Fire damages McCardel building and J C Penney store
Fire in Mrs. Aaron R Anders apartment caused flooding and heavy damage Monday evening. McCardel building and J C Penney merchandise on the first floor sustain estimated losses of 17 000 to 14 000 with 1 500 to 2 000 to the building and 10 000 to 22 000 to stock. Repairs underway. Penney store to reopen by Wednesday. James W Donnan manager directed efforts to salvage goods as water penetrated from the rear through the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCardel
J. C. Penney Company
Aaron R Anders
Penney
James W. Donnan
Mir Donnan
wass
upe
Donnan
Meeting of Musicals at Hood College Y Hut
Monday Musicales met at the Hood College Y Hut with hosts Miss Catherine Williams and Miss Myriam Rhoads. Mrs. Richard P. Ross led a discussion on Folk and Patriotic Music followed by a program including La Marseillaise and Love Song from The Red Willow Pueblo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Catherine Williams
Myriam Rhoads
Richard P. Ross
Grace
E. Louga
Russ Rhoads
Charlote
Charles Wakefield Cad- Tan
Lieurance
Martha Pettit
Mrs. Ross
Fok
Caalies Mullen
Declamation Contest Selections Announced for School Event
The annual declamation contest at the school named finalists including Margaret Bowers William Dean Margaret Fiok Macy Foster Lena Lucas Clarence Moss Mary Rocwell Colin Rosen. Winners will receive vermelas and may perform at commencement on June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bowers
Wiliam Dean
Margaret Fiook
Macy Foster
Lena Lucas
Clarence Moss
Mary Rocewell
Colin Rosen
Micred Webster
Lawrence zs
vermelas
Weather data fragment from Tam region
Fragmentary weather record shows 24 hour precipitation, March totals, and temperature readings. Mentions Tam area, March precipitation figures, and a moonset time.
Drunken Driving Charges In Rockville Tonight
Joseph Johnson of Rockville faces charges of drunken driving and operating without a license after arrest at 5 10 by Officers Murray and Layman Grable. A $520 bond was set and he remained in jail awaiting a Police Court hearing. Joseph Pennycrass was held on $5 collateral for a hearing on drunkenness, arrested by Officers Murray and Lerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Johnson
Rockville
Murray
Grable
Johnson
Joseph Pennycrass
worshi
crankenness
Seers Murray
Lerman
Damage checks on Frederick county schools after March blizzard
County school damage was checked and found not great though reports were incomplete due to broken telephone lines. Middletown Rockville and Deerfield pupils returned to classes, while Myersville Wolfsville areas faced snow closures. Liberty town and Buckeystown schools reported roof and pump issues. 12 feet of front scaffold at Parkway. Lincoln High windows broken.
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Frederick county
sul
James C. Biehl
Middletown
Rockville
Deerfield
Pnday
blizard
Myersville-Wolfsvile
Lewistown
Biehl
Libertytown High School
Buckeystown
He Parkway
Lincoln High School
Lincoln High School windows were found broken. Mr. Rich
Baltimore
Rennest hotel
Baltimore county
Gertrude Smith
Frederick
Charles Kohlbass
pear Park Mills
Frederck Kohlhass
William Medairr
Congress
weather bureau
Fron Emmitsbuss
Brunswick
Montevue
Buffalo hotel
R. Clinton Zimmerman
D. Columbus Kemp
L W. Putman
J.G. Stambaugh
Thurmont
Newton Wachter
New Market
Thomas dightman
Petersvile
Mt. Auy
M. E. Chuch
Thurmon
United Brethren church
Chesapeare and
Potomas Telephone Company
szome
Waktershire
Libertytown
Ladiesburg
Class Has Banquet by Tautmont Gifted Brethren Church
The Men's Class of the Tautmont Gifted Brethren church held its annual banquet in the church basement with a roast chicken dinner served by the church ladies. About 100 attendees from local churches gathered for greetings from visiting clergy and a fellowship hour led by toastmasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tautmont
Morar
Graceham
Car. Gr. Dan
U. B. church
E D. Bright
Reformed church
Tpaihment
Dr. Weybright
Shustle of the Brethren
Earl S. Foster
M. EB. church
AE Syastor
Church of God
Blue Ridge Summit
Cnacies H. Garbett
Lutheran church
H. E. Krone
H. Krone
G. D. Batdorf
G. DB. Baidorf
TU. BR
ng Perusylvanie
Maryland
Virginias
Earl E
Felowshi tadie soom
Five Men Rob Iowa Bank Escape With 100000
Five gunmen robbed the City National Bank in Clinton Iowa at 6:30 AM reclaiming about 100000. They bound employees in the directors room and forced vault access before fleeing in a car. The money, all in currency, was carried in a pillow case and later recovered at a farm house three hours later by farmers John and Archid Flood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chyson
City National Bank
John
Archid Flood
thei ian
Clinton
Clyde Willetts
Wiletts
P. Petty
John Nissen
H. E. Kramer
Fifty six candidates initiated into local Eagles' Aerie
Fifty six candidates were initiated into Frederick Aerie No. 1067 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles Sunday at the State armory with about 300 members present. Eagles from York Pennsylvania Hagerstown Baltimore Whitchester and elsewhere attended the ceremony led by the York degree team under Captain John E H Willetts. The opening rites and processional were conducted, with remarks by officials including Mgr Heis and others. Afterward the degree team and officers were guests of Frederick Aerie at Hotel Frederick.
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Frederick Aerie
Pravernal Order of Eagles
State armory
order
Vmkting Eagles
York
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Whitchester
Yors
simal céremory
Mgr
Hei orgatzir
Eilis Wagner
Brunswick
Berman Ruskamp
Johan Willetts
Bernie Smith
Frederck
James Burck
Hign‘andtown
Hotel Frederick
Fiust
G. Frank Bel
Rooem Hartman
Harry Bechi
Frank J. Wachter
Charlies F. Cramer
C. Bernard Smith
Frank James
Augustus Boyne
A. J. Fomey
Alne
Charles Knuppie
Mr. Wileins
Mel Lindsay
Eart Hintmye
Stewart Senfi
Mike Cochran
Dale Rose
Pat O'Neal
vain Rafensberger
Robert Rawhouse
Wilam Yingling
George Cathe
Lesart Axe
Doc Moorhead
Dewitt Macklee
Lecture at Hood 5 Highlights Dr Dodd as Leading Authority
Mr and Mrs Robert Bankett and daughter Shirley of Taneytown visited the Spencer home. Dr Dodd, described as a leading author on the South, spoke at Hood 5, with Mrs. Horreil Spencer hosting the visit. Lear Westrunsier is mentioned in the closing lines.
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Dodd
South
Robert Bankett
Shirley
Taneytown
Mir
Horreil Spencer
Lear Westrunsier
Canned Goods Stricken From U S Tax List
Washington March 15 AP Canned goods were removed from the list of items subject to a 2.25 percent sales tax by the House Ways and Means committee Representatie Rainey Democratic leader said amendments will remove the levy from canned fruit vegetables fish and meat The committee also proposed exempting telegraph messages to newspapers Rainey estimated a 7000000 revenue loss and said new revenue sources would be considered at another meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means committee
Representatie Ramey
Rainey
Lenten Cantata The Story of The Cross at Palm Sunday
The cantata The Story of The Cross by Dutley Buck will be presented on Palm Sunday evening at 7:30 in the church auditorium directed by Rev. Dr. Charles E. Webler. Featured sections include the trial before Pilate, the way to Calvary, darkness and the tomb with a prologue and epilogue guiding listeners through the narrative. The choir lineup features Austin E. Rhoads, Miriam Rhoads, Elmer Dixon, Frank Dixon, Gordon Spurrier, Harriott Shook, Harriet Storm, Hugh Dean, Esther Shields, Helen Fleck, Harold Clem, Sperry Storm, James Harris, Carroll Hendrickson, and Francis Sappington among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutley Buck
diector
Presbyterian church
Charles E. Webler
Pilate
Jesus
Calvary
Austin E. Rhoads
tor
Miriam Rhoads
Elmer BE. Dixon
Frank Dixon
Gordon Spurmier
Harriett Shook
Harriet W. Storm
Hugh Dean
Esther Shields
Helen Fleck
Harold Clem
Sperry &. Storm
James H Harris
Carroll B. Hendrickson
Francis B. Sappington
M. C. Stickner
Irving M. Landauer
Howard Collfower
C. Frederick Knock
Assos
Labor Defense League protests grand jury in Salisbury
The International Labor Defense League telegraphed Judge Joseph L. Bailey arguing the Salisbury grand jury lacks negro representation and condemning the panel as aiding the murderer of Matthew Williams. The panel was convened to investigate the December lynching of Williams, a black laborer who killed his employer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
International Labor Defense League
Joseph L. Bailey
Wicomico County
Salisbury
Matthew Wiliams
Baley
Willams
Salsbury
Weather records fall as New York hits 148 above zero
New York records a 148 degree reading breaking a 16 year old cold snap mark. The previous March 15 low of 11 below or above zero dated to 1916. The day also features a school play by Poolestie seniors titled Beads on a String directed by Miss Olivia Green with listed senior cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dice Selman
Dunbar Darby
Byron Thompson
Horace Hersberger
Edwin Cruft
Evelyn Cubitt
Dorothy Butler
Elizabeth Norris
Margaret Shannon
M Olivia Green
Flurry in Rails Halted in New York Market
Anther Gutry of selling in the rails halted a Tatly in today’s stock market. Selling pressure against tier issues both home and foreign markets was light through. some improvement in me but domestic conditions apparel: S100m in the way of an active rise the share market. Call money 31 per Sterling at.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mrs Elizabeth Morrow Keeps Lind House in Hopewell NJ
Mrs Elizabeth Morrow widow of the late Senator Draught W Morrow runs the Lind house at Hopewell New Jersey. She cares for the grieving and helps the troubled as she dedicates herself to her grandson since her husband’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iaev
Maryland County Recalls Historic Blizzard Series
Frederick County residents recall major snowstorms of 1888 1899 1914 and earlier. The piece details 35 inch 1899 blizzard impacts including paralyzed towns, telegraph cuts, and snow depths, plus 1914 March wind damage across Emmitsburg Brunswick and Frederick areas with extensive structural losses and outages.
Zonta Club Meeting Hears Club Business
Zonta Club met Monday evening at Barbara Prichie Tea Room with President presiding. Eloumabeth Schroeder was named on the international relations committee. Two new members Theresa Stoll and Effie Moore were welcomed. Afterward Viovence Gamer and Martha Fima de lightia spoke about a camp party at Federated Charities for Miss Katherine Schmidt who plans to leave Fredericks in the near future. About 18 persons attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zonta club
eid
Barbara Prichie
Hai Ot
Auts Eloumabeth Schroeder
internacional relations
Theresa Stoll
Effie Moore
Viovence Gamer
Martha Fima de lightia
Federated Charities
Afiuss
Katherine Sehmid
Fredenck
Second Noonday Lenten Service Highlights Giving as Worship
The second daily Lenten service at Evangelical Lutheran church featured Rev. Dr. William S. Abernethy of Washington D C advocating giving as an act of worship and prayer as private devotion. Rev Ralph E. Hartman presided. Rev Nat G Barnhart offered prayer and Grace Reformed choir sang, urging discreet giving and private prayer over public display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Abernethy
Washington, D. C
e Evangelical Luthieran church
Ralph E. Hartman
Grace | Reformed church
Nat G. Barnhart
Grace Reformed
Tengious Jesus
MOS
Exanzzical Reformed church
awith
Henn L. G. Hieffer
choi
Derntt P. Zuse
Jadze Bankrupt Petition Reported
AP dispatch notes Jadze Bankrupt filing on March 1 with details of an organized financial failure and related committee actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jadze
sen
bozated
Liberty town property sale near Main Street reported
An item notes that a Liberty town property on Main Street was sold Saturday to two buyers, Redrace and Sterling E. Spumez, with limited readable details about the purchasers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libertytown
ime Lawrence
Main on
TWO Say
duo Redrace
gedy Sterling E. Spumez
Questioning Berg In Lindbergh Kidnapping Probe
Investigators travel to New York to question Frank Berg a figure linked to a 1925 kidnapping attempt on Max Phillips to seek new clues in the Lindbergh baby case as two weeks pass without solution. Police note no interview occurred about the Lindbergh case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell
NovJ
New York city
Frank Berg
promine
Berg
lore Max Philips
Phillips
HL Noreman Schwarkopf
stave
Lindbergh
New York
Col Schwarze opt
Max Phillips
Morris Rosner
Irving Bitz
Salvy Spitale
Rosner
Denver
Roma
Joseph T. Koma
New Jersey
oly
Child Horrific Injury From Wire Incident Near Westminster
In Westminster on a Friday afternoon a boy severely injured by a battery wiring prank. He attempted to hook two wires to a battery using toys, causing a dangerous fire and profuse facial wounds and a badly damaged right arm. The incident prompted urgent medical care and investigation.
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Westminster
Edward Bauey
Tirear
James R. Bale
Westmnster
Pridar
Tne
Hirst
gerage
thas
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MEETING OF MUSICALES
Brounswick High
Tam
tomrrow
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Batdorf
RZ Comsid
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IOWA BANK
Clinton, Ia
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EAGLES’ AERIE
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William E. Dodd
U. S
LABOR DEFENSE LEAGUE
GRAND JURY
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ZONTA CLUB MEETING
CHAS. A. LINDBERGH, JR
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CHAS. A. LINDBERGH
Hopewell, N. J
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N. SCHWARZKOPF
TRENTON
CHAS. A. LINDBERGM
Sisty Pete
Trewben
Abernethy
Adamstown Club
Nelle Day
Marriand
Muss
Alcs
Helen Sairi
T. E. Zimmerman
George
NEW UNDERWORLD
Mr. Martin
John T. Marcin
George W. Maran
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Marty C. Foegemess
Mary
Marin
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Mass Enewma C. Mariin
Wek Witheas Land
Jacoo Rohrback
Rohrback
Leanna G. Mercer
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Frank Long
John Dean
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