New Officials In Office Take Charge In City Meeting
Mayor Lloyd Culler and six aldermen took their oaths in court clerk El G Haughs office and met in the Board of Aldermen room at City Hall. Shipley elected president. Eisenhauer reappointed city clerk for three years. appointments and committees to be announced Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL G. Haugh
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Indl
Lloyd C. Culler
City Register
Aubrey A. Nicodemus
G. William Shipley
A. T. Brust
Elmer F. Munshower
John 8. Renn
G. Hunter Bowers
Lorenson Mullinix
Charles Y. Butcher
Muliiniz
Jos. F. Eisenhauer
Ship‘Jey
Culler
Bowers
Brust
Pew
Munshower
Renn
Shipley
Automobile collision injures Mrs Stup near Walkersville
Mrs Martha Stup wife of J D Stup of nearbi sustained severe abrasions when the Buick sedan she was driving struck a telephone pole in front of Vstautfer s store Walkersville about ten o clock Sunday morning. The machine was badly damaged and the pole broken. She was taken to Frederick City Hospital and was reported improving. No other accident victims were received at the hospital during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Stup
J. D Stup
Nearbi
Vstautfer
Walkersville
Stup
Frederick City
Lewis to Speak in Frederick and County This Week
Former Congressman David J Lewis known as father of the parcel post, runs for Representative in the Sixth District. He will deliver five non partisan talks on the World Court and war films, agriculture, and protective tariff. Meetings start tonight at 8 at Liberty and continue Tuesday Sabillasville Friday Walkersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Walkerswill
Bronswick
Action in Damages Over Stray Bull Depredations
Charles Wertheimer sues Charles E Klein for 700 dollars claiming depredations by a stray bull near the city. Trial began before Judges Urner and Newman this morning. Rosenstock and Weinvere represent Wertheimer. Willard and Storm defend Klein.
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Charles Wertheimer
Charles E. Klein
Urner and Newman
B B Rosenstock
Leo Weinvere
A D Willard
W M Storm
Mexican Flier in New York Lands After Long Flight
Emilio Carranza, Mexico's famed flier, landed at Anteres Field near New York after a long journey. Reports describe preparations and a celebratory reception as authorities awaited further details.
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New York
Anteres Field
Methodist Reunion Set for Braddock Heights July 26
The sixteenth annual Methodist reunion for Western Maryland and parts of Virginia and West Virginia will be held at Braddock Heights on Thursday July 26. A full committee and subcommittees have been named to arrange program music transportation and publicity. The day starts with a love feast at 10 am followed by devotional services and a song service with the Cooke evangelistic party providing music. Last year’s attendance is expected to be topped this year.
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Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Braddock Heights
Chas. A. York
P. Luther Rice
J. E. Benson
E. 8. Rice
G. Ellis Williams
Francis Gaither
Raymond W. Mowbray
W. E. Kindley
James H. Harris
L. Roy Burgee
C. A. Gilson
Chas
H. C. Rhoderick
R. Ames Hendrickson
George F. Darner
Howard M. Jones
Wilmington
Del
Chesteen Smith
Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington, D. C
Cooke Evangelistic Party of
George W. Cooke
Harold M Vingnelle
A. L. Spencer
Totemac Edison
Winchester
Martinsburg
Waynesboro
Hagerstown
Frederick
Potomac Fdison Company
Stephens
Roland E Long
Robert L Smith
Western Maryland Railroad
Consention Hall
Campbell
Workers at Heights Meeting
The Frederick County Council of Religious Education held its annual convention at Braddock Heights with an executive session, luncheon, and reports from committees. An address by Sheikh Dewairy of Egypt highlighted the event, followed by devotions and multiple program talks.
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Frederick
United Presbyterian Church
St. Louis
Maryland
Delaware
Maryland-Delaware Council of Religious Education
Young People's Department
Egypt
Dewairy
Los Angeles
Alexandria
B. F. Blubaugh
Myersville
Robert Davids
Cation
Lilian McCormick
Miss McCormick
J. H. Cudlipp
Dr Davids
Douglass Hooff
This City
J. M. Spangler
Walkersville
Sy & the Teople
Lewis LaMar
Mid@etern
Sheikh Dewsky
Clara Zimmerman
Benediction
A. York
Brunswick
Hoover Outlines Campaign Plans After National Convention
Secretary Hoover, Republican nominee, met with delegates returning from Kansas City to discuss campaign outlooks. Leading the engagement list were Ayterbury of Pennsylvania Railroads and John Q. Tilson of Connecticut House leadership, with several other returning delegates present.
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Washington
Hoover
Kansas City
Palo Alt
Man Found Dead Near Home in Harmony
Elmer Franklin Firestone about 42 was found dead in an outbuilding at his Harmony residence Sunday morning. After authorities and a medical exam, death was ruled an acute alcoholism with no inquest needed. Firestone had attended a festival Saturday night and reportedly drank.
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Elmer Franklin Firestone
Harmony
Firestone
W. C. Roderick
Sherman P. Bowers
R. V. Hauger
Middletown
Justice Bowers
Salvation Army Campaign Ends This Week in Frederick
H Dorsey Etchison, chairman of the Building Fund campaign committee, announced at dedication exercises that fundraising will finish this week. After halting last December for Christmas, more than 8 000 had been secured and 2 100 more is still needed to complete the appeal for the Salvation Army home in Frederick. He praised the organization for aiding the downtrodden and noted 1 198 people helped in the past six months, urging citizens to respond before next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Dorsey Etchison
Building Fund Campaign Committee
Salvation Army
Fichison
Frederick
Remsberg Poole wedding in Middletown at dawn
Miss Rosa Elizabeth Poole of Braddock Heights married Charles H. Remsberg of Middletown in a dawn ceremony at the Middletown Reformed Church performed by Rev. John Adam. The couple, attended by family, left for a ten day trip to New York and the White Mountains. They will reside in Middletown.
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Middletown
Rosa Elizabeth Poole
Braddock Heights
Charles H. Remsberg
John Adam
Grace Lighter
Harold Remsberg
Pessie Powe
Albert Remsberg
Trainman Leon Gray Killed On Harper's Ferry Bridge
Leon Gray a 44 year old B and O railroad flagman and conductor was killed on the Harpers Ferry bridge Sunday morning about 10 30 o'clock. He fell after a collision with a projecting part of an eastbound locomotive and drowned. The body was recovered by train crew Ernest Evans and Robert Stotsenburger. An inquest returned a verdict of death by an unavoidable accident. Gray leaves a widow and one child. His wife, Alice Keefer of Frederick, had been visiting Frank B Keefer before learning of the death.
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Leon Gray
Harper’s Ferry
Baltimore
Gray
Cumberland
Harper's Ferry
Maryland
Potomac River
Ernest Evans
Robert Stotsenburger
Frederick
Alice Keefer
Point of Rocks
Prederick
Frank B. Keefer
John Keefer
Charles JT. Butcher
John Renn, Jr
John Bowers
Grey
Consider Hotel Purchase in Brunswick Stock Plan
About twenty Brunswick men met at Howard Marvin Jones's office to discuss forming a stock company to acquire the Hotel Yardley at Brunswick for $20,000 plus furnishings. Subscriptions would fund the purchase. Plans include re equipping, hiring an experienced manager, renaming, and running the hotel as a modern community asset. Several attendees have already subscribed for stock shares.
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Yardley
Brunswick
Howard Marvin Jones
Tragic double murder in Philadelphia home
Philadelphia June 18 AP. Mary McGinty 23 answered a maid ad and was choked to death in a physician's office by the household chauffeur butler Clarence Twi 23 who was alone in the house. A revolver was found in the kitchen. The discovery came by Dr Willary B Terry’s son returning from a farm and a note to his mother and sister asked that his body be burned.
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Philadelphia
Mary McGinty
Pemberton
N. J
the Nette
Two Florida Banks Close Their Doors
West Palm Beach banks face shutdown as First American and Citizens banks fail to open. The state bank department takes control of both institutions amid concerns for depositors. Nearby Keler City State Bank also closes, signaling a broader panic in the coastal area.
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Florida
West Palm Beach
Fla
C Tizenk
Keler City
Tun Lon
Cituens
Wade
Farmers' Trumpeting Taainst Hoover on Kansas City Stand
NEA Service writer describes farmers marching around the Kansas City convention hall while delegates debate agriculture policy. He profiles Thomas D. Campbell who argues for mass production methods and larger farms to modernize farming and keep prosperity from the industrial tide.
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Bi Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Kansas City
Jericho
Middle
Wes
Rahab
Saul
Joshua
Land of
Canaan
London
Hoover
L. A. Kaercher
Gordonville
Big Stone County
Minn
Kaercher
Thomas D. Campbell
Campbell Farming Corporation
Campbell
Montana
United States
Herbert Hoover
White House
Sitcows
Yarma
Mus
al Shiza
Fredericktonians Sail For Europe In Summer Tours
Frederickton residents prepare extended overseas trips with trips to England Scotland France and Italy on Cunard and White Star liners. Notables include Marshall Eidison party aboard the Tuscania and Edward Shriner heading to Labrador Greenland and Nordic countries, with return planned late August.
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Holy Land
Germany
Edward D. Shriner
Montreal
Labrador
Greenland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Holland
England
Peter W. Chichester
New York
Margaret R. Motter
Margaret Besant
France
Italy
Carmania
William Quynn
D. BH. Quynn
Quynn
Amberat College
British Museum
London
National Library
Paris
Helen L. Smith
Lorraine Thomas
Mariat
Cameramia
Scotland
Belgium
Switzerland
Tuscany
Dorothy Gale
Cameronia
Kathleen Todd
Federalsburg
New York City
Havre
Dijon
Grace Groninger
Teacther
University of
Auto Crash Involving Ford Sedan And Washington Post Truck
A Ford sedan driven by a young man named Kinna and a Washington Post truck collided between 3 and 4 October Sunday morning. The truck reportedly overturned and suffered substantial damage. the sedan sustained turning board, fender, axle and related injuries but was driven away. The other occupants were uninjured.
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Ford
Kinna
Washington Post
Frederick
Urbana
First Woman Flies Ocean and Rescue Efforts Reported
Rome reports General Nobile indicating two seaplanes sighted in radio contact near the Italia survivors but the flyers Captain Rilser-Larsen and Lieutenant Luetzow Holt say they did not locate the missing crew. Amelia Earhart completes the first women’s trans Atlantic flight landing at Barry Port Wales after 21 hours 49 minutes voyage.
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Rilser-Larsen
Luetzow Holt
Italia
Braganza
Spitzbergen
Nobile
Sobile
Foyn Island
London
Barry Fort
Wales
Trepassey
N. F
Ireland
America
Barry Inlet
Wilmer Stultz
Swan
Swansea
Amelia Earhart
Barry Port
Enrolment Tops 260 at Daily Vacation Bible School
About 250 to 260 children in Myersville and area attend the four week sessions of the Daily Vacation Bible School opening at 9 a.m. in the Church Street School building under Principal Miss Margaret Stodrick and Rev B F Blubaugh pastor. The Myersville program runs 9 to 12:30 each morning except weekends with plans for handwork, entertainment, and a year ending pageant.
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Church Street
Buniding
Margaret Stodrick
Frat Seasion
Miss Rodrick
Myeraville
B. F. Blubaugh
U. B. Church
BL Fe Kraft
Lutheran Church
Porto Rican Senate President Stabbed in San Juan
Antonis Barcelo, president of the Porto Rican Senate, was stabbed after a welcome home in San Juan. The assailant, Jesus Matos, was shot by a police officer and arrested. Barcelo received abdominal wounds and was taken to a hospital for treatment.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Antonis Barcelo
Porto Rican Senate
New York
Jesus Matos
Barcelo
Bentz Street Bridge Work Advances Amid Sewer and Street Widening
Progress continues on the Bentz street bridge and adjacent sewer work with plans to widen Bentz street from the bridge to Patrick street. City purchases include 59 feet frontage on West Patrick street and 288 feet depth at Willard S. Garrett property, plus $1,009 for rear of William Dansberees parcel for street widening. Market activity faltered as speculative accounts readjusted. about 2.9 million shares changed hands and Call money rose to 12 percent.
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Bentz Street
Patrick Street
Willard
Garrett Proprer
William Dansberees
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Council of Religious Education
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F. F. Semnary Alumnae Association
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Florence Trail
Anna Harding
E Lulu Wire
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Alamanas Assolation
Frank Keefer
Harpers Ferry
Republican Party
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Freder
Ick
Ocean
Rome
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General Nobile
Citta di Milano
Miss Earhart
Barry
Port, Wales
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Stultz
Bristol
Ming
Associated Presse
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Columbia
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Ty Oliver LeBourdiller
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Stramer
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