Annual Meeting of Frederick City Hospital Managers
The Frederick City Hospital Board of Managers met Tuesday at 2 PM in the Nurses Home. Officers were elected and committees named, with progress reported on Baker and Shank wings and the Thomas Johnson Memorial addition. February figures showed 198 patients treated and 135 admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Cityospital
Casper E. Cline
W. R. DeLashmutt
Emory I. Coblentz
Grayson E Bowers
Charles W. Ross, Jr
Richard F. Nailin
Ida Markey
A. Leroy McCardell
David Cramer
Kate Ramsburgh
David Lowenstein
House Committee
Frank C. Norwood
W. Clinton McSherry
Say Ex. Motter
Welty Fahberner
Jacob Rohrback
Schaeffer T. Hargett
Edwin C. Markell
Casper E Cline
C. M. Shank
Emory L. Soblentz
D. Charles Winebrewer
Samuel Rosenstock
Thomas Johnson
Board of Managers
Two British Officers Die in Plane Wreck at Manston
Two British officers were killed when their plane collided with another aircraft near Manston Kent. The second plane managed a safe landing. A separate note reports a surprise birthday party at the home of Mr and Mrs Warner Hahn Walkersville with many guests and festive activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manston
Kent
England
Warner Hahn
Walkersville
Hahn
Edward Beard
Edward Hamilton
Chaile Etzler
M. C. Valee
Claxton C. Hahn
Gertrude Nicodemus
Grace Tochner
Helen Beard
Margaret Hamilton
Ruth Beard
Alma Beard
Margarete Beard
Messrs
Reese Warner
Normat Harman
Gilmore Hamilton
Austin Hamilton
Abner Hahn
Paul Beard
John Beard Jr
Wood College selects Miss Georzette Redanz as SGA president
Miss Georzette Redanz, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Redanz of Riuehuna New York, has been elected president of the Wood College Student Government Association for 1928 1929. She has served three years as a prefect in student government and is a member of the student curriculum committee and the honor committee. She was vice president of her class in her freshman year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudent
Georzette Redanz
Mro
Ralph RL Redanz
Riuehuna
N .Y
Wood College
Redanz
Studert
World War Talk by Chaplain at Hood College
Thomas Turheon moderates a discussion on great troop movements and world conditions. Chaplain General of the Moisaty Order will speak at Hood Colleges on March 15 under Contemporary Chih auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooney Dickson
Sprak
Eoghme Gieme
Thomas Turheon
Moisaty Order
Hood Colleges
Weloek
Thekson
Widow Sues For Damages After Husbands Death In Accident
Mrs. Sarah Ellen Minor, widow of Herbert J Minor of Sandy Hook, sues Forest G Mohler of Brunswick for 10000 dollars claiming negligent operation of a car on the state highway between Sandy Hook and Weverton caused Minor’s death after severe injuries and blood poisoning from an accident on September 18, 1926. Mohler’s defense asserts Minor and companions were intoxicated and walking on a curve, and thatMohler could not see them in time. Trial began before Chief Judge Hammond Urner and Associate Judge John S S Newman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
Weverton
Hammond Urner
John S.S. Newman
Sarah Ellen Minor
Herbert J Minor
Forrest G. Mohler
Brunswick
Herbert Minor
Moller
Minor
Frederick City Hospital
Mohler
E. A. James
A. M. Wood
William M. Storm
Samuel E. Etzler
Roy E. Lewis
Cyrus W. Blickenstaff
Jonas L. Burrier
Wilbert L. Smith
Ellott L. Wachter
David A. Adams
John F. Daugherty
William H. Troxell
Emerson D. E Burrier
Carlton Db. Beachley
Charles P. Troxell
Eli G. Haugh
John H. Martz
Jewels Presented at DeMolay Past Master Night
About 75 members of the Frederick Chapter Order of DeMolay attended the Past Master Councilors Night at the Masonic Temple. Jewels were presented to past masters George T. Cramer Arthur C. L. Rhoads Alton Carr Whitmore Russell L. Michael Eric C. Summers and E Bernard Davis with Melvin McC Engle and Thomas J. Schaeffer to receive later. Rev S Charles Hoover delivered the address and Edgar K Moore presented the jewels. New officers elected Master Councilor David H Yinger Senior Councilor C Paul Roderick Junior Councilor Ralph W Marsh Scribe Gus William Lusz Treasurer Addison O Moberly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Order of de Molay
Masonic Temple
George T. Cramer
Arthur C. L. Rhoads
Alton Carr Whitmore
Russell L. Michael
Eric C. Summers
E. Bernard Davis
Melvin McC. Engle
Thomas J. Schaeffer
S. Charles Hoover
Harrisbore
Grace Reformed Church
Mr. Hoover
Pilgrim
DeMolay
Harrisburg
Edgar K. Moore
David, H. Yinger
C. Paul Roderick
Ralph W. Marsh
Gus William Lusz
Addison O. Moberly
Court News Property Deeded and Equity Case
Court notes show property deeds for Hattie S Teather and husband in Charles WH Clagcott with $14. Cyrus F Frank and others in James H Steele with $10. G Leicester Thomas et al in D C Gibson with $14. Equity Case involving Robert P L Dreneharc and John Z Droneharg with Katie J Dronehars. foreclosure of a chattel mortgage via Rohrback. marriage license for Ephraim Bo Mast and Engle 24 both of Bal and Vande fimo. a survey cites half of manufacturing women as married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie S Teather
Charles WH. Clagcott
W. Reland
James H. Steele
Cyrus F Frank
Thfe
Wests
Nicodemus
Leicester Thomas
Alto
Gibson
Robert PL
Dreneharc
John Z Droneharg
Katie J. Dronehars
Morthanees
Grover No Carpentier
Rohrback
Ephraim Bo Mast
Engle
Bal
Vande Fimo
Frederick County Educators Meet in County Group Conferences
Frederick County high school principals and teachers held the first in a series of group conferences at Frederick High School. Sessions addressed Latin and social studies instruction with speakers including Miss Ziegler Miss Gardiner Mr Biser and Mr Dubel. Otterbein Guild elects new officers and the Central Building and Loan Club discusses Series No 14 opening April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Frederick High School
I. Jewell Simpson
G. Lloyd Palmer
W. K. Klingaman
Ziegler
Gardiner
Biser
Dubel
Thurmont High School
David Zimmerman
Helen J. Woodley
Building and Loan Club
Central Building and Loan Club
Francis Scott Key
J. A Long
Homer D. Kepler
Charles Wertheimer
Richard PL Simmons
James Biehl
Brunswick
George PB. Dela Qlaine
Charles McC Mathias
Sam Maples
Gina McGregor
Gerson Ronsenour
Harry L. Ebert
William M. Starm
Thomas Summers
G. Bruce Crist
Speculators regain control in New York stock market
After an early selling wave and a 38 point drop in radio shares, the New York market rallied within the first hour with radio trading above the prior close. Call money rose to 43 percent as speculators moved to buy and maintain momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advance Speculators Control
New York
Tolan
Three Die as Santa Fe Train Derailed in Arizona
The Scout passenger train No. 10 derailed at Yampai Arizona late last night. Engineer Tom Cole and Fireman Bailey of Needles California and mail clerk Daugherty were killed. Another mail clerk was seriously injured. no passengers were hurt.
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Los Angeles
Santa Fe
Yampai
Ariz
Tom Cole
Bailey
Needles
Cal
Daugherty
Banquet honors Band Section of First Infantry Maryland National Guard
The Band Section of the First Infantry Maryland National Guard held its second annual banquet at Wayside Inn on Tuesday evening. Toastmaster Warrant Officer Henry S. Keller led informal talks by band members and guests. Attendees included Captains Winc rener Staley Anders and Instructor Perkins. The band roster lists Major Elmer F. Munshower as commander with Warrant Officer Keller, Esterly, Swain, Eyler, Fox and others in key roles.
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First Infantry
Maryland Nation Guard
Wayside Inn
Henry S. Keller
Keller
Philip R. Esterly
Alonzo W. Fox
John W. Brachey
Philip R. Winc Rener
Charles N. Staley
Guy Anders
Perkins
Elmer F. Munshower
Henry S Keller
Philip R Esterly
Lewis H. Swain
Roger S. Eyler
Charles T. Burras
Max M. Fisher
Roger E. Phebus
J. Milton Schaefle
Early
Albert Nickel
Thomas W. Palmer
Hubert L. Redmond
Carl E. Rentzell
Edward 8. Rice
John F. Roberts
Lawrence J. Shas
Harry D. Schildt
Howard A .Stockman
W. 1. Davis Moberiy
Five Autoists Drown In Fog Crash At Coplay Creek
Five people died when an auto plunged from a bridge into Coplay creek in dense fog at Wire Hokendauqua, trapping them under water. Victims include Mrs and Mrs Franky Meyer andOle a Meyer, Saly Fade Point Mike Galle and Mrs Frank Erker. The driver survived.
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Allentown
Coplay Creek
Wire
Hokendauqua
and Airs
Franky Meyer
Olea
Saly Fade Point
Mike Galle
Af Coplay
Frank Erker
West
Coplay
Meyer Ffamily
FiveYearOld Girl Struck By Truck In Clarksboro
Geraldine Crummitt aged five was struck and knocked down by a Claude King truck at Santo and South Market in Clarksboro this morning about 9 15. She sustained slight bruises and was taken to Dr. R O Thom and Co where injuries were pronounced not serious. Chief Maran Walsh investigated the accident.
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Geraldine Crummitt
West South Street
Claude King
Clarksboro
Santo i
South Market
RO Thom
Setinis
Maran
Walsh
Story Of Quaint Quebec Told By Rotary Speaker
Miss Hubbell representative of the Bureau of Commercial Economics spoke at the Frederick Rotary Club on Quebec as a land of history and romance and a contributor to world economy. She highlighted Canada's friendship with the United States, noted Quebec’s historic ties and modern industry, and cited its vast area, pulpwood output, agriculture, maple products, dairying, and cross border rail lines.
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Quebec
Marguerite Hubbell
Bureau of Commercial Economics
Washington
Frederick
United States
Arlington Cemetery
Louis XIV
LaSalle
Mississippi River
France
Mabbelt
Towson
New Orleans
Mere Unibeil Jis
iDirhway
Frederick City
Jr Ames Vendrickson
Comet Eo Walker Noojaliffe Atia
Stabe
Meriuins
Patercare
Flood Deaths From San Francisquito Disaster Reach 248
Newhall California March 14 AP An official recheck cuts Santa Clara river valley bodies to 248 from debris lists. Duplications and omissions remain possible as towns like Piru and Oxnard count figures amid chaotic search.
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St. Francis
Newhall
California
Santa Clara River
NEA
New York
Los Angeles
Cal
San Francisquito
Sherif
Piru
Hfe
St. Francis Dam
San Francisquite Canyon
Oxnard
Ventura
Fillmore
Santa Paula
Saticoy
No Man's Land
San Francisquito Canyon
Los Angeles City
APD
St. Francis Tessrimy
Lindbergh Lands in Washington After Forced Flight
Col Charles A Lindbergh arrived in Washington from Coatesville Pennsylvania after a forced landing yesterday. The War Department announced the arrival but had no information on any visit or purchase associated with the trip.
Endeavour Missing Off Nova Scotia Amid Transatlantic Flight
Widespread concern as the Endeavour monoplane, carrying Walter Hinchliffe and possibly Elsie Mackay, remains unreported 30 hours after departing England for America. Reports say weather and visibility vary from good to poor along the Atlantic route with landfall unlikely before afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mar
Martain Walter
Hinchliffe
Endeavour
Cranwell
England
Elsie Mackay
America
Nova Scotia
London
Nova Scchia
Associated Press
mid-Atlantic
New Foundland
New England
Lort Islandichasts
Teapot Dome scandal hearings focus on Will Hays
In Washington March 14 AP Senator Caraway charged that Will Hays former Republican National Committee chair acted as a fence in disposing of 160000 Liberty bonds for the Teapot Dome affair. Investigations point to broader involvement including Albert B Wall and multiple others. The Senate Teapot Dome panel shifted to Chicago for its next session as witnesses were awaited. Robert W. Stewart of Standard Oil Indiana was set for arraignment over his failure to answer questions related to Continental bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Senate
Caraway
Depa
Arkansas
Will. Hays
Republican National Committee
Harry J. Sinclair
Albert B. Wall
Will Hays
Cal
Senate Teapot Dome Committee
Continental Trading Company
Liberty Bonds
Chicago
A. V. Leonard
Tas
Fred W. Upham
Republican National Interior
Sinclair Bee Bonds
Upham
Conuics
Gomery Clothier
Philadelphia
Robert Ws. Stewart
Standard Oil Company of Inediana
Freshmen Win Hood College Interclass Championship
The Hood College Freshmen defeated the Seniors 64 to 35 in the Armory on Tuesday afternoon to claim the interclass basketball title. After a tight first half 21 to 17, the Freshmen pulled away in the second, with strong offense and cheering from both classes marking the decisive game of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Armory
Harvey
M. C.F. Pilgrim
Bishop
OF Evans
J. Wilson
M. F Myers
He. French
H. G Gabél
BE. Weaver
K. G Harris
D. Rike
Mayhew
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