Budget Hearing Asks 332 000 For School Next Year
Representatives from the Frederick Patron-Teacher Association urged adoption of a 332000 budget for the coming year at a meeting before the County Commissioners. The 54000 increase over last year funds salaries and additions in both white and colored schools, with emphasis on physical education and maintenance. An educational rally is planned at Braddock Heights in August and officers will be elected at the December meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Cow
i wulay
M. C. A. buildine
D. John Marker
Andrew A. Annan
Emmitsbu W. Nicodemus
Buckey C Renn
Ballenger
John W. Nicodemus
Walkersville
budset
Braddock Heights
DPatron-Teachher Associa
County Board of Educcate
Sermon Highlights Americas Most Popular Hymns
A United Brethren Church service featured Rev. War. R. Glen delivering a sermon on Americas Most Popular Hymns. A 32 000 person questionnaire by a musical publication named Abide with Me Nearer My God to Thee and Holy Holy Lord God Almighty among top choices. Comments noted hymn singing as linked to heaven and church services. An offering of 50 supported the Daily Vacation Bible School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren church
War. R. Glen
Finde
Brmns
God
Rindig Ei
Jesus
Reno S. Harp
G. C. Dous
theoneer Bible
Daily Vacation Bible School
Gambling On Ball Games To Be Stopped Here
Frederick Baseball Association and Sheriff James A Jones will appoint several special deputies to enforce a prohibition on gambling at Agricultural Park. The deputies will arrest anyone violating the gambling ban and eject disorderly individuals, including foul language toward ladies. Authorities plan strict enforcement and possible fines.
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efort
Agricultural Park
Frederick
Miss Kolb Weds Mehrle Lee Ranneberger in Lovely Home Wedding
An unusually pretty ceremony was held Saturday evening at the Kolb home in Braddock Heights. Miss Charlotte Kolb, daughter of Mr and Mrs David Kolb, married Mehrle Lee Ranneberger, son of Mr and Mrs Lee Ranneberger, with Denmead Kolb giving away the bride. Reverend HL Whieffer performed the ring service as pink and wine decor graced the venue.
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Charlotte Kolb
David Kolb
Braddock Heights
Menrie Lee R. Ranneberger
Lee Ranneberger
Frederick
Denmead Kolb
HL. G. Whieffer
Evangelical reformed church
Denmead Beth
Jeannette Kelh
Anita
Harry Tohnson
New York
Lucille Weller
Middletown
Mre
aa reherser
Toon
Baltimore
Picnic planned by Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School class
The men’s class No 58 of the Evangelical Lutheran Sunday school will hold a picnic Thursday afternoon in Derrs woods near Des Moines. Members meet at the Sunday school building at 12 o’clock and travel by automobile. The junior and beginner groups will accompany them with Miss Sarah Given and Miss Elizabeth Given among the organizers.
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Evangelical Lutheran Sunday schor
Derrs woods
Tas
County workers seek $500 pay raise for Extension staff
A delegation of county Extension Service members, Chamber of Commerce officials, and women’s club members requests a $500 increase for the county agent John McGill Jr and home demonstrator Elizabeth Thompson. The raise, 3% above last year, would be shared between the county agent, contract staff, and home demonstrator to aid ongoing countywide programs.
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T and Extension Service
Gel
I. Marker
Chamber of Commerce
memfum Bureau
John McGill, Jr
Elizabeth Thompson
Hood College Commencement Draws Vast Visitor Turnout
Hood College marks its thirtieth anniversary with a crowded campus for commencement week events. The day features the senior play Latin Women in Brodbeck Hall, an art exhibit of oil and watercolor works, and the Athletic Association tea with violinist Bernard Linsch. A Saturday class of about 15 city children produces portfolios and art items. Baccalaureate service held in the evening with Dr. S. D. Lyman delivering the sermon.
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Hood College
City
Athletic Association
Brodbeck Hall
Bernard Linsch
Hood
Helen Smith
Frederick
andar
cal
Coast Brokerage Firm Fails Amid Market Strains
A leading brokerage on the Pacific coast collapsed under mounting market pressures. The failure affects clients and employees across major offices, with regulators stepping in to assess liabilities and orderly wind down operations.
Lots Sold to Kehne on Southside Park Property
Real estate sale transferred two building lots on Southside Park Avenue near Elim Street to Charles H. Kehne. The parcels have a combined frontage of 2 feet on Park avenue and extend 359 feet to a twenty foot alley. Kehne plans four modern brick dwellings on the lots soon.
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R. Flaut
Charles H. Kehne
Park avenue
Elim street
Mr. Kehne
Mt Pleasant Women’s Club Stages Notable Farm Bureau Themed Show
The Mt Pleasant Women’s Club presented an evening of solos, monologues, a humorous sketch, and a play highlighting club and Farm Bureau work. The production, staged entirely by members, praised Elizabeth Thompson and John McGill Jr. for their efforts while recognizing the club’s growth from 19 to 26 members. A Farm Bureau address by L. L. Carpenter complemented the program.
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Mr. Pleasant club
Mt. Pleasant
Farm Bureau
Elizabeth Thompson
John McGill
ber
solo
Beulsh Lochner
menolo- Rue
Marshall Greve
saic
Ruth Buecker
solu
Marshall Grove
Edward Restrahs
Lorraine Barrick
Harvey Rippeon
G. A. Holland
Ada McDevitt
beth Sheetenheim
Albert Etzler
Frederick
Carpenter
women's club
Hitle
Community Discount Systems meeting to discuss loan company
Local business leaders attend tonight's Chamber of Commerce session to consider establishing the Community Discount Systems as a savings and loan company in the city. John C. Molier will speak as treasurer. system is already endorsed in Cumberland and Harrisburg, offering credit for small incomes by turning notes into cash through the Savings and Loan setup.
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Community Discount Systems, Inc
Lavines and Loan Company
Chamber of Commerce
John C. Molier
Cumberland
Harrisburg
Savings and Loan Company
tain
fuol
fomns
merce
Manic suspect fires at babies in two incidents near water
Report notes a maniac suspected of firing at two baby perambulators near a water source within a short interval. One infant was severely burned on the hand. another baby was snatched from a perambulator but rescued. Father also suffered a hand burn. Isaac Cohen, a local farmer, identifies the events.
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F barnes
Isaac Cohen
Home Sales Co president loses Lin den Hills houses in blaze
Frederick fire destroys Weyek of N J mansion valued at 50000 with all contents. Mrs Ward saves four children including two with measles as neighbors help them escape. FireDept and new chemical engine arrive but cannot control the massive blaze. a piano valued at 2500 is among the loss. The Ward family was at the M C A in Frederick when summoned home by wire.
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C. Jack Ward
the
Home Sales Co
Linden Hills
Frederick
Weyekof
N. J
Patteson
M. J
Mr. Ward
C. J. Ward, Jr
Swallows $1 500 Ring In Foil Bandits Tale
An AP report from New York describes a ringing incident where a man swallows a $1,500 ring to evade robbers. The event unfolds near a residence with a cash stash of 800 dollars reportedly involved. The piece also notes social items about the Coblentz family and Esther P. Coblentz’s MA from Columbia Teachers College.
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Naomi F. Coblentz
Esther D. Coblentz
Miriam Coblentz
Nannie K. Gro. Lave
Bimgaiow
Jefferson Boulevard
Columbia University
Teachers’ College
New York city
Young Wife Slain by Jealous Husband After Church Return
Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Helen Smith wife of Roy Smith will be held Wednesday at 10 AM at the house on the road between Woodshoro and Creagerstown with interment at Afr. Hope cemetery. Smith shot his wife then killed himself after dawn. Several relatives wounded but recovering. The tragedy occurred Sunday night after children day services at the Church of God in Gak Wii.
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Clara Helen Smith
Roy Smith
Woodshoro
Creagerstown
Afr. Hope cemetery
Smith
Locust Grove
L. C. Powell
Harry Wilhide
Wishide
Miss Paxton
Church of God
Gak Wii
Wilhide
Beatrice Wilhide
Leonard C. Barrick
Four Car Pileup on Baltimore Pike Injures Two Women
Two women were badly hurt and several others injured when four autos collided on the Baltimore pike near West Friendship on Sunday afternoon. A car from Baltimore toward Frederick allegedly caused the chain reaction leading to the wreck, tying up about 50 machines. Vehicles involved included a Haynes, Buick, Dodge, and Kissell. two cars were badly smashed and the two injured women were thrown from their seats.
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Baltimore pike
West Friendship
Baltimore
Frederick
Haynes
Buick Dodge
Kissell
Balt
acci
E L Coblentz Speaks to Leaders Bible Class
E L Coblentz spoke to a Leaders Bible class at Epworth, with morning preaching on Walking With God. The event notes a cottage prayer gathering hosted by Mrs. E T Schaeffer at 105 West Third Street, and a Wednesday service at Calvary. Sunday School plans include a basketball game at the fair grounds.
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Coblentz
dei ak anqdress
ams
God
Thanet
Rebecca
E. T. Schaeffer
West Third street
ednesds
Calvary Sandar School
Grace Reforme
Fragmented local murder report of Smith family row
Reports describe Smith planning to harm his brother in law Harry Wed dle and his wife, sister of Mrs Smith. He allegedly blamed them for domestic troubles and threatened to shoot. Smith entered a lane near the shooting as a lantern exposed occupants to a man in a wheat field. The couple’s unhappy marriage and jealousy are noted, with claims of abuse. A lantern and two shots are described, one a loud report and the second a misfire, possibly from pressing the pistol to his chest.
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Smith
Harry Weddle
husbard
eskors
Lez Reds and Blues Schedule Events This Friday
The Reds and Blues of the Lez stage the third game this Friday at 6 30 p m. Next Sunday Miss Catherine Risns of Washington will offer special music. The annual picnic will be held at heights and feature a car crowd in ex dollars with ringing. An open service by the Leaders Class starts on the fourth Sunday and continues for six weeks.
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Reds and Blues
Lez
Catherine Risns
barn
Washington
heights
Jane
Ring
wil helmn
Sugar Coffee And Cotton Prices Break
Sugar, coffee, and cotton prices break as market activity weakens. Reading notes show short interest and selling accounts amid unclear figures and damaged OCR text. Key terms include raw sugar, coffee, cotton, and market actions with references to prices and sales.
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Associated Press
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