Ascension Service of DeMiolay Commandery Attends
DeMiolay Commandery No. 4 Knights joined Rev. Dr. Char B. Wehler at Evangelical Reformed Church for the annual Ascension service. Sermon explored The Expediency of the Ascension from John 16 7 5 as attendees marched to the Masonic Temple and back, amid rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMiolay Commandery
Templar
Evangelical Reformed Church
Char B. Webler
Commandery
Presbyterian Church
Market Street
Third Street
Church
Masonic Temple
Wehler
Henry L. G Iueffer
Ths
Chostian Church
Templars
Temprary
Freemasons
Bega Austincity
Tross
Jesus Christ
Knight Templar
Christ
Jesus
Uerawre
Templary
Waecher
Chroustina
Fraiers
Asonry Ihal
Lord Jesus
Vyehier
Yy. Bieter
Amichts
H. David Hagananahi
Falcon Sul Maver
Tom A
Local Social Notes From Washington and Germantown
May 11 reports show Mr and Mrs 4A Waters and Mr Robert Waters of Germantown visiting Mr and Mrs Richard Cromwell for dinner. Mrs Lawrence A White and daughter Miss Evelyn spent several days in Washington. Miss Nora Sheven recovering from a severe illness. After a Community Tea, a program with musical numbers by Miss Lu was presented.
Cooperative Efforts Noted In Local School
Elle Cooley principal of Poolesuile High School and Mrs E OG Hughes return from a Washington visit. E J Hamwood is listed among the sick. Mrs Richard Cromwell called to Germantown for illness of sister Mrs Waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elle Cooley
Prineipal
Poolesuile High School
E OG Hughes
Herman Hughes
Washington
E J. Hamwood J
Richard Cromwell
Germantown
Wm. A Waters
Threatens to Resign Over Thorpe Appointment Controversy
Washington May 10 Jean Dickin assistant secretary of commerce threatened to resign unless charges against Dr Willard L Thorpe were dropped The Senate commerce committee rejected Thorpe majority 11 to 5 noting Thorpe already held the post via recess appointment The critic said unfounded charges were spread by rival office seekers and urged delaying confirmation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jean Dickin
Ass.stant
Torigh
Tesizr
Wilard L. Thorps
Cahoze
Senate
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Senate Commerce Committes
Fesserdar
Thorp
Ats Charman Stevenens
Lames
Dickenson
Thorvp
Williamson Drug Store Moves to Castle Property
Williamson Drug Store plans relocation from West Patricia Street to a Castle property leased for five years. Negotiations handled by Potts and Griff, with property ownership now by Windsor Investment Company. The business has operated at its current site for about 3.4 years and was previously tied to the neighboring firms on Patricia Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mace Thursag
Williamson Drug
West Path Ia
Ca. de
Alton
Potts and Griff
Wikamseon
West Patrica Street
Diesel + Bang
Thomas M W Htliamson
Stanley Crantall Compa
J Sr
Verna M Borce seeks divorce from George C Boyce
Verna M Borce files for absolute divorce and alimony from George C Boyce a municipal employee. An order requires Boyce to pay 45 dollars monthly alimony and 30 dollars counsel fee pending settlement of the suit. The couple married October 16 1919 at Hagerstown and have four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna M Borce
Ciarte
George C. Boyce
Mos Boyce
Reno S. Harp
Hammond Urner
Boyce
Hagerstown
Ompe Omaerenis
Sne
Mrco Boina
Munc
Gettle Family Deals With Abductors In Kidnapping Case
The Gettle family spokesman says they are ready to negotiate with abductors for the return of William F Gettle, while law enforcement and authorities in southern California press the case. No ransom has been confirmed, and the family appeals for public support as investigators pursue leads.
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Arcaca Cal
William F Gettle
Onaire
Livarrost
Calorna
Ernest E . Beverly Holstawyer
Get
Colanie
Tucson
Assene
Robins
Robles
Seymour Convicted of Perjury in Nebraska Case
Lincoln reports that a once prominent Nebraska politician was found guilty of perjury after a trial. The May 16 verdict ends a lengthy court proceeding involving sworn statements and false testimony. Local officials and party members react to the conviction.
Seymour faces second federal perjury trial in Senate probe
Seymour, once prominent in Republican circles, is tried again by a Federal Grand Jury for perjury before a Senate campaign investigating committee. His sentence is deferred as he was indicted for testimony before the group that probed George Woorriss’s primary bid against a veteran senator in 1930, with the jury hearing the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Lincoln
Senate
George W Oorris
Saabie
Court News and Property Deeds Digest
Court records list Walter E Sinn in county matters with a $10 entry and a $16 transfer to Marshal ML Warrenfeltz and his wife. Philip T Hoover as administrator transfers to Berenice Kindie and others. £350 counts cited. Marriage licenses noted. Fred Brewer, 34, divorced. Gertrude Vo Mcuen, 30, widow. Property deeds and related notices appear with local advertising noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Sinn
Walter E Sinn
ML Warrenfeltz
Philip T. Hoover
Berenice
Kindie
Fred Brewer
Gertrude Vo Mcuen
Bothel Hagerstoan
News Advertising
Marshall Ji Warrenfeltz
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Evan
DR. Wehler
Dickerson
Asst
Secretary of Commerce
Tirol
George C. Borce
Gettle
Nebraska
Lincoln, Neb
Victor
Rigas
SAA
Neas
Farmers & Mechanics
Frederick, Maryland
Bank of Personal Service
Ormond
Ee Eee
North Market St
Cece
Sinclair
Strclar Refving Company (Inc
Court News
Erica Briefee
Texas
Calif
Victor Bread
U. 8
Alaska
FCO Baking Power
Davis Baking Powder
Pillsbury's Best Flour
Gold Seal Family Flour
Asco Buch
Rand
Acme
Evapora
Caikavg
India
Ceylon
Pride of Kilamey Jy
India Tea
Teer Ib
Frederick
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