Heights season at Kraddakeigits Park opens May 30
A growing popular resort near Washington reopens for the summer with repainting and renovations at Kraddakeigits Park. Special entertainments include a carnival in August and a new calliophone. Music by Stephens Novelty Orchestra and New Braddock Heights Concert Band will accompany dancing and bingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kraddakeigits Park
Stephen
Alton
Whitmore
Hessie M. Loule
Eaward Poole
al- Jeya
Myctlin Tyntrow
Hag-Mair
Waxerstown
Baltimare
Waallington
Algo Ronse
Wiggins Hotels to operate Hanover hotel for 80 years
A contract signed by Hanover J A Community Hotel Company with Wiggins Hotels Company Delaware will run the Richard McAllister hotel for 80 years. Wiggins plans operate hotels at Allentown Pottsville Asheville N C and Northampton Mass with more negotiations. Wiggins president formerly with United Hotels Company and brother Horace now managing director of the Benjamin Franklin Hotel Philadelphia. Wiggins is affiliated with Landon Hotels Company running Springfield St Lansing Mich and Quebec. Also notes on Odd Fellows lodge activities and upcoming degree ceremonies. Strawberries from Samuel J Tinton Yellow Springs featured as first of season. FM Whitney’s earlier work noted in cotton gin history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
J A
Wiggins Hotels Company
Delaware Corporation
Richard McAllister
Allentown
Pottsville
Asheville
N. C
Northampton
Mass
Lewis N. Wiggins
United Hotels Company
Horace Wiggins
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
Leland Hotels Company
Springfield
St. Lansing
Mich
Quebec
Breaking Maryland ex-prosecutor Garrett begins 11 year term
John A. Garrett former Montgomery County State's Attorney now a clerk at an overall factory, enters Maryland Penitentiary as Convict No. 29,968 to serve an eleven year sentence for embezzlement and forgery after pleading guilty in Rockville. He vows restitution to victims and renewed devotion to his wife and daughters amid emotional statements about facing the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
John A. Garrett
Montgomery County
Maryland
Garrett
Rockville
Coalgtant
Patrick J. Grady
Ma Im
Offcer
Rogues’ Gallery
Nurses Alumnae Banquet Tonight at Frederick City Hospital
The Frederick City Hospital nurses hold their annual Alumnae banquet tonight at 6 in the Blue and Grey room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Miss Henriett Cramer acts as host and Miss Leona Mary Cockerly delivers the welcome, with Miss Mary L. Nies and others giving talks. Guests of honor include graduating classmates Leoba Mary Cockerly and Hertha May Rothenhoefer, among many attendees listed. Commencement exercises on Thursday are open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Kagan
Henriett Cramer
Leona Mary Cockerly
Middletown
Mary L. Nies
Migsea Eloise Lipps
Ken Weddle
Leoba Mary Cockerly
Hertha May Rothenhoefer
Niex
George B. McCleery
Mia
Roy Bader
William Meredith Smith
Nellie Price
Mary Hagan
Eloine Lipps
Tertha May Rathenhoeter
Mary Nies
Grace Walker
Emma Ohler
Elizabeth Stauffer
Neila Hoffman
Mary Klagan
Mary Hizely
Neile Price
Amy Day
Edna Weant
Anna Anthony
Henrietta Cramer
Nella Kanode
Viola Fox
Eloise Lippa
Hildah Flannigan
Emily Supplier
Mary Maretin
Mesdames
Roy Kater
Meredith Smith
Hubert Bowers
Thomas J. Zimmerman
Robert Leichert
George PB
McCleery
Naomi Rothenohefer
Martha Wirts
State to fund new joint bridge construction soon
A state plan allocates 31345 dollars to begin building a joint bridge. The state will reimburse counties for the work as the project proceeds, outlining funding responsibilities and expected timelines for the start of construction.
Register and Transfer for City Election on June
Debates proceed as Democrats nominate at convention. Bridge bids opened by State Roads Commission for the Emmitaburg Westminster project between Frederick and Carroll counties with Concrete Steel Bridge Co. low bid at 31345. Road will be straightened, two 66 foot spans and 24 foot roadway. Financing by Frederick and Carroll counties pending state budget. Concrete shoulders bids also opened with Peinberger and Mause at 41615. Other bids listed: Ridgeville Washington road shoulders 24028 and 44263.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federick
Carroll
Frederick
Braddock Heights
Peinberger and
Mause
Ridgeville
Washington Road
Ridgesville
Montgomery County
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Rockville
Norbeck
Montgomery C County
Cranford Company
Municipal Election Nominations Fuel Local Campaign
Registration figures suggest 450 to 600 people registered in the city on Tuesday as the municipal election on June 9 approaches. The day marked tightening politics with a Republican ticket nomination and a forthcoming Democratic convention at the court house. About 800 total voters registered across the two weeks, shaping a heated contest and potential incumbents seeking re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betwen
Tuesaday
Cool weather retarded growth of state crops
Maryland crop and weather summary for the week ended yesterday reports cool conditions slowed plant growth while dry spells aided plowing and planting. Rain on the 11th was timely with grain grass oats peas and early potatoes doing well tree fruit limited to fall. Wheat heading and fruit ripening in southern half. corn planting progressed though tender vegetation suffered frost damage in the first half of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maryland
Southeen
MEET AT LIBERTYTOWN S S CONVENTION
The seventh annual Ninth District Sunday School convention will be held at Liberty town M E church Sunday afternoon and night. Program includes devotional, welcome, sermons, reports, music by Singa pore School and Blue Ridge Quartet, a free lunch, social events, and closing announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty+ town
M. E
Stephen Galley
Atdrens
Biggs Elliott
BE. Engler
Bart Flohr
Singapore
C. S. Richmond
Patterson
Union Chapel
Mr. Royal
Miss Abbott
Blue Ridge Quartet
Ladies’ Aid
F. E. Hammaker
Estep
Ness
Carrie Pearce
Murray E. Ness
Judge
Jax
Levis EB. Green
Market Strength Grows in St Paul Trading
New York May 13 A P Paulennen gathered strength and activity as stock trading progressed to day the common atack touching eight and the preferred 156 8 before midday as compared with the extremely low records of three and one fourth and seven reaped trely which were established soon after the receivership was announced a couple of months ago Reports that crude oil production had shown another turkey increases were offering announcement of gasoline price advances up the eastern territory Steel shares showed increased signs of activity in reflection of higher prices for acrop metal and expansion operations by the United States Steel Corporation Call money renewed at three and three fourth per cent the large rum is available at that figure as imilating activity in several low priced issues In witch polls are believed to be operating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. P
Paulennen
Acrop
United States Steel Corporation
Trotzky Returns and Elected to Presidium
Leon Trotzky, previously head of the Soviet army, returned from exile in the Caucasus and was elected a member of the presidium by the Federal Congress of Soviet States. He received an ovation from the congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Leon Trotzky
Caucasus
Federal Congress of Soviet States
Jit
Congress
Monsignor Ohern Dies in Rochester Minna
Monsignor Charles Ohern rector of the American College at Rome died in a Rochester hospital. He was 42, and death followed complications from an influenza attack two years earlier. Church Amendment Defeated in Evangelical Reformed Church meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Mint
A. P
Charles Ohern
American College At
Rome
Evangelical Reformed Church
Garrett Pleads Guilty Before Rockville Court Bench
In Rockville Court three judges heard Garrett admit guilt and face sentence after resigning Wednesday morning. He claimed charges originated with political enemies and spoke as a prisoner when arraigned without counsel. Judges Urner Worthington and Peter, with Sheriff Plummer, delivered the sentence after a ten year crime span and sparse prior records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockvile
Garrett
Hammond Urner
Glenn H. Worthington
Robert Peter
Clay Plummer
Bowls
Porgnyon
Jrear
New Auto Agency Opens in Hagerstown Area
Franklin-Smith Motor Company opens at 131 West Patrick Street in Hagerstown with George B. Smith of Franklin-Coston Sales Co. as owner. Charles E. Boward acts as sales agent and C. W. Alexander as service manager. Two cars expected next week. managers currently in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Patrick Street
George B. Smith
Frank!n- Coston Sales Company
Hagerstown
Franklin-Smith Motor Company
Mr. Smith
Ebert Hardware
Charles E. Boward
C. W. Alexander
Franklin- Coston Company
Franklin
Haines Family Visits Frederick Amid York Business Ties
Mr and Mrs Manton Maine and two sons from York spent a night in Frederick at the Francis Scott Key hotel. Mr Haines, proprietor of a chain of more than 30 Moe stores including one in York, shows active community interest with land gifts for a municipal park and a school site. he is a prominent, self-made businessman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manton Maine
York
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Haines
Moe
Thly City
Wainea
Hasi
Community
44 DIED AT TWO "BABY FARMS" RECORDS SHOW
Records from the Bureau of Vital Statistics reveal 44 babies died in two baby farms run by Mrs. Helen Auguste Gelsen Volk in New York since 1918. Mrs. Gelsen Volk is jailed in $36,000 bail as investigators probe the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Helen Auguste Gelsen-Volk
Gelsen-Volk
Los Angeles Dirigible to Visit Annapolis for June Week
Annapolis Md May 13 A P D Announcement from the Naval Academy states the navy dirigible Los Angeles will arrive during part of the June Week commencement exercises at the academy. The tender Patoks now at Guantanamo Bay has been ordered to Annapolis by May 30 for mooring purposes. Wingar gives bond. Te wil Yinger of this city charged with desertion and non-support was granted a $300 bond after a hearing before Justice Guy K Motter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Los Angeles
Patoks
Guantanamo
Cake
Wingar
Tewle Yinger
Guy K. Motter
Bent
Harry Phebus
Houth Market Street
Light quake shock recorded near Chicago
A light earthquake shock was recorded in Chicago on the morning seismograph at the University of Chicago. The instrument registered a brief tremor lasting about one minute and five seconds, with no direction or distance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Chicago
Alxturbanes
Lord Milner Dies in London After Illness
Lord Milner, former Secretary of War and prominent British figure in South African affairs, died today in London after a period of illness from sleeping sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Minor
Lord Milner
Harner Drugstore Sale Announced Amid War Drill
Announcement reports the sale of Harner Drugstore stock to two local druggists and notes the shop will operate as a drug and prescription store starting June 1. Dr. Harter, former owner, plans a Pacific coast vacation and Florida business in fall, while the sale is handled by Real Estate Mortgage and Investment Co. Washington dispatch adds note on Prohibition enforcement reorganization and a new unified field command under B C Yellowley to supervise investigations and licensing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harter Drug Store
North Market Street
Trice
Saliabury
Harener
Wisolzich
Aimilar
Willaninad
Josep W. Harner
Pacific
Harter
Florida
Real Rstate Mortgage and Investment Co
Washington
A. P
Agetta
Oca
Efert
Unl
Plana
Onl
Retrina
B.C. Yellowley
New York
Pennsylvania
Wisecounly
California
Past Grand Night Observed Tonight
The third annuel Past Grand a Night and 206th anniversary of the Order of Odd Fellows founding will be observed at Frederick City Lodge No 20 in the Pythian Castle tonight at 8 o'clock. The program lists ceremonies, addresses, music, and a reception, with many Past Grands and members named from local lodges and related orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Odd Fellas
Iy Frederick Ciy Lodge
Pythian Cuatle Building
Tonteht
Mia
Grace S. Davin
Ktehfron
Jean ‘Tammany
Julius Walger
Adiress
Willham A. Jones
Noel Haller
Elmer, Brown
W. TE Dorsey Etehtron
P.M
L. EB. Kennedy
Waltz
C. W. Tally
F. Brown
A. Zeigler
Herbert Kreb
Harry Krebs
J. Dorsey
C. NL Clint
A. W. Herbert
Ernest W. Schoonmaker
Prat Granda
C. A. Gross
David Loder
W. & Bentlinger
Kennett
YD. Blumenauer
WF. Biehl
J. R. Burke
R. A. Bennett
H. E. Cramer
Dixon
P.M. Rader
J. . Engelbrecht
Pears
A. J. Fromke
Gaither
Hagan
Eli G.auch
BR. A. Winebrenner
N. Tt. Lewis
H.C. Albaugh
C.F. Keller
H. Bennett
Linpa
F. Mhler
O. Rhonda
A. B. Rager
FL. Ridgely
FL Seeger
W. M. Sponselley
G. W. Shinley
C. Slagle
H. P. Steger
Philin Seeger
Shipley
Boonsetler
J. W. Warfer
Harry Miler
R. A. Racer
Alvin Deering
John Catshall
William HW. Nell
A. Wiles
138 Arrested Near West Virginia Mine
Fairmont West Virginia May 13 A P State police and deputy sheriffs arrested 127 men and 11 women near the New England Fuel and Transportation Company mines at Granttown on charges of intimidating miners employed by the company. They were brought to Fairmont and committed to city and county jail pending a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
W. Va
New England Fuel and Transportattion Company
Granttown
Iinex
Negro Music Discussed by Monday Musicales
An evening gathering at 8 at JL Ames Hendrickson West Second Street featured a program of negro spirituals arranged by Mina Ethel McNutt of Frederick High School. Quartets performed, including Mrs. John Francia Smith and Miss Mary S. Maulsby, with solos by Mrs. Irene Goodson and Miss Mildred Croft, ending with a choir of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JL Ames Hendrickson
West Second Street
Mina Ethel McNutt
the Fredericks High School
Cfty
Henry T. Wade
Hood College
Sid & Society
Mind McNott
Mra
RL BE. Town
Robert Clapp
Grayson H. Staley
Austin Rhoads
James H. Harris
Irving M. Landauer
Atlee Radcliff
Mre
Chard P. Rosa
Irene Goodson
Mildred Croft
Ahd Mias McNutt
Misa Tertha Trail
Fast Church Street
Mus
Jobo
Standard Oil lifts gasoline price across multiple states
The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey raised tank wagon prices by one cent per gallon across New Jersey and neighboring states including Maryland and Virginia, with increases near the year's high for several regions. The move follows the prior February peak and affects multiple markets as the company headlines higher fuel costs.
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Wiggins Company
McAllister
King David Lodge
Ww. ‘Wiltmer
Synaagogue
Samaritan Lodge
Meridian
Miss
Charles F. Lee
E1i G. Haugh
Horace N. C. Albaugh
Alton Y. Bennett
Adamatown Lodge
No. 154
Flist County
Samuel J. Tinton
Yellow Springs
FM Whitney
Commission
Bridgeport
Braddock Road
ST. Paul
Trotzky
Monsignor Ohern
Rochester, Minna
NEW Auto Agency
Franklin Smith Motor Car Co
Harner Drugstore
Wisotski
Frederick City
West Virginia
Monday Musicales
Aleo
Standard Oil Company
Baltimers
Standard Oil Company of
New Jerey
New Jeresy
Virginis
North Carolina
South Carolina
Xalton
Bieelal
Conn Oraliog
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