Drowning scare ends with rescue of Shipley family
Harry F. Shipley, a Monocacy swimmer, nearly drowned while crossing the river during a Lutheran class picnic. His son Dorsey, 16, and several bystanders pulled him to safety after the third submersion. both were saved and Shipley was treated and recovering at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Shipley
Mr. Shipley
Lutheran Sunday School
Derr’s Woods
Shipley
Dorsey
Black
Harry Baumgardner
Ingomar Albaugh
Dorsey Shipley
B. Thomas
Ile
Men’s Class Picnic Ends With Ballgame At Derr Woods
The Evangelical Lutheran Sunday school Men’s Class No. 58 held its annual outing at Derr’s woods. Ingomar Albaugh’s team won 38 to 19 after an enjoyable ball game. Many attendees shared refreshments and various amusements including Rev. Dr. A. G. Rupp and a long list of participants attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Derr’s Woods
Ingomar Albaugh
Jewis Eichelberger
Albaugh
A. & G. Rupp
Horace
Ir. E. Cramer
C. C. Martz
G. H. Zeigler
J. Renn
Fr. M.D. Harp
Charles L. King
Charles F. Seeger
G. Wm. Wausberger
G. $. Lantz
Clifford Gilbert
Harry Gilbert
George T. Vaumgardner
John W. Halk
H. F. Falk
J. J. Doub
Z. E
Frank Brengle
Earl Brengle
John Wills
Harry ¥. Shipley
Mr. Black
Mr. Jones
Dorsey Ship- Jos
Ahen E. Grumbine
Ray Schildknecht
J. D. Hann
C.F. Ramsburg
Indian attorney and gambler held in robbery
Walter Chitwood an Indian attorney of Tulsa and Don Sullivan a noted gambler of Tulsa and Fort Smith Ark are jailed in Muskogee after police recovered 14000 in Argentine government bonds tied to about 3 million dollars stolen in a daylight New York robbery two months earlier. A confession linked the pair to a local gang disposing of securities from New York hold ups and bank robberies to San Francisco. Poppy Gown. A smart gown of black satin is made colorful by embroidered red poppies and green leaves.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Oklo
Walter Chitwood
Don Sullivan
Fort Smith
Ark
Muskogee
New York
Chitwood
San Francisco
Prisoner in Well Until Help Comes
Miss Ella Ecker of Mt. Airy fell through decayed flooring into a lower well shaft, sustaining a compound fracture of the ankle. She remained trapped about twenty minutes until neighbors heard her cries, then was taken to Frederick City Hospital where the fracture was set and she is reported to be progressing as well as can be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Ecker
Mt. Airy
Frederick City
Miss Ecker
Sadie Ecker
Pearre P
Mies Ecker
Miss Turner Married to Jack W Henry in Adamstown
Eleanor A. Turner daughter of Rev W R Turner of Adamstown wed Jack W Henry son of Mr and Mrs W Henry of Washington at the Adamstown Episcopal church. The bride wore canton crepe with orange blossoms and carried roses and lillies of the valley. Attendants included sister Werrha Snouffer matron of honor and bridesmaids L A Mason and Louise Lurner. Best man was Clinton Henry with ushers L A Mason and Findley. After a wedding trip the couple will reside in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor A. Turner
W. R. Barker Turner
Adamstown
Jack W. Henry
W. Henry
Washington
Episcopal Church
Werrha Snouffer
Licksville
L. A. Mason
Louise Lurner
Clinton Henry
Findley
W. F. Bowen
Dorothy Verkins
Marshall Euchoxn
Stanley Peters
Baltimore
Mrs. Henry
Phone Operators in New England Strike Ordered
The WAEBG scale committee of the IBEW joint district council issued strike orders for New England telephone operators to begin at 7 am next Tuesday. The action aims to raise wares and secure a seven hour day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Associated Press
Boston
Joint District Council of the Telephone Operator Department
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Farmers Expect Average Crop of Wheat in County
County Agent McGill warns against moths and urges precautions as Frederick county wheat shows promise after a tough fall and winter. Farmers expect an average yield, with some fields near Buckeystown and Middle Towns valley looking very good and 1922 county production around 16.5 bushels per acre noted.
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Frederick County
Washington County
Montgomery County
Frederick
Buckeystown
Tows Valley
John McGill, Jr
McGill
Wreck Blocks Tunnel on Penny Railroad Line
Rescue crews from Pittsburgh and Cambria Steel and a Sinnemahoning unit rushed to Spruce Creek to assess a wreck in a tunnel on the Pennsylvania Railroad. Twenty freight cars loaded with coal coke and iron ore were derailed in the tunnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Pittsburgh
United States Bureau of Mines
Cambria Steel Company
Johnstown
Sinnemahoning
Spruce Creek
Pennsylvania
Walkersville to Open Playground on June 30
Walkersville plans the fifth annual opening of its community playground on June 30. Under the Epworth League of Walkersville Methodist Episcopal Church, the facility welcomes county and town children with new equipment planned this year including volley ball and basketball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Epworth League
Walkersville Methodist Episcopal Church
Mary Nicodemus
Charles Breighner
Helena Stauffer
Mary Hammond
The
Methodist Church
Government to Fight Mine Workers Pact
Attorney General Daugherty declares government will act promptly and forcefully to prevent coal shipments from abroad during domestic mine strikes. He says he has been informed of a suspected contract between UMWA officials and foreign union officials to block shipments and asks the Federal Coal Commission for any obtainable facts to justify action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Mine Workers of America
United States
Daugherty
Federal Coal Commission
Coal Commission
Injunction Shields Ku Klux Klan Rituals in Atlanta
A temporary injunction bars William Joseph Simmons and others from revealing Klan secrets to the newly formed Knights of Kamella. Judge John Humphries signed the order in response to a petition by H. W. Evans and other Klan representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atlanta
William Joseph Simmons
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Klan
Knights of Kamella
John Humphries
H. W. Evans
Baltic Arrives with 6182 Bottles of Liquor on Board
The British steamer Baltic docked in New York with 6182 bottles of liquor under British seals intended for an eastbound voyage. The ship entered quarantine as Treasury officials prepared to act once the captain presented the manifest at the customs house. A few bottles for the westbound trip were dumped at the three mile limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Baith
New York
Baltic
Associated Press
Treasury Department
Three Mile
Hmit
Prices rise as market extends gains across sectors
New York June 22 stock market operators for the long account pushed prices higher in the morning under an equidated market and large short interest. Shares with recent pressure led, with advances of one to four points across equipment, sugars, coppers and railroad stocks. Call money opened at percent. The day closed strong with about 725000 shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Yale Freshmen and Juniors Defeat Harvard in Boat Race
Yale freshmen eight defeated Harvard freshmen by four lengths in the annual boat race in New London. Official time 10:27 for Yale and 10:46 for Harvard. Yale junior varsity also beat Harvard by five lengths with times of 10:10 to 10:28 2-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New London
Harding and Party Reach Kansas City
President and Mrs. Harding and their party arrived in Kansas City for a 12 hour visit en route to the Pacific coast and Alaska. The visit features an address by the President on the transportation problem and followed a stop in St. Louis where he spoke on the World Court. The journey proceeds leisurely through Missouri wheat fields and the Missouri river corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kansas City
Harding
Pacific Coast
Alaska
St. Louis
World Court
Missouri Wheat
Missouri River
Temperature drop north of Maryland noted by Weather Bureau
A Weather Bureau report states temperatures fell in the Atlantic States north of Maryland while heat persists in the Great Lakes and Middle Atlantic regions. For the next 24 hours, eastern seaboard conditions may shift with wet weather around the Great Lakes and Mississippi Valley, and warmer readings in the Middle Atlantic states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Atlantic States
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
Middle Atlantic States
Seaboard
Ohto Valley
Mississippi Valley
Paiis
Middle Atlantic
Eater
Heat Wave Bakes Frederick As Thermometer Clings To 95
Frederick endures extreme heat with no rain and temperatures near 100 in the shade. Forecasters predict a brief cooldown in a day or two, though details remain vague. Winds from the South have intensified the heat, with a shift to North winds needed for relief. Continued on Page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irdas
Nominate Directors for Chamber Commerce
The 12 nominees for the six vacancies on the Chamber of Commerce board were announced today. Final ballots will be mailed soon. voting ends by June 34 with the office requesting returns. Nominees include H. J. Baker C. C. Carty E. Cline J. H. Gaimbrill Jr G. Garber T. El. Waller Abraham Hemp M. Frank Holter Miss Lilie M Keller Mrs. K. Ramsburg G. H. Staley and D. C Winebrewer 3rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce Board
Chamber of Commerce
H. J. Baker
C. C. Carty
E. Cline
J. H
Pinchot Meets Wife Aboard the Berengaria
Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania met his wife aboard the Berengaria in New York Harbor. Mrs Pinchot had just returned from Rome where she attended the International Women's Suffrage Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Inner Bay
Rome
Stock Exchange Expels P. G. Stamm Broker
The Consolidated Stock Exchange expelled P. G. Stamm of I. G. Stamm & Co. after an auditing report found many transactions executed outside the trading floor. Stamm offered to withdraw from more trades, but his letter was declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Consolidator Stock Exchange Today
P.G. Stamm
I. G. Stamm & Co
Exchange
Stammm
Istter
Street work delayed by pipe fittings arrival plan to widen Market Street
County Commissioners fail to act on Derrs Alley sewer aid while Market Street widening depends on pipe fittings arrival. City already has eight car loads of pipe but work waits. Initial Market Street work includes curbing, dual water main, and paving after widening. Opponents fear an injunction. State will pay one third. if county declines, city must cover two thirds or $10 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Street
Market Street
Derr’s Alléy
County Commissioners
Ans
Derr’s Alley
Chamber of Commerce Moves Offices to Hotel Annex
The Chamber of Commerce plans to move its headquarters on June 28 from the Y MCA building on Court Street to newly remodeled rooms in the annex of the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The move aims to improve accessibility for tourists and utilize a larger, brighter space with two plate glass windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Court Street
Francis Scott Key
Ofice
Frederick County
Reo
Istmogras
Odie
Byerly
North Market Street
Yonaoa
William A. Gaver
Austin James
Charles C. Carty
James H. Gambrill, Jr
M. Frank Holter
Holmes Fh. Baker
Glenn ©. Garber
D. John Markey
K. J. Cobleniz
BE. C. Markell
H. Ames Hendrickson
Florence E. Garner
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Lutheran S. S. Organization
Frederick B. House
Ella
Ecker
Miss Turner
Penny
WN. Y
James F. Shaw
Fim
Knauth, Nachod and Kahne
Wall Street
U. S
Europe Unions
England
Customs House
YALE
Harvard
Great Central
Furgtare
Tanother
Mellon
Alisa Mellon
Reasury
Paul Mellon
Wife
C. OF C
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Calvary M. E
Katherine Riges
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Riggs
My God
Rock of Ages
Largo
Hanflel
Hahn
Williams
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