Monocacy Battlefield Bill Hinges on Future Funding
The Monocacy Battlefield Association reports a $5000 appropriation for battlefield work was paused in Congress and signed by the President. The money becomes available after July 2, with use and location of a marker to be decided by the Association and the Secretary of War. The piece notes the 1864 battle delayed Confederate movement toward Washington and honors the soldiers who fought there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gongreemin Zihiman
Cattlefield Association
Monocacy
Frederick Junction
New Jersey
John C. Patterson
Battlefield Association
Baltimore and Ohio Ration
Willard Kindy
Baltimore
14Th New Jersey Regiment
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Congress
Worth
Creatios
Washington
Anne Arundel County Population Gain Reported
AP reports Anne Arundel County shows population growth with 54,844 residents, up from 43,480 in 1920 and 39,333 in 1910. The preliminary figures include the War Academy and reflect a decade of change, noting summer homes and shifting demographics as officials release early data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wilmer
Ais Shadtixon Sien
Asacrochery
Anomposis Givn
War Academy
Anhapsis
Marriage on May 2 Announced Today in Dey Run
An announcement states the marriage of Miss Kembeth Brnis, of Dey Run Pa, to Jems N. Houck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Houck, performed by Rev. Sir. Miller at Manaiaus Va. May 26. The ceremony concluded a college remette and linked two families, with details of the bride and groom’s schooling and current professions. Mrs. Houck is set to arrive in the city this Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kembeth Brnis
Mir
Frank Memler
Dey Run Pa
Jems N. ‘Howck
Mar
Mra Charlie 5 Houck
Sir. Miller
Tyutheran Minster
Manaiaus
Chet
Chet Murpeme
Marti
Prederick High School
Blas Electrical School
Takoma Park
Potomac Edison Company
Braddock Heghts Daneng Pavilier
Houck
Pennsylvania
Urbana Barn Destroyed With Loss Of 3000
A bank barn on Gilmore Flautt’s Urbana farm, tenanted by Arthur Strube, burned early Sunday, about 3000 in damage. Cause undetermined, hay and straw inside, plus farming tools including binder and wagon were destroyed. Insurance partially covers loss. Strube insured on threshing outfit and contents. Barn near Peter Pah Inn, formerly Mrs. F. H. Markeli’s property.
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Gilmore Flautt
Urbans
Arthur Strube
Flautt
Thig
Urbana
Peter Pah Inn
F. H. Markeli
Major Rogers 10 Leave Frederick Aug 29
Announcement says Major Frederick C. Rogers, senior instructor with the First Infantry MN, will depart Frederick for Port Jervis on August 20 to join the 16th Infantry US Army. He came from Fort Leavenworth and previously served at Fort Benning and Memphis. He and wife Mary Elizabeth Carty are vacating their Kemp Hall apartment and he will be stationed at Fort Meade with national guard units.
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Frederick C. Rogers
Bern
Frederick
First Infantry
MN. G
Port Jar
N.Y
16Th Infantry
U.S. A
Rogers
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Fort Benning
Memphis
National Guard
John HM. Church
Cambridge
Lester MacGregor
Brunswick and Frederick Preparations for Fourth of July
Nearly 200 new voters registered in Brunswick ahead of the August 4 election as a two day registration drives turnout. In Frederick, banks close for two days and merchants fret about July 4 impact while Baker Park hosts a large fireworks display opening Carton Parkway access. Mayor Orrison seeks another term with Allgire opposing. council seats contested in wards one through three.
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Rucchic
State of Maryland
Frederick
Baker Path Feeworks
Baker Park
College Avenue
North Jefferson Street
North
Jefferson Street
Brunswick
W. G. Musgrove
Pew
Frederick County
C. Albert Orison
Meyar Orrison
Harry C. Allgint
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Chester Phelps
Prederick County
Miss Anne Kinsolving to Wed John W. Brown
Baltimore announces the engagement of Miss Anne Suddon Kinsolving a Baltimore society reporter to John Nicholas Brown of Providence and Newport R I. Brown known as the richest baby in the world once valued at 20 000 000 to 25 000 000 from his grandfather John Carter Brown.
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Baltimore
Anne Suddon Kinsolving
Baltimore Society
John Nicholas Brown
Providence
Newport
Arthur B. Kinsolving
Kinsolving
Old St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Brown
Harvard
John Carter Brown
City to Cut Water Pressure Tonight Due to Pipe Work
Mayor Culler and City Engineer Marwell announced a reduction in water pressure tonight from 7 to midnight. An 18 inch line will be reduced to 12 inches near the Venturi meter house, with supply rerouted from two small reservoirs outside the city. Public urged to avoid sprinkling due to the lowered pressure.
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Culler
Marwell
Venturi Meter House
News Today
Auto thief kills two officers in Washington county
Sheriff Fred Sweet and Night Marshal Aaron Bailley were shot and killed after arresting a motor vehicle thief. The suspect fled in a car, then stole another vehicle and disappeared northward. In a separate item, Howard H Hartman of Frederick seeks divorce from Helen M Hartman, custody disputes over their children, and mentions shared and separate children.
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Washington, Towa
Fred Sweet
Washington County
Aaron Bal~ley
Fanted
Howard H. Hartman
Prederick
Reno
Harp
Helen M. Hartman
Ira
Howard
Chartex
Biah Hartman
Pauline
Mary
Virgina Hartman
Lamise
Leas
Mla
Hartman
Woodsboro Bible School to Continue Two Weeks
Ninety pupils across beginners to intermediates attend the Woodsboro Bible School with classes in Bible study rooming music and life applications. Transportation serves rural districts and students come from New Midway Centerville Troutville Continental and Ladiesburg. Worship each morning is led by Woodsboro Lutheran pastors before sessions at the public school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strients
Bible School
New Midway
Centerville
Woodsboro
Lutheran Church
The
J. Frask File
Alice Virginia Bark
Adab+lie Flanagan
Mabel Smith
Paul Douglass
Mos Lawrence Bow
Byrd awards humane treatment medal for polar dogs
Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd described the dogs aboard the Antarctic expedition to Gay as receiving humane treatment. The Ameri Humans Association presented a medal via actress director Min Tie Maddern Fiske. Byrd thanked the donor and spoke of the New Foundland dogs that carried the South Pole voyage, noting the hardships but praising their endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard E. Byrd
Ameri_ 80
Min- Tie Maddern Fiske
Byri
South Pole
Biat
State Crops Benefit From Rain After Drought
A harvest weather update notes showers greatly aided crop conditions across Maryland counties. Oats are ripening in southern and central areas while northern border counties have headed or are heading. Haymaking is underway, potatoes, apples, pears, cherries, and raspberries are maturing. Harvests of peas and strawberries finish in western Maryland, with tobacco, tomatoes, and sweet potatoes showing fair stands.
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Cas
Saan
Sega
Maryland
Allegheny
Igb
Hagerstown probes city affairs with expanded investigative panel
A non partisan committee named by Mayor Reuders Musey began work to investigate municipal affairs. Authorized by the City Council after rumors about the light plant, the panel has extraordinary powers to examine minutes and records. Members include J W Jardine, Frank Lester, Thomas Pangborn, W Harry Reisner, Norman Scott, and W L Atkillekaus amid rumors of charter issues and engineer payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Reuders Musey
W. L. Atkillekaus
Board of Street Commissioners
J. W. Jartison
Frank 5. Lester
Thomas W. Pangborn
W. Harry Reisner
Norman B. Scott
Picnica Picnic At Braddock Heights Sunday School Event
The Evangelical Reformed Sunday School holds its annual picnic at Braddock Heights this afternoon and evening. Cars depart the H and F terminal at 2 o'clock for the Heights and return at 7 30 for Frederick. A games program, prizes, ice cream and peanuts are planned with Adrian McCardel and William Schmidt in charge. Organizers include Willa C. Birely A. H. Herwig Ralph Wachter and William Garrett. About 150 to 200 attended last Sunday’s outing at Braddock Heights with a lively program of games and entertainment.
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Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
Braddock Heights
the Heights
Frederick
Adrian McCardel
Willam Schmidt
Prises
Willa C. Birely
A. H. Herwig
Ralph Wachter
William Garret
Ali Senata
Chace
Braddock Heights Mail Service Expands Schedule
Frederick post office adds summer route with a 12.45 PM outbound and 4.30 PM return, supplementing existing morning noon and evening deliveries. Summer expansion aims to speed mail to Heights residents and newspapers. Postmaster Irving Biser announced the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amditens
Braddock Heights
Frederick
Heights
Postmajor
Irving
Biser
Wedding of Miss Trundie to Powell in Walkersville
The wedding of Miss Amelia Trundie of Frederick to Mr. William Powell of Woodsboro will be held at Evangelical Reformed Church in Walkersville with Rev. Henry L. Go refer officiating. A reception follows at the bride's mother's home. postnuptial guests from Baltimore, Washington and beyond are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demutitus
Suetty
Claevnerm
Henry L. GO
Marguerite Null
East Orshge
Lois Lille
Washington
Misa ‘Trundie
George H. Trundie
East Orange
N. J
Grace Lough
Gladys Remsterg
Breddock Heights
Dorothy Micadetnua
Baltimom
Margaret Lough
Mildred Bars
Null
Margaret Trundie
Roger Nicodemus
Cramer Powell
Woodsboro
Messrs
Ellwood Powell
Edward Danner
Baltimore
William Pennashington
Richard River
Frostburg
Gerald Remseberg
Braddock Heights
Grayson Haller, Jr
Emacs
Miss Trundle
Hood College
Brunswick High School
Powell
Boys’ High School
University of Maryland
Walkersville
Stoner and Powell Lime Company
New England
Canada
Margaret Powel
Mises Margaret
Misses Lough
Seige Tre de Ane
Chares Trad
Ruth Sheak
Roger Faber
Pra
W. Va
Police Recover Stolen Car In Frederick
Frederick police recovered a stolen Fore sedan during the week. The vehicle belonged to Olivera, Frederick, and had not sustained damage, though its gasoline was exhausted and the registration tag remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederck
Sostamenisi Tecovenne
Annner
Stan
Auditors Begin Work Second Monday in July
Auditors to start on the second Monday in July to check county records and verify ledgers. The audit will cover expenditures and procedures as described in the pamphlet form and the last report, with findings shared among responsible county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditors
Unharmed Car Stolen From Frederick Man Returns in Washington
Frederic Roser reports his Buick coupe was stolen from in front of the Masonic Temple ten days earlier. The car was found abandoned with an empty gas tank at Thirty first street and Dumbarton avenue in Washington. A description from Frederick police led to ownership confirmation and Roper retrieved the vehicle Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thirty-first Street
Dumbarton Avenue
Frederick
Roper
Encampment Rally Honors Eight In Western Maryland
Representatives of Palestine Encampment No. 20 attend the conviction rally of Western Maryland Encampments held in Star of the East Encampment No. 3 lodge room in Williamsport. The meeting featured conferring of second and third degrees on eight candidates by Gilead Encampment No. 6. Messages from Grand Patriarch Raymond C. Hanson and other officials followed, and refreshments concluded the event. Local attendees included Franklin N. Shipley and others.
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Palestine
Maryland
Hich
Star of the East
Wilhamaport
Gilead
Hagerstown
Thomas Grooms
Raymond C. Hanson
Ellicott City
W. Edgar South
Hingerstown
Wilson KR. Rutherford
Baltimore
A. Brinton Cooper
Bal Cmore
J. Winger Draper
Franklin N. Shipley
Charles P. Staley
Levi W. Moberly
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Charles A. Marman
Leslie D. Watcher
Millard D. Gaither
Parole Recommended For Sylvester Young In Maryland Case
Sylvester Young former lawyer and real estate man of Hagerstown serving seven year term for embezzling about two hundred thousand dollars is recommended for parole by Amour J Kennedy Parole Commissioner. Young once led Maryland Socialist party and ran for Governor and Congress earlier. Parole also recommended for Carroll W Rasin convicted December 2 1926 of taking money from W W Lanahan Co of Baltimore. Rasin slated to be paroled Tuesday from the penitentiary.
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Yo Parele Teng
Razin
Sylvester Young
Hagerstown
Ambrow J. Kennedy
Paro
Young
Wader
Socialist Party
Maryland
Congress
Politcs
Carroll W. Rasin
W. W. Lanahan & Co
Baltimore
Givernos
Ritchie
L | Freeman Resit
Missionary Committees Formed for Presbyterian Conference
The Young Friends Conference of the Presbyterian Church announced council and committee members. Darrel Craton chairs the Colites Tre Council Committee with Louise Moore Raymond Sharp Carolne Dias Rachel Matson and others listed. Names include Ashworth Bar Sex Louise Smith Edward Eisenhart Charles Wire Leta Hand and more.
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Fropie
Courch
Macce Xt
Colites Tre Council
Darrel Craton
Wash
Louise Moore
Raymond Sharp
Carolne Dias
Rachel Matson
Arenniteme
Lyon
Chatr- Exck
Karl Kirkwar
Eleanor Denmead
Edger d'Anna
Eleanor Hester
Julia Fuck
Hugh Taull
Mildred Coppage
Lela Foote
Far Gratam
Levinia Haftis
Theodore Noss
Brooks
Knvtston
Otte Braskamp
Emii
Steamship gives craft compass bearings at sea
Radio reports from Braton June 26 AP describe the Southern Cross and its companion Southern Crem reaching toward New York with bearings and weather outlooks. The Seattle cross and crew were monitored by RCA stations as they neared Nova Scotia and the Atlantic coast.
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New York
Orlock
Nova Scotia
Atlantic
Cuttees
Maine
America
Radio Corporation of America
Chatham
Sai
Sowthern Cross
Coast Guard
Gloucenter
Maen
House sustains Hoover veto of pension bill
Washington June 28 AP The House sustains President Hoover veto and vows action to overcome objections to the measure. In his veto message the president denounces the bill as unjust to taxpayers and calls for a square deal between veterans groups. Debate on a substitute began immediately as supporters pressed for passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Hoover
Vetek
Vencban
Ube Howe
Emeggy
Barn Fire Destroys Structure. Three Animals Perish
A barn on the farm of Charles A. Lewis near Smith tenement suffered a total loss after a lightning strike amid a late afternoon storm. A horse, a cow, and three goats died, with about 25 dollars in fire losses reported for a cow and several valuables equally damaged. the barn was engulfed in flames before residents could control the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Lewis
Sianam
Smith
Come
Wes
Stutz Automobile Maker Aigner Dies at 133
Indianapolis AP report states Jame 33 1C Aigner, famed Stutz automobile designer and manufacturer, died today from complications after an appendectomy. He reportedly neared 133 years old and had long been associated with Tetley's High T. Latest rites were set for the day, with official notices issued.
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Indianapolis
E- Aigner
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Allgire
Anne Kinsolving
John W. Brown
Woodsboro Bible School
Mayor Names Commission
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Tning Miller
Grand Jury
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Rosesont
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Southern Cross
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Comet
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