Dr O'Toole's Africa hunt report reaches Baltimore
A letter from Dr Bernard F O'Toole, Thurmont naturalist, from Jinja Uganda details big game hunting in East Africa. He claims to have shot two hippos, two lions and three hyenas, traveling about 6000 miles in Africa and 2000 on foot. He notes temperatures from 70 to 100 degrees and mentions an upcoming entomology exhibition in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard F. O'Toole
Thurmont Natureliat
Africas
Dr. O'Toole
Dr.Toole
Jinja
Uganda
Maire
British Eastrica
Ising
Ta m
Hong Mint
O'Toole
Taitimore
Amanda Pladung
Baltimore
Phedung
Lerten
Congo
Nile
Kharton
Belgaum
Dimpalse
Wes Phapagraph
Accident case faces hearing over steel pipe injury
A hearing before Justice Sherman P Bouters examined charges against Benji Menner for a traffic accident on April 4 near North Alarket Street. Witnesses testified a truck driven by Renner released a steel pipe striking Mrs Bessie F Bell, who was walking home. Renner claimed he did not know of the injury and fled the scene. Several defendants faced minor charges of disorderly conduct or failure to appear, with collateral forfeitures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benji &. Menner
Jes Vine
Justi Sherman P
Etruch
Rennes
Alorhet
Taelfl Street
Ag Mas
Belt
Reuter
Gay
Renner
Harry Keeney
Bab
Keeney
Hell
Jns
Thce Howers
Walter
John Mahoney
David Myers
Quits In Debt Colonel Moloney Steps Down As New Orleans Chief
A disjointed report states Colonel Guy RB Moloney resigns as New Orleans police chief amid debt and mortgage concerns. The piece notes past chiefs leaving after financial troubles, with unclear references to May dates and city investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy RB. Moloney
New Orleans
Hia
Toromes
le Tok
Jock
Empire Orchestra Adds Harold Knode To Roster
Theatre notes report Walter Decker, manager of the Opera House and Empire, has secured violinist Harold Knode to join the Empire orchestra tonight as part of a drive to augment the ensemble. Knode, who played with Land of Joy in Philadelphia and recently returned, enhances plans to show Paramount pictures at both venues with Empire pricing. Also featured today are Pearl White in Perils Of Paris at the Empire and Fools In The Dark at the Opera House with Patry Ruth Miller and Matt Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Decker
Harold Knode
The
Empire Orchestra
Decker
Empies
Knode
Land of Joy
Philadelphia
Saterday
Empire
Paramount Pictures
Opera House
Pearl White
Paris
Among the Sick Mr Chiewr Routan Improves at Hospital
Secondhand fragment notes Chiewr Routan East Third piper has been ill at Frederick City Hospital for weeks but shows improvement. Also mentions Thomas fRemp, Petting display man ager, who was sick at home on Dayvente and is much dimproved and back at duties. Mentions Stone at Middletown and a Fri Was resting to the wu) Generic Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiewr Routan
East
Third Piper
Frederick City
Thomas fRemp
Dilayvente
Seer Stone
Middletown
Annie Tae
Lutherans to Convene Third Maryland Synod Convention
The Middle Conference of the Maryland Synod United Lutheran Church of America will hold its third annual convention at Winter's church near New Windsor on Tuesday May 18. Speakers include Rev Day Rev LeGore Rev Wiles Rev Neal Rev Patterson Mrs Nulton Mrs Wiles and many others with officers named Walter LeGore president J J Micheal vice president Harry Vogle secretary Emma Schaaffer recording secretary and Frank Myers treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Conference
Maryland Synod of the United Lutheran Church of America
Winter's Church
New Windsor
Carrot County
J. B. Lowe
WC. Day
Middletown
W. ©. LeGore
LeGore
Charles P. Wiles
Philadelphia
A.C. Neal
Myersyville
R.A Patterson
Weatminster
Margaret Nulton
Taneytown
J. Roy Strock
India
Co. Wiles
John J. Belt
Westminster
Cla. Shuke
Walkersville
R. S. Paffinbarger
Lovetteville
J. Rupley
Catharine Kyler
J. J. Laing
Jefferson
George W. Yelser
Union Mile
J. A. Brosius
Thurmont
John Woldley
Washington
Walter C. LeGore
J. J. Micheal
Frederick
Harry B. Vogle
Uniontown
Emma Schaaffer
Frank P. Myers
Rockville Institute Meeting Set At Montgomery Chapel
Under Carroll M Wright, secretary of the Christian Endeavor Union of Maryland, the annual institute of Montgomery societies is planned for next Friday at Montgomery chapel Rockville with sessions and a luncheon between. Rev H J Goode of Rockville will arrange and preside. Local societies Bethesda Presbyterian Rockville Christian Kensington Presbyterian participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll M. Wright
Christian Endeavor Union of Maryland
Annial Institute
Societies of
Montgomery
Montgomery Chapel
Rockville
J. Goode
County Union
Union Bethesda Presbyterian
Rockville Christian
Kensington Presbyterian
Dinner at Christian church in Montgomery Institute affair
In Montgomery, officers of the Institute and Prince George's County will host a dinner at the Christian church Wednesday evening. Hood College opened baseball with a sophomores over freshmen 30 to 19. Referee was Miss Haya, assistant physical director at Hood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Prince George's Coumtion
Christian Church
Hood
Hood College
Areshman
Miss Haya
Feathery Tales From a Confusing Estate Report
A muddled narrative describes a number of rural oddities and incidents. It mentions fish feeding on cows and a strange food supply experiment on an estate, along with a London transfer of a rare ground pigeon to the New York Zoo, highlighting unusual wildlife observations and peculiar farming practices of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
York Zoolngiaal Society
Marty
Dasseer
Muketitra Brouht
New York Zootagten
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Africa
Benjamin Renner
Monte Carlo
Asanol
Bengal
Theatre News
Maryland
Frederick Countlana
E. Institute
OUR
Ready Money Club
Frederick County
North Market Street
Neture
Hebris
Iain
Vyladelphi
Central Trust Company
Bianocasg
Myersville, Md
Union Bridge, Md
Monrovia, Md. Thurmont, Md
Thomas
Marcelle
Hale
Williamson's Drug Store
Kemp’s Store News
Kemp’s
C. Thomas Kemp
Quynn’s Hardware Store
Geo. S. Rodock & Son
Carroll St
Tss
AD Busines
Will Flautt Company
Paa Zaus
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