State Medices to Meet in Frederick Forfall Sessions
Dr G Bruce Crist invites the Frederick County Medical Society to host the semi annual meeting of the Association in Frederick late September or early October for a two day session. Dr Thomas Johnson elected president, others named vice presidents Standish McCleary G R Myers J A Nichols. Former president Lewellys Barker. attendees included Willam Johnson Lansdale Crist Riggs Kefauver Bowls Pearce and Edward Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas DR. Johnson
Medical
Maryland
Johnson
Cathedral Street
Baltimore
Standish McCleary
G. R. Myers
3. A. Nichols
Lewellys F. Barker
G. B. Crist
Frederick County Medical Society
Aasocication
Frederick
Willam Crawford Johnson
Frederick County
Lansdale
Crist
G. H. Riggs
E. C. Kefauver
OL. Bowls
Austin Pearce
Edward FP. Thomas
New Tank Trucks Put In Use By Local Dairy
Walker Hill Dairy to deploy two 2000 gallon capacity tank trucks and a refrigerated body truck for cans within a week or ten days. Milk will be shipped directly to Washington at 25 degrees with minimal temperature rise, replacing more costly rail transport. Trucks are insulated with air brakes and will make daily trips, replacing four prior vehicles. Two driver teams handled 6000 to 7000 gallons daily to the city. An additional 5000 gallon insulated can and equipment are planned. the first such tanker was purchased about a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Hill
Charles E. Zimmerman
Washington
Holmes D Baker of Frederick to head Maryland Bankers’ Assn
Holmes D Baker of Frederick is slated to become president of the Maryland Bankers’ Association at the upcoming thirtieth annual convention. J Enon Ray is current head. A large delegation is expected, with a special train from Baltimore to Atlantic City at 1 30 p m on Tuesday May 12, stopping at Perryville Wilmington and West Philadelphia to pick up delegates from the eastern Shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes D. Baker
Frederick
Maryland Bankers’ Association
J. Enon Ray
Maryland
William Marriott
Baltimore
Atlantic City
Perryville
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Electric execution of Percy Lee for assault and broader charges
Associated Press report from Richmond Virginia dated May 1 states Percy Lee, a Black man convicted of attacking a Black woman and accused of attempting further assaults on white women, was electrocuted at the state penitentiary, with state law restricting publication of graphic details. The article also notes Judge Gillan will not seek re election after many years on Franklin County Pennsylvania courts, and that he thanks newspapers and the public for their support of his conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Richmond
Percy Lee
State Penitentiary
Gillan
Banch
W. Rash Gillan
Franklin Coumty Pa
Auto Fines From County Impose Licenses Losses
Frederick county weekly auto violations report lists fines and license revocations totaling 248 dollars. Nirs Hazel Tyler and Walter H Ingram from Frederick area had licenses revoked for intoxication and racing. Additional fines set for Ridgeville and Middletown drivers. Stockholders of R L Dollings company to receive about 20 cents per dollar after court ruling. Judge Dickinson condemns the Dollings scheme as fraudulent and derelict.
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Frederick County
J. Avastin Baughman
Nirs
Hazel Tyler
West
Seventh Street
Thin City
Cor
Operaor
Walter’ H. Ingram
Charles Coates
Liberty
Enos C
Lockwood Blanchard
Theodore Ruble
Toney Rusco
Frederik
Emmitsburg
Middletown
Ridgeville
R. L. Dollings
Company
Pennsylvania
Wickiteoos
Philadelphia
Dullings Company
A. B. Geary
Intellatioral Note Aid Mortgage Company
Grade Ice Cream Company of Pennsylvania
Dollings Company
Dickinson
Crane Ice Cream Company
Dollings
Annual Maryland Classis meeting planned in Clear Spring
The Maryland Classis of the Reformed Church schedules its annual gathering at St. John's Reformed Church in Clear Spring from May 4 to 6. About 75 pastors and delegate elders from Baltimore, Washington, and several counties attend. A luncheon is provided daily. meals also served in local homes.
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Maryland
Classis
the Reformed Church
St. John’s Reformed Church
Clearapring
Balt More
Washington
Carroll
Frederick
Clagsta
Charles E. Weller
Faith Reformed Church
Baltimore
Edward R. Hammet
Westminster
James MM. Mullan
Philadelphia
William Edwin Hoy
Yowehaw City
Hunan
China
Reformed Church In
Michigan Representative Williams Dies at Johns Hopkins
Rep Arthur B Williams of Battle Creek Michigan died at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore following gall bladder surgery. He had shown improvement after the April 15 operation but relapsed and passed away at 7 am at age 53. He was a lawyer and had served since 1923 and reelected to the 69th Congress. His wife survives him.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Arthur B. Williams
Battle Creek
Mich
John’s Hopkins Hospital
Williams
Road Detours For Autoists See 4.5 Mile Mt Airy Detour
The office of W F Childs Jr district engineer of the State Roads Commission announced weekend detours from Mt Airy to Westminster. A 4.5 mile fair dirt detour directs motorists to turn at forks 1.0 mile from Mt Airy, regain main road at 4.5 miles, then turn left to Westminster. The earlier April 24 Mt Airy to Westminster detour has been abandoned and the new route is now in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Childs Jr
State Roads Commission
Mt. Airy
Westmister
Jett
Forks
Weatminster
Old pamphlet recalls key monument campaign
An 1890s pamphlet on Flag Day observances honors Francis Scott Key. It includes letters from Maryland Governor Frank Brown and state Superintendent BH Prettyman urging nationwide contributions to fund a Key Monument in Frederick, describing Key’s life, the anthem, and the association’s officers led by William C. Birely. Historical note: the document is held by Birely, president of the Key Monument Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott
William C. Birely
Key Monument Association
Frank Brown
Maryland
BH. Prettyman
John E. Flemming
Frederick
National Society Sons
Brown
United States
Francia Scott Key
Iain
Frederick City
Monument Association
The
William €. Birely
Lew A. Rice
Folger McKinsey
Henry Williams
Discover New Attempt To Assassinate Boris
The Associated Press reports in Sofia that another assassination attempt on King Borla was thwarted. Guards uncovered an almost finished subterranean tunnel with an explosive fuse aimed at blowing up the royal palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boris
Associated Press
Sofia
Borla
Hindenburg Inauguration Planned for May 12
Berlin officials announced President elect Von Hindenburg will take the oath of office at noon on May 12. The ceremony is set to mark the formal inauguration of the new president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hindenburg
Associated Press
Berlin
von Hindenburg
Auto collision damages two vehicles in Frederick County
A collision between a large automobile truck owned by Security Storage and Trust of Baltimore and a Ford driven by Ralph W. O’Neal of Middletown occurred on the Mountain road. The truck swerved into a house after impact. no serious injuries were reported. Settles and O’Neal were brought before Justice Kefanfer in Middletown. Settles fined $10 plus costs and O’Neal $5 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Boat
Thareday
Security Storage and Trust Company
Baltimore
John M. Settlea
Madison Street
Ralph W. O'Neal
Middletown
Splech
O'Neal
Settles
J. Hollie Kefanrer
Physicians occupy Professional Building in Moberly
Local physicians who recently purchased the Houck property on North Market Street are taking new offices in the Professional Building. Dr D G Myerhart and Dr Charles T Conley occupy first floor suites. Dr Campbell a dentist is on the second floor. Dr Long, Dr Baer and Dr O Thomas will join on both floors. Mr and Mrs Merion Moberly will oversee operations from the third floor. The property has been modernized for offices and more tenants will move in as improvements finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houck
North Market Street
D. G. Myerhart
Charles T. Conley
Lease of road approved by B R and P company
Directors of the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh railway approved a 999 year lease proposal from the Delaware and Hudson Company. The rental plans six percent net annual dividends on existing stock and the plan will go to stockholders for approval. The road was linked to a northeastern trunk line in a broader restructuring plan. The note mentions Polk county Florida phosphate production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Buffalo-Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway
Delaware and Hudson Company
W. T. Noonan
Buffalo- Rochester and Pittsburgh
New York Central
I. F. Loree
Delaware and Hudson
Notice to Subscribers on Remailed Newspapers
Regular subscribers are reminded that post office rates increased on April 15, making remailing copies costly. It now costs four cents per remailing copy, versus one cent previously. A new subscription saves time and money. rates remain $4.00 for yearly advance, $0.35 per month, or $2.60 for six months if paid in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News and the Post
Atx
Two Girls, 18 Jailed for Trial in Home Breakin
Two 18 year old girls charged with entering the home of Hm W Jeferica at 316 North Benu Street and stealing a pair of hose from Jefferies mother. Ecker and Carty, both 19, of LaGore, were arrested Thursday by Sheriff Hore Clif. They allegedly forced entry on Wednesday and again Thursday, and were later located near Shoals town. They had been staying in Frederick recently without a stable residence.
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Hm W. Jeferica
North Benu Street
Hone
Tone Ecker
Ada Carty
LaGore
Anne Sherif Hore
Ecker
Jefferies Nome
Carty
Jefferies
Jeferles
Shoals Town
Frederick
Lwan
Tees
Woman's Missionary Societies Meet Here in Hagerstown
The Woman's Missionary Societies of Calvary Baptist, First Baptist Hagerstown, and nearby churches held their quarterly meeting in Hagerstown. Devotions were led by Mrs C F Abrams, with afternoon talks by Rev T P Daniel and Rev W I Taylor. A Maryland Baptist Missionary Program address was given, and a youth missionary training talk followed. A missionary play by the Frederick Sanbeam Band closed the program. The next gathering will be at the Weverton church in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Societies of
Calvary Foodat Church
First Baptist Church
Hagerstown
Weverton
Brunswick Baptist
Society of the Firat Baptist
C. F. Abrams
TP. Daniel
Brunswick Church
W. 1.Taylor
Baltimore
Maryland Baptist Missionary Program
Jenette White
Sanbeam
Frederick
Misa May Hine
Grove case stated and bond cancelled
Grove was arrested in Gettysburg Pennsylvania on a statutory breaking charge and brought to Frederick. The bond was cancelled and Grove has been returned to Gettysburg where he is in custody after a suspended sentence and initial release.
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Perry Grove
Gettysburg
Frederick
Cirove
Grove
Fengayile
Ife
Gettyeburg
May Starts Poorly With Cold, Wet Weather
The month of May opened with intermittent showers and chill conditions despite signs of spring. Washington forecast warmer, clearer weather by Saturday, while overnight temps dipped to 27 degrees. Localities reported icy conditions and a slow warming trend as the day progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Desorter
Washington
Thurmont Election Prompts Record-Vote Board Ticket
Thurmont held its annual election for president of the board and commissioners. Voter turnout surged with 181 ballots cast, more than four times last year, and only one ballot ruled invalid. For President of Board A. J. Ettler received 73 votes, W. J. Stover 107. For Commissioners two to be voted for H. L. Beachley 148, A. Ecker 109, J. Roscoe Mackley unspecified.
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Boant and Comulsatonera
Corporation of
Thurmont
A. J. Ettler
W. J. Stover
H. 1. Beachley
A. Ecker
J. Roscoe Mackloy
Western Union Head Here Visits Frederick
Newcomb Carlton president of Western Union Telegraph and Cable Company visited Frederick today in a Pullman car attached to the 1016 Baltimore and Chill from Baltimore. He conferred with local manager C Mantz Doll and then toured Gettysburg battlefield South Mountain Antietam battlefield Harper's Ferry and the Valley of Virginia with a small party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomb Carlton
Western Union Telegraph and Cable Company
Frederick
Gettysburg Battlefield
South Mountain
Antietam Battlefelds
Harper's Ferry
Valley
Virginia
Card Parties Held In City Social Season
The city hosts several card parties despite a dwindling run of events. On Wednesday at 1 PM Mrs Glennet of Worthington will host a bridge party at Record Street. This afternoon Mrs Richard Gambrill near Frederick will entertain guests at a game of bridge.
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Glennet
Worthingtom
Hollows
German dog helps arrest Vermont sex crime pair
German police dog led officers to a barn in South Brookfield where Karl Woodward, a farm hand and former convict, and 11 year old Lucille Chatterton were found. Woodward was captured without resistance after a weeklong search through wooded mountains. Lucille cried as rescuers took her home. Woodward claimed the girl feared her father Walter Chatterton. They had gone without food since yesterday morning.
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Freee
Randolph
Whsy
Bouth Brookfield
Karl Woodward
Liar de Chatterton
Granville
Woodward
Polace
Toweshipn
Walter Chatterton
Lucille
Dodge Bros Purchase Deal Closed in New York Transfer
The last step in the sale of Dodge Bros Inc to Ditton Read and Co New York bankers was completed when deeds and papers were handed to the buyers. Charles P Apker vice president of the Detroit Trent Company confirmed receipt of a 146000 000 check from Dillon Read and Company representing the net purchase price. Frederick J Haynes president of the new corporation Dodge Bros Inc was in Detroit to receive the papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Dodge Bros, Inc
Ditton, Read and Co
New York
Automobilal Company
Bite
Aaie
Charles P. Apker
Detroit Trent Company
Dndee
Dillon, Read and Company
Frederick J. Haynes
Mtargland
Dodge Bros. Ne
Coolidge's Father Released After Hospital Visit
Col. John Coolidge, father of the President, was released to return home to Plymouth VT after a Massachusetts General Hospital examination. Doctors diagnosed heart block, noting a slow pulse ranging 38 to 46 and possible aging-related cardiac issues. Dr. Albert B. Cram accompanied him, and they traveled to the Coolidge home in Plymouth by late afternoon.
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Mass
Col
John Coolidge
Massachusetts General Hospital
Col. Coolidge
Albert B. Cram
Bridgewater
Coolidge
Plymouth
Traffic paralysis as May Day strikes hit Cuba
May Day protests in Kayana Cuba bring Havang to a near standstill. Nearly all business halted and most transportation suspended. Only private autos moving and the Post, the English daily, remaining published while railways shut down by noon.
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Kayana
Cuba
Havang
Post
Eve Mianica
Whiskey Heist near Paynesport Distillery Reported
Armed men overpowered guards at Ayre Cockenheimer and Bros. Co. distillery in Fineport Pennsylvania early today and escaped with five truckloads of whiskey. Authorities pursue suspects as investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prove
Pittsburgh
Tom
Aye Cockenheimer and Bros. Co
Fineport
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G. Bruce Crist
Here
State Assn
Tyler
Baughman
Annual Meeting
Michigan
Johns Hopkins
Mrs. Moberly
B. R
P. Compan
Polk County
Florida
Paul Crouch
Walter M. Trundull
21St Infantry
Schofield Barracks
T. H
Haowall
Rosa Ecker
Woman's Missionary Societies
Baptist
Grove Case
May
Western Union
Gil
Vermont
Lucille Chatterton
Dodge Bros
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