Lifeless Body of John Thompson Found in Room
John Thompson about 60 was found dead in his boarding house room at 106 West Patrick Street from suicide by swallowing a carbolic acid and camphor mixture. He had been in the United States without known relatives, sent funds to Germany, and worked for florist Charles B. Groff. Funeral arrangements by M. R. Etchison & Son planned with authorities reviewing belongings and possible relatives in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thompson
L. M. Thesson
West Patrick Street
Thompson
Germany
Charles B. Groff
Ita
Albaugh
Horace Radcliffe
Radcliffe
Sherman LV’. Bowers
Charles F. Goodell
M. R. Etchison & Son
Montevne
Concordia man to serve years for wife murder plot
Charles B. Davies a retired Concordia Kansas businessman said he hired a Kansas City gunmen with 2000 to kill his wife. The plan failed and the gunmen blackmailed him until he confessed, then recanted. Davies was sentenced Saturday to one to ten years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Davies
Concordia
Kas
Kansas City
Miss Turner Weds H Noel Haller in Washington Ceremony
Miss Mary Louise Turner daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Turner of Washington D C married H Noel Haller son of Mrs Haller and the late Himma H Haller at 3 pm Saturday in Rev George Fiske Dudley’s factory. The couple left for Lions International convention at Cedar Point Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mary Louise Turner
Henry Turner
Washington
D. C
H. Noel Haller
Arthur Magruder
Hatter
Lions International
Cedar Point
Ohio
Turner
Haller
Lions Club
United States
Frederick County
Nan Houck
Sermon On The Creed Of Nicea By Rev Hooff
Rev Douglass Hoof delivers a Sunday sermon at All Saints church on the Creed of Nicea and the Council of Nicaea. He cites John 8 32 Ephesians 4 15 and discusses truth eight attitudes toward it, the church’s Deity doctrine, and the historical context of Constantine's era. He notes sources from Constantine and his advisor and bishop Venancio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hooff
Nicea
Douglass Hoof
All Saint's Church
Christ
Constantine
Ezpress
Intimetsa
Fasebina
Caenares
Palestine
Indianapolis Man Fined For Speeding Helps Release Friend
W P Bollard of Indianapolis faced a $25 fine after being cited for driving 40 to 43 mph while his ill wife waited at home. Adolf Minder from Washington paid the full fine for Bollard, prompting the judge to release Bollard to avoid unequal treatment. Minder handed over $25 and declared he would earn the money with difficulty to cover his friend's penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Bollard
Indianapolis
Ind
Rolard
Adolf Minder
Washington
Omcer Cramblitt
Minder
Rollard
Bollard
Frederick
Boston
Justice Brunt
Crambiltt
Christian Workers Conference Opens in DC Tuesday
The Christian Workers of the District of Columbia plan a multi conference session starting Tuesday at Hood College after a Synod meeting. Notable speakers include Dr. C. P. Clark and Dr. J. M. Dawson with a program spanning devotional talks, group conferences, and assembly addresses through July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Workers of District of Columbia
Reformed Christian Workers
District of Columbia
Presbyterian
Synod of the Potomac
Evangelical Reformed Church
Hood College
Christian Workers of the
Young Peoples' and Missionary
C. P. Clark
Mt. Vernon M. E
South
Washington
W. W. Millay
District Sunday School Association
J. M. Dawson
Waco
Texas
H. de Groot Jr
Sunday School Council of Religious Education
Temple
W. H. H. Smith
Takoma Park Presbyterian Church
C. B. James
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church
Pearl M. Graham
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
Etta Mal Russell
Baltimore
MBE
Church South
Mise Meme Brockway
Northern Baptist Convention
Jessa Uy Smith
William E. Chalmers
Northern Baptist Conversion
Jesse Guy Smith
Meme Bockway
W. E. Chalmern
Bible Class Association
Presiding
Vesperson
Harry B. Gramm
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Frederick B. Harrie
Foundry M, B. Church
W. H. Hi. Smith
Christ In the Temple
Devo. Wonal
Arthur P. Black
D. H. P. Ingram
Waco Texas
Advertising man Henry Menjou visit fools locals in Frederick
Henry A. Menjou of a New York advertising agency visited Frederick today and caused a stir by his striking resemblance to his brother Albert Menjou the famous movie actor. He said he acted in four pictures in the past but left films for advertising and that Albert had just returned from Paris and would soon act in The King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Menjou
New York
Frederick
Albert
Henry Menjou
News-Post
Paris
Harold Rosaman Dead in Pleasantville Automobile Accident
Harold Rosaman of Pleasantville New Jersey and formerly Liberty Town was killed in a Saturday auto accident. He was the son of Edward and Lina Clay Roseman and the Liberty Town family is well known. No further details of the mishap were received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Harold Rosaman
Pleasantville
N. J
Yibertytown
Rossman
Edward
Lina Clay Roseman
Libertytown
Three Couples Married In Evening at Parsonage
Three couples were wed by Rev. Dr. Ulysses G. Rupp at the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage Saturday night between 8:30 and 10 o'clock. The Henson French nuptials occurred at 8:30, Jeanrenach Desilippis at 9, and Mise Johnson at 9:20, with respective attendants noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
Ulysses
G. Rupp
Paul R. Henson
Katherine J. French
Hagerstown
Daniel A. Haines
Beulah E. French
Thomas L. Jeanrenach
Emily (. Desilippis
Washington
Laurence BE. Boyer
Mia
Ida M. Sour
Grayson M. Mise
Frederick
Mary Lee Johnson
Mra. Harvey
Col Coolidge Recovered as Doctors Report Improvement
Colonel Coolidge shows rapid recovery with physicians stating he is out of danger for now. President and family plan to stay nearby a day or two before travel to Massachusetts for a commemorative address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tymouth
Cal
John Coolidge
Xinampycalt
Ti A. T. Sabie
Boston
Tewae
Final Meeting of the Christian Endeavor Society
The Evangtdeal Reformed church hosted a large Sunday night meeting led by Pastor Stew. Dr. Heart J. G. Kietter spoke on investing life for Christian service, with a varied program of readings, music, and talks on life plans and vocations. New officers were announced for fall, and farewell remarks were made for Richard Cort Dutrow who departs for Columbia University before sailing to Smyrna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart J. G. Kietter
Kietter
Nevin Hiser
Ace
Mia
Mand W
Ditmar
Katherine Trundie
Katharine Ri@fer
Roenpa Fahrney
Ife
Whitlam Sehrmidt
Phare
Teichard Cort Dutrow
Paul
Reno Harp
Margaret Motter
Antoune Cementa
Milas Elizabeth de- Tashiutt
Kleffer
Mixx Marguerite Null
Katharina Kieffer
Paul Rhoderick
Aliee Witter
Elizabeth del Ashmatt
Earthquake Ravages Santa Barbara Cities Wide Casualties Reported
The June 29 quake devastated Santa Barbara with 65 to 1000s dead or injured per reports while fires erupted and water mains flooded streets. San Francisco and Los Angeles offices warned of halted telegraph service and widespread hotel destruction including Arlington Hotel.
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Aseociated Press
Santa Barbara
Calif
Los Angeles
Southern Pacific Company
San Francisco
Southern Pacific Railway
Cal
Santa Harbara
Arlington Motel
Ufe
Arlington Hotel
Kanada
Bouthera Pacific Company
Secon
Falt
Calfornia
California
State Street
Joan of Hfe
Cabrillo House
Ventura
Bakerfield
Santa Barbera
Bakerie Field
Gibraltar Gam
Santa Ligo
el Centro
Bebersfiel
Weekly band concerts draw Mt Airy residents to town
Mount Airy hosts summer and early autumn band programs with a bandstand on main street near the railroad. Edgar C. Rady and Roy J. Smith manage concerts, Edgar J. Mercer oversees traffic. the third annual band concert for eight bands is slated for October 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
Mana Rens
Edgar C. Rady
Roy J. Smith
Edgar J. Mercer Hax Chietge
ML. Airy
Hatemony
Browningsrine
Onder
Mt. Alry
Washtington Grove
Hoyn
Baltimore
Volon Bridge Band
Washington Grove Rand
American Hand
King's Valeley Rand
Union Bridge Rand
M.be. Bunday School Rand
Browningaville Rand
Henry Keljera Rand
Fwytorerlte Rand
Modern Woodmen
Sheriff Auctions Still Seized Horse and Wagon
Sheriff Ingomar W. Albaugh conducted a public sale under confiscation law at the courthouse in Arthur Bents, Frederick, after a week of holding the horse, harness, and spring wagon seized from a still. Bidder Shepherdstown, W. Va. paid $22 for the outfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Ingomar W. Albaugh
Arthur Bents
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U. S
Florist
Miss Turner
H Noel Haller
Middle West
Rupp
Col Coolidge
Associated Press
Plymouth
Evan
Reformed Christian Endeavor Soclaty
Sydney Bulletin
Globe
First National Bank
Southern Pacifo Company
Montana
Velana
Mont
Helena
Great Falla
Viawalle
White Sulphur Springs
Santa Maria
Banta Barbara
Falla
Shepherdstown
W. Vata
Main Street
Dorothy Ellis
Washingt
D. T. Ordeman
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