Sherman Kerschner
S. EB Ieesdoro
Rlss
Helen York
Tegistrar
A. V. Casselman
Philadelphia
India
Caribbean Islands
Reformed Church
Brodbeck Gail
Brodbeck Hall
Henry I Stahr
D. D
Hanover
Coblentz Hall
Purd £ Dent
Mle. Craske
London
England
Woman's Medical College of
Panjab
Brodbtck
John B. Noss
Lamacaster
Aimmnae
Samuel G. Inman
James B. Ranck
Hot College
Frederics
Americas
Jay S. Stowed
Charles F. Freeman
Desleytown
Foreign Missions
Looss Futur
Oscar St. Bucs
Margaret R. Motter
Laura M. Snyder
Womelsdorf
John S. Hetlenbach
Manchester
Ieader
Westminster
Margaret R. Moiter
Prec Missionary Guild
Doylestown
Laura ML . Womes
Dort
Sun
Market Ends Week in Bearish Frame of Mind
The week closes with a bearish tone as traders weigh factors affecting market sentiment amid uncertain forecasts and cautious selling. Analysts note limited gains and a drift toward risk-off positioning as investors assess corporate guidance and macro signals.
Poolesville finals held Friday night
Graduation exercises at the Poolesville ceremony featured keynote remarks by Rev Crowe and Dr Waters. Diploma awards were presented to graduates including Fiorela Bur, Gheorge Brewer, Gordon Darford Eight, Mildred Fawley, Doug Horine, Mortimer Hough, John Hi, Robert Jones, Helen Osutt, Edna Poo deretin, and more.
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Vam C. Riyal
BP Bap
Tau Cy
Crowe
Addres
Waters
Aske
J4ne Orteck
Anon
Fiorela Bur
Gheorge Brewer
Gordon Darford
Mildred Fawley
Doug’ Horine
Mortimer Hough
John Hi Robert Jones
Helen Osutt
Pyits
Edna Pooderetin
Wroe W
Sleeper busses predicted for transcontinental travel
New York editor Carl W. Jocks of Bus Transportation predicts future sleeper busses with dining and trailer capacities for rapid coast to coast trips. He notes growing motorbus use, cites staged travel with eight day coast to coast trips, and praises Maryland and national highway developments. He plans to attend the American Electric Railway Association meeting in San Francisco.
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Carl W. Jocks
New York
Bus ‘Transportation
San Francisco
Marc Osic
Hoover
Speecy
America
United States
Stocks
New York State Motor Transportation Association
Baltimore
Maryland
Baltimore and Oro
Ridgeville
American Elect Railway Association
Gitte
Pleasure Cruise Ends in Tragedy with One Survivor
In Cleveland on June 14 a small sailboat voyage for three men and a girl ends in disaster. All men perish except the sole girl, with rescuers pulling three bodies from the water as authorities identify the victims William Brown, T Higgins, and Robert, from Cleveland. The incident follows a leisure cruise turned fatal.
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Clevelanc
Olio
Wilam Brown
Aes T. Higsins
Roouta
Cievelané
France
Fe Broadcast Bird's Eeiurn. De Broadcast an ab Ras announced time
Broadcast details for a program to air in the morning of June, with schedule and wording indicating the planned time and stations involved. Unclear wording preserves key entities like the month and broadcast context.
Schmeling Samed Champion Runner Over Dack Shat
A boxing or track fragment notes Schmeling claimed a championship with a sprint finish, mentioning a runner and a back, but the readable text is incomplete and unclear about the exact event or outcome. The piece references AP and a possible title bout or race with unfamiliar names.
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Dack Shat
Children Make Merry at City Playgrounds
City play areas open Monday with Baker Park and nearby grounds hosting children in a planned summer program. Instructors Miss Helma Haon and Adrian McCarder supervise Baker Park with shifts for girls and boys, while Miss Margaret Horiie and Miss Theresa Stull take over other sites.
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LGN
Fricar
Baker Park
Matauri Park
Arpanizec Ac
Beeternoan
Set Street
Harmon Field
Radzeco
Helma Haon
Adrian McCarder
Elmira Renn
Abean
Annual Outing For Monocacy Riders From Bucke rstown
One hundred boys and girls joined an annual outing along the Monocacy river about two miles from Bucke rstown under J Paul Delphe and assistants. Riders gathered at 7:20 to 10:30 am at the Delpher store West Patrick street and rode to a shady site on Black Rock road. Bicycles were casquarded a roast lunch followed with firemen elected and refreshments served before returning to camp.
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Monocacy River
Buckesstown
J. Paul Delphe
Mr. Delpher
Delpher
West Patrick
Black Rock
Auto Dealers Tourney On Tuesday
Report notes a local Auto Dealers group event tied to a Tuesday tournament. Mentions a dealers association and expected turnout, with unclear details but references a community gathering and involvement by local auto firms.
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Gir
Crippled Firm Member Burned to Death in Baltimore Fire
Baltimore June 14 a crippled member of Swift and Co burning firm was killed in a fire that trapped him on a second floor of a building on Wig Street East Baltimore. Flames and smoke slowed firefighters as eight employees escaped. Swift helped four young women to safety before perishing.
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Baltimore
caPi—Charies
Taree Brothers
Swift and Co
Bursian Ors
Tak
Wig
Smirke
Sam
Swift
Bertha
Two Die in Auto Crash on Annapolis Highway
An Annapolis area highway crash killed two Baltimore men and seriously injured a third. John J. Disharoon, 26, was likely the driver and died at the scene. Chester M. Modnczewiski, 25, died later at Emergence hospital. Vincent Welch, 20, was unconscious at the hospital. The three were returning from a Loyola College dance at Severn Country Club.
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Annapolis
Annapolis-Baltimore
Robleson Station
Town Neck Negro Church
John J. Disharoon
Baltimore
Chester M. Modnczewiski
Emergence Hospital
Vincent Welch
Batimore
Severn Country Club
Loyola College
Engagement Announced for Miss Naomi Lucile Hett
Philadelphia pair announces engagement of Naomi Lucile Hett to Chester Barry Passmore of Oxford Pennsylvania. Hett specializes in studies at the University of Pennsylvania while Passmore belongs to the class of a modern era.
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H. Hett
Phila
Naomi Lucile
Chester Barry Passmore
Oxford
Hett
University of Penn Passmore
Bronze Tablet To Late Dr Ely Unveiled At Reunion
At a morning meeting 230 attendees gathered at the school for a reunion of New Chicers Of Organization and Chesen Al Cuaidoa. The group elected Orlando K. Fee as treasurer Uriah Shock as secretary and named Henry Ey as a new member. A bronze tablet honoring the memory of the late Dr Ely will feature a portrait by sculptor Har of Washington who is deaf. The event included a Duscbal game and a visit to Brad dock Heights with an assembly scheduled for 7 30 pm featuring Baltimore’s Charles E Moylan with motion pictures planned.
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Delia
Anfnt
August
Giasr
Har
Washington
Dr. Ely
Suidas
Braddock Heights
Charles E. Moylan
Baltimore
Man and Woman Guilty in Slaying of Husband
A man and a woman were found guilty of the murder of Robert Evans, the woman's husband, and were sentenced to die on the electric chair. The case also involved United States Marines stationed at a Lakehurst naval facility, with testimony alleging a planned killing and an offer of money to “bump off a couple of guys.”
Goose Goslin Traded to Browns for Manush and Crowder
St. Louis notes Goose Goslin is traded from Washington to the Browns in exchange for Heinie Manush and Alvin Crowder. The deal, per Browns' manager Phil Frell, is a straight players’ trade with no cash. Goslin to wear Brown uniform as the Senators open here today.
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St. Lou
Goose” Goslin
Washington Senator
Bi. Lous
Heinie Manush
Alvin Growder
Phil Frell
Browns
Businest
Gosha
England's Women Tennis Players Regain Their Cup
England's women tennis team regains the cup after sailing for Europe. Reverend RL Frans at the Brunswick Refansed his booth yard Easland. Witte the Passion Play presented in German.
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England
Europe
RL Frans
Brunswick
Booth Yard
Easland
Witte
Commencements Held in Montgomery County
Commencements held in Montgomery County led by Dr Reed Irving with Hood College president Dr Juspty IL fle addressing graduates. Commissions to watch included Edmonds and Wheeler Bird Jr among a list of graduates named. crowd attendance noted.
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Montgomery County
Nhev Ae L. Nen
Richard Jewen
Poimeen
Edmonds
L.komery County
Louse Vo Vaidener
Jacob Wheeler Bird, Jr
Dose
Er Powell Elgar Clyde Soper
Brown
Margaret G. Mareiss
Gr Cille Leizear
Reed Irving
Juspty Ilfle
Hood Coley
Graes
Best Weather Topic Draws LA Theater Folks
Los Angeles stage crewman Al H. Stine reports from the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employes convention in Los Angeles. He notes pleasant weather and a subsequent Hollywood party with top stars such as Milton Sills and Douglas Fairbanks attending. The group toured scenes at Warner Brothers and Fox Movietone, with 1500 delegates admitted to viewings. The Stines, including their four and a half year old son, Junior, enjoyed two weeks of travel ending with a return home Thursday evening.
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al H. Stine
Fivoll
Los Angeles
Calif
Hollywood
Stine
Junior
Warner Brothers
Fox Movietone Studio
Milton Sills
John Bates
Lawrence Tibbett
Douglas Fairbanks
Anita Page
Wila Lee
Soe C. Ford
Noah Beery
Richard Barthelness
Otis Skinner
California
Mr. Stine
Tia Juana
Mexico
Father of Local Road Engineer Dies Today
ore June 14 AP reports the father of a local road engineer died at his home after months of ill health. The deceased, born 1853 on a farm in the county, served as State Senator in 1928 and was a father to Geraldine and others. The obituary mentions Sue Tanner and James McKinley Ree in leadership roles.
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Ore
Thomscum
Senate
Farm County
Census tally shows shifts across Montgomery County areas
The report details incomplete census taking across Montgomery County districts, noting population declines in Olney and Barnesville while Pooleville and Brookeville rise. Farms generally decrease. Rockville and Westminster show partial completions with farm counts down from 159 to 131 and 478 to 387 respectively.
Contested Seat Report Highlights Election Flaws and Disputes
A report on the Third Ward precincts questions the legality of the election of a Democratic representative. It cites fraud allegations and violations of state election laws during counting and certification. Tarver LaGuardia and others pressed points of order over procedural issues in the House committee.
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Vincent le Foc
House
Viere
Election Board
State
Tarver
Georgia
Perton
Longworth
LaGuardia
New York
CANDIDATES SLOW TO FILE FOR FALL PRIMARY
Twelve weeks remain before the September primary as candidates slow to file. The county Board of Elections notes names are not yet posted and nominations for Congress and sheriff are pending. Republicans list candidates for Congress, including N Zihinan, while Democrats consider William E. Miter for sheriff.
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Ares
Ihinan
Republcan
Congress
Wiliam E. Miter
The
Democrats
Sherul
One Way Bridge Blamed In Accident Near Liberty
A one way bridge over Lsrae creek near Liberty on the Liberty town State road figures in a People’s Court accident ten days ago. Paul Fogle of Liberty and Maurice El Uternentelin near Westailuster were damaged when their cars met on the bridge. Reckless driving charges against a Westminster man were dismissed as not clearly at fault. County Commissioner Lochner testified the state will replace the inadequate bridge with a wider structure. The magistrate noted the bridge is poorly marked for such a busy crossing, especially for strangers. Late Smith, a Black resident of Klinehert’s, was jailed on $259 bond for alleged grand jury charge of stealing 28 from Mauck, an Hoffman Ice Company employee. Constable Smith and Myron W. Shirk held $10 counterfeiters. Becky, Martinsburg, West Virginia, was arrested after room at New Market for exceeding 40 miles per hour. $25 posted for court Monday night.
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Lsrae Creek
Mtt. Pleasant
Libertytown
People’s Court
Paul Fogle
Liberty
Maurice EL Uternehtelin
Westailuster
Fogie
Uternentela
Westminster
Justice Mlotter
Trasvel
Lewis F. Lochner
Smith
Chars W. Smith
Myron W. Shirk
Hadicton
Beckiess
C. R. Bitewart
Katherine Bennett
Martinsburg
W. Va
New Market
Bharard
Tornadoes Touch Down Across Two States Killing Six
A pair of tornadoes struck two states causing six deaths and numerous injuries. Emergency crews rushed to affected towns including St Paul Park where residents fled to shelters as fallen debris blocked roads and schools opened as shelters.
Monday in North and Middle At Sherxers at the begine
A fragmented OCR note references Monday events in North and Middle At Sherxers at the begine, listing unclear details about participants or locations. Readable elements suggest a scheduling or community notice with missing specifics.
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Erasire
Poolesville
Rev. W
Hoover Commission
Mazer
Brenao Bainer
Eo Weemsar
Supreme
Lece Sles
Baltimore Trace Assn
Grove
Farr
M. Dixen
Union Bruse
Dixon
Pai
Forrest M. Dixon
Daughster
Paulne
R. L. Sener
Dorothy
Les
William
Cromwell
Aaushier
Betty
Reuben Hall
Lillie Louise
John Clark
Billie Rhod
Peggy Christ
Afiss
Alarr Jacobs
Ada Lipps
Messrs
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Milton Dixon
Kent Greenie
Rasmond Morgan
Elmer Fite
Roland Simpson
Joss Scomby
James Cromwell
Beethoven Fogie
Rooinson, Wackt
Aucumnat
E. O. Weant
Essaré
O. Weant
Mmimnder
W. Be
Marsland School
Deal
Chesen al Cuaidoa
New Jersey
Goose
Goslin
Manush
Crowder
O.vkerson
Damascus
Sandy Spru
Mamaseus Byerres
Senator Linthicum
Howard County
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Encinetr
Ram
Sue Tanner
Jamis McKinley Ree
Snsing
Agen
Nesrin
Bethesda
Montgomers County
Snow Big Gas
Olney
Frederick County
Housers
Montro Bight
Chew Wow Sube
Iing
Wheaton
Takoma Park
Feary
Pooleaville
Brookeville
Sandy Spring
Damestown
Rockville
Barnesville
Posics Ville
Laytonaville
Somerset
Betherda
Carroll
Use Elections Committee
Hill-Palmusano Contest
Remancat
St. Paul Park
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