Odd Fellows Home dedication draws 50,000 visitors
H Dorsey Etchison Past Grand Master and Robert Bennett lead Odd Fellows at Baltimore meeting. July 26 dedication ceremony planned with Governor Ritchie attending. Roadway to the home to begin soon and several thousand members from Maryland and neighboring jurisdictions expected to attend a large parade through Frederick. Furnishings contracts total about $10,000 to be installed before the dedication with arrangements for crowd management and parking. Etchison and Bennett travel to Philadelphia and Richmond for related matters.
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H. Dorsey Kechison
Odd Fellows
Robert A. Bennett
Gratus Marshall
Odd Fellowship
Temple
Baltimore
Todge
Daughters of Rebekah
Ritchie
Etebison
Maryland
Rebkah
Order
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Savereden Grand Lodge
Grand Sire Thomson
Michigan
Sirg Tradford
Frederick
Odd Fellows Lodges
Rebekah
Old Furnishings
State Roads Commission
Altos
Messrs
Etchison
Bennett
Ir. Etchison
Philadelphia
Richmond
Bank Clearings Rise Again Reflecting City Business Health
Bank clearings for the year ending May 2 reached 22,395,195.38, up 773,936.02 from the prior year, indicating strong local commerce. Total resources of Frederick city financial institutions stand at 27,625,048.28 with 960,000 in capital stock and 4,908,631.26 in checkable deposits, as six banks report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Markell
Frederick Clearing House Association
Markell
Judges Asked to Place Girl in Reform Institution
Bishop James T. Freeman of the Episcopal church in Washington urged Judges Robert B. Peter and Glenn H. Worthington to commit Elizabeth M. King, nineteen, to a non penal home or institution after she was sentenced to 10 years in the Maryland Penitentiary for smothering her two newborn baby girls. Attending were her lawyers Thomas L. Dawson and Steadman Prescott with a petition by 10 jurors. The judges said they would give the matter serious consideration. Poolesville pupils win honors in Montgomery county debates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Freeman
Episcopal Church
Washington
Robert B. Peter
Glenn H. Worthington
Hockville
Elizabeth M. King
Maryland
Thomas L. Dawson
Steadman Precott
Bishop Freeman
W. W. Shearer
Millard F. Minnick
Rockville
Plumbing Inspector Debate Reflects City Needs in Frederick
The Maryland State Board of Commissioners of Plumbing pressed for a city plumbing inspector in Frederick during a morning meeting in City Hall. The panel, including President Edward H. Rogers and Charles H. Frederick, discussed licensing practices and planned a visit to Hagerstown and Cumberland to issue licenses. About 40 local plumbers renewals yearly, with some applicants mailed in rather than appearing in person. Licenses cover journeymen and masters from May 1, 1925 to April 30, 1926.
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Frederick
Maryland State Board of Commissioners of Plumbing
City Hall
Hera
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Baltimore
Edward H. Rogers
Charles H. Frederick
V. Eldman
C. Hampson Jones
Edward J. Wehrhahn
Hageratown
Hahn And Betson To Get Contract For New St. John's School Property
Dismantling of the old St. John's Literary Institute began this morning on East Second Street. Local contractors Hahn And Betson were reported as low bidders and expected to receive the new building contract, with work to progress for the next term. Archbishop Curley may preside at the dedicatory ceremonies, and a congregational meeting at St. John's Catholic church will follow services next Sunday.
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Hahn and
Betson
St. John’s School
St. John's Literary Institute
East Second Street
Atin & Betson
Trugh Kavanaugh
Baltimore
St. John's Catholic Church
Kes
Fro Fla
Rehwallenders
Praor
Eptaedc
Evangelical Lutheran School of Maryland
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Bible Clana
Katherine M. Wiener
Church Council Conslate
John
Sh. v
Jesse H. Michael
Edward
Washington
MW. Knubel
DD. LE
New York
Woman's Missionary Society
P. Wiles, DD
Philadelphia
F. R. Wagner
Martinsburg
Jewish Missions
Inner Missions
Board of Education
Lutheran Brotherhood
John T. Huddle
R. 3. Patterson
Westminster
M. Willard
United Lutheran Convention
Probe into minister Hayden death begins in Ridgeville
Baltimore era reports that Rev. Peter M Hayden of New Market died after injuries from a motor crash in Ridgeville. Charles S Moore of Tahoma Park was jailed for reckless driving and a $5 fine. State investigators and the State's Attorney await final findings before action.
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Peter M. Hayden
New Market
Frederick City Hospital
Ridgeville
Eorlier
Commissioner of
Motor Vehicles
Baughman
Charles S. Moore
Tahoma Park
Moore
Clarence Murray
Automobile Commissioner's Office
William M. Storm
Storm
Frederick
Mr. Crum Improving After Pitchfork Injury
Glenn Crum, severely injured by a fall onto a pitchfork, was taken to Frederick City Hospital and is reported improving. Local police in London are investigating traffic scenes as the situation develops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Crum
Glenn Crum
Frederick City Hospital
Garrett Trial Set In Montgomery Circuit Court
In Rockville the Montgomery County Circuit Court fixes Tuesday May 12 for the trial of State's Attorney John A. Garrett on numerous indictments charging forgery and embezzlement. The decision on court or jury trial will be made by Special State's Attorney Albert M. Boyle. A frost forecast accompanies brief weather notes noting a 64 degree high and 43 degree low with rising temperatures expected midweek.
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Rockville
P. Kenneth Lyddane
William J. Clements
Harnesville
Montgomery County
Elizabeth Pearl Clements
Barnesville
George B Harrington
Baltimore
May R
William T
Urner
Peter and Worthington
John A. Garrett
Atorney
Albert M. Boyle
Garrett
Weather Bureau
President Sees Europe Conditions Improving
The report notes a cautious optimism from U S leaders on Europe's economic and political recovery. It cites President Coolidge and Ambassador Houghton, highlighting hopes for stabilizing markets, repatriation of private American funds, and a restrained yet proactive American role to aid European recovery without triggering new conflicts.
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Washington
Troughton
Ashdrows
Coollye
Europe
Bijan
Helland
Atlantic
Jonna
Houghton
London
Paroled This Afternoon Mary Shank Released From Jail
Mary Shank an inmate at Frederick county jail since October 27 with a nine month sentence for involvement in turfing and feathering is to be released on parole this afternoon. Sister Christina traveled from Baltimore to Frederick to escort the girl to Halsmore where future arrangements are made. Parole officer Hogamnith with governor sanctioned pass overseen the release. Mary is to be taken to Baltimore afterward. Varry Leatherman and Arthur Rice remain in the House of Correction for two years each in a related case. Nine others were also paroled recently.
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Mary Shank
Myorayilte
Frederick County
Dorothy Grandon
Christina
Baltimore
Frederick
Jeane
Halsmore
Mary
Sheri Albaugh
Hogamnith
Mrs .Shank
Itte
Sintec
Varry Leatherman
Arthur Rice
Honse of Correction
Far Party
House of Correction
Gold Standard Bill Heads to Third Reading
London reports the gold standard bill advancing to a third reading without amendments. A Hood College May Day program in English medieval style accompanies community singing led by Miss Marie McCord and student leaders.
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S’ress
London
House of Commons
City Opera House
Hood College
Miss McCord
Misa Ethel McNutt
Grayson H. Staley
Emory L. Coblentz
Masonic Lodges Break Over Belief in God and Bible
The Grand Lodge of New York terminated ties with the Grand Orient of Belgium on April 3 for abandoning belief in God and removing the Bible from the altar. Grand Master William A. Rowan announced the edict at the 144th annual communication, stating Belgium’s action struck at the foundational tenets of Freemasonry and attempted to alter its principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manonie
Grand Orient of
Bel- Aidinum
Willam A. Rowan
Urand Lodge
Belgium
Stock Prices Display Strong Tone Today
Stock prices showed a strong tone in morning trading as reports of higher pig iron and mild continued gasoline prices spurred buying. The market firmed with copper strength and possible special dividends in utilities, while selling pressure eased for U S Steel and other key industrials as call money fell. Total volume reached about 1,604,000 shares.
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Associated Prom
New York
May
American Cay
Uniine States Steel Common
Kalidetn
P. S. C approves two new local bus lines
The Public Service Commission in Baltimore announced two daily round trips between Baltimore and Waynesboro Pennsylvania to be operated by Rite Ridge Transportation Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. S.C
Iry
Associated Press
Baltimore
Waynesboro
Public Service Commission
Rite = Ridge Transportation Company
Harriman Combine and Soviet Reach Accord
Moscow reports a formal agreement signed between the Harriman combine and the Soviet government on output from the manganese mines at Chiatura in Georgia. Negotiations had been under way for months to secure the concession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom
Moscow
Harriman Combine
Chiatura
Republic of Georgia
United States to Present Deas on Traffic in Arms
Geneva May. The United States will present certain des a to the International Conference for Control of Traffic in Arms. Representative Theodore Burton of Ohio told the conference today.
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U. S
DEAS
Associated Prose
Geneva
United States
International Conference For Control of Traffic In Armee
Theodore Burtom
Jqhia
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Poolesville
Harry S. Beall
Montgomery County Federation of Women’s Cubs
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Galthersburg
Fairland
Damascus
Sandy Spring
Germantown
Takoma Park
Dickerson
State Board
Bulgaria
Belkan
Penmenia
New
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Michael 7. Curley
Col. Baughman
Case
Potomac
Totomac
Point of Rocks
Hrunswick
John S. Mochall
Comminscan
Henry G Stites
Viteginta Highly Commission
Bronstick
Mackall
Loudout County
Virgina
Mir Maeskal
Virginia Board of Supervisors
Lonon
Lutheran Synod
OR. Knobel
Atlantis
M. FP. Turnner
Charles Town
W. Va
Hummer
Claude Rittenour
Joseph Buddenhagen, Jr
Sweden
Associated
United States Coast Guard
Clifton Bay
Staten Italand
Atlantic Seaboard
Wl BL Jacobs
Coast Guard
Connecticut
New Jersey
Jaros Raht
Jacobs
Ctagaigal
America
Hood
Brodbeck Lawn
England
Prince Hood
Lion
Harriman
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