City Buys Westpatrick Street Site for Street Widening
The city announced purchase of the Willard N. Garrett property at the northeast corner of West Patrick and Bentz for 15750 and the rear of the Dansberger property for 1000 for street widening. Possession by Oct 1. Widening will create a uniform Bentz street through to Patrick street and support a new concrete bridge over Carroll Creek. Formal action followed bridge ceremony as mayor and aldermen approved the purchases.
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Willard N. Garrett
West Patrick and
Bentz Atreeta
G. Willian Dansberger
Bentz Street
Patrick Street
Garrett
Carroll Creek
Bentz ‘Street
Market Street
Ees See
Alumni Reunion Highlights School Ties Across Generations
A Midstate alumni reunion contrasted years of school life with present experiences. Carl Rhoderick presided as Eleanor Weagley spoke. class histories were presented by 1903 and 1918 honorees, plus Mrs. David Young. Roland Gaver provided music.
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Alumui Association
Seeking Pardon for Tom Mooney Over 1916 Parades Killing
A renewed drive seeks clemency for Tom Mooney, life prisoner at San Quentin, for his alleged role in the 1916 preparedness parade bombing that killed 19. The picture shows Mooney as he appeared soon after his 1916 arrest.
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Tom Mooney
San Quentin Prison
California
Mooney
City playgrounds to open Monday across district
The Frederick Playground Commission announces ten city playgrounds will open Monday with daily hours 9 30 to 9 30 morning and 2 to 4 afternoon except Saturdays. Activities include speed dodge ball contests doll shows scrap-book making and supervised recreation. East Third Street site pending plans with Miss Staley as in charge.
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Baker Park
Adrian McCardell
Migs Helin
Hann
Jemn- Eos Baresa
Caner Tee
Bina Boral
Colres
Playeroma
Third Street
Miss Staley
Jim Charge
St John s Literary Institute Holds Closing Exercises
The closing exercises of St John s Literary Institute drew a large audience in the school auditorium on Friday. The program included students and choirs with pieces such as Staccato Caprice and Valse in Fiat, followed by the annual Snow White play in four scenes with special stage sets and lighting. Graduates of St John s High School will be honored Monday evening, and a memorial contribution from Jacques of Smithsburg supports the Thomas Johnson Memorial Association, noting his ancestor s partnership in the Catoctin Iron furnace and a 1765 contract.
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St. John's Literary Institute
Stee
Sohn
Agnes Taylor
Corinne
Watson
Voyrich
Mary C. Wachter
Ida H. Peaster
Valse
Durand
Corinne Sunday
Snow White
St. John's High School
Jetmen Memorial Lancet
Jacques
St. of Smithsburg
Thomas Johnson Memorial Association
Govenor
Maryland
Frederic
Governor Johnson
Catoctin
Green Spring
Hagerstown
Mir
Thomas Johnson
Ier Jacques
McNary and Hoover discuss farm relief plan shift
Senator McNary of Oregon met with Secretary Hoover in Washington to discuss farm relief. McNary indicated willingness to drop the equalization fee, arguing the last session’s bill without it could spur better agricultural policy and allow further remedies if needed.
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Washington
McNary
Oregon
Coolidge
Hoover
Congress
Administration
Women leaders at Republican national convention
Alice Longworth, former Alice Roosevelt, among women leaders at the Republican national convention, seen at her hotel as a moment of mist joins Mrs Longworth during the event.
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Nicholas Longworth
Alice Roosevelt
Rouse
Longworth
Convention Funny And Tragic Convention Funny And Tragic
Rodney Dutcher humorously critiques the Republican National Convention in Kansas City, framing it as a grand show with farcical melodrama. The piece mocks keynote speaker Simeon Fess, highlights liquor raids and preconvention pretense, and notes Kansas City hospitality amid the political theater.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Kansas City
Manes City
DEDICATE SALVATION ARMY BUILDING SUNDAY
The Salvation Army plans a 2 p m dedication of its new building at 223 West Fifth Street Frederick with Colonel George W Peacock and visiting officers. Open air services and a parade precede the program, with bands from Washington and Baltimore. A twilight concert follows, and intracity services continue through 8 p m. Raymond Lewis, injured in a separate auto accident, is recovering at home.
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George W. Peacock
Balvation Army
Pela
Southam
Ith
Atlanta
Frederick
Salvation Army
Fifth Street
Peacock
Baltimore
Weallington
D. C
Army
Southern Territory
Southern States
W. A. McIntyre
Territorial
Department of Balvation Army
Atlante, Kiwanis, Club
Chicago Kiwanis Club
Washington
Susff
Court House
Court Street
Patrick
Lon Patrick
Fifth
Baker's Park
Baker Park
Galvation Army
Public Salvation
Sundsy
H. Noel Haller
Jesus
HL. G. Kiefler
B. Parsons
H. Dorxy Etchison
Fred. Seijer
John
Hall
Geo. W. Peacock
Washington Staff Band
Adjutant Parsons
New Orleans High School Students Tour to Gettysburg
A party of 63 New Orleans high school students and teachers arrived in North New Orleans on their way to Gettysburg to attend exercises where Lincoln's Gettysburg Address may be delivered. They presented President Coolidge with a silver scroll in appreciation of flood control relief efforts in Louisiana. The group, mostly John McDonough High School students, travels by bus for six days in Washington before returning tonight.
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New ‘Orléans
Gettysburg
Coolidge
Louisiana
Montgomery Bus Lines Sold In Rockville Montgomery County
Announcement reports the sale of Montgomery Bus Lines of Rockville to a local group. The service linking Washington Grove Gaithersburg Rockville Bethesda and Washington will continue as Montgomery Bus Lines under seven directors including G Hiten and Wiliam E Liedt. Hilton is president and Smith is attorney. Also notes a Middletown student, Eileth Merriott Gaylor, earning a law degree from National University and other local financial highlights.
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Montgomery. Bus Lines, & Corporation
Rockville
Montgomery County
Washington Grove
Gaithersburg
Bethesda
Washington
Montgomery Bus Lines
G. Hiten
Wiliam Eliett
Harold C. Smith
Edwin C. Brandenburg
Hilton
Viett
Smith
Selig Corporation
Eileth Merriott Gaylor
William H. Gaylor
Middletown
National University Law School
Gaylor
L.lb
Miller Debating Society
Phi Beta Gamma Legal Fraternity
Gazlor
District of Columbia
Isler
Frederick Firemen Return From Maryland Convention
Frederick delegates to the Maryland State Firemen's Association annual convention at Elkton report a highly successful meeting. The parade Thursday featured the Independent Hose Company apparatus led by Foreman G. Allen Kline and Driver James Brust, returning to Frederick late Thursday night. Delegates from Maryland states and nearby areas attended, with Lonaconing chosen as next year’s meeting site. Officers elected: President J. P. Reese, Lutherville. Senior VP Henry Hedeman. VP H. Smith Cumberland. Second VP J. O. Cockey Glyndon. Secretary George R Lindsey Hagerstown. Treasurer Frank C. Orr Midland. Chaplain Russell Smith Cambridge. Trustee John J. Stump Cumberland.
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Frederick
Maryland State Firemen's Association
Elkton
G. Allen Kline
James Brust
Maryland
Washington
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Brunswick
Union Bridge
Rockville
Kensington
Mt. Afry
Lonaconing
J. P. Reese
Lutherville
Henry Hedeman
H. Smith
Cumberland
J. O O. Cockey
Glyndon
George R Lindsey
Hagerstown
Frank C. Orr
Midland
Russell
Court News Marriage Licenses and Legal Notices
Court notices list numerous marriage licenses across states with ages and locations. The filings also include bills of complaint to sell real estate, custody of trusts, and court actions in various counties, naming attorneys and parties such as Bertha M Wihpigier and Clementine Lake, with dates and jurisdictions varying.
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Calvin L. Miler
Gambrill’s
Alice Catharine Miller
Woodsboro
Calvin LeRoy Young
Virginia Goddess
Washington
Grover Franklin Phillips
Virginia Stele Martz
Broadway
Charles D. Taylor
Alberta L. Hoar
Brunswick
Leonard ¥. Hampton
Elizabeth Wehr
Bal
George Smith
Frederick
Gladys Mac. Ledford
Mt. Aiy
Muller L. Wagner
Mt. Airy
Helen Elisabeth DeLaughter
Plor~ence
Tafford B. Plasterer
Geraldine Gnyder
Shippensburg
End
Irvin Cooper
Lilien Lenora Léreb
Knoxville
Frank R. Cramer
Praderick
Eilis J. Mancer
Walkersville
Savings
Bertha M
James.r. Wih
Pigier
N. Coblents
Fire engine crash injures Rockville president near Buck Lodge
Bernard Welch, president of the Rockville Fire Department, was injured when the car he rode in was rear collided by a speeding fire truck en route to Buck Lodge fire. Welch was thrown into Senece Creek, then pulled ashore. not seriously hurt. Buck Lodge blaze at Darby’s Mill, owned by Milton Poole, caused $14,000 damage with undetermined origin. Also notes stock market weakness in New York, June 16.
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Bernard Welch
Rockville
Buck Lodge
Darby
Milton Poole
Camp Fire Girls Enjoy Three Day Trip at Camp Baker
Toe Ta Wa 5i Camp Fire Girls under Miss Pauline Hendrickson spent a three day camping trip at Camp Baker Brad dock Heights. They hiked in the mountains and evenings were spent around the camp fire singing telling stories and toasting marshmallows. Camp Baker is described as well located and well fitted for its kind in Maryland.
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Pauline Hendrickson
Camp Baker
Brad ‘Dock Heights
Rural Women's Short Course Attendees Named at University of Maryland
Forty four members of the Federaton of Rural Women's Clubs will attend the sixth annual Rural Women's Short Course at University of Maryland College Park June 1833. A program with a colonial party in Ruchle Gymnasium June 26 and other social events accompanies study courses. County clubs from Adamstown Ballenger Braddock Buckeystown Emmitsburg Harmony Grove Hyattstown Judd Bridge Liberty Middletown New Market Pleasant Grove Unionsville Urbana Kemptown Point of Rocks Walkersville Woodsboro will be represented.
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Federaton of
University of Maryland
College Park
Ruchle Gymnasium
Adamstown
Ballenger
Hraddock
Buckeystown
Emmitsburg
Colonial Party
Washington
Middletown
Vs Monts
Homer
Biggs Hite
Jobner
Smith Mateton Named as Possible Running Mate
A fragmented report indicates former state official Smith Mate ton, or similar, has been proposed as a possible running mate for Am in Tiiecls Dea Octais, with unclear details and timing.
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Ton
Til
Tiiecls Dea Octais
Fr Am
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