No Decision on New Sewer Project by County Commissioners
County Commissioners withheld action on a proposed Derr’s Alley sewer as a delegation urged funding. City officials led by Mayor Lloyd Culler and city engineers pressed for a one third share with the state and city contributing the rest. Meanwhile curb work on Market Street begins soon with new water mains and paving to follow.
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SOTO COL
John N Mackall
State Roads Commission
Derr
Aller
Wien
Petrie County
ion
Lloyd C. Culler
Emory
Edward J. Smaith
L. E. Mullinix
Board of Allermen
Emory L. Con leniz
Cal
North Marker street
Serenih
cann jon
sTree
Worsia
Sovent street
Inxsnes
Momdar
Braddock Heights Band Opens Season With Series of Services
Braddock Heights concert band will open the season at 7 pm with a schedule of song services and special assign ments. June 24 features Rev P E Heim discussing Early Church History of Fred County with LR Gras Williams. July 8 offers a Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union service with Dr S K Flickinger from Shepherdstown. July 18 brings Marsland Baptist Conference with Dr Lincoln Hulber as speaker.
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ACDOI
Braddock H Association
Sung ang
alten
easons
made today hits
Braddock Heigt cart Rand
Charles C. T
P. E. Heim
Shepherdstown
W. Vanty
Marsland Baptist Conference
Lincoln Hulber
Nominations Open for Chamber of Commerce Directors
Ballots have been mailed to members listing candidates for the chamber board. Voters mark their nomination for the 12 director seats in the annual election to be held July 1, with a committee chaired by Robert E. Dels and G. Ha overseeing. Officers to be chosen at the first meeting after July 1.
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Chamber of Commerce
Robert E. Dels- G. Ha
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Brunswick High School Prepares Largest Graduation Class
Brunswick High School will confer diplomas on a 30 student class the largest in the school's history. On June 19 nineteen girls and eleven boys graduate as the community observes graduation week with a play The Charm School rehearsals sermons choruses and a commencement addresses by Gerty Supt G. Lloyd Palmer.
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Brunswick High School
Frank Eugene Bell
Helen Amelia Cage
Helen Virginia Catlett
Mar
Elizabeth Funk
Velma Gertrude Guyton
Henry Stasie Keller
Mary Kaihrxn Keller
Ernest Edward Millis
Albert Griffith Molter
Robert Edward Merckle
Louise Virginia Nicodemus
Mary Minerva Shafer
Hosalin Viginia Steiner
Charm School
Hiss Elizabeth Billingslea
E. E. Burgess
Episcopal church
Pt Geiirsburg College
Gerty
G. Lloyd Palmer
Matilda Shipler
Margaret Hatcher
Elizabeth Van Pett
Catherine Ruble
Edna Stine
Agn Philliss
Effie Moore
Manor
Lillian Reich
Margaret Wayhie
Emme Ruth James
Mery Hing
Kathrie Harrison
Adele Fiook
Maude Lons
Anadora Warrior
Mae DeLauder
Marie Compher
Elsie DeLauder
Maxine Dinges
Mary Coal
Margaret Shannon
Thelma Zect
Mary L. Grabill
Helen Siw
Tosephine Porter
Carrie Reed
Dorothy Pfeifer
Noraik Lucas
Francis ariotle
Jone xn Manuelquet
Hit House
alain Harper
Mainland Baz Ence Song Services Report In Deland
In Deland Florida on July 22 the Song Services Association announced a season of community singing as part of the state and national program. Officers listed include H C Da Brad dock Heights Washington DC president Prof Charles Remsbers Bradnock Heights vice president Edward S McCardell Rovert L Sant secretary George M Gillinger Frederick treasurer. Popcorn 68 served as a sneaklast food in mafia hospitals.
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John Stetson Deland
Florida
Mainland
Bazence
Song Services Association
H.C. Da
Braddock Heights
Washington,D. C
Charles Remsbers
Bradnock Heights
Edward S. McCardell
Rovert L. Sant
George M. Gillinger
Frederick
Commencement at Hood Begins Tonight at 8 20
Commencement activities at Hood College start tonight at 8 20 with baccalaureate Sunday evening and diploma presentations Wednesday. The program features Clarice Arbour as speaker, college choir, and a full schedule of athletic events and reunions across Monday and Tuesday on campus, with concerts and exhibits highlighting the weekend.
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HOOD
Bredbeck Hall
DIL
S&T. D
LL. D
Huchester Theological
Sem- Therese
Kel Nidrei
Gounedsen
Spisi
Arc
Bernard hh
Tesday
Alumpae Hall
leniz Hat
Alumpae
arti Bredbec user. org
John Bol
Estelle Bredbeck Young
mile Lara
Lepp
Drit Huerter
Reey Mern
thenabis
Hood Senior Class Presents Little Women at City Opera House
Hood Cobere announces its senior class will stage Little Women adapted from Louisa May Alcott. The performance is at the City Opera House on Monday June 18 at 815 PM under director Clarkona Feiss alxer, with four local divisions in the cast including Ruby Clive Hattie Martz and Mary Paxson.
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rederick silage
Mary Paxson
Frederick
Jine Etchison
Yauline Beachiey
Cooley Fined For Disturbance After Domestic Dispute
George Cooley 28 of near Thurston paid $5 and costs after a hearing before Justice J. Johnson. Deputy sheriffs arrested him following a domestic disturbance at the Covey home. Mrs. Cooley testified he struck her and sought protection. Cooley admitted striking, but the case was deemed family related. the fine was remitted and he paid $0 costs. Attorney E. A James represented him.
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si ne
George Comey
Thurston
J. Johnson
Cooley
Smith
Bartgis
Covey
hen
Justice Johnson
Ties
E. A James
Changes in Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Schedule
Announcement outlines summer schedule changes on the Hagerstown and Frederick line to improve passenger and freight service. The Frederick to Braddock Heights run gains a 7 45 departure, enabling dancers to reach the Heights in time, and an extra car starts Lewistown at 6 15. Thurmont Sunday service shifts from 7 00 to 6 35, with Frederick arrival around 7 45.
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Hagerstown and Frederick
Frederick
Braddock Heights
Jeff Frederick
Tourmont
Lewistown
Thurmont
Hagerstown
Frederick guests attend Miss Mary Grafton Steele wedding
In Westminster this afternoon Miss Mary Grafton Steele will marry Lt. Com. Comfort Benedict Platt U S N Attending from Frederick are Mr and Mrs 5 G Duvall Mr and Mrs Richard Potts Miss Nan Potts Mrs Charles W Ross Jr Jr Charles W Ross Grd Mrs D Winebrewer and Miss Mary Mat The ceremony at Church of the Ascension will be followed by a reception at The Hil at the bride’s home and others from the area will be present The article also notes a county road repair petition presented before the County Commissioners by Creagerstown and Thurmont districts seeking cooperation on a road from Graceham north about one mile long.
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Frederick
Mary Grafton Steele
Comfort Benedict Platt
Westminster
G Duvall
Richard Potts
Nan Potts
Charles W. Ross
D. Winebrewer
Mary Mat
Church of the Ascension
The
Creagerstown
Thurmont
Graceham north
tance
Typical June Weather Forecasted Next Week
Moi and Middle Atlantic States expect showers to start after Tuesday with cooler conditions forecast through midweek. Forecasters say temperatures will rise after next weekend with unsettled skies and scattered rain.
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Moi
Middle Atlantic States
Dorothy Helen Bork Aunt Dania s
Mr Lawrence Ares McCusker Laurie Laurence Mary Katherine Thchison Prof Frederick Bhaer Vera Alshe key John Brooks Pauline Beachley Hannah Mullet Margaret McDonald all named in a fragmentary list. The readable bits suggest a cast or roster referenced in a historical piece.
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Dorothy Helen Bork
Dania
Mr. Lawrence
Ares McCusker
Laurie
Teddy Laurence
Mary Katherine tchison
Prof
Frederick Bhaer
Vera Alsheskey
John Brooks
Pauline Beachley
Hannah Mullet
Margaret McDonald
Diplomas and Prizes Awarded at Commencement
The commencement at Job's Literary Institute awarded diplomas and medals to five graduates Reging Francis Dorety Kacheh nette Everhart Jeli Emory Hers Alten Joseph Lipps and Charles Gibson Smith. Rev W J Kane delivered the address and music featured by students. Premiums for excellence and perfect attendance were also awarded to multiple students.
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Job’s
Litera institute
New York
speker
W. oJ. Kane
St. John’s Catholic chure
Doll caht nicua
Remington Typewriter Company
Regina Dorses
Raehel Everhart
Eniorr Baer
Alton Lions
ty Smith
Regina Dorser
Rachel Everhart
Emory ith
Allan
Emory Baer
Gibson Smith
Alan Tipps
Reini Dorsey
Torr Decker
Jehan Baer
Martha Koiyienders
Margaret Crouse
Gertrude Mask
Allen Sherald
George Zeighe
Helen Roberts
Lurene Noele
Gretchen Hendrickson
Meredith Hani
Catherine Zimmerman
Jnez Betson
Mehrie Reps
Catherine Sherald
haries Zimmerman
Hurbert Beisen
Charles Areriv
Siarrha Keohtenhers
Margaret Crenec
Christian Dackrine
Henrr
Charles Conley
Barbara Fout
Real estate sale yields $3 790 from Thes The publics
Real estate of late Mrs Ma Thes The publics fetched $3 790 from the sale. Property lies behind the State Archery site and includes two two story dwellings with improvements. Purchasers include Dr George D Moore who pays for the jer on the pay 9 of fel oxide and a two story weather sald ota Heb sivgatngd dwelling.
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Geerge D. Moore
Moore
Phebus avenue
Guards Foil Distillery Robbery at Maryland Warehouse
In Baltimore on June 16 guards at the TM xale distillery on Meivale avenue interrupted an attempted theft inside the largest warehouse storing over 200000 gallons of whiskey. Thieves fled into the dark as guards fired warning shots. no injuries were reported.
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Associated Press
Balimore
Meivale avenue
Youth sentenced for concealed weapon charge
Toner, a youth, was sentenced to three years in the House of Corrections after a hearing before Judge Grahame Johnson. He was arrested on a warrant by Lieutenant Astine of Brunswick police, after attempting to dump a freight car while riding a train in Rich mor Val. He fell and injured his shoulder, then was taken to Monterue and then jail to await the hearing.
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Toner
sears
House of Corretion
dnstac
Grahame Johnson
Yoney
Astine
Brunswick Bo
Tones
Richmor Val
Jung toufule
Monterue
Banquet Planned For Boys High Alumni Association
The Boys High School Alumni Association will hold its annual banquet at Hotel Braddock on Friday June 29. Alumni from Portland Oregon Texas New Jersey New York South Carolina and nearby states are expected. D Ralph Zimmerman serves as association president. The event includes music singing and entertainment with pre banquet business meeting and officer elections.
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Boys’ High School
Hotel Braddock
Portland
tocnl
Firemen injured as oil tank collapses at Atlantic Refining yards
A number of Pittsburgh firemen were trapped and later rescued after an oil tank at the Atlantic Refining storage yards collapsed and set off explosions. More than a score were hospitalized with burns, bruises, and shock as flames covered about two square miles. Fire crews battled the inferno amid intense heat and oil showers, with no missing firefighters reported.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Atlantic
Isburzh
At- Refining Company
tan
cet
Boardwalk Night Owls Sent To Cover By Shots
Reported by The Associated Press the Boardwalk Night Owls were unable to contain their opponents as shots were exchanged and key players struggled to finish. The night featured erratic offense and defensive lapses on both sides with late game momentum not enough to avoid a defeat.
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BOARDWALK NIGHT OWLS
Market Trading Shows Unusually Narrow Fluctuations
The report notes unusually narrow price swings in trading with a weak end and references as one of the trade items. Closing figures show sales around 275 000 units in a fluctuating market.
New York Broker Firm Krauth Nachod and Kuhne Fails
Krauth Nachod and Kuhne, longtime New York Stock Exchange members, failed today with an involuntary bankruptcy petition in Federal Court listing liabilities around 11 million dollars and assets in securities about the same. The firm, active in securities and foreign exchange, was suspended from the New York Curb Market, and four members living in Germany were forced to sever ties after wartime restrictions.
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Associated Press
New York
Krauth
Nachod and Kuhne
New York Stock Exchange
Germany
M. S. Borland
Bible School Opens June 25 To July 27
The Daily Vacation Bible School opens Monday June 25 and runs through July 27 under the Federation of Churches. It will be undenominational with sessions on weekdays excluding Saturdays and Sundays, likely in a city school. No charge for pupils. admission requires faithful attendance and obedience to leaders.
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Federation of Churches
ctty
Winchester
Fred- A
ning
Gilberti Abrecht nuptials recorded at Al Saints parish
James Feiherz and Miss Madeline Estelie Abrecht wed Thursday afternoon at the Al Saints parsonage. The ceremony was conducted by Pastor Reh Doughiss Hoof with a modest reception to follow.
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Gilberti—Abrecht
James FE.i.herz
Madeline Estelie Abrecht
Al Saints
Reri Doughiss Hoof
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Association
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BRUNSWICK GLASS
Margaret MacKennand
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Edna Adat
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Edna Moser
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Ruth Eixeman
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Denzt
Opera House
George Cooley Siven
Johnson
Platt Steele
St. John’s Literary Institute
W. J. Kane
Dr. Moore
Eckstein Real Estate
Meivais
Battitimore
Sang Xou
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Richmond
Montevue
Jat
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Knauth
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Kuhne
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