Annual Outing of Frederick Lodge of Perfection
Frederick county Masons gathered at Ben Heights for their annual outing of the Frederick Lodge of Perfection Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite. A 6:45 dinner and dancing followed a program with speech by William Booth Price and Mrs Price, plus music by local bands and a prize evening with gifts from merchants. The event drew 150 attendees and more than 600 were expected for the Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly at Braddock Heights this weekend.
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Frederick County
Masons
Reir Ladas
Frederick Lodge of Perfection
Ben Heights
Wiliam Booth Price
Sovereign Grand Inspect General
Maryland
P of Batemore
America
Charles E. Wecter
Francis
Sappington
Reaster
Gettysburg
A. LeRoy McCardell
Price
Sovereign Grand Inspector General
Hagerstown
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Baltimore
H. David Hagan
Virginian Carty
Barger
Braddock Heights
Potomac Edison Company
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Hendrickson
William Booth Price
M. J. Croghan
David Hagan
Alfred G. Zimmerman
Florist
F. W. Swearingen
Thurmont
Hasty H Rov
Balsimore
A. LeRou
Samuel G. Duvall
C. Edwin Kemp
Charles D. Shaffer
Francis B. Sappington
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Benjamin B. Rosenoar
Harry O. Schroeder
G. Loyd Palmer
A A. Radcluf
Marianna Radcliff
F. Gordon Waters
Charles E Beatty
Arthur H Doll
Gerton Rosenoat
Roland W. Harbatgh
Iva Brandfeild
Marion Stall Mader
Charles E. Wehier
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Walter Es Grace Hazan
Lewis H Knock
Wiliam E. Teall
Taege Rosenstock
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LW. Mercier
Isting Z .Staler
Earl
the Heights
Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly
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Columbia Pastors’ Conference
Maryland-D. C
W. J. McClothlin
Southern Baptist Convention
Furman University
Greenville
S. C
E. W. Sikes
Clemson College
Clemson
S. CC
W. Hershey Davis
Theo Mes
J. W. McCrossen
Philadelphia
Baptist Young People’s Union of America
Reade W. Carr
Maryland Baptit Young People’s Union
W. Bush Loving
Spurgeon
Watts
Carr
MB. P.W
Baptist Young People's Union of America
McClothtin
Prudence Lodge
A. F
A.M
Mt. Airy
Ebert
Asa Hi. Watkins
Masonic Quartethe
G. HR. Gotsuch
Aolo
Miss Olive Mount
L. V.barnes
B.C. Leatherswood
FL A Conaway
J. L. Burdette
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D. E. Watkins
Asa 'H Watkins
B. W. Straw
P. King
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W. FL Hatching
Matthew Picket
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Winfred Baker
O. B. Buckingham
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Weather data snapshot with precipitation figures
A brief weather item notes precipitation readings for the day across multiple periods. Figures show totals around 3.05 and 3.52 inches with preceding normal values and betweens 2.7 and 4.38 inches for the observed span.
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Auditors Named by Court for County Year
Judges Urner Willard and Peter named an auditing committee for the county for the coming year in the familiar procedure. Russell E Lighter serves as chairman with Joseph W Smith and William O Wertterbaker as members. Lighter, newly chair, was a former member of the prior board, and the committee will report to the court on its work, expected to begin in the fall.
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Urner
Willard
Peter
Clrcuit
Russell E.lighter
Joseph W. Smith
William O. Wertterbaker
Lighter
Hunk Anderson in serious condition after crash
Reports state Notre Dame senior football coach C. J. Hunk Anderson is in serious condition following a collision. Details are unclear with accounts from Rockne era background and ancillary arrests linked to a reckless driving case involving Harry Barker and Brunesick.
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Anderson
C. J
Mondas Br
Harry Barker
Brunesick
Howard Mawes
Nation swelters as heatwave grips mostly everywhere
Persistent summer heat presses across the country with high temperatures and humidity. Reports note several drownings linked to heat and rough water conditions as emergency services warn the public to stay hydrated and avoid risky water activity.
Escapes Amid Heat and Storms Hit Multiple States
Widespread heat and dangerous ocean conditions caused deaths and drownings from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Dozens of beachgoers died as floods and wind storms affected Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and surrounding areas. Authorities report numerous drownings and crop damage across the nation as storms persist.
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Associated Presse
Aleghamies
Pacific
Dinos
Chitago
Michigan
Prac
Peoria
Indiana
Ohio
Dancer Andreas Pavley Leaps From Hotel Balcony
Chicago obituary notes dancer Andreas Pavley formerly first dancer with the San Carlo Opera and longtime lead of the Chicago Opera Company Ballet. The June 26 AP report confirms Pavley died after a leap from a hotel, with details about his career and family background.
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Andreas Pavley
Chicago
Andreas' Pav
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Three Fishermen Take Twelve Tons of Fish
Three men, identified as fishermen, haul twelve tons of fish in a single operation. Authorities report the catch was processed locally and distributed to regional markets.
War Debts, Reparations Holiday Talks Gain Momentum
Soviet era dispatches recount a long air journey from Warsaw to Irkutsk with American aviators conquering European skies. In Copenhagen discussions surface as Mellon and French officials plan talks in Paris to align on Hoover’s war debts proposal. Hoiris and Hillig greet crowds in Bremen as the Atlantic crossing concludes amid public optimism.
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Bremen
Germany
Copenhagen
Europe
Bet Men
Trom Harbor Grace
M. F
Tiesimmen
Krefeld
Hoiris
Handy
The
Familly
Frutis Sitotts
Hillig
Holriss
Prem Keer
Crbt
Jitosind Goward
Hoover
Paris
United States
France
Andrew W. Mellon
Treasury
Laval
Melion
Ambassador Phere
Ministry of the Interior
Budget
Briand Han
Chamber of Deputies
Ambassador Edge
Louis Marin
Feemier Laval
Local Dallas Wedding Details for Miss Paxson and Mr Jones
Miss Frances Helen Paxson daughter of Mr and Mrs G O Paxton married Stewart Ed Ward Jones at Rev Dr J B Crane's residence in Dallas on June 20. Attendees included few friends and the couple later stayed at the Jefferson Hotel Dallas. News reached Fredericksburg with rumors of the bride’s many friends.
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Mi Haseen Mace
Frances Helen
Lions Weekly Luncheon Reports Welfare Drive
The Lions club held a weekly luncheon with Saimiwiches soup and milk as the feature. The school child welfare committee reported $577.26 raised in the past year for welfare work, with $223.99 spent on milk and soup and 157 bowls of soup disbursed. Clothing was provided for five needy children. Expenditures also included $40 for work among the blind and support for Federated Charities EmergencyBread Association Coran's Aid Society and Hammondeldim Governor Biche the forty-first com.
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Charles Z Hg
Federated Charities
Emergency Dreuth Association
Coran’s Aid Society
Hammon Eld
Assails Lawyers Who Permit Client to Lie in New York
A public figure in New York criticizes defense attorneys for allowing clients to lie, accusing legal counsel of compromising ethics and justice during high profile proceedings. The remark underscores tension between zealous advocacy and truthful testimony in court.
Incident Details Reported With Facial Injuries
A report notes injuries including cuts and bruises to the face of a person identified only by initials. Local authorities are reviewing the incident and collecting witness statements.
Employment Aide Booo Es
A brief item notes OMA Ethan involved in employment aide efforts. Readable fragments mention tasks and local program support. Further details are limited.
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Ethan
Rampburg Paroled After Monthlong Flight From Officers
Ramsburg 25 surrendered after a chase near Ellerton and Buckeystown. Justice Retiiett sentenced him to eighteen months for battery on an officer and resisting arrest. Deputies were injured when he eluded them at Three Springs Farm.
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Varry Rampburg
Vinktor
Retiiett
Bier
Rannsburg
Ellerton
Crum
Three Springs Farm
Buckbeystown
Orman Marris
Reid
Warris
Ramsburg
Harris
Doll
Sherif Ceum
County banks cut savings rates across region
Banks in Hagerstown and surrounding counties announce reductions in savings rates to 3 to 3 1/2 percent starting April and August. The six Hagerstown banks include Hagerstown Bank and Trust, The First National Mechanics Loan and Savings, Second National, Nicodemus National, and Farmers and Merchants Bank. Adams county Pennsylvania banks from Gettysburg to York Springs move from 4 to 3 1/2 percent from July 1, with most joining the plan. Compassorers Mane Levy At Meeting Of Board.
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Hagerstown
Hagersthen
Hagerstown Bank Ad ‘Inist Company
First National Mechanics Loan and Savings Bank
Second National Bank
Nicodemus National Bank
First National of
York Springs
Benderaville National Bank
New Budget Shows Tax Base Decline and Revenue Gains
The budget package shows a taxable basis of 64 449 046 down from 65 624 441, producing about 15 000 less income than last year. Proceeds from assets include 4 449 046 of taxable basis and bank stock collections, with a 1 percent tax on bank stocks totaling about 56 000 000. Real estate stands at 46 237 580 with personal property at 6 589 040. shares corporations 4 250 000 and ordinary corporations 2 225 000. The plan adds 350 000 for special road improvements and preserves a 10 000 emergency fund while raising the debt service and interest on bonds.
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Schwei Gupmussiviers
Fim Io
Mort Work
Fain F
Road ceremony marks completion of highway link north of Mason Dixon
The Prancia Scott Key Automobile Club of Taneytown plans a Monday celebration for the completed highway section north of the Mason and Dixon Line between Taneytown and Littlestown. Officials from Maryland and Pennsylvania are expected, with a motor procession from Taneytown at 5 p.m via Emmitsburg and Littlestown. The Maryland division will meet the PennsylvaniA delegation at the Mason Dixon Line. County officials and the State Road Commission will open the new multi mile link. Senator Tydings agreed to speak from Washington and a banquet will follow at Saubie’s Tin in Taneytown.
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Prancia Scott Key Automobile Club of
Taneytown
Mason and Dixon
Littlestown
Dixorr
Une
Hie
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Emmitsburg
Mason-Dixon
Pennfon
Carroll County
Mem- State Road Commission
Tydings
Washington
Saubie’s Tin
Sheiner
Francis Scott
Man and boy shot during mine difficulty
In Brownsville Pennsylvania on Jupe 26 a man and boy were shot and wounded during unrest near Vesta No 4 mine of the Vesca Copper Company. A striker fired at workers as they passed a picket line near Madan peathers and Claresville, with head and chest injuries reported.
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Man
Brownsville
Lotiou
Maden
Peathers
Claresville
Vesta No
Vesca Cor. Co
Joseph de Mamees
Clarastite
Dell Show Held Prasgroms Sve Calls Were Announced
Dell Show featured program announcements and event calls with mentions of aging services and regional groups. The item notes coordinated efforts and planned activities across local organizations and stakeholders.
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Ebert Three Hundred Reservations House
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Lions Club
New York
Cleveland
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Donald McGraw
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Atla Rasing
Haven Point
Lake St. Clair
Heart
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George Renna
Yate
Mith
Selfridee Field
Mt. Clemens
Mich
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Knichthead
Earchtore
Folger Heitruis
Ota Tithit
Atantic
Frederick
Compassorers Mane Levy
Wight
Mt Airy
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