Evangelist Amy Semple McPherson Identified Alive in Arizona
Douglas Ariz June 23 AP. Positive identification of Amy Semple McPherson, Los Angeles evangelist, in a hospital here came by telephone from her mother Mrs Minnie Kennedy. McPherson escaped from Mexico after an abduction and long flight ending near Agua Prieta, crossing to Arizona in exhaustion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie
Durham Township
Ingersoll
Ont
McCasserty
Emma Nickertson
Amy Semple McPherson
Ocean Park
Cal
Mexico
Sonora
Agua Prieta
Rain Brings Fresh Start for Frederick County Crops
Fresh rainfall boosts streams and crops across Frederick County as farmers smile. City warns against water waste despite ample supply. June remains well below normal with over three inches needed to reach average. Expect more showers today and tonight per Washington forecast. Temperatures remain cooler than normal with a low of 63 and Tuesday highs around 84. Fair skies expected Thursday if forecasts hold.
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Frederick County
Washington
State crops need warmth and rain across Maryland and Virginia
Washington report notes rain and warmth crucial for crops last week. Maryland crops mostly small, not cultivated, with wheat weak but improving. pastures and hay short. potatoes fair. tobacco and tomatoes still being transplanted. Virginia shows decent weather with good pastures and fruit prospects shaping up but overall mixed conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maiyland
Escaped Narcotics Detainees From Lincoln Heights Jail
Los Angeles police hunted 33 narcotic addicts who escaped Lincoln Heights jail by sawing three steel bars and climbing a hemp cord ladder. Most are Mexicans serving sentences on narcotic charges. escape discovered after dawn watch.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Lincoln Heights
Will Divides Estate And Names Executors In Frederick
The will of Mrs. Julia A. Marsh probate in Frederick bequeaths 200 to niece Margaret Cramer for life with remainder to her daughter Mary, 400 to Dr Harvey F Getzendanner and spouse, 100 for burial of Christina Stine, and the residue of about 6000 to seven shares for Joel Marsh’s children, Sarah Miller’s children, John and George Stine’s children, Mahala Zimmerman’s heirs, Mary Fraley’s descendants, Jacob E Stine’s children, and others with specific bequests and conditions. Florence Strine and Joshua Zimmerman named executors. Will dated 1914 witnessed by Ruth Kennedy and John Newman.
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Julia A. Marsh
Frederick
Register of
Wille
Margaret
Christina Rebecca Stine
Joel Marsh
Sarah Miller
John F. Stine
George C. Stine
Mahala Catherine Zimmerman
Mary Fraley
A Sed
Harry F. Crampton
Katie KE. Crampton
Alice May Crampton
Mary Jane Crampton
Alicea May
Mary Jane
Katie G. Crampton
Jacob E. Stine
Florence May Strine
Joshua E. B. Zimmerman
Ruth T. Kennedy
John
Newman
Webster
Earl Webster
Allen JT. Webster
George A. Webster
Justin L. Stoffman
Grayson JH. Mercer
Drunk in Station Leads to Disorderly Convictions
Harry Wachtel and James T. Clark of Myersville were found guilty of disorderly conduct after a Police Court hearing before Justice A. T. Brust. Sentence suspended on costs. Wachtel and Clark were charged by Charles Summers for drunken behavior at Myersville station last Saturday. Constable Charles W. Smith arrested them. George Lare, of Adamstown, was arrested by Smith for indecent language on Adamstown streets, with Elsie Washington filing charges. he was released on his own recognizance for a hearing this evening.
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Harry Wachtel
James T. Clark
Myersville
A. T. Brust
Wachtel
Clark
Charles Summers
Charles W. Smith
George Lare
Adam
Town
Smith
Adamstown
Elsie Washington
Presbyterians Hear Progress of Relief Fund at Baltimore Banquet
A 200 member gathering of Presbyterian ministers and laymen at Hood College heard progress on the Ministers' Pension Fund. Reports from the Synod of Baltimore were presented and adopted, with speakers including Dr Reed Dickson and A Marts outlining the program.
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Coblentz Hatt
Hood College
Pressbyterian Synod of
Baltimore
Brodbeck Hall
Board of Christian Education
J. R. Dutfield
Washington
Synod
Silverthorn
Charles H. McDonald
D. D
Wilson College
Chambersburg
A. Brown Caldwell
West Nottingham Academy
Howard A. Braunlein
Christian Education
Joseph T. Sizoo
Graduate School of Religious Education
Robert G. Leeich
Francis Scott Key Hotel
J. M. T. Finney
Reed Dickson
Philadelphia
A. ©. Marts
New York City
Will H. Hays
Presbyterian Church of the United States
Marts
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew Melion
Science Tries Powder Process On New Foods
Ithaca New York June 23 AP Dr W Cavanaugh Cornell University agricultural chemistry professor aims to apply milk powder methods to other foods and crops to preserve nutrients and extend shelf life. He notes concentrated products keep original constituents and could reduce perishables and waste. He envisions processing fruits and grains to utilize entire crops year round, expanding farmer markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
W. Cavanaugh
Cornell University
Camp notice shifts Virginia Beach site for summer
A scheduled summer camp for AM military units shifts from the Buena Vista state camp to Virginia Beach. Frederick and other local groups will camp at Virginia Beach from August 13, 1934, due to Nueva Vista near Buena Vista not yet developed and not suitable this summer.
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Virginia Beach
Frederick
Viramia
Buena Vista
Nueva Vista
29 Executions in Frederick County Record List
A compiled record shows 29 executions in Frederick County since 1749, with many for murder and some for treason or spying during the Revolutionary and Civil War periods. The list notes incomplete names and dates, repeats cases of slave victims, and cites old clipping sources. Also, a public health clinic for preschool children was held at Washington Street School, examining 24 of 30 potential entrants with many vaccinated recently. another clinic is planned for Church Street School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Couty
Charce
Thomas M. Filey
John Murphy
Hansr Jed
Richard Crosby
Deok
White
Archibald Hoffman
Peter Stteman
Nicholas Andrews
Yost Plecker
Adam Graves
Henry Shott
John
George, Grover
Casper Fritchie
Frederick County
Sam
Jonathan
Yarry
Nimrod
Solomon
Edward Cowings
Washington Street
D. W. Howell
University of Maryland Hospital
Margaret Newman
Katherine Scully
Church Street
Church Arrest
Academy
Extracts Of Addresses From 1876 Centennial Celebration
At a Sesqui Centen nial committee meeting on Monday night, extracts from the 18 June 1876 address in front of the Court House are presented by Charles F. Kreh. James McSherry’s remarks tracing Frederick County history praised local resistance to Parliament and noted early judicial actions on the Stamp Act. references to barracks, prisoners of war, and Washington’s era frame the county’s revolutionary role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Charles F. Kreh
James McSherry
Frederick County
Maryland
Congress
Marsland
Vrederick County
Orphans Court
County
Ise
Freveriock
Brooklhn
Yorktown
General Washington
General Assembly
General Green
Vrederick
Mexberry
Cone
Jane Vsth
Mo G. Urner
Rotary Endorses City Improvements At Frederick Meeting
Frederick Rotarians reviewed The Rotarian and a synopsis of local parking needs. They supported city plans for a public parking ground, new bridges, and Court Street widening. A letter of approval was sent to the mayor and aldermen. Next meeting includes Ladies Night at Catoctin Country Club with guest Frederick figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary International
Frederick
Imory L. Coblenitz
Holmes D. Baker
Rotary
Coblentz
Organizators
Coblentzs
HA. D. Baker
Charles Mev. Mathias
James M. Gambrill, Jr
the Rotarians
Court Street
Statrick
Catoctin Country Club
James Harris
J. 3. Hersh Ex
H.C. Wright
Dunnville
Canada
Entertain Miss Rupp Weds On Saturday
Fre-nuptial events mark Miss Margaret EK Rupps wedding plan to Mr Sidney THarvey of New Haven Conn with a 4 pm Saturday ceremony at the Evangelical Lutheran church A bridge luncheon at Catoctin Country Club hosted by RN M Rau featured a pink color motif and guests from local circles The wedding party includes Ralph Nicholson New York City matron of honor Miss Virginia Harling Miller and Miss Margaret Besant bridesmaids and several relatives with ushers and groomsmen listed from New Haven Philadelphia and Baltimore
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret EK. Rupp
Ulysses
Grupp
Sidney Tharvey
New Haven
Miss Rupp
Mr. Harvey
Ralph Nicholson
New York City
Virginia Harling Miller
Margaret Besant
This City
Anne Andrewa
Baltimore
Angelina Shepcleigh
Jersey City
Spence Harvey
Lawrence Warvey
Ralph Jenney
Clifford Kelsh
Philadelphia
Jeffersons Gig to be Shown in Philadelphia
Philadelphia June 23 A one horse gig used by Thomas Jefferson on long trips will be displayed at the sequel centennial exposition including the worn shafts and carriages. The vehicle will travel from Monticello to Philadelphia under the American Automobile Association escort through Washington and Baltimore arriving in Wilmington and then Philadelphia. A Senate inquiry today in Washington discusses the Pennsylvania primary investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Monueetia
Amerie Automarine Association
Washington
Baltinae
Walmalngton
Del
Sloop Adrift On Lake Drift Grips Grand Rapids Harbor
Grand Rapids Herald reports four passengers aboard the storm battered sloop Mohd Th of Chicago were communed with after the vessel drifted helpless on Lake Michigan since Sunday. Coast guardmen denied any entry to the craft at Gaaml Haven and reported no sighting of the boat at the harbor.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Jane
Mohd Th
Chicago
Gaaml Haven
Michigan
Alzut
FH S Alumni Banquet Tonight at Frederick High School
Two board members of the Alumni association of Frederick High School are expected to attend the fourth annual reunion and banquet at Motel Braddock tonight. The evening includes a 7:45 banquet following a 7:15 business meeting, with dancing from 9 to 12 led by Stephen's Novelty Orchestra. Officers to be elected include President Thomas Johnson Schaeffer, Vice President Lester Smith, Secretary Lloyd B. Winebrewer, and Treasurer Alton C. Whitmore. Guests honor include Professors Kultaman Leary Fentott Harris and Remsberg, Miss Mary Ott, and Miss Kathryn Wiener. Toasts honor the class of 1923 and 1926 with a program of songs and remarks led by toastmaster Thomas J. Schaeffer.
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Prederick High School
Motel Braddock
Hag Boos
Daneling
Stephen
Thomas Johnson Schaeffer
Lester Smith
Lloyd BR. Winebrewer
Alton C. Whitmore
W. K. Kultaman
A. L. Leary
Fentott Harris
WH. Remsberg
Miss Mary
Ott
Mias
Kathryn Wiener
Thomas J. Schaeffer
Clarke T. Wisotski
The
Alaimat
Hirk Schott
Navid S ¥Inger
Indians Honor Warriors at Little Bighorn reenactment
Crow Agency Montana June 24 AP veteran U S Army Indian fighters greet Crow Cheyenne and Sioux participants as they prepare for a three day Little Bighorn reenactment marking the June 1878 battle. Elders clasp hands and scouts meet in a ceremony led by Col Fitzhugh Lee while veterans recount the historic clash.
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Crow Agency
Mont
U. S. Army
Little Big Horn
George A. Custer
Seventh Cavalry
Little Tig Horn Country
Placus
White Man
Custer
Tittle Wolf
Col. Fitzhugh Lee
Long Wolf
Proc
Hoy
Trollow Wood
Tmpy
Sun Bear
Faer Walker
Dog Friend
Beaver Heart
Plenty Coos
Indiana
Plenty Coog
Arlington National Cemetery
Edward S. Golfrey
Woodstown
Cal
John S. Brandt
The
National Indian War Veterans
Los Angeles
Byrd Returns From Polar Flight The Nation Welcomes Him
Lieutenant Commander Richard E. Byrd Jr returns to New York after flying over the North Pole in a historic expedition. A large welcome crowds, city and state officials, and Congress members greet him at Quarantine and parade up Broadway to City Hall. Floyd Bennett and Rear Admiral Charles P. Plunkett join the procession as Byrd expresses views on future polar air travel and safety.
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New York
Richard E. Byrd Jr
North Pole
Quarantina
New York City
Chantier
Macon
Lyrd
Floyd Bennett
Naval Air
Broadway
City Iall
Walker
Congress
Byrd
Richard
Charles PB. Summerwall
Davis
Navy
Robingon
Hunt Department
Charles P. Plunkett
Governor Moore
New Jersey
Avsernor Smith
New Yor
Virginia
City Hall
Richard B. Byrd, Jr
South Pole
Minilia
Splitbergen
Byrd Stpr
Fokker
Man Held After Fatal Fight Over Handjo Dispute
Frederick David Galloway of Santa Cruz California fought with friend Andrew Pardue over a hanjo. Pasha Nad and Galloway allegedly killed him and are held for murder. Galloway awaits trial in jail as authorities investigate the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick David Galloway
Santa Cruz
Calif
Andrew Pardure
Pasha Nad
Galloway
Gallowa
Mimi der
Drial
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Will
U.S
Dy M. T. Finney
Baltmore
Teter
Kitty
William Baker
John Markley
Mr. Newey
Tressler
Arbaugh's Valley
Phillip Hawkins
James Diggs
Urbanadis
John Lanahan
United States Army
Farslow
Willam Richardson
Cranville -Tye Smeltzer
Eorge ‘Teuman
John Martin
Edward H. Costley
Soloman Costley
Liberty District
Felix Munshour
James L. Wetrell
Ermitsbure
William Leonard
Cephas Overs
Charles R. Robinson
Edith Trightman
Burkittsville
William A. Stuitz
John Adama
Child Clinic
Heid
Tie
Tip
Charles Carroll
Pinkney
Martin
Nelson
Buchanan
Taner
Henry Winter Tdaris
Reverdy Johnson
Urner
Baltimore and Ohio
Ritelle
Action TO
Gueata
Jefferson
Philly
Senate Penneylvania
FH. S. Alumni
Braddock
Om the
Motor Group
Inn
Gardinal Bonzano
Cardinal Bonzano
Vapal Lenate
Visitation Academy
States
Sisters of the Visitation
Henry Gerdiner
Wilms Ington
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