Review of assessments to begin in Washington county
Washington county commissioners will start a week long review Friday of about 3,000 assessment cards for Frederick city property valuations. Dissatisfaction over reassessments in Frederick and Montgomery counties sparked the action, with plans for a Hagerstown mass protest against county tax assessments.
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Frederick City
Frederick
Montgomery County
Hagerstown
Residents and Taxpayers’ League
Board of County Commissioners
Groh
Mr. Groh
Washington County
Federal Farm Loan Board
Cty
Aso
State Tax Commission
Gur G. Gantz
L. J. Or Tick
Board of County Commisioners
Pittsburgh Mother Kills Two Babies Then Attempts Suicide
In Pittsburgh on March 8, Mrs. Catherine Ward stabbed her 3 year old son Billy and strangled 8 month old Dorothy May in a bathtub, then cut her wrists with a razor. A note claimed the children were better off. Neighbors reported she had been ill for some time.
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Pittsburgh
Catherine Ward
Billy
Dorothy May
Calvary Church Holds Fourth Quarterly Conference
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church concluded its fourth quarterly conference with Rev. Dr. Edwin T. Mowbray presiding. Reports show growth and solid finances as membership reaches 1,005. Delegates were named for the Harlem Park conference and the Lay Electoral Conference, with numerous officers and committees appointed for the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Edwin T. Mowbray
Hagerstown
Calvary Church
Baltimore
Harlem Park Methodist Episcopal Church
R. Ames Hendrickson
Cc. A. Gilson
E. S. Rice
Jelso
R Rush Lewis
Casper E. Cline
Kansas City
Missouri
Pie Ek
C. Cline
W. E. Filer
Geo. W. Heinlein
R. Push Lewis
Edgar C. McBride
Spencer
Stull
Wagner
L. L. Wilson
A. Leary
J. R. Yingling
Harry McDonald
C. F. Goodell
Hammond Clary
Ransom Lewis
C. E. Cline
R. Rush Lewis
Epworth Wezgine
Virginia Cline
Ladies’ Aid
L. W Mehriing
Jeannie de- Tashmuti
Mary Dill
Charles Tammany
Etla Cook
Temperance
R. R Lewis
W. A. Harley
EH. Heinlein
Rice
W. E. Filler
K. Moore
R. L Ford
C. H. Rhoderick
S. Atkinson
G. W. Heinlein
A. A. Radcliff
R.A. Hendrickson
C. Albert Gilson
R. R. Lewis
C. FE. Cline
FE Mullinix
W. E. Tiller
L. J. Wilson
A. Gilson
G. E. Williams
Trier of Appeals
Sherman
Bowers
Annual Meeting of Clubwomen Set for March 22
Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs plans March 22 events in Winchester Hall with Miss Mary Meek Atkeson delivering the afternoon address. Officers up for re election include President Mrs. M. D. Coblentz and Vice President Mrs. Ira Davis. enrollment aims to grow beyond 634 members.
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Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs
Federation
Helen Pearson
Court House
Winchester Hall
Mary Meek Atkeson
M. D. Coblentz
Middletown
Ira Davis
Hyattstown
W. E. Kindley
Miss Atkeson
Thomas Culler
Ballenger
E. E. Dixon
Pearson
H. L. Davis
Monrov
University of Maryland
Southern
Northern District Federation of Women's Clubs
Westminster
Myersville
W. B. Werner
Stella ‘Beatty
Molly Smith
L.C. Powell
C. M. Frye
Ira L. Davis
Harry Borie
Valerie Overman
W. M. Nicodemus
M. D. Goblentz
H. C. Swansley
Clifford Miler
Marie Miller
A. G. McKinney
C. W. Kidd
W. T. Griffith
Edgar Nicodemus
Anna Thomas
Thos. P. Culler
Vernon Coblentz
Simon Koogle
L. E. Sigafoose
Leake Wright
Elmer Dixon
Grace Burgee
Windsor Davis
A. G. Davis
Wm. Biser
Luther Dusard
T. E. Zimmerman
Rhadelia Zimmerman
Walter LeGore
J. A. Saxton
Oliver King
J. P. Feiser
Myrtie Carter
Edw. Windsor
Paul Ahalt
Iamsville Woman's Club
Woman's Club of
Fjamsville
H. C. Swomley
Mis
Marie Mulfin
Eugene Brady
America
Reading
Margaret Clark
Miss Brady
Ben Bolt
Clifford Miller
Joe
Hood College Mass Meeting Highlights European Student Federation
Miss Marx Hermes, representative of the International Student Federation from England, spoke at Hood College on Wednesday afternoon. She compared the Student Federation of Europe with the American federation and described how the European body assists American students studying abroad, noting its organized hospitality commissions.
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Hood
Miss Marx Hermes
International Student Federation
England
Hood College
Miss Hermes
Student Federation of
Europ
Federation of American Students
Market Upward Faces Profit Taking In Early Trading
Market action resumed in New York with speculative moves but momentum faded as profit taking reduced volume. General Motors hit a new high for the fifth straight day though trading slowed. oil, utilities, and sector leads showed reduced activity and modest gains remained.
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New York
Tnday
General Motors
Were in Washington When Filling Station Robbed
James Daily and Richard Rogers face trial for robbery at Gem Filling Station near Frederick. They allegedly entered the station on December 27, assaulted manager George Alger, and rifled the cash register for over $45. Sheriff Roderick traced and arrested them days later. Defense rests on alibi claiming they were in Washington. Prosecution by William M. Storm. defense by Winebrenner and Sinn. Jury members listed. arguments began at the afternoon session.
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Gem
Frederick
Buckeystown
Georgetown
James Daily
Richard Rogers
John S. Newman
Daily
Rogers
Montgomery County
George Alger
W. GC. Roderick
Nahington
Alger
Florence Marlett
Velma Perry
Irene Speaks
Meredith Speaks
Joseph Recketts
Charles Recketts
Irene Reid
William M. Storm
Winebrenner
Sinn
David A. Adams
Roy E. Lewis
Cyrus W. Blickenstaff
D. Grant Miller
Wilbert L. Smith
Elliott L. Wachter
Samuel M. Renner
Mahlon L. Rice
Samuel E. Etzler
John W. Snook
Oscar W. Holter
William H. Troxell
Wife Denies Hinchcliffe To Try American Flight
Mrs. Hinchcliffe told the Associated Press in London that Captain Walter G. R. Hinchcliffe planned a flight to India and would not depart this week. She said he had no intention of flying to the United States until after a India trip.
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Cranwell Airdrome
England
Walter G. R. Hinchcliffe
Atlantic
London
Hinchcliffe
Associated Press
American College Attacked by Egyptian Students
In Cairo the American College faced a student assault during disturbances linked to the Anglo-Egyptian question. Defenders sustained minor injuries including Principal Dr Russell as gates were smashed and windows broken. Earlier protesters targeted nationalist headquarters and clashed with police. Meanwhile Mr and Mrs Harry FE Phobus welcomed a daughter at Frederick Cry Hospital. mother and child are well.
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Cairo
Egypt
Mar
American College
Russell
Tere
Clrik
Harry FE
West South Street
Frederick Cry Hospital
Plans for Addition to Thurmont School Advance
Frederick County Board of Education discussed building programs at Brunswick Thurmont and other areas at a regular meeting. Plans for the Thurmont addition have been completed and await state approval while the board supports community improvements and offers financial assistance if funds allow.
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Frederick County
Department of Education
County Board of Education
Leslie W. Coblentz
Central School
Sunnyside
Adamstown
Jefferson
Sthocla
Hood College Honors Dinner Recognizes High Scholars
The fourth annual Honor Dinner honors Hood College students who have not earned below a B in the first semester. About forty students attend in Coblentz dining hall with guests including President and Mrs. Apple, Miss Sara Lovejoy, and Miss Katharine Arnold. Speakers include Mr. Rowntree and Dean Katharine Trundle. the event features faculty leaders and student editors.
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Hood College
Coblentz
Joseph H. Apple
Sara Lovejoy
Katharine Arnold
Arthur Rowntree
York
England
Rowntree
Apple
Katharine Trundle
Katharine Kieffer
Brodbeck Hall
Frederick
Grace Lough
Dorothy Nicodemus
Lucille Norris
Gladys Remsburg
Katharine Trundie
Katharine Biehl
Sarah Quinn
Ruth Sensbach
Georgette Redanz
Flushing
N. Y
The
Herald
the Blue
Lenten Service At Head College Delivers Practical Sermon
At the Wednesday Lenten service Rev G Elis Williams presided with devotional exercises. Dr Witham contrasted Christ’s guidance to his apostles with Markham’s Shoes of Happiness noting happiness lies in character love and service not material possessions. Miss Eulaia Bagien aiding sister Sara Hanlon returns home to Cincinnati Ohio.
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Head College
G. Elis Williams
Calvary Methodist Episco
Palchrach
Dr. Witham
Giscipleg
Edwin Markham
Dr. Wiliams
Eulaia Bagien
Sara Hanlon
Cincinnati
Ohio
Senate May Halt Abuse Of Policy
Congress plans a resolution to redefine when the United States will protect American lives and property abroad. Senators Nye and Beck back a pledge that the U S will not guarantee or defend investments overseas with force, and citizens abroad will rely on local laws with no armed intervention.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Mar
Congress
Nicaraga
Senate
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Beck
Wlaconain
House
United States
House Committee
National Bureau of Information
Education
Bureau
New York
Charles Evans Hughes
Latin America
Havana
General Motors Shares Jump on Strong Earnings
General Motors common rose $1.50 to a new high of 151.50 on the New York Stock Exchange as details from its annual report boosted buying. About 2,000,000 GM shares traded in the past week, the largest weekly total for the issue, fueling early market buoyancy after an uneven start.
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New York
Mar
General Motors Common
Stock Exchange
General Motors
General
Girl Who Would Wed Now Denies Family In Need
Baltimore March 8 AP Frances Joyce Feish of York Pennsylvania denies that her family is in need after her appeal for a Baltimore fan with $6500 as a husband was published. She says her brothers and sisters were offended and that she needs the money to explain later. The News had attributed poverty to her family and claimed parental separation.
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Baltimore
Frances Joyce Feish
York
Baltimore News
Robberies Hit Borin Mfg Company in Cicero Heist
Two robbers bound watchmen at Borin Manufacturing Company in Cicero early Tuesday. They opened safes containing 715000 in nonnegotiable securities and jewelry and stole patent formulas contracts and a customer list. President Nathan Borin valued the company at 500900. officials say many items appear canceled and worthlessness to buyers remains.
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Chicago
March & (Ap
Borin Manufacturing Company
Cicero
Jeaelry
Nathan Rorin
Republicans Paid Out 600000 to Organize Foreign Language Press
The Senate Teapot Dome Committee showed prominent Republicans in 1919 funded an organization of foreign language newspapers with about 600000 in bonds and obligations. Witnesses Patten Hodges and Pessin named origins and buyers, noting the deal aimed at political purposes and linking to the Republican campaign chest.
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Washington
Senate
John T. Pratt
New York
Patten
Upham
United States
National Committee
Pate
Upeham
Jefferson Hospital
Walsh
Chicago
Cmpaign Fund
Grain Dealer
William Wrigley, Jr
McCormicks
Cyrus Iy McCormick
Republican War Chest
Nye
England Newman Wedding in Washington D C Me
The marriage of Mike Emma Newman of this city and Mr Nathan Joseph England of Urbana occurred Wednesday afternoon in Washington D C. After the ceremony Mr and Mrs England left for a wedding trip in the South.
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England
Newman
Mike Emma Kk. Newman
Nathan Joseph England
Urbana
Washington
Lions Elect Two Members at Frederick Club Meeting
A busy Frederick Lions Club luncheon at the Francis Scott Key hotel heard a talk on bacteria in milk and products by Walter England. Two new members, Jesse W. Kolb and Arthur R. Renneburg, were welcomed and the club invited to attend Winchester Lions on April 10. Rev. W. C. Royal presided. guests included members from Winchester and Baltimore.
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Frederick Lions Club
Francis Scott Key
Walter England
England
Jesse W. Kolb
Arthur R. Renneburg
Winchester Club
W. C. Royal
E. Herbert
Winchester Lions Club
George Emmans
John R. Widson
O. F. Amick
This City
Philp Baer
Baltimore
Robert L. Baumsum
Kwellin
China
Poultry Train Attracts Largest Frederick County Crowd
About 500 men and women from Frederick County visited the Baltimore and Ohio poultry train, conducted with the U S Department of Agriculture Maryland Poultry Association and University of Maryland Extensiv e Service. The train, stopped in Rockville and headed to Keenepville, featured exhibits and demonstrations. local staff assisted.
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Frederick County
Baltimore and Ohio
United States of Agriculture
Maryland Poultry Association
University of Marveland
Rockeville
Keadpeeville
Livesteddt
Nemine Co
Tee Aetary Wt
Henry Korenaledsty Icion Pearson
Miss Baker
Demeter
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March
Charles A. Lindbergh
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Ryan
Thomas G. Lanphier
Selfridge Field
Mich
Henry Breckinridge
Lanphier
Board of Directors of Rural Federation
New York Bureau
Alexander Lubh Brook
Irn
Thurmont
State Department of Education
J. A. Patten
Stewart
LIONS
Witt Winchester
Henry Edward Warner
Baltimem
Mondax
Oelock
Eclock
Pranswick High
Pusile
Tussday
O’elock
Walkereville Wich
Velock
Frederick Saan
Wvelock
Thurmont Wich
Velock Emmitssern
Scheel
Dera
March &Am
Fa” Stinses
Stront
George Haldeman
Lake St Clare
Edie
Sy Way
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