Reform Church Classis to Open in Rocky Ridge May 19
Maryland Classis of the Reformed Church begins a multi day session at McTubor church Rocky Ridge May 19 with about 60 to 70 ministers and delegates from over 50 Western Maryland churches. Items on the agenda include the status of women in church offices union plans among the reform denominations and amendments to church constitution with committees and representatives named.
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Maryland
General Synod of the
Reformed Church
Consistory
Spiritus Council
Classis
Synod
General Synod
Henry Li G. Kieffer
A LeRoy McCardell
Evangelical Reformed Church
Chas. W. Lough
Chalmers W. Walck
Grace Reformed Church
John S Adam
Middletown
Eugene A. Spessard
Washington Courts
Wikner H. Long
Sablinsville
Rover. L. Bair
Boonsboro
Reading
Guy P. Bready
Taneytown
Meeting at Oak Huts Presided by Mrs Thomas
On May 2 at the residence of Mrs Willam HL Thomas the gathering titled Oak Huts Twelve Mem os and two Visors attended. Mrs Thomas presided as president and the vote featured a roll call. A musical program titled Love's Old Sweet Song was taught and Homemakers Crest chaired the meeting.
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Willam HL Thomas
Kemptown Woman's Club
Golden. Mosley
Kemptomn Woman's Club
C. F. Grabos
Children of Firen
J. A. Engle
Gribbs
Mary E. Browning
C_ L_ Riggs. tive
Ghee Gwb te Sing Friday
fragmentary text mentions two students or items and a court setting with names and dates unclear. Unable to determine a coherent event or entities. no definite actions or outcomes are readable.
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Aoa Courti
Carroll County Firemen Meet in Mt Airy May 15
Mt Airy hosts Carroll County firemen meet on May 15. Attendees include Herman Beat Spencer Kinsey H P Burs H Gills and Mayor Charles A Ozie.
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Carroll County
MT. Airy
Herman Beat
Spencer Kinsey
H. P. Burs
H. Gills
AL Rly
Charles A. Ozie
Watson Seeks 10 Halt Debate in Parker Case
Watson petitions for a ten day pause in the Parker case debate as legal proceedings face a temporary halt. The motion requests suspension amid ongoing proceedings and potential scheduling adjustments.
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Watson
Parker
Taneytown Elects A Large Vote for New Year Officials
A Taneytown election produced a heavy turnout Monday for the coming year. The ticket led by an unnamed candidate won most positions, with a few names narrowly defeated including Seaert Burgess Mar siosters David ELrahe Dr C MM Ber ner Norvilie P Shoemazer Clautius H. Long and Wilam D Obier.
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Taneytown
At- Ay
Neild
oSiters
Seaert Burgess
Marsiosters
David Elrahe
Dr. C. MM. Berner
Norvilie P. Shoemazer
Clautius H. Long
Wilam D. Obier
Six injured when bus strikes parked truck near Northeast
Six persons were injured when a Colonial line motorbus struck a parked truck on Philadelphia road near Northeast Maryland. Injured passengers including Golden Gardener New York City John OReill Port Chester Gro Collins Philadelphia Sam Maian Los Angeles Oran Burr El Paso Mrs E D Mitchell Florida were taken to Union Hospital. The truck loaded with poultry and eggs was driven by Joseph W Bryant Warrenton Virginia with Fred Bellnex Washington in charge of the bus.
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Baltimore
Soney
Colonial Line
Philadelphia
Northeast
Unionhaston
Golden Gardener
New York City
John Oreill
Port Chester
N.Y
Gro. Collins
Sam Maian
Los Angeles
Calif
Oran Burr
el Paso
Tex
E. D. Mitchell
Florida
Joseph W. Bryant
Warrenton
Fred Bellnex
Washington
Aus
Explosion and Fire Wreck Three Buildings in Ambridge
In Ambridge on May 6 a blast and fire wrecked three buildings. Police probe whether a bomb or gas leak caused the explosions. A man identified as Joe Musilino, 40, was found dead in the debris. The hotel across the street reported 140 broken windows and 50 guests fleeing in terror. Damages estimated at $13,000.
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Ambridge
Joe Musilino
Firemn
Woodboro Woman's Club Hosts Apr 29 Meeting
Mrs. M. P. Winebrenter hosted the Woodsboro Woman's Club on April 29. Seventeen members and two guests attended the session opened by the president with "Auld Lang Syne." Miss Feane gave a cake demonstration. A May 13 meeting was announced at the Home of Mrs. Ane Veserte. National Music Week was observed at a local church.
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M. P. Winebrenter
Woodsboro
Kanoter Population Census Update
The fragment reports population figures and census data with numbers for Kanoter and York, noting growth over the 1922 census and referencing seats or terms associated with an unspecified work census. The readable text is fragmented and lacks clear context or full sentences.
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Kanoter
Hangris
Terns Ancoun Ansone
York
Frederick businessman D. M. Stauffer dies of pneumonia
David Murray Stauffer 43 died at his Frederick home at 4 30 this morning after a brief illness. He owned and operated Kaufman Garage and was treasurer of The Kaufman Garage Company. Survived by widow Bessie Kaufman Stauffer and three daughters, plus three sisters. He was a member of Evangelical Reformed church and Frederick Lodge No 684 BPOEl.
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Ater An
David Murray Stauffer
Frederick
Fears
Kaufman Garage
East Patrick Street
Baltimore
Wen
Mr. Stauffer
David V
Willianna Walker Stauffer
Bessie Kaufman Stauffer
Anna Marie, Pegarl
Helen Stauffer
William G. Mel
George J. Ross
Battie Lee Stautver
Evangelical Reformed Church
Brederick Lodge
Stauffer
Aufman
Ladow
Frank M. Dertzthaugh
Kaufman Motor Company
Germey G. Gosnell
Kaufman Garage Company
Oldsmobile
Viking
Pearl House
G. S. C. Boost
St. Airy
Pearl
Old Frederick Academy
Charlotte Hall
Milary Academy
Oklahoma
Britten would spend billion on U S Navy
May Britten speaks at a lecture on Monday under the auspices of the Gar or Frederick group. The event is scheduled for 4 o'clock in the afternoon with details handling a proposal to allocate a billion dollars to the U S Navy.
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Britten
U. S. Navy
Garten
Gar
Frederick
Jameson Gives Large Funds in Virginia Political Fight
May 6 AP report details Jameson transferring 172800 of personal funds to Bishop Cannon to oppose Alfred Smith. Documents and telegrams show 17300 paid to headquarters, 48000 to the Virginia committee and Smith Democrats. Witnesses expected as the committee probes wet and dry organizations.
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Nnton
E c
Bishop
Alfred EL
Cannon
Caraway
Jazes
Headquarters Committee
Smith Democrats
Virginia
Massive dynamite blast planned at M. S. Grove quarries
A ten ton charge of dynamite will be exploded this afternoon near Prederick in the M. S. Grove Lime Company quarries. The blast is expected to release about 100000 tons of rock and is described as the largest ever attempted in the area. Safety precautions are emphasized as experts supervise the operation. Newsreel crews may film the event. The project costs run into thousands of dollars.
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Grove Lime Company
Prederick
Powder Company
Grove Company
House committee backs sale of Muscle Shoals project
The House Military Committee endorsed the Reece bill allowing leasing of Muscle Shoals to private interests. The 11 to 5 vote included two members voting present, with two absentees.
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HOUSE
Washington
House Military’ Committee
Muscle Shoals
Bank Robbery in Winthrop Seizes Thousands in Cash
In Winthrop Minnesota May 6 two men robbed the Winthrop State Bank, taking between 4000 and 9000 dollars in cash and a small amount of government bonds. This was the second bank hold up in Minnesota within about 19 hours.
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Winthrop State Bank
Winthrop, Minn
Winthrop
Minnesota
Maytime and Summertime Heat Records Reported
Weather notes show high temperatures reaching near 100 degrees with regional readings. Raul Montuče records an estimate around 98, while Lasseter’s measured 96, indicating persistent warm conditions as the season shifts into May and June.
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Ste
Raul Montuce
Pat Poe
Lasssear
Government moves to suppress home brew equipment sales
Washington May 6 AP The Prohibition Bureau under the Supreme Court ruling launches a drive to seize paraphernalia for making liquor. The step targets distributors and large concerns selling bottles casks and corks used to manufacture illicit liquor. After large dealers are wiped out the bureau will extend action to others.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Acon
Fta
Doran
Pittsburgh
Evangelistic Services At Trinity M E Church Announced
The pastor Rev W. Smith announced a series of evangelistic services at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church starting next Sunday with opening sermon by Rev A F Snedegar. Weeknight services at 8 with a 7:30 Sunday service led by various Southern Methodist ministers. Mrs Anna C Gross widows estate beneficiary. Executives named without bond. Will dated March 29, 1920 witnessed by T A Conner and Rev E E Rhitgess. Mary Catharine Thompson invited to Hood College faculty. Thompson niece of Gov George A Parks of Alaska.
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Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
South
W. ©. Smith
Sunday School Council
A. F. Snedegar
Southern Methodist Church
OC. H. Shaw
LaPiata
J.mh
Mr. Gross
William L. Gross
Brunswick
Anna C. Gross
Charles A. Gross
E. Lindh Gross
William
Gross
T. A. Conner
E. E. Rhitgess
Hood
Mary Catharine Thompson
Mills College
Oakland
Calif
Hood College
Thompson
George A. Parks
Alaska
Drama Workshop
Yake
H. B. Thompson
Poratello
Idaho
4 H Club Girls Spring Rally Planned in Frederick May 14
The Frederick County 4 H Clubs federation announces a spring rally at the State Armory on May 14 from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Miss Ernestine Chub directs and Miss Hewn Sneley will judge hats. Local 4 H leaders, mothers, and guest speakers will participate in a day of demonstrations, talks, elections, and activities related to the annual fair.
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Frederick
Frederick Countz
Wil
Frederick County
Ernestine Chub
Cou
Ams
Hewn Sneley
L. Devs
New Market
Fes Cutt
Ame
Russel Grams
Mary Jane Brown
State Armory
Zattes
Julia Schafer
Sons
Seaf Glover
Ody Happs
Tuach
BL. Davis
Weinesong
Ise
Fretesickwelk
Troops Patrol Streets of Delhi Reported Two Killed
Report from Delhi notes routine patrols amid unrest with two soldiers killed. Details are scarce and casualties confirmed by local authorities. The scene shows heightened security measures in urban districts as investigations continue.
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Delhi
Seek New Members as Brunswick Legion Adds Twenty
Members of the Brunswick American Legion post gathered for a dinner at Grace Episcopal church to welcome twenty new members. Local figures including State Lex Justice Alton Dennett and others spoke, addressing about 111 attendees served by Episcopal church ladies.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Brunswick
Thase
Baltimore
Fea
Maryland
Charles &. Hollere
Alton ¥. Dennett
Austin James
William MM. Storm
E. E. Burress
C. A York
Episcopal Church
Legion Post
Two Bank Robbers Shot by Guards in Dayton
In Dayton on March 6, two of three bank robbers were wounded, likely fatally, by two guards during a daytime attempt at the Union Trust Company on Xenia avenue. A third robber was wounded, and a bystander shot by a stray bullet. Police say the bandits entered the bank, displayed weapons, and demanded cash before guards opened fire as they approached the cashier’s cage.
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Dayton, O
Xenia Avenue
Tthe Union Trust Company
Hem
Gicpasos Ag
Vigorous Upturn of Prices on Stock Market
New York May 6 AP a vigorous upturn developed on the stock market this afternoon after a dull session. Trading ran at a five share day rate sharply lower than yesterday’s pace with total transactions exceeding 20,000,000 shares. Utilities led gains of about 10 percent to nearly $10 a share. High priced issues advanced notably with I. Case rising over $24 and call money down to three percent.
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New York
Cumberland Mountain Fires Under Control
Forest fires in Cumberland region are reported under control after several days of burning. Forester H. C. Buckingham stated the situation was well in hand as crews battled blazes on Tussey Mountain north of Finstone.
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Cumberland
H.C. Buckingham
Tussey Mountain
Wales
Fintstone
Fire Along Magothy River Under Control
Fire along the Magothy River was brought under control after threatening a forest. Reports describe the blaze extending several miles with authorities battling flames near a bridge and forested area. Fire crews and local agencies coordinated efforts to contain the fire and prevent spread.
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Magothy River
tMlat
Volunteers Battle Mountain Fire Near Catoctin
Forest fire on Catoctin mountain raged for days, burning thousands of acres and threatening homes near Fishing Creek. Firefighters from Frederick and LeGore lime plant fought the blaze as wind shifts and light rain offered brief relief, while 13,000 plus young trees were destroyed and water supply concerns grew.
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Wit Mountain
Catoctin
LeGore
Fire at Catoctin Mountain Destroys Watershed Area
Fire described as starting Sunday noon burned more than three quarters of the city watershed and thousands of acres of surrounding forest. It destroyed all brush and dead trees, likely killing many live trees and wiping out 15,000 young saplings planted by the Sneek Watson League over four years.
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Jonss
Catoctin Mountain
Frederick City
Fishing Creek
Richey
Catoctin Furnace
Frederick
Tuscarore Creek
Serkienty
Izaak Walton League
Dee
S. Edward Shaw
League
Acw
Ague
Frank Weddle
Te Fiahcreek
Sneek Watson League
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Mostar Merans O Oto
DM. Stauffer
Frederick Man
May Britten
Brian
Jameson
Smith
James Cannon
Grove Lime Co
U.S
Evangelistic Services
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Simla
Lego
Cumberland Mountain
Will
Ad H. Bustard
Engire
High Rock
Lewistown
Thermont
Catoctine
Phillips Delight
Martin Bowers
C. R. Eby
C. Cyril Klein
Elmer St. C. Maxwell
Lawrence Richey
Allen Kline
Vine
Keefer Rice
H. Sis
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