Baltimore Mayor Predicts Unprecedented Prosperity During Era
Mayor Howard W. Jackson told Frederick Kiwanis at Hotel Frederick that the nation faces a period of greatest prosperity, with unemployment high but productive capacity expanding. He urged responsible business leaders to accept new social measures as investments, praising service clubs and cautioning that delays could endanger future generations. Three arrests followed a Memorial Park disturbance.
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Howard W. Jackson
Baltimore
Frederick Kiwanians
Kiwanians
Hotel Frederick
Jackson
Jarcsut
Sam H. Rosenlstock
Orext
Ayor Jackson
E. D. Crouch
Rivera
John LaMotte
B. J. Keenan
Winchester
Wamplers Found Not Guilty At La Plata
Charles county Circuit Court jury acquitted Mr and Mrs T Morris Wampler of manslaughter in the death of Charles Adams 65 handyman on their Fenwick estate The verdicts came after about 30 minutes of deliberation Mrs Wampler denied striking Adams while Allen Buck 26 author and state witness testified that all three struck Adams after he allegedly abused Mrs Wampler during a drinking party on April 29
Community Notes From Lime Kiln Md June Update
Local brief items from Lime Kiln Maryland list June visits and relocations. Ruth Feaga returns to Hyattsville for summer. Fredrick residents Mr and Mrs Rumpf and son Bobby visit. Keilhottz visit Howse family. Charles Brosius III returns from Notre Dame. Gloria Brandenburg visits Rice family. Catsail family moves to Plummer property. J M Hoover takes B&O Railroad agent post here. C E Whipp moves to Barnesville as agent. Mrs George Wilson visits Feaga family. Rebetta Jacobs from Fred...
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Lime Kiln
Ruth Feaga
Hyattsville High School
Robert Rumpf
Bobby
Frederick
Rumpf
Glen Keilhottz
Paul Howse
Charles Brosius
Notre Dame
Ind
Gloria Brandenburg
Wamsville
Charles L. Rice
X& James Catsail
Lewis
Wm. BE. Plummer
J. M. Hoover
B. & O. Railroad Company
C. E. Whipp
Barnesville
George Wilson
Hagerstown
L. E. Feaga
Rebetta Jacobs
Fred
Smithsburg Local News and Personal Notices
Smithsburg updates report several illnesses and visits, including Louise Warner’s hospital transfer to Washington County Hospital. K G Potter falls ill at his Smithsburg office and returns home to Warnesboro. Robert Barkdoll remains bedridden, Edward Prior and son Merle from York visit, John Pauline Tewson from New York visits family, and Mrs Cora Brown and daughter from Darton Ohio visit friends. Clergy and locals attend social events as James R. Kline recovers and Clvrde Shaffer buys the Diffendall house for 900 at the Willard Hotel in Smithsburg. Lightning slightly damages the John Uncer home near Battletown. Mrs Amos M Smith hosts guests at Warner’s Hollow. About 300 Quincy orphan children ride buses to Pleasant Valley for evangelistic services on June 19. Vera Wolfe visits Caetta Kuhn. J R McClellan of Leffersburg announces Catherine McClellan’s marriage to Warren W Vincent of New Orleans June 14 at St Bernard Parish Louisiana. ceremony officiated by Judge A P Lucas. attendants Mrs Marion McKinnon and Ingvald Mattsen. couple to reside in New Orleans.
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Smithsburg
Louise Warner
Warner's Hollow
Jessie Warner
Washington County Hospital
K. G. Potter
Warnesboro
Robert Barkdoll
Edward Prior
Merle
York
John Pauline Tewson
New York
Arthur Lee Tewson
Cloverly
Cora Brown
Darton
Samuel Hershburger
Emma Cooper
James R. Kline
Clvrde Shaffer
Diffendall
Green Row
Willard Hotel
John Uncer
Battletown
Amos M. Smith
Quincy
OU. B
Pleasant Valley
Vera Wolfe
Caetta Kuhn
J. R. McClellan
Leffersburg
Catherine McClellan
Warren W. Vincent
New Orleans
St Bernard Parish
Louisiana
A. P. Lucas
Marion McKinnon
Glendale
Calif
Ingvald Mattsen
Bergen
Norway
Social notes recap visits with local families
Miss Rosalee Jewel is spending time with Mr. and Mrs. George Castile near Frederick, while Erick spent several days of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Mehr Cook.
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Erick
Mrs. Mehr Cook
Rosalee Jewel
Mrs. George Castile
Frederick
Civil War veterans spend night in Gettysburg trip
A group of Civil War veterans, led by Mr. Quaco, stay at the Franc Scott Key hotel in Gettysburg as part of anniversary ceremonies. The Michigan native, 93, recounts service in Michigan volunteers, battles in Tennessee and Kentucky, a Confederate prisoner stint, and a escape from fatal wounds, while detailing daily rations and his long tobacco and beer habits.
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Scott Key
Quuaro
Lafesette
Gray
Bana
Fla
Confederacy
Quaco
A E Meyers
Lafase
Gettysburg
Michigan
Boor
Thomas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Resaca Tenn
Stone's River, Tenn
Quacs
Wabash Rairoad
Atlanta
F. P. Reese
Meyers
Harris
Chinese Fight To Recapture Fort At Matawchen Boom
On June 29 Chinese troops fought to retake a fort guarding the Matawchen Boom, the sunken junk barrier 175 miles downriver from Hankow. Chinese reports said a Japanese assault captured one fort, but the line remained intact and a counter-offensive was begun.
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Shanghai
Matawchen
Yangtze River
Hankow
Matowchen
Author Of The Week John Selby on Harvard leader Lowell
John Selby profiles Lawrence Lowell who served about thirty years at Harvard and led the university as president. The piece previews his urbane prose collection What a President Has Learned, noting broad coverage and thoughtful reflections from Lowell on his tenure.
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Lawrence Lowell
Harvard
Macnullin
Court News: Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Listed marriage licenses include Lester E. Krum and Sarah Catherine Shade from Danville and Milton, plus several others. Property deeds record transfers from Blumenauer to Osburn and Grove to Osburn, with nominal sums. Equity matters name Weaver Bros Inc and Carroll Wright, and trust jurisdiction is sought in the Emma E Suman will case with attorney Leslie N. Coblentz.
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Lester E. Krum
Danville
Sarah Catherine Shade
Milton
Lawrence J. Elder
Emmitsburg
Sarah L. Fiscel
Gettysburg
Charles N. Cornelius
Brunswick
Helen V. Phillips
Weverton
E. Meredith Eberhart
Annie E. Johnson
Mansfield
Ohio
Lewis R. Violette
Rockville
Helen M. Krug
Clinton
Power of Attorney
Weaver Bros, Inc
Carroll Wright
Joseph W. L. Carty
Emma E Suman
Leslie N. Coblentz
Knott faces three magistrates over drunken driving cases
In two days Donald Knott of Emmitsburg appeared before three magistrates in Thurmont and Emmitsburg on charges including drunken driving, reckless driving, disturbing the peace, and assault and battery. He was acquitted on intoxication, fined for reckless driving, fined for disturbing the peace, and released on bond after a jury trial for the assault and battery charge.
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Donald Knott
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Frank J. Campbell
Burgess M. J. Thompson
Knott
A. W. Ecker
Raising a Family by Olive Roberts Barton
A parenting piece cautions on honesty in children and outlines how to handle fabrications. It urges parents to listen, understand a child's motives, and guide behavior by replacing bad habits with new interests and trusted role models.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Truth and promises drive careful daily living
The speaker urges unwavering attention to truth and keeping promises. Children face struggles, yet truth must guide every moment. The message emphasizes integrity as essential in daily life and in fulfilling commitments.
Deed Filed For Blumenauer Home Sale On Lindbergh Ave
A deed was recorded in the clerk of court's office for the sale of Mrs Mary Katherine Blumenauer's home on Lindbergh avenue in the western city section to Robert D Oscurm. Consideration was about $6 008.
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Mary Katherine Blumenauer
Lindbergh Avenue
Robert D. Oscurm
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Guy Barthlow
Josh Herrt
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Wael
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Tenn
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la Plata
Colton Manor
Atlantic City
Pennsylvania Avenue
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Cail
Markell & Ford
By John Selby
Court News
Robert D. Osburn
John W Grove
John L. Smith
Maude I
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Corner Market and
Second Sts
Maryland
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Padua
Epeshkang
Carter
Harmitss
Orphans Court
Orphans’ Court
Ah Tostember
J. Welty Fahrney
Cort
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
West Patrick St. Frederick
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General Electric
OTL
Modern Lighting CO
N. Market St
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McCleery’s Jewelry Store
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