Enlarging Frederick City Hospital Nears Start
Plans to add two hospital wings are to be reviewed after revisions by Edward Leber York architect. Wings would honor Charles J. Shank and Joseph D. Baker whose gifts fund the project. Emory L. Coblentz chairs the plans committee with doctors and Miss Mary Nies on the panel. Final plans expected in 7 to 10 days before submission to the Board of Lady Managers for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Edward Leber
York
Leber
Charles J. Shank
Joseph D. Baker
Emory J. Coblentz
Teber
Sperry
Battimore
Emory L. Coblentz
William Meredith Smith
Frank D. Worthington
R. W. Baer
C. H. Conler
T. C. Boutson
Mary Nies
Charles W. Ross, Jr
RK. W. Baer
Mary Mies
Mrs. Ross
Prohibition and Farm Relief Emphasized in Minnesota Primary
In Saint Paul on June 21 AP notes campaign focus on national issues. In the Fourth district Representative Oscar E. Kellar seeks renomination on prohibition. Melvin J. Maas supports modifying the Volstead law to allow light wines and beer and advocates farm coupling with industry. Fred A. Snyder backs prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Oscar E. Kellar
Melvin J. Maas
Fred A. Snyder
Held for Grand Jury in Tire Thefts
Ellsworth Long about 22, Kermar, held on 8300 bond for the September grand jury after being charged with larceny of tires and tubes. Employer E C Valentine reported six tires stolen. officer noted two tires found on Tong’s machine. Long pledged no hearing before Justice Sherman T Bowers and was committed to jail. Also, a band of Gypsies in Boonsboro reportedly stole $60 from Boonsboro Bank, later returned $20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth Long
Kermar
Long
E. C. Valentine
Rocky Wide
Tongs Maine
Sherman Tr. Bowers
Enforcement urged for fireworks safety and city ordinance
City plans a huge Sesqui Centenary Fourth of July celebration and May or Lloyd C. Culler urged the public to heed existing laws regulating fireworks. Mayor issued notice enforcing the ordinance and police have orders to uphold all provisions. Authorities report past incidents minimized to sparklers, and they seek safe, sane celebrations with parental cooperation during the two day Independence observance period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd C. Culler
Drunk Driver Redmond Arrested After South Frederick Accident
John Redmond of near Frederick was arrested by State Policeman A M Spiech for operating a vehicle under the influence after a Sunday night crash south of Frederick. He was jailed about 2 oclock pending an evening hearing. Redmond had a prior DUI conviction last August resulting in nine days in jail and a license violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
John Redmond
A. M. Spiech
Nquor
Redmond
Juethe Brust
Sheriff Philips Cleared After Quick Carroll County Trial
Sheriff William T. Philips of Carroll County was acquitted on eight counts after a three minute jury deliberation in Westminster. The grand jury had indicted him on malfeasance in office, with judges Darke Mog Forsythe on the bench. Demurrers to several counts were sustained. one count dropped for lack of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Phillips
Carroll County
Westminster
Philips
Brand
Darke
Mog
Forsythe
Cal. Weant
Council
Phillips
Aness Hagen
Taneytown
Myes
Vernon Threst
Brown
State
Edward O. Weant
Earl Shipley
Historic Articles Shown At Centennial Celebration In '76
Frederick residents recall a 1876 exhibit at the Court House with Washington letters, Jefferson and Madison papers, a sword of Sergeant Lawrence Everhart, Gov Johnson china ware, 1749 County Court records, a Washington signed U S Justice commission, old Bible, treaty spear to Andrew Jackson, a 1682 peace stone tomahawk, 100 year old quilts and desks from the Battle of Cowpen. The piece suggests reassembling such relics for the Sesquicentennial, with thousands expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Charles F. Kreh
Mr. Kreh
Court House
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
John Adams
John Hancock
Charles Carrell
Carrellton
DeWitt Clinton
Wm Jay
Marquis de Lafayette
Sergeant Lawrence Everhart
Thomas Johnson
Annapolis
United States
Washington and Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Wm. Penn
Philadelphia
Cawpen
Roger Wilson
Longest Day Sees Summer Weather and Church Synod
The article notes a warm summer with highs near 81 97 degrees and below normal rainfall in May and June. It reports 160 attendees expected for the Presbyterian Synod in Baltimore opening at 7 40 p m June 25 with Rev Jean Serbran presiding and sermons and services through the week, including missions conferences and speakers from Detroit and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuter
Hig Dant
Presbyterian Synod
Balimore
Tredbeck Tal
Hood College
Women’s Synodies
Jean Serbran
Clark
Ds. Innderator
Joseph Vance, TD
Detroit
A. Kk. Barrows
A. Brown Caldwell
August W. Sonne
J. D
Toseph Va. Vance
Sere
Coblentz Wining
United Fire Company Parade Plans Highlight 30 Years of Growth
United Steam Fire Engine Company aims to showcase progress over three decades at the Sesquicentennial celebration parade. President Robert A. Honnett reports an imposing turnout with 60 to 70 men in uniforms and 87 pins, featuring the old steamer from the centennial exhibit which won the endurance contest. Juniors and local groups prepare to join the celebration under President A. Kimmy Keefer’s guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Uniteds
Robert A. Honnett
Tee Company
ATL
Centennia
I Bbiladedphiia Ats Agodis
al Company
Cntennial
Catd Ve. Bennett
Mans
Sloan
Fire Engine Company
Tapi Residend
Kimmy Keefer
Turners
Independents to Go in Parade on July Sesqui Cent
Independent Hose Company holds a special meeting to plan participation in the Sesqui Centennial July 6 parade. Dyer Shaff Morgan named uniforms committee. Kreh chosen parade marshal with assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliet
Independent Hose Company
OM. Dyer
Alton Shaff
Chas
Morgan
Victor Kreh
Emory Carmack
Glenn Lantz
Carl Willard
Elmer Mee
Phobus
Alton Shaif
Luther Abrecht
Band of Gypsies Held Here Trial This Afternoon
Seven gypsies one man three women and three children were arrested by officers today on fortune telling charges and held pending bank theft identification. They are suspected in a $60 shortage at Boonsboro bank last Friday and tied to a larger pattern passing through Boonsboro. The group allegedly passed three $20 bills to a banker as the investigation continued. A man and a woman were identified as adding $20 else to the bank funds. The court ordered the gypsies removed from the county with a hearing set for this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonsboro
Baltimore
John V. Alexander
Cishier
Alexander
Tie
Jeare Boonsboro
Grpsses
Offeer Bartglx
Finderstead
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Central Trust Company
Fredericktown Savlings Institution
Oficer Bartgis
de Sciplion
Boonshore
Sherman Tr. Howers
Wreck Hearing Suspended as Rail Officials Review Testimony
Pittsburgh June 21 AP Further hearing of witnesses in the Pennsylvania Railroad crash inquiry into the Cincinnati Limited Washington Express wreck that killed 16 was suspended while railroad officials study testimony. William McConnell fireman to be questioned after recovery. other crew members are chilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Tennsylvania Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Public Service Commission
Cincinnatia Limited
Washington Express
William
McConnell
Cincinnati Limited
Tie
Limited
Missing Link Claim Sparks Congo Sightings In Africa Row
AP desk reports an unnamed traveler in the Belgian Congo's Kapamega district describes a tribe with ape like traits and notes a six foot male with a long arm receding forehead and powerful build. Mention of Washington campaign fund probes and faux antiques follows in brief wrap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Express
Johannesburg
South Africa
Kapamega
Belgian Congo
Definite Adjournment Date Debated by Congress
Washington June 21. A House adjournment resolution backed by Republican leaders to set a definite end date for Congress was sent to the Ways and Means Committee for consideration. Opposition arose from both parties but leaders expected eventual approval by House and Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Meana Committee
Washipeion
House
Congress
Washington
Syom
Senate
Butcher Hofman Wedding at Grace Reformed Church
Grace M Hoff man married Charles T Butcher Jr in Grace Reformed Church this morning. Rev Chalmers W Walch officiated as pink rambler rose daisies decorated the altar. The couple, graduates of Frederick High School 1921, will reside with the bride's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed Church
Grace M. Hoffman
Ezra D. Hofman
Charles T. Butcher, Jr
Aldman
Charles T. Butcher
Chalmers W. Walch
Misa Rosaline Stoffman
Oliver Keefer
Frederick High School
Bible Class Guests At Calvary Church T
The Leaders Bible class at Calvary Methodist Episcopal church heard a talk by Glenn Crarber AB Sunday School superintendent. Rev W Glenn, A Wilson and Geo M Free shared remarks and 596 attended Math School. Rev Edwin T Mowbray preached God's Care and Epworth League members were installed. Church Family Night and annual events were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dioneer Mets Bille Clase
United Brethren Church
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Glenn
Crarber
A. B
A, Wilson
Geo. M. Free
Ames Hendrickson
Edwin T. Mowbray
D. D
Hagerstown
Willams
Epworth League
Virginia Cline
Louise Buckingham
Catherine Rideneur
Raymond Ford
Marie Mull
Joan Wagner
Priscia Wilson
At & P.m
BF. Pearce Hayes
China
Calvary
Cavalry and Indians In Friendly Reunion at Little Big Horn
After 50 years the Seventh Cavalry and the Sioux Cheyenne return to encampment above the valley of the Little Big Horn. They meet in friendship to renew a pledge unbroken for years and mark the 30th anniversary of the famed 1876 battle. Detachment from Fort Bliss arrives as tribeska Indians join in ceremonies from three reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont
Japan
Seventh Cavalry
Uttle Big Horn
Jeorge A. Custer
Big Horn
Fort Bliss
Texas
Plane crash near Norfolk injures pilot and kills bystander
In Norfolk a civilian operated plane crashed near the naval base at noon. Claude J. Coley, the pilot, survived with a broken nose and serious injuries. I Hudwell of Norfolk was killed in the accident, which occurred not far from a prior fatal crash involving Lieutenant Stiles and Verhbert Fentress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
I. Hudwell
United States Naval Operating Base
Claude J. Coley
Sus
Stiles U
Pontifical Mass at Soldier Field Draws Quarter Million
In Chicago on June 21 the 28th International Eucharistic Congress opened with a pontifical mass at Soldier Field attended by over 210,000 worshippers despite rain. Cardinal Bonnzano and 11 other cardinals were enthroned. Archbishop Curley of Baltimore preached the sermon on prayer, urging submission to Christ's spirit for world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
APY
Golden Dome
Soldiera Field
John Cardinal Fonzane
Pope Pius XII
Great Stadium
Grant Park
Michael J. Curley
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinal Bonzano
Michael von Faulhraber
Munich
Germany
Louis Ernest Dubois
Farix
Daniel Mannix
Melbourne
Australia
David T. Walsh
Massachusetts
Soldier’s Field
Cardinal O'Donnell
Ireland
Christ
Curley
Prooe
Chris Hanity
Speculators Regain Market Control In Steady NY Session
New York June 2. Speculators for the advance regained control of the stock market as activity revived and shares strengthened. Call money rose to 4 percent but did not curb the rise. Trading was brisk on Friday and Saturday, with total volume about 1,800,000 shares and a steady closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ealo
Wealthiest Virginian Dies in Richmond
Grace Arents, niece of Major Lewis, died yesterday in Richmond after an acute heart attack. The financier and patron was reputed to be the wealthiest woman in Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Richmond
Jane
Grace aArents
Lewis (Rinter
Grand jury urged to weigh penny primary in Vare case
Washington report details questions about the Porisiania Republican primary. Senator Reed pressed Greenfield on funds, witness statements, and the operation of the business men's committee tied to William S. Vare’s campaign. Money transfers and large cash contributions were scrutinized amid testimony of campaign finance roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Heed
Migsour
Senate Camerhalen
W. Albert M.geenfield
Reed
Business Men's
Ware
Moyrand
Business Men’s Committee
Thomas F. Watson
Pepper
Pinchot
Reel
Greenfield
Missouri
Jules E. Mastbaum
Stagley Company of America
Conviluetube Cnormites
Philadelphia
Wateau
Tie
Alub
Vern
Beoples Bank
Alt Proust Company
Sirmo
Vare
Groenfield
Legion Head Appeals for Law Enforcement
Atlanta June 21 AP Pleading for law enforcement Mc Quirke National Commander of the American Legion opened the Disabled Veterans convention with over 5000 veterans present to Saturday. He cited 11000 murders in the United States last year, saying courts let criminals go free and urging stronger law enforcement and general law and order. Fire in Garage Miss Anna Rudy, Mrs M C Carson and Elmer D Zimmerman Hood College return from a motor trip to Asheville and Salisbury meeting Lilian Baldwin and Anne Adams in Harper’s Ferry en route to North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
John R. McQuirke
American Legion
United States
Canada
McQuigg
Ie Leas
America
Legion
Anna K. Rudy
M. C. Carson
Elmer D. Zimmerman
Hood College
Asheville
Salisbury
Lilian Baldwin
Anne Adams
Harpera’ Ferry
North Carolina
A. W. Lantz
Regis Hear
Hood
Missen Baldwin
Adams
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. D. Baker
Charles E. Shank
Key-Mar
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Pennsylvania
Jim’ Reed
Pentesylvania
Synod
Vlouse
Penate
Butcher—Hoffman
Leadeca
Earth
Papal
S Advance
Ware Backer
Legion Head Appeals
United Fire
Edward S. Myers
East Third Street
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