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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1929
Page
1
Summer religious services to expand seating and use amplifiers
City churches plan larger audience participation this summer with added benches and broadcast amplifiers. Speakers to be announced on the night, starting June 30 at Calvary Methodist, with a rotating schedule through September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essant
Baskoe
Agervize
Calvary Methodist Church
G. Ellis Willams
Charles E. Wehler
C. Albert Gilson
Grayson H. Staley
Mass Leonora Rudy
Middletown
William A. Hariey
Louis Lo Wilses
C. Bert Gilson
Charles H. C. Rhos Mackley
Archie
Calvary Methodist
G. Ellis Williams
Grace Reformed
Chalmers W. Waick
First Baptist
Willam G. Royal
Evan Mbtiical Reformed
Henri L. G. Kieffer
United Brethren
George W W. Strine
Trinity Methodist
Willam CG. Smith
Church of the Brethren
Evangelical Lutheran
G. Rupp
Paul Delavier
Charles D. Shaffer
Presbyterian
Charles E. Weber
Kieffer
Wehler
Rice
Archie E. Fisher
J. H. Aulchee
Glenn H. McGregor
Glenn O. Garber
Presbyterian Church
League Pledges Read in Churches for Loyalty Sunday
The Rusican League announced a public pledge to be read in churches and Sunday Schools as part of Loyalty Sunday observance. It vows support for the President, calls for strict enforcement of law, and urges teaching reverence for laws in schools and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Washington
Rusican League
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Virginia mud keeps Hoover in Washington
President Hoover abandons Virginia visit plans due to heavy rain and mud. He remains in Washington to consider a brief automobile ride if conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Mud
Hoover
Washington
Plane fails in effort to break endurance mark
Pilot effort at Langdon Minnesota to fly 172 hours 32 minutes ends after 45 days of continuous operation. Crew names include Thorwald Owen Hall Johnson and others, with details obscured by damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorwald Owen Hall Johnson
Maier Trowbia
Langdon
Minn
Local Senate Slate Vies After Underwood Retirement
The slate opposes Heflin in a contest shaped by the retirement of Senator Oscar W. Underwood and the subsequent vacancy created by Hugo L. Bark. The scramble traces to shifts in leadership and party strategy from years past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slate
Oscar W. Underwood
Hugo L. Bark
Miss Gentry Near Death After Plane Crash
Roosevelt Field N Y June 23 AP Viola Gentry young aviation pilot suffered critical injuries in a crash that also killed Jack Ashcraft during an endurance flight with Three Musketeers. Doctors reported her skull fractures and internal injuries with slim chance of survival after a blood transfusion. Willam Wilbrich and the Musketeers received news of the accident by radiophone as the wounded pilot whispered for Wilbrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Field
Viola Gentry
Jack Ashcraft
Ashcraft
Miss Gentry
Willam Wilbrich
Marina Jensen
Ulbrich
Hoover offers two more Farm Board posts
Washington June 29 President Hoover offered Federal Farm Board membership to W S Mosezip of Lake Elmo Minnesota and C C Teague of Los Angeles They are considering the offers and no definite arrangements have been announced with headquarters in St Paul. Teague is reported to be agreeable to the move
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
W. S
Mosezip
Lake Elmo
Minn
C. C. Teague
Los Angeles
Teague
St. Paul
Teague Bs
Another Soldier Dies From Plane Crash Injuries
Corporal Elmer Barry died at Nassau County Hospital from injuries and burns after a plane he rode in with Lieutenant Maxwell Balfour burst into flames and fell 2,000 feet yesterday near Mineola New Jersey. Balfour is reported to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
N. J
Elmer Barry
Nassau County Hospital
Maxwell Balfour J
Oriz
Balfour
Navy awards first contracts for two light cruisers
The Navy Department awarded contracts for construction of the first two light cruisers of its 13 cruiser program. Puget Sound Navy Yard and Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp of New York won the awards for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Tocar
Puget South Navy Yard
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation of
New York
Unclear Text Item on Highway Scene
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a highway stretch with references to men, staued and tars. The legible parts do not yield a coherent event, date, or entities to form a proper news card.
Conference on Missions Opens at Hood Monday
The Conference on Missions opens Monday at Hood with Rev. A V Casselman delivering the opening address. D D Cosselman leads inaugural events in Brodbeck Hall at 7 45 PM and speakers include Rev G W Schroer Morioka Japan Rev E L Beck Yochow China Emory E L Coblentz Frederick and Middletown. Classes organize Tuesday morning after Bible hour 8 20 to 9 daily under Rev John D Noss Ph D Lancaster with home mission theme The Tie and instructors Greta Aldene De Chant Ruth Heinmiller and Eathrm McKee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Wil
D. D
FT. de V. Postoffite
John NM. DeChatown
Lentz
J. Lewis
Brodbeck Hall
A V. Casselman
Board For Foreign Missions
E Reformed 'Church
Philadelphia
Ln Brodbeck Hall
Res
G. W. Schroer
Morioka
Japan
China
EL . Beck
Yochow
Emory EL. Coblentz
Frederick
Middletown
I. W. Hendricks
Chambersburg
John D. Noss
Lancaster
Greta P. Aldene DeChant
Hanover
Ruth Heinmiller
Cleveland
Aliss Eathrm McKee
York
Brunswick Man Held on Liquor Charge in Dry-Law Raid
Deputies led a raid in Brunswick arresting James Fowble on liquor law violations. Evidence included liquor for sale, with bond set at 300 dollars for court. A separate case involved Rudvert Brutus, released on own recognizance after a theft charge. A Wednesday marriage notice names George R Gehr and Bessie V Grouze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gnight
James Fowble
Brunswick
Verner Redmond
Clyde Hauver
Ira Rout
Walter Axtine
Rudvert Brutus
Washington bootleg gin trade versus diplomatic circles
The piece notes rampant bootlegging in the national capital with gin and other alcohol selling at inflated prices from $2 to $20 a carton. It mentions the complicity of diplomats and officials, the effect on prices, and references to political figures and scrutiny in Washington society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rettice
Iit
Bali
Nation
ecEers
Washington
Synod Council Meeting Set for July 16 in Baltimore
A Synod of Baltimore Presbyterian church session called for July 16 in Baltimore to choose the site for the next synod, with no postponement for payment of French debt. The note mentions Stimson and Claudel in relation to a possible French debt decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synod Council
Baltimore
Synod of Baltimore
The
Presbyterian Church
Sion
Paris
Stimson
Ambacaor Claudel
Judge Urner On Maryland Bar Association Committee
Judge Urner is noted for involvement with the Maryland Bar Association committee. The report highlights his role and the committee's ongoing activities within the legal community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Urner
MD. Bar Assn
Bus crash in Youngstown injures 28 near Isburgh Detert
Six people were seriously hurt and 22 rushed to hospitals after a Nevin Line bus from Isburgh to Detert toppled into a seven foot ditch near Youngstown Ohio. Authorities cited a blocked descent by a car for the accident. Among the seriously injured were Eugene Pasquaia Samuel Schuman CHM Myers John Irvine Gus Glance and Frank Zakaverich all sustaining fractures and dislocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yooungstain
Ohio
Nevin Line
Isburgh
Detert
Tariy
Eugene Pasquaia
Sharpsburg
Samuel” Schuman
New York
Chm
Myers
Cleveland
Sp Joln Irvine
Youngstown
Gus Glance
Frank Zakaverich
Pittsburgh
Four Spanish Flyers Found Near Azores by British Carrier
British plane carrier Eagle rescued four Spanish flyers after their two motor plane was damaged near the Azores. Major Ramon Franco and three companions were picked up to reach safety, while the Spanish consul at Gibraltar was notified. Madrid greeted the news with street demonstrations as Franco and crew were reported alive despite the wrecked craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Maria
Greldon
Cartagena
Azores
Madrid
Franco
Ramon Pranco
Offcer
Eduardo Gonzalez Gallarza
Jule Ruiz de Alda
Pedro Madariaga
247 Children Attend Bible School Under Association
Splendid attendance at the Daily Vacation Bible School under the Priderick City Ministerial Association at the Church Street School building reports Miss Julia Etebleon, principal. About GH boys and girls aged five to twelve attend daily 9 to 11:30 with a closing program July 12 featuring Daniel in the Lion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priderick City
Daniel
Ministerial Association
Mary Louise Day
Ahd
Debesin
Burich
Ficion Heim
Ainic
C. E. Wehler
Plan Reception for St Rockville Pastor Next Week
The Catholic church plans a reception at St Rockville Monday night for the 17 year pastor of St M who leaves soon to take charge of St John's in Frederick. An informal gram was planned with a caravan and refreshments.Roger Shaw, Catholic representative, spoke about the farm of 135 acres valued at £614.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Rockville Monda
St. M 4
St John's Church
Frederick
Roger Shaw
Seiler to Toor Coast Leaves Lutheran Pastor for Trip
Reverend Mr Seiler and his family depart Tuesday by automobile for the coast. He serves at a Lutheran church and will be away during weeks. Rev Dr Herder will lead services in his absence. East Third Street properties are listed in court records No 21 2830.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Seiler
Toor Coast
Y. Goorke
Seiler
In Lutheran Church
Herder
Dysburg
the Po
East Third St
Persis
East Third Street
Deny Capone's Plea for Prison Release
Philadelphia June 29 AP The criminal division of the Municipal Court dismissed the writ of error seeking release for Al Capone now serving a year for carrying a loaded pistol Judge John E Walsh refused bail pending appeal and heard the writ arguments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Criminal Division
Municipal Court
Alphonse
al’ Capone
Chicago
John E. Walsh
Capone
Warrants Issued For Two In Maugansville Bank Robbery
Hagerstown June 29 AP A warrant has been issued for Paul Re Besson and another suspect in the Maugansville Bank robbery. Donald Haraugh, a material witness and friend of Hesmon, was detained after questioning by State's Attorney Harper Ballentine. Hesmon allegedly planned to flee to Boulder Dam Col. The Maugansville bank raid disrupted the Hagerstown Bank and Trust Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Paul Re
Besson
Maugansville
Beeing
Toda
Harper Ballentine
Donald Hareaugh
Hesmon
Harbaugh
Boulder Dam
Maugamsvile
Hagerstown Bank and Trust Company
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