Not Committed to Mackall Plan Says Railroad Official
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad vice president Charles W Galloway says his company is not committed to the Mackall plan for eliminating grade crossings in Maryland The plan would cost about 20 million over ten years with railroads paying half and the state the rest A gas tax raise was proposed to cover the state share but Galloway warns financing remains doubtful and emphasizes no commitment to the plan.
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Baltimore and Obio Railroad
Charles W. Galloway
de Baltimore and Ubie Railroad
Mackall
Maryland
Critpersuuy
Baltimore
Pluly B. Perlman
John N. Mackall
Phairman
State Roads Compilation
General Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fttedee and Ohio Railroad
New York
Barkal
Galloway
Ollo
Atterbury
Ott. Sals
Baltimore and
Ohio
Silver Spring
Obin Rairoad
Yedotiis
Hate
Walkersville District Sunday School Convention
The Walkeraville District Sunday School convention will be held at the Woodsboro Lutheran Church this evening at 6 o clock. Rev W C Roy al pastor of the First Baptist church will deliver an address. The Walkersville community quartette will render musical selections. Rev W R Hartzell pastor of the Reformed church will preside and also deliver an address. New officers will be elected for the ensuing year. Augusta Mc Donald of Evanston Illinois has completed two and a half years of theology and received her degree from Northwestern University.
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Walkeraville
Lutheran Chrch
Woodsboro
W. C. Royal
First Baptist Church
County Association
Walkersville
W. R. Hartzell
The
Reformed Church
District Association
Wil Preside Aind
Augusta McDonald
Evanston, Ill
Northwestern University
Talbot W. Chambers Held in Bail in Divorce Case
Talbot W. Chambers, co defendant in the divorce suit of Thomas S. Symington v Ida May Symington, was held in 1090 bail for trial in Special Sessions by Supreme Justice Ford. Chambers pleaded not guilty to a statutory charge based on his testimony regarding intimacy with the defendant. Ford denied a motion to dismiss and expressed belief in the credibility of Edward Hackett, formerly elevator operator.
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New York
Talbot W. Chambers
Thomas S., Symington
Ida May Symvngton
Supreme Justice
Ford
Chambere
Edoward Hackett
Elevator of
Neighbors quarrel leads to police court hearing
In East South Street police court on Wednesday night three women Mra George Shoepraker Julia Shoemaker and Mra Michel Palmer were tried for disturbing the peace and boisterous street talk. They were dismissed with reprimands and warned of heavy fines for future outbreaks. Roosevelt Chase was fined five dollars and costs for assault on his sister Helen Chase and released after paying.
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August T. Brust
Mra
George Shoepraker
Julia Shoemaker
Michel Palmer
East South Street
Reverdy Cronenburg
Roosevelt Chase
Charce
Helen Chase
Chase
Heo
Wan
T Waa
Rivermont Avenue Presbyterian Church Lays Cornerstone in Lynchburg
Lay Cornerstone Lynchburg Va June 25 Rivermont Avenue Presbyterian church session aided by five ministers laid the cornerstone of a new church Tuesday afternoon near Randolph Macon Woman's College. The building progresses toward completion along Rivermont Avenue awaiting final touches.
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Lynchburg
Rivermont Avenue Presbyterian Church
Rivermont Avenue
Randolph-Macon
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Symington House
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Mrs. Symington
MT. Vesuvius
Aliseady
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the Young Men’s Shop
North Market Street
EB. M. Delasey
Alexanda
Rivar Most Church
Heeddrese
P. L. Hargett & Co
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National Bank Wie
Bank of Personal Service
the Potomac Edison CO
Frederick, Md
Hudson & Bell
Optometrists and Jewelers
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
Our
Dupont
Mullinix
Bentz
the Rug Store
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