Social Service Exchange Begins Operation in County
The Social Service Exchange starts today under the Children's Aid Society led by Probation Officer Louise D. Nelson. Welfare groups coordinate record keeping to avoid duplication, with cases logged at the Children's Aid Society office in the People's Fire Insurance Building, promising streamlined, confidential care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sfare
Child of Aid Society
Louise D. Nelson
Secrey
Aid Society
Social Jyice
Child’s Aid Society
Pythian Castle
Yple
Ding
Corner Church
Court Eets
Social Lere Exchange
Pergy
Elizah Ebert
Children’s Aid Society
4Ar Service Exchange
People’s Fire Insurance Building
Potomac bass rules debate tied to state compact
A Maryland Virginia West Virginia treaty governs bass seasons April through June but Potomac River above Little Falls remains under state regulations until three states approve changes. The article notes the issue relies on the 40th section of Article 29 of the compact and a state statement by E Lee LeComp, with other items on a film showing and a Dawes Plan snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
E. Lee LeComp
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Potomac River
Little Falls
Injunctions To Halt Shipments Of Milk Scheme
Members of the Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association shipped milk to the Walker Hill Dairy Washington market under instructions from the group after the dealer refused to handle their milk after May 1. Several thousand extra gallons were processed at the East Seventh Street plant and some shipments went to the Washington plant. The association planned a sale of the product and moved to obtain injunctions against members who did not deliver as required by the pooling contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland and
Virginia
Phi Algett
Military Training Camps Planned for 1924 Across Four States
Announcement that 1924 Citizens' Military Training Camps of the Third Corps Area U S Army will be held at Camp Meade Maryland and Fort Monroe Virginia from July 1 to July 39. The camps foster health education patriotism with government paying expenses for ages 17 to 24.
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Third Corps Area
U. S. Army
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Camp Meade
Fort Monroe
Frederick
Plattsburg
Roosevelt
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Epworth League Officers Named For Coming Year
The Epworth League of the Rockville Methodist Church Montgomery county elected officers for the ensuing year. President James Woulden, vice president Mrs Norman Smith, superintendent first department Miss Frances Rickett, second department Hilton Darby, third department Miss Rudy Gatt, fourth department Miss Bettie Wilson, secretary Miss Katherine Dawson, treasurer Mrs Hugh Thompson.
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Epworth League
Rockville, Methodist Church
Montgomery County
James
Woulden
Norman Smith
Frances Ricketts
Hilton Darby
Rudy Gatt
Bettie Wilson
Katherine Dawson
Hugh Thompson
Gored By Bull Injures Montgomery County Farmer
Walter B. Mobes a leading farmer and dairyman of Montgomery County is in a serious condition at his Derwood home after injuries from a farm bull. His wife Mrs Mobley heard his cries and rushed to aid him with a hoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Mobes
Montgomery County
Derwood
Frederick Organizes Commission on Supervised Recreation
A city meeting to organize a new Commission on supervised recreation elected Mayor Livya C. Culler as chairman with A LeRoy McCardell as treasurer and H Noel Haller as secretary. Members include Miss Mary C Ott Rotary Dr J A Long Kiwanis William E B Filler Lions and the School Board. Plans will be discussed next Monday with similar spending to Hanover Pennsylvania data noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livya C. Culler
A. LeRoy McCardell
H. Noel Haller
Frederick
Civic Club
Mary C. Ott
Rotary
J. A. Long
Kiwanis
Wil
Iam
EB. Filler
Lions
H. Noel Waller
A. LeRoy Mc.Cardelt
Hanover
Metoor Ang Board of Aldermen
D. Greene
Playground Association of America
Miss Greene
May brings bright sun and cool winds
May opens with sunny skies and strong morning winds making it feel March like. A light frost may occur in western Maryland. the low is 52 and a 75 degree high was reached earlier in May. Forecasters expect fair, cooler weather tonight and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Davis Optimistic On May Day Thoughts From Secretary
Secretary Davis said May Day shows unrest but U S industry is at high peace. He stated there is practically a job for every worker today and wages and labor conditions are better than ever before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Unite States
Davis
Search Fails to Find Bergdoll Aboard Ship
An all night search of the German liner Columbus docked in Brooklyn after its maiden voyage from Bremen failed to locate Grover Cleveland Bergdoll the draft dodger reported to have boarded to return to the United States and surrender to federal authorities. Dr. Dixon hospitalized in Baltimore and Rev. Thomas Freeman Dixon pastor of a Louisville church entered the Church Home and Infirmary for an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Columbus
Brooklyn
Bremen
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
United States
Dixon
Thomas Freeman Dixon
J. D
Louisville
Presbyterian Church
Church
Baltimore
Tr. Thxon
Executive Committee
Synod
Jeal Tlame
Nine Democratic Leaders Back Smith for Nomination
Telegrams from nine Democratic leaders in six states indicate support for Governor Smith of New York as the Democratic presidential candidate. Roosevelt, directing the Smith campaign, noted that some aides would finance the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prean
New York
Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Moose Plan For Circus Opens This Saturday Night
The Loyal Order of Moose presents a week long chorus bazaar and exposition in East PatTick street meadow starting Saturday. Promises 100 amusements and novel attractions with over fifty thousand dollars in riding devices and constant music. No ground admission, capacity expected to be large each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat- Tick Street
Loyal Order of Moose
Coolidge May Not Attend Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival
President Coolidge told a Virginia delegation led by Senator Glass that he would like to attend the first annual Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester Virginia but did not give a definite response. Secretary of War Weeks would represent the President if he cannot attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Senator Glass
Valley of Virginia
Winchester
Virginia
War Weeks
Rickard Sets World Heavyweight Title Bout for Sept 6
Promoter Tex Rickard announced that he has matched Jack Dempsey and Harry Wills for a world heavyweight championship at Royle's Thirty Acres, Jersey City, on September 6. The bout hinges on Wills defeating Quintin Romero or Erminio Spalla in June at the Jersey Bowl to finalize the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Tev Rickard
Methodists Oppose Change in Dry Law
The General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church today approved unanimously a petition to Congress asking no modification of the prohibition amendment. The action was taken at the quadrennial session opening in Springfield Massachusetts.
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Associated
Prema
Springfield
Mass
Congress
General Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rockefeller Gift Exceeds 1 Million for Fund Liability
John Rockefeller Sr through the Rockefeller Foundation funds announced at the Young Women's Christian Association annual meeting a gift surpassing 1 million dollars to cover the accumulated liability of a proposed secretarial retirement fund. The total may reach 2.009 million with Mrs Lewis F. Lapham confirming the announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
John Rockefeller, Sr
Tlarna Spelman Rockefeller
Rockefeller Foundation
Young Women's
Chiat Jan Association
Todas
Lewis FE Lapham
National Maid, Wi
Milk price cut by one cent at local dealers
Effective this morning the price of milk drops one cent per quart and per pint as local dealers reduce prices. Dealers say the cut follows the summer increase in milk production and will last about six months. Prices in Baltimore and Washington influence local rates, ranging from 18 to 10 cents per quart and 6 to 4 cents per pint.
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Yariona
Baltimore
Washington
Carpentier Knocks Out Townley In English Bout
Georges Carpentier, the French boxer, defeated Arthur Townley of England in the second round in Vienna. The referee ruled a knockout, but spectators protested alleging a foul winning blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpentier
Townley
Vienna
Freas
Georges Carpentier
Flelier
Arthur Towney
England
Market Gains Fade Amid Bear Attacks and Rate Shift
New York notes initial market strength fading as bears renew vigor. Rates rise to 4 14 percent, aiding short selling on key issues while overall activity reaches about 750 900 shares with $925 in damages awarded in a Montgomery County auto collision suit. Greece issues Byron centenary postage stamps marking his landing at Missolonghi and a portrait of the poet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Greece
Byron
Misa Fonghi
Tornado Toll Rises Across Southeast States
Reports show 108 dead across South Carolina Georgia and neighboring states from storms that struck yesterday and Tuesday. The damage totals rise to about 10 million with hundreds injured missing and widespread destruction across seven states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atlanta
Richland
Sumter Counties
South Carolina
Attok
13 More Bodies Taken From West Virginia Mine
Wheeling May 1 Rescue workers had found 13 more bodies in the Benwood mill mine by noon today, leaving 46 miners unaccounted for after Mondays explosion. Rescuers pushed through gas fumes and high water to reach the victims. Sheriff's deputies sought the hiding place of Charles Mercer, a 14 year old Frederick boy who had recently escaped from Maryland Training School For Boys. He was pursued after being seen near the Hagerstown pike. Laymen's League plans for a spring meeting and supper at All Saints church on May 8 at 6 30 will feature an evening with the radio. Home of W F Stine near Clifton robbed of money and valuables. no clues found.
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Associated Press
Wheeling
W. Va
Staly
Benwood Mill
Albaugh
Charles Mercer
Frederick
Maryland Training School
Middletown
Hagerstown Pike
Laymen's League
Laymen's League of All Saints
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Yadquarters
Potomac
Mendelssohn
Rhert A. Schro
Schroeder
Ta House
Decker
Dawes
Min R MacDonald
Thes
Paul Fiymans
Beligum
Pwepa
Commission ON Recreation
Culler
Bergdoll
South
Henwood
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Benwood
W.va
Bureau of Mines
Pittsburg
Blossom
Rickard
Dempsey and Wills
Rockefeller
Mabel V. Recraft
Charles E. Beriafl
Whellington Grove
Rockville
James Yolland
Rockville-Gaithersburg
Miss Becraft
Southeast
Georgia
Alabama
North Carolina
Louisiana
Arkansas
Teporty
Arkinsag
Columbia
8. C
W F. Stine
Clifton
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