Special Grand Jury Session Ends With Indictments Expected Soon
May term convened with Chief Judge Hammond Urner presiding to hear eight prisoners and about 18 to 20 docket cases. The grand jury, recalled to handle criminal matters, is expected to draft indictments within two days as Judge Urner leaves for Annapolis and Associate Judge Worthington is at home ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond Urner
Urner
Grand Jury
William L. Grues
Harlan A. Schildknecht
George J. F. Mensell
Martin L. Harbaugh
John D. Snader
J. Marshall Miller
Millard F. Kiefauver
Agustus C. Baker
Glenn O. Garber
Charles C. Martz
Emory Frey
George H. Nusbaum
Scott L. Fry
Nathan J. England
Giles L
Witncewes
Annapollig
Court of Appeals
Worthington
Police Court Sessions Set for Drunken Disorderly Defendants
Henry Hallman was jailed on $20 collateral after arrest for being drunk and disorderly Saturday night by Officer Engelbrecht. Lena Fields William Argent and Tribly Sewell were arrested Sunday afternoon for disorderly conduct near East street and released on their own recognizance for hearings tonight at seven before Justice Sherman P Howers and Justice Bowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hallman
Engelbrecht
Sherman P. Howers
Lena Fields
William Argent
Tribly Sewell
Walsh
East Street
Bowers
Cut in steel orders triggers market decline
The drastic decline in unfilled orders of United States Steel and a cut in crude oil prices helped push the morning stock market lower. Prices steadied around noon as demand for investments rose and call money opened at 3 1/2 percent. The day closed heavy with about 750000 shares traded. Sunday Letter. William A Sunday hospitalized after a ptomaine poisoning. Mrs Sunday improves after automobile crash injuries. Amanda Keller, Burke street, treated for infected toe.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Pennsylvanians Travel 226 Miles To Be Wed Here
A Pennsylvania couple from Axemeath journeyed 226 miles in rain to obtain a marriage license and wed at Calvary M E Parsonage in Frederick. Cloyd William Sunday and Elsie C Gordon married by Rev G Ellis Williams after Deputy Clerk Millard Nusz aided them late Sunday night, with sister Grace Sunday and Roy Dietz present. The wedding appeared an elopement.
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Cupid
Frederick
Axemeath
Pennsylvania
Millard Nusz
West Third Street
Grace Sunday
Roy Dietz
Social Service Exchange Expands Accurate Case Records
The Social Service Exchange speeds data collection on supervised cases across charitable groups. Miss Louise D Nelson leads efforts, with 256 children under supervision, aided by Miss Elizabeth Fibert and Miss Mary Catherine Etchison. Etchison becomes Family Case Worker effective July 1, while Ebert continues office duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Service Exchange
Miss Etchison
Exchange
Children’s Aid Society
People’s Fire Insurance
Louise D. Nelson
Aid Society
Hose
Elizabeth Fibert
Nelson
Mary Catherine Etchison
Cnly
Miss Nelson
Ebert
State School Girls Stage Shakespeare Play
Members of the Girls Reading Club at Marry Hand State School for the Deaf staged Shakespeare's An How Like It last Saturday. Miss Frances We Andrew directed with readings by Miss Tarey Wilmot and signing by the players. Costumes mirrored Elizabethan style as characters included Rosalind, Audrey, and others in a cast listing with multiple student participants.
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State School For the Deaf
Shakespeare
Frances
WeAndrew
Tarey Wilmot
Take
Ving
Helen Leitner
Frederick
Soaphia
Margaret Baumann
Folimwera
Bankahed Duke
Anna Clayton
Trances I McCann
Anna Maupt
Florence Schieber
Gladys Golden
Mothers Day Observances Across Local Churches
Local churches held Mother's Day services with varied programs. Evangelical Reformed, Grace Reformed, Calvary M E, and others featured readings, poems, choir music, and addresses by pastors and lay leaders. Memorial chimes and memorial services honored past members as congregations crowded the pews despite rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Martz
Franklin Marsh
Grace Clarke
Roscoe Rhoderuck
Adrian McCardell
Sdna Mensell
Wm. Brish
Richard Ramsburg
Kieffer
J. Dutrow
Marion Miller
Maude Uittmar Hay
Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Woship
Goodson
Mader Mathers
Harris
Jamess
Church Y
Filler
Cathedrals of
Europe
Calvary M. EB
Chireh
Teven
Inez Retsar
Marion Grove
Toward Taylor
Kenneth Mantz
Thomas O'Hara
James H. Varrix, Jr
Learners Bible
Calvary McEchurch
Charles GL. Fulmer
Doubs
Ruby Cline
Vrs
Char ¢ Wudaon
W. IK. Kinncavan
Frederick
Minuve
Albert Gilson
Remari
Lewis Woodward
Reno Crim
Flrat
Bergdoll Hidden Gold $270000 Declared by Draftee
The Associated Press reports Grover Bergdoll, an American draft dodger, claims he hid $270,000 in gold in the United States. He says only he knows the location, and no one will find it until he seeks it out himself. He remarks the treasure could fund his future plans.
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Ehberbach
Paden
Finders Keepers
Grover
Bergdoll
United States
Hein
Nice
Lane
Lin
Frederick capital training school nurses commence season
The Frederick City Capital Training School for Nurses opens its commencement season on Thursday afternoon, May 22, at 2 30. The two graduating nurses are Miss Ela Kea Weddle and Miss Jennive Bollinger. Exercises take place in the Nurse's Temp with the customary ceremonies of this red letter day in hospital life.
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Frederick City
Tiplemag
Ela Kea Weddle
Jnnirve Arm
Bollinger
Madden Wills Fight Postponed One Week
The fifteen round heavyweight bout between Harry Wills and Bartley Madden for Jack Dempsey's title at Queensboro Stadium has been postponed until next Friday night due to rain.
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Associated Pro New York
Harry Wills
Jack Dempsey
Bartley Madden
Trishipan
Tomachi
Queensboro Stadium
Mothers Day observance noted by United Brethren church
The United Brethren congregation held a Mothers Day service with music by Evelyn Clopper and others. Pastor Glen spoke on Remembering Mother as a call to gratitude, amid readings and recitations by local members. The church planned future events and a Wednesday prayer meeting.
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United Brethren
Brethren
Vie Wolf
Dhederich
Choa Fath
Werthey
Evelyn Clopper
Geare
Hawilton
Dalay McPonall
Alp
Sie
Dobel
Olsie Grave
Mas
Glen
Reno
Lanine Hime
Engle
Croye
Diederich
Rains swell rivers as Monocacy floods Buckeystown road
Heavy weekend rains push Potomac and Monocacy rivers 10 to 12 feet above normal. The Buckeystown road and the Adamstown Point of Rocks route are washed out and impassable as high water limits travel. Weather forecast calls for sun and warmer temperatures after the spell.
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Washington
Potomac
Point of Rocks
Tower
Adamstown
Buckeystown
Buckeystown Bridge
Purpose of Boys Day Home Defined
Frederick observes Boys Week with a May 16 boy day at home. The committee led by G K Motter outlines aims to strengthenfamily bonds and home character building. Parents, especially mothers, are urged to center the evening on family activity and affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
G. K. Motter
Hin
Cumberland Rivers Rise Flood Cities as Bridges Fail
Cumberland is slammed by record Potomac valley floods. Heavy rainfall bursts banks washing away a temporary bridge between Westernport and Tidiemont. Flooded towns include Cumberland Westernport Keyser and Hagerstown officials report two deaths and widespread disruption.
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Associated Press
Cunberlad
Potomac Valley
Potomac River
Maryland
Telus
Bishway
Winan
Charles Smith
Flandelides
St. John’s Run
Westernport
Mal
Tiedmogt
W. Va
Cuntherkind
Pietinent
Keyser
Ilaneotk
Ledwalter
Convicted Bank Cashier Sentenced To Four To Ten Years
John F Whisler cashier at the York Thiven State Bank pleaded guilty to embezzlement and taking, was sentenced to four to ten years in the Eastern Penitentiary. He acknowledged a shortage of about 50 to 100 dollars found by state bank examiners March 16 and said he owed the bank the amount.
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Associated Preas
York
Johi F. Whisler
York Thiven State Bank
Whistler
SSN
Nyet
Excordiil BS
the Fink
Political School Opens for Republican Women of Frederick
Over 100 Republicans from all parts of Frederick attend a Republican political school at the Scott Key Hotel on Thursday afternoon. Beverly Tins of Bethesda leads discussions on why we must vote and the party’s platform. Scouts from Court Town Park join for a unique show and contests. a Maryland School baseball game follows at 2 o clock.
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Republiewa Somir
Frederic Kh
Ted
Thie Fee
Scott Key Hotel
Phureday
Waatemmil Dopo
Himehoen al Papom
Beverly
Bethesda
Bineheen
Pary
State van Nations Party
Republican Women of Fredermehkconnt
Maryland School For
Court Town Park
Schart
Frederick McMolay
Maryland
Pepno
Hich Schouk
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Mother Love
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