300 Visitors Inspect Home Of Odd Fellows In Frederick
About 300 members of Washington Lodge No. 1 Balti more the original LA j uv FL lodge will travel to Frederick to inspect the new Odd Fellows home nearing completion. The visit and inspection plan include tours of the three main buildings as crews finish plastering wiring and brick work. Dedication is slated for early spring 1925 with the goal of opening the home to serve aged members and widows.
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Washington Lodge
Baltimore
LA. juv. FL
Frederick
tits city
Shook and
James
Seere and Co
Philadelphia
Odd Fellows
Protest Over Removal of Crossing Watchmen at Doubs
A Doubs meeting attended by County Commissioner David Island rallied residents against replacing crossing watchmen with a mechanical device on the B and U line. They argued the steep hill and past accidents make the crossing unsafe and pledged to urge the railroad to keep two watchmen on duty.
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Doubs
David Island
Schedule Changes Hit H. F. Railway Service
The H. F. Railway adds Sunday effectiveness for timetable shifts. Frederick to Thurmont train leaving at 11.30 a.m. moves to 12.30 p.m. The Thurmont connection departs at 3.10 p.m. Braddock and Jefferson routes shift earlier from 6.15 a.m. to 6.00 a.m. The Braddock and Jefferson evening car moves from 7.45 p.m. to 7.30 p.m.
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Frederick
Thurmont
Braddock and
Jefferson
Lord's Day Alliance Rally Heads County Meeting
About 1,000 pastors and lay members are expected Monday evening at the Evangelical Reformed Church in Frederick for the second county wide Lord's Day Alliance meeting. Rev Dr H L G Kieffer will preside and Dr Norman A Ward of Western Maryland College will speak on Why The Lord's Day. A conference for pastors precedes a layman dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
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Lord's Day ALLiance
Evangelical Reformed church
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Alliance
George Edward Smith
Meade Waters Durmar
Norman A. Ward
Western Maryland College
W. W. Doub
Frederick county Alliance
H. L. G. Kieffer
Vernon W. Nicodemus
Genevieve C.Thomas
C. E. Eetep
C. W. Hess
C. A. Shike
W. F. Kohler
C. S . Rupp
P. E. Heimer
Hey. W. C. Day
G. E. Williams
W. W. Davis
Maryland
C. A
Francis Scotti Key
Congressman Upshaw
Georgia
declan
C E Union To Have Charge Of Braddock Heights Song Service
The Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union will run Braddock Heights Song Service Sunday with John W. Fisher as presiding officer and William E. Kindler as musical director. Rev C W Walek of Westminster will address. A concert at 30 by the Braddock Heights Concert Band follows, directed by Cheries C. T Stull.
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Frederick County Christian Endeavor Enion
Braddock Heights
John, W. Fisher
pen
William E. Kindler
C. A. Shuke
W. R. Garzell
James H. Harris
Frank B. Sappington, Jr
A. B. Coll
Austin E. Rhoads
Chalmers Wilson Waick
Mryerstite Orchestra
Hayes
Tranquilsix
Barnard
Maryland Delegation Heads to Democratic Convention
The Maryland delegation to the Democratic National Convention in New York will depart Camden Station Baltimore Sunday afternoon at 2. Maryland lists Emory Cobleniz D Winebrenner III Parsons Newman and others from Salisbury Frederick and beyond. The delegation totals thirty two delegates with eight electoral votes. each has half a vote in the convention. Cobleniz is a delegate and Newman an alternate with Maryland set to send eight votes in the election and six in the convention.
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Marrland
Madison Square Garden
New York
Camden Station
Baltimore
Emory L. Cobleniz
Winebrenner
Parsons Newman
Andrew Annan
En- Mitsburg
Maryland
Goretter Richie
Thomas H. Robinson
E. Brooke Lee
J. Enos Bathr
United States
Willem Cabell Bruce
Howard w. Jackson
merson Cf Harrington
Howard Bruce
John J. Mabon
John S. Kelly
Hugh H. Young
William M. Mata
Robert Crain
Robert B. Ennis
Wiliam C. Walsh
John B. McCullough
Stephen W. Gambrill
Lansdaie G. Lassiter
Joshua W. Miles
Charles H. Knapp
Omar D. Crothers
Frank S. Revell
Henry P. Turner
David G. Seintosh, Jr
Carville D. Benson
Edward O. Weant
J. Charlies
house of Corgress
sixtgen
Mary gation
Cobleniz
Newmat
American Water Works Falls on Profit Taking
AAP report notes American Water Works rose recently but pulled back on profit taking as the market displayed strength. Publicity remained positive for other issues, with low priced shares moving and "Rady" preferred trading around 40 amid 37,000 shares sold. Washington and Boston figures discuss consumer garment choices in testimony before a House committee.
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Associated Press
New York
American Water Works
hicherground
State Trooper Shot To Death Near Martinsburg W V
Martinsburg W V June 21 A C Grayford state trooper was shot to death in Morgan Berkeley mountains while seeking G B Speight a farmer Speight wanted for threatening a county auctioneer to collect a debt Crawford and three other troopers arrived to arrest Speight but could not locate him Crawford searched a woods and was found dead with a watch cash missing and weapon taken A posse of 13 with bloodhounds swept the area today to capture Speight.
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Associated Press
Martinsburg
W. Va
A. C. Grayford
Morgan-Berkeley county
syhne
G. B. Speight
Speight
Crawford
banc
banc for “Happi” Weigle
Sale of Anders Realty Brings $6 755 at Trustee Auction
The trustees sale of the late Aurom R H Anders real estate, held at the Court House, realized $6 755. Two two story brick dwellings on Ice street sold to Dr. A G Bourne for 750 each, a Bentz street brick dwelling sold to J C Crawford of Pittsburgh for 1, an undivided half interest in 162 acres in Johnsville district sold to Mrs Louise G Anders for 3 100, and 2323 acres of woodland in Carroll county sold to J L Wolf of New Windsor at 40 per acre. William M Storm was trustee, Frank L Stoner attorney, Guy J Font auctioneer.
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Aurom RH. Anders
Court House
Ice street
A. G. Bourne
Bentz street
Third
Fourth
J. C. Crawford
Pittsburgh
Johnsville
Louise G. Anders
Carroll county
J. L. Wolf
New Windsor
William M. Storm
Frank L. Stoner
Guy J. Font
Knights of Columbus trip to Hagerstown for degree services
More than 50 local members plan to travel Sunday to Hagerstown for Knights of Columbus degree ceremonies. About 25 Frederick candidates will join a 9 am departure from the Knights of Columbus Hall. The second degree will be at 10 am, the third at 3 pm, with Frederick and Baltimore teams handling the conferrals under State Deputy George Million.
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Hagerstown
Knights of Columbus
Amon
Thore
Frederick
Columbus Hall
North Market street
Hagers stown
Baltimore
George
Franks Playmate In Baltimore Witness In Franks Case
Irvin Hartman, 14, longtime playmate of Robert Franks, remains in Baltimore at his grandmother Mrs. Joseph Greenwald's home. He faces intensive questioning as an important witness in the Franks case, with relatives seeking quiet to spare him nerves. Hartman arrived with his grandmother and his 14 year old sister Marr. Dr. Irving J. Spear reports he is near a nervous breakdown from weeks of interviews. Also noted is the reduction of punchboard activity following sheriffs warning, and Eugene Weeden, shot in Jefferson, shows marked improvement and will go home Sunday.
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Baltimore
Irvin Hartman
Robert Franks
Chicago
Joseph Greenwald
Irving J. Spear
Franks
Irvin
Marr
Dr. Spear
Weeden
Eugene Weeden
Jefferson
Robert Danner
Montervue
Convention of C E Union Next in Frederick Pa
The thirty fourth annual convention of the Christian Endeavor Union of Pennsylvania will meet at Centennial Memorial L B church in Frederick next week. Delegates exceed 150 from conference societies will lodge with local families and meals will be provided. The program includes sermons and addresses by Rev Ira S Ernest Rev M R Fleming and Dr O T Deever with a Wednesday visit to the Old Peter Kemp Farm at Rocky Springs marking the 1860 origins of the United Brothers church.
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Christian Endeavor Union of Pennsylvania Conference of the
United Brethren church
Centennial Memorial L. B. church of
Frederick
Christiaan Endeavor societies
conferenc
Ira S. Ernest
Carliste
Paul O. Shettle
Walkersville
M. R. Pleming
Red Lion
Miriam Dyer
Shippensburg
M. R. Fieming
Pres. G. D. Gossard
D. D
Lebanon Valley College
O. T. Deever
Darton
Ohio
E. Hetzler
Christian Endeavor
State of Pennsylvania
Peter Kemp
Rocky Springs
United Brothres church
Youthful Slayer of Mother Sentenced to Life in Prison
Clearwater June 1 Frank McDowell confessed slayer of family members was convicted yesterday of murdering his mother and was recommended to mercy. Judge M A McMullen sentenced him to life imprisonment. He admitted killing his sisters and his father as well.
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Associated Press
Clearwater
Fla
Frank McDowell
M. A. McMullen
Young McDowell
thei
Abolition of Unit Rule Faces McAdoo Camp Debate
New York June 21 Associated Press campaign manager David Ladd Rockwell said William G. McAdoo’s first ballot votes would depend on circumstances. He would not estimate total support, noting many delegations arrive uninstructed. The McAdoo-Smith contest looms as dark horses press claims while platform builders seek tentative agreement on debate planks and language.
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Associated Press
New York
David Ladd Rockwell
William G. McAdoo
Treasury
McAdoo
Trolley Cars Fail to Run in Atlantic City
Atlantic City's trolley car service was at a standstill today as union motormen and conductors went on strike to press wage demands. Thousands who rely on city and interurban service of the Atlantic City and Shore Railroad Company were forced to seek alternative transportation.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
Atlantic City and Shore Railroad Company
Cargo Boat Damages Round-World Planes
A cargo boat collided with a United States Army aircraft last night near Rangoon, severely damaging the plane’s wings. Repairs are hoped to be completed by Monday, allowing the aviators to continue toward their next destination.
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Associated Fress
Rangoon
B. L
United States Army
Mondas
Catentta
June Weather Outlook For North and Mid Atlantic
Washington June 21 Weather forecast for the week starting Monday in the North and Middle Atlantic states. Generally fair at first with possible local showers mid and late week. Temperatures near normal for most of the week. Coblentz resigns as director of the welfare department to become effective July 1.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Coblentz
Emory L. Coblentz
Board of Welfare
Ritchie
iete Department of Welfare
Summer Here We All Know Its True Too
Summer arrived with heat as a new high set overnight at 74 degrees the warmest night yet this season. Local thermometers recorded a low of 74, two degrees above last night, while no previous summer night exceeded 73. National forecasts hint possible showers as spring ends and warmer conditions persist.
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