Car thefts rise as three machines stolen in two days
Three cars were stolen in the past two days in this district. A 1924 Ford touring owned by Morris T. Warner was taken overnight from a forced garage and later recovered. a Chevrolet roadster owned by Paul Wise was stolen from in front of his Middletown home, with similar night theft patterns. J. F. Thompson’s Ford sedan north of Frederick was stolen Tuesday night and found abandoned Wednesday on the Braddock pike. Police say all three were taken between midnight and dawn with forced garage doors, noting no traces left.
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Morris T. Warner
Teyond
Paul Wise
Middletown
J. F. Thompson
Frederick
Braddock Pike
Thompson
Ti Wan
Wise and
Warner
Picnic Observes Ed Evangelical Lutheran Schoo l
The Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School picnic at the fair grounds drew several hundred attendees despite threatening weather. Children enjoyed swings and games. shelter was provided inside a large building during showers. ice cream was served late, with committees listed for grounds, amusements, transportation, publicity, and ticketing. Rotarians at country club host Ladies night with Rotary Golf tournament afternoon for the Rotary Cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
John W. Snook
Philip Seeger
Henry Kk. C. Fox
John W. Falk
John Baumgardner
John &. Retin
Clara G. Kline
Harry J. Fromke
Wm. D. Zimmerman
George T. Baumgardner
Lewis Bayer
Claggett E. Rameburg
Sadie Hahn
Mary Winebrewer
Ruth Grove
C. FE
Catonsville Graduation Speaker Delivers Address
Dr Joseph H Apple spoke at Catonsville high school commencem ent addressing 64 graduates. Diplomas were presented by Oscar B Coblentz a Baltimore county school board member and former Frederick resident. Katherine Coblentz among diploma recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catonsville
Joseph H. Apple
Catons Title
Oscar BR. Coblentz
Frederick
Baltimore County
Katherine Coblentz
Coblentz
Mas Estep Bride of F B Sappington Jr
An announcement from Frederick notes the wedding of F B Sappington Jr and Mrs C Eleanor Katep. The ceremony, performed by Rev Chen at the home on University Parkway Baltimore, occurred Wednesday at 545 p m. They plan a home at Opel Apartment Braddock Heights after July 6. Mrs Sappington is active in Frederick church work. Mr Sappington serves as secretary treasurer of the Cosmect Building Association and is a Frederick Kiwanis Club member involved in Masonic circles.
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Anboun Centut
Ff. B. Sappington, Jr
Mra C
Eleanor Katep
Frederick
Chen
FB. Webler
Wu University Parkway
Baltimore
Opel
Braddock Heights
Rain Douses Drought as 1.03 Inches Fall in 24 Hours
Rain overnight and into dawn breaks a long drought easing crop stress and aiding harvests. Total June rainfall reaches 1.84 inches though still below normal, with temps around 69 to 79 degrees and forecasts calling for cloudy skies and little temp change.
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Thea
State Pharmacists Officers Elected at Maryland Meet
The Maryland Pharmaceutical Association held its 43rd annual convention at Buena Vista Springs Hotel. Harris of Baltimore won the presidency. other officers named were First VP J A B Dunning of Baltimore, Second VP L L Kimes of Cumberland, Third VP A M Howling of Baltimore, Secretary E F Kelly of Baltimore, and Treasurer George P Hett of Baltimore. A scholarship for the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy was referred to the executive committee.
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Associated Press
Magerstown
F. ¥. Harris
Baltimore
Maryland Pharmaceutral Association
Buena Vista Springs Hotel
J. A. B. Dunning
L. L. Kimes
Cumberland
A. M. Howling
E. F. Kelly
George P. Hett
School of Pharmacy
Unaiversity of
Maryland
Webster K. Edwards
Lions Club Hosts Ladies Night at Braddock Hotel
The Lions Club holds its regular weekly meeting at Hotel Braddock Braddock Heights at 1 30 this evening. A dinner will be served at 6 90 followed by an entertainment program.
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Lions
Lions Club
Hotel Braddock
Braddock’ Aeights
Wim
Two Held in BG Still Case Freed on Ball
Two men named William Bowie and Jesse Bowie were released on $500 bail each after arrest for alleged involvement with a large still found at Sugar Loaf Mountain. A third man, Turner, was released but expected as a witness. Hearings set before Sheriff P Bowers and W Jones. Investigation continues with photos as potential evidence.
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Willam Bowie
Jesse Bowie
Centreville
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Sherwan P. Bowers
William Jones
Turner
Jones
Ingomar W. Albannb
Adea
Eec
Coolidge Plans Summer Vacation Activity Schedule
President Coolidge begins a summer pause with limited public calls and daily routine tasks. He will hold a small number of callers at the White Court and conduct routine business at the executive chamber in Lynn, focusing only on matters needing his personal attention.
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Prema
Swampscott
Mass
Dent Coolidge
Tie
Whilfe — Court
Lynn
White House
Hlin
Bradshaw Couple Granted Absolute Divorce in City
Mrs. Minnie E. Bradshaw of Hagerstown through attorney D Princeton Ruckey secures an absolute divorce from her husband John J Bradshaw in this city with custody of their minor child Helen.
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Minnie E. Bradshaw
Hagerstown
D. Princeton Ruckey
John J. Bradshaw
Helen
Winners announced in Passion Play Biblical contest
The News-Post lists ad judged winners from the Passion Play Biblical contest held Tuesday and Wednesday. Corrected errors included misidentifying Pilate and Caiaphas and prisoner location. Winners receive two tickets to the Opera House presentation today and Friday.
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Pontius Pilate
Christ
Caiaphas
Pilate
Jesus
Jerusalem
Garden of
Gethsemane
News-Post
Opera Home
Jean Tammany
Foat Third Street
David William Kolb
Braddock Heights
Orville Morgan
Frederick
Rebecca V. Witter
Route 2
Catherine A. Betson
John Marion Grove
West Fourth Street
Katherine M. Culler
Park Place
Geo. K. Salter
West Church Street
Hobbert
Tyson, Jr
East Church Street
Franklin Heck
Kaat Sixth Street
Paul Beyer
North Market Streets
James Howar
Ippy
North Market Street
Argument Continues Trial of Shepherd
The first jury panel for the trial of William D. Shepherd was continued in Chicago as defense lawyer W. S. Stewart spoke for over two hours. He questioned Reichman and the Shepherds and accused Reichman of unethical tactics in drawing the will. The defense and prosecution are set to proceed with closing arguments after further testimony regarding Billy McClintock’s age and the will's creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jane
William D. Shepherd
Stewart
Dafenes Comnse
Alexander Reichman
Shepherd
Coxvardian
Billy McClintock
Reichman
Shepherds
McClintock
Frederick Lodge Scottish Rite Outing At Braddock Heights
The 6th annual Frederick Lodge of Perfection outing at Braddock Heights Hotel drew 130 attendees including guests from Baltimore. A dinner at 6:30 pm was followed by dancing and brief talks by visiting members and A LeRoy McCardell.
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Frederick Lodge of Perfection
Braddock Heights
Bialtimore
Glnner
Viiting Delthmors
A. LeRoy McCardell
Clyde N. Friz
Harry
Roy
Geo
Mahone
Baltimore
Samuel G. Duvall
R. &. Town
A. B. Collinus
C. Hoss Wenrick
J. Harry Brandenburg
Jos. W. Long
Thos
R. Saylor
C. M. Shack
Wal ‘Ter L. Remsberg
John S. Hedges
Foster C. Remsberg
John E
Columbus
Ohio
Carroll E. Stern
Angeline D. Halter
J. D. Hendrickson
H. J.D. Hagen
Roberta Carty
Margaret Shipley
Virginia Carty
Rose Stern
Ruth EF. Thomas
Mary Filler
Helen Smith
Esleen Cubitt
Winnie T. Boteler
Hilda Hemp
Anna Browns
Dorothea A. Wilson
Dorothy M
Victor Barnes
A. Frank Miller
Gerson Rosenour
Clifford M. Yinger
EF. Burgess
John J. Flelnchman
Billy J. Kilngaman
Robert D. Hemp
W. #. Gillis
C. W. Jones
H. Noel Haller
R. Ames Hendrickson
James Heintein Harris
Anatin
RK. Rhoads
Geo. J. Ross
Playground Reopens In Walkeraville With New Equipment
The Walkeraville playground will reopen Saturday evening June 27 for community children. Old equipment has been painted and rearranged ahead of new gear. Ice cream cake and lemonade will be sold with a lunch after 6 o clock to fund repairs and the new equipment. The Yellow Springs Band will perform. The grounds will be open Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings.
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Walkeraville
Yellow Springs
Future plans for Hood before Synod of Potomagiune
A series of summer conferences will gather hundreds of churchmen at Hood College in Frederick starting June 30. The Potomac Synod session will precede the conferences to hear Hood College’s board on its future development. Attendees include leaders from several denominations and noted speakers from Baltimore, Washington, and beyond.
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Frederick
Hood College
Potoma Synod
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Distict of
Evangelical Reformed Church
Christian Workers Conference
District of Columbia
Aliie Clase
Bible Clase
Lncal
Coblentz Hall
College
Christian Workers’ Conference
Iter
Peter Ainsiig
Christian Temple
Baltimore
John T. Atton
United States Army
Joseph H. CudUpp
Superinident Sunday School Council of Maryland
Aasunciaton
Mra
J. W. Dawson
Waco
Texas
He. de Groot
Sunday School Council of Religious Education of the
Page McK Etchlaon
Washington
Misa Pearl M. Graham
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
Faculty Flask Carrier Suspended for One Year
Dr Al ibert Lefevre a philosophy professor at the University of Virginia was suspended from the faculty for one year after being found guilty of unintentional transportation of a small amount of liquor. The Board of Visitors voted seven to two after seven hours of deliberation. Lefevre and two other staff members were arrested after an automobile accident near Montpelier, Virginia a month ago. others were acquitted and offered resignations but not accepted.
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Frosn
Charlottesville
Alibert Lefevre
University of Virginia
Board of Visitors
Charles P. Howse
Mottpelier
Armed Forces Patrol Shanghai Amid Holiday Tense Scene
Patchy reports say armed troops patrolled Shanghai streets during a holiday, with authorities aiming to curb potential disturbances as sympathizers risk flare ups. Chenetal Ulhang forces reportedly expanded presence near the area after an incident at a student gathering. Strikes anticipated to end tomorrow and apply to Britain and Japan, though current cease status remains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Sore
Shanghay
Aegert
Stelhe
ChenetaliUhang
feo-Lin
Ueitieh
Japan
Eastern Maryland Receives Half Inch of Rain
Eastern Maryland saw only half an inch of rain as a gentle, steady downpour lasted through the night. The modest rainfall relieved parched conditions after a hot spell, with the total amount recorded at about 0.5 inches. Local recollections and irreverent banter from a West Point Pointer add a light note to the report.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Janeth
Drouth
Rastern Maryland
Fort Dant
Hell
Jean
U S In Midst Of Biggest Building Program
Detroit reports a nationwide construction boom as 1925 is projected to top 6 billion dollars in new building. W S Straus predicts continued prosperity with an 8 billion funding plan and overall growth for all trades and industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Detroit
America
W. Straus
W. Straus & Company
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Straus
United States
Rebels Seize Greece as New Revolution Rises
Dispatches report a military government formed under General Pangalos has seized Athens and major institutions in Greece. Revolutionary officers control ports and rail hubs with censorship and a proclaimed overthrow of the government as the Greek foot backs the movement.
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Greece
Paris
Jonika
Ratonika
Grece
Independent
Carriaon
Imm Neriate
Prember Michalakopoulos
Pangalos
Ted
Creek Republic
Athens
Ile
Athen
Thrace
Mrs Symington Denies Divorce Allegations On Stand
Mrs Ide Meg Symington testified in her own defense denying unfaithfulness in the divorce suit filed by Thomas B Symington. She rejected claims of intimacy with Talbot Chambers and said she and her husband attended a theatre and stayed at a hotel together. Clerks from Rite-Carlton and a ticket agency corroborated her account, challenging Chambers testimony. The court weighs a motion to dismiss the case.
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Associated Prana
New York
Ide
Meg Symington
Anii
Thomas B. Symington
Ehe
Talbot 1
Chambers
Market Rally Maintains Upbeat Tone With Merger Hopes
Trading in New York forenoon sessions showed rallying tendencies as merger prospects and larger deals supported gains. The market edged up with the call money rate near 4 percent and solid turnover. about 1,000,000 shares traded.
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Associated Proon
New York
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Thief
City
Libertytown
Machine
Seek Wise
Warner Cars
Lutheran Sunday School
Fair Grounds
Mas. Estep
F. B. Sappington, JR
Dr. Wehler
Pharmacists
Offcers
Citizens National Bank
Holmes D. Baker
Waverly Farms
S. Ansbach
J. D. Baker
H. D. Baker
J. H. Baker
William G. Zimmerman
J. T. Thomas
Ira L. Miller
W. B. Storm
Paul
Willard
L. M. Sponseller
Florence Schroeder
Ida Phreeger
Ruth T. Kennedy
William Bowie
Jesse Turner
Liberty
Potomac
Harper's Ferre
Coolidge
Scottish Rite Masons Outing
Hood
Synod OF Potomagiune
Board of Vivitere
University Virginia
Armed Forges
Shangha
Pegey
Jack
Steet
Homer
Mich
Henry R. Brigham
Boston
National Association of Real Eat&te Roarda
Brigham Fonnd
Ita
Seattle
Henry M. Robinson
First National Bank of Los Angeles
Mont
New Movement
Pros
Naltimore
Trate Inada of
Moosa
Virginia
The
Loyal Order of Moore
Baltimoore
Philadelphia
Moore Lodge
New York City
Peccsson
Fowrthy Regiment
New Orleans
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