Reformed Church Budget Fixes for Synod in May
Executive committee approves budgets for five church boards for three years led by Foreign Missions at 525000 and a merged Christian Education with Sunday School and Publication Board totaling about 190000. Also considers union of Reformed Church with United Brethren and Evangelical Synod. local delegates named for Maryland Classis. educational meeting notes from Atlantic City gathering.
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Indapapolis
Philaelphia
General Synod
Allen B
General Brned
Emory L. Cobientz
Muddleton
Fredericx
Bama
Evangelical Reformed Church
This Ear
General Committee
Wertherday
Biefer
Foreign Missions
Home Missions
Sunday
Christian Education
Church Government Committee
Charles E Schaeffer
Reformed Church
Reformed Church In
United States
United Brethren In Christ
The
Evangelice Synod of North America
Alvin Corner
Jefferson
John S. Adam
Middletown
A. LeRoy McCarden
Grover L. Michael
This City
Leslie N. Coblentz
Heart M Warrenfeitz
Emmitsburg
Reformed Educational Meeting
J. H. Appie
Association of Schools, Couses
Atlantic City
Meade
Cr Orge W. Richards
Theological Seminars
Lancaster
Wis
Ge L. Omomake
Weather surprises Fredericktonians with snow and rain
The Friday night turn in temperatures brought a mix of rain snow and hail as the day broke cold. Traffic was cautious as the weather lingered with temps dropping to freezing and forecasts warn of a rainy weekend inclining toward Washington inauguration day ceremonies.
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Unis
Frederkk City Hospital
Weather Bureau
Washington
Camp dates fixed for Maryland National Guard training
Brig. Gen. Milton A. Reckord announced summer field training for Maryland National Guard units. The First Maryland Infantry, Aviation Squadron, Fifty-eighth Brigade Headquarters, State Stam and Detachment, Fifth Infantry, Headquarters Company, Fifty-eighth Brigade, and the First Separate Company of Infantry will train at Camp Ritchie and Shepherds Field Martinsburg on specified dates from July 6 to August 23, with individual unit windows July 6 to Aug 4 or July 21 to Aug 4 or Aug 1 to 23.
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Mermand
National Guard
Camp Ritchie
Milton A. Reckord
Reckord
Maryland National Guard
Shepherds’ Field
Martinsburg
Delegation Chooses Grayson Palmer as Head in Frederick County
Frederick County House delegates unanimously elect Grayson Palmer of Frederick as chairman. The action follows a push from the appropriation council to reach a 300 dollar yearly allocation for the position. The report notes ongoing departmental and committee adjustments within the delegation.
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Gravee
Sco Palmer
Frederick County
House of Delegates
Grayson
Palmer
Frederick
Four Miles of Road to Be Built Here This Year
County officials report plans for four miles of new roads to be built in Frederick County this year. A new modern bridge over Bennett Creek near Money Creek is also planned funded by state bond issue. A connecting link from Old Price’s Distillery to Washington Road is contemplated pending final alignment.
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Middletown
Jefferson
London
Myersvill
Wolfsvile
Johnsville
Union Bridge
Inginnays
State Roads Commission
E Bennett
Sp Creek
Frederick County
Price's Distillery
Washington Road
Hyattstown
Two Mexican Flyers Headed to Washington nonstop
Mexico City March 2 AP Joaquin Gonzalez Pacheco and OC BE McMillin departed Valbuena field at 6 7 oclock this morning for a nonstop flight to Washington covering about 2300 miles. They seek Bolling Field in Washington and aim to arrive early Sunday. The effort mirrors Captain Emilio Carranzas earlier failed attempt.
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Mexico City
Mar. 2
Joaquin Gonzalez Pacheco
BE. McMillin
Valbuena
Mexico Cir
Washington
Bolling Fiehd
Charles A. Lindbergh
Emilio Carranza
North Carolina
Carranza
Mexico
Young Mexican Air
Snes
Dr Apple recalls four inaugurations from 48 years
The interview recounts Dr Apple detailing his experiences as a Pennsylvania National Guard member at four inaugurations. He describes marching on Pennsylvania Avenue, lodging at the central marker, and the caper of the Capital parade amid cold weather. He warns of pneumonia risks and notes later viewing options for the ceremony.
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DR. Apple
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh
Ninth
Congress
Capitol
Pennsylvania l Avenue
Potomac River
Pennexylvania Avenue
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Army
Jblue
N. G. BP
Asxeca
NS. G
White House
Afernoon
Warrer G. Harding
Peking Overrun by Revolting Nationalist Troops
In Peking the western district faced a brief revolt by about 1000 Nationalist troops from the north. Two people were killed and 35 wounded as insurgents firing from the Lama temple walls prompted loyal troops to intervene. The rebels were imprisoned and order restored.
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Peking
Lama Temple
Fter
Honor Dinner at Hood College Tonight
The Honor Dinner will be held at Hood College in Coblentz Hall at 6 o'clock. Dean Sara C. Lovejoy will serve as toastmistress for seniors with all B grades or higher. Principal speaker Dr. Mollie Carroll of Goucher College will discuss immigration and grad study, with guests including Dr. Joseph H. Apple, Dr. Esther Shaw, and advisers across class years.
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Hood College
Coblentz Hall
Sara C. Lovejoy
Mollie Carroll
Goucher College
Gladys Walck
Dorothy Iman
Dorothy Graphic
Kath
Market Balls Checked and Downward Trend Noted
Fragmented notes describe odd phrases and garbled text about market activity, spires, pace, and various items. The readable bits hint at a routine market check and general market conditions, but specifics are unclear due to heavy distortion.
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Resteréass
Rain Likely for Hoover Inauguration Monday
Weather forecasts say it will probably rain Monday morning the day of Herbert Hoover's inauguration. The District of Columbia may see rain and colder temperatures with easing winds as preparations for the parade proceed amid soggy conditions.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Herbert Hoover
District
Influenza Plagues Belgium with Rising Death Toll
Bruses Brussels March 2 4P Influenza deaths rise across Belgium as hospitals and undertakers struggle. In Mons undertakers and clergy delay funerals due to volume. A special grave-digging gang works nightly in frozen soil while physicians are overworked and priests seek convent aid for mass funerals.
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Brussels
Belgium
Mons
Four Die in Steubenville Ohio Fire at Home
Four people died in a house fire in Steubenville Ohio, including William Prim age 12 and Mrs Charles Crawford age 25 plus Charles Crawford 27 and Hhan Primm 42. The blaze destroyed their residence on Prim Street.
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Steubenville, C
St OF Steubenville
William Prim
Primm
Charles Craxford
Charles Crawford
Crawford
Hhan Primm
Darbe
Local dairy expands operations with new equipment and facility
Extensive improvements underway at the dairy include a bottle washer sterilizer and a Babcock testing machine to measure butter fat. The plant processes about 800 gallons daily for local distribution and up to 1,000 gallons during peak season. Owner Rothenhoefer has added buildings and leased space previously used by the Maryland Virginia Mill Producers' Association, with manager Kerman Gubisch overseeing the operation.
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Eryken
Babcock
Frederick
Pittsburgh
Ice 5
Haring
Rothenhoefer
East Eighth Street
Stree
Maryland, Virginia Mill Producers’ Association
Kerman
Gubisch
Executors Sale Real Estate and Stocks of Marcus Wertheimer
Executors Charles Wertheimer Francis Wertheimer and Central Trust Company realized 319857 50 from sale at courthouse. Properties on West Patrick Street including 201 223 sold to Gilmore R Flauts for 4025 and 4140 sums. other Patrick Street lots and rear Garrell Parkway parcels sold to Kemp James and Samuel Greenwald. One lot on North Beniz Street sold for 140. five acres of streetfront housing sold for 1800. one share of Attach Company stock valued at 31200. Reappointments and related notes appear in records.
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Marcus Wertheimer
Charles Wertheimer
Francis Wertheimer
Central Trust Company
West Patrick Street
Gilmore R. Flauts
Carrol Park
Mr. Flauts
Charles W. Stupp
John H. Grove
Samuel Green- Wald
Garrell Parkway
Thomas J. Kemp
North Beniz Street
William B. James
Gilmore RB. Flaubere
East Church Stite
Attach Company
Frederick Hotel
Cabinet Completions and Prohibition Legislation Update
The report notes Coolidge plans complete his cabinet with Robert P. Lamont as Secretary of Commerce and outlines other nominees. It also covers the Jones Prohibition Bill signed to raise penalties and empower deportation for alien violators, amid debate and political opposition. Senator McKellar attacks Mellon over Treasury refunds and qualifications, warning he would oppose a Hoover renomination.
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Tie Tommeiz
Henry Lo Samson
New York
Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Pennsylvania
James W. Good
Yown
Altommey
William D. Mitchell
Minnesota
Walter ¥. Brown
Ohio
Navy
Charles Frans
Adams
Massachusetts
Ray Ly«man Wilbur
Orale
Arthur M. Hyde
Missouri
Commerce
Robert P. Lamont
Ilinois
James J. Davis
Coolidge
Jones Bui
Washington
Jones Oil
White House
Tte
Tte Sponsors Have Explained To Mr. Coolridgs
Micass
McKellar
Mellon
Senate
Tennessee
Herbert Hoover
McBelar
Reed
Republican
McDon
Tes Park
Mello
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