Pea Aphid Threat Reported in Maryland Fields
College Park May 16 The pea aphid an insect pest capable of rapid multiplication and possible destruction of an entire crop has been found in commercial pea fields in Maryland Dorchester County large colonies threaten canning house peas This warning comes from E N Cory state entomologist after Dorchester County investigation led by County Agent Warren More Entomologists at University of Maryland direct control measures testing spray compounds and standard remedies Quick action is stressed as aphids multiply rapidly even a few insects require urgent spraying The recommended spray mixes nicotine solution soap and water applied thoroughly as lice appear and before flowers fall The county agent and state entomologist will aid in outbreaks and notification
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College Park
Maryland
Tairly
Dorchester County
E. N. Cory
Warren Ore
Federal
Delare
C. Hamilton
University of Maryd
Cory
Mr. 'Y
Eee
Iatan
Drunk at Wife's Grave Attracts Crowd
George Diggs a man about 35, reportedly intoxicated, visited his wife’s grave on East Street and caused a disturbance at the old graveyard. Deputy Sheriff Charles Smith arrested him. Diggs claimed drinking impairments and said he meant no harm. Justice Mason dismissed the case on payment of costs.
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Eorge Diggs
Coats
Tirs
J. Grahame Johnson
Charles Smith
Diggs
Wfe
Jones
Ith
Iggs
Mason
Faculty Trip by Washington Street School Teachers
Washington Street School faculty from Baltimore and Annapolis undertook an annual outing Saturday led by Chester G. Clen the principal. They departed Frederick by mobile and toured the United States Naval Academy governor's mansion and other public buildings in Annapolis. Among students and teachers named Nellie Blent Charlotte DeLaskmutt Leota s Katherine Kefauver Grace Minnie Dockerly Edith Mil Mary Barger Sadie Hahn and Virginia Miller.
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Washington Street
Facus
Chester G. Clen
Fac Ity
Rederick
Mobile
Baltimore
Annapolis
United States
Fo Academy
Governor’s Mansion
Aapolis
Burns Trundie
Academy
Bertha
Andre
Paraiso
Baitimo
Shingtom Street School
Mton
George Washing
Hanith Marshal Miller
Nellie Blent
Charlotte DeLaskmutt
Leota 'S
Katherine Kefauver
Grace
Minnie Dockerly
Edith Mil- Mary Barger
Sadie Hahn
Ginia Miller
Observance of Mothers Day at Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mothers Day was observed at the Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School with 851 in attendance. The program included remarks by superintendent Horace Zacharit es, a main address by Rev. Dr. A. S. G. Rupp, and a tribute to mothers. Music featured Miss Margaret Rupp, H David Hagan, and Joseph Stephens with hymns. Rev. Dr. Rupp preached on Mary as the noble mother from St Luke 2 19. Head Sister Sophia Jepson spoke on women's church work.
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Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Horace C. Zacharites
G. Rupp
Margaret Rupp
H. David Hagan
Joseph Stephens
Dr. Rupp
Mary
Missionary Societies
Sophia Jepson
Lutheran Deaconess Motherhouse
Baltimore
Open Church Bids for New Auditorium Building
Special services at First Baptist Church celebrated Mothers Day with a 1314.41 dollar cash offering to the building fund. Bible school had 207 attendees. Bid openings on May 25 will select builders Roy W. Poole Lloyd Culler and Southern Steel Construction Company of Baltimore will submit bids. Construction to begin in early June for a 700 seat classic brick auditorium with classrooms and social facilities. Rev. W C Royal plans to attend the Southern Baptist convention in Jacksonville after departure tonight.
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First Baptist
Roy W. Poole
Lloyd C. Culler
Southern Steel Construction Company
Baltimore
W. C. Royal
Jacksonville
Fla
Southern Baptist Convention
Judge Hammond Urner to Sit With Judge Peter in Rockville
Chief Judge Hammond Urner travels to Rockville to join Judge Edward C. Peter on the bench for several special Montgomery county court cases from the March term. Local readers are invited to submit news from their area.
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Peter
Hammond Urner
Rockville
Edward C. Peter
Montgomery
India Challenged by Returned Missionary in York
Rev. L L Lease, a former Reformed Episcopal Mission worker in India, declared at a York meeting that India's great future has begun and education will soon be compulsory. He warned that illiteracy remains at 98 percent and caste must be abolished for true civilization, noting India’s gratitude toward America grows with time.
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India
L. Ll. Lease
York
America
France Shield Hat in Ring in Maryland Senate Race
United States Senator Joseph Irwin France announced his candidacy for renomination in the Maryland Republican primaries. The move follows hours of speculation about his stance while Representative John Philip Hill contemplates a bid. The development may alter intra party dynamics and fate of treaties and national policy. Marriage licenses list several couples including Harris Wachter, Williams Knich, Jenkins Miller, and Hammond Proctor. noting ages and localities.
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Washington
United States
Joseph Irwin France
Satury
John Philip Hill
Republican Party
Joshua D. Harris
May EB. Wachter
Ridgeville
William H. Williams
Isabell C. Knich
New York
Norval B. Jenkins
Lelia Miller
Charles Town
W. Va
William A. Hammond
Rebecca Proctor
Frederick
Maryland Prohibition Reform Meeting Draws Mixed Reactions
Wets and drys reported satisfaction with a state wide gathering at the Academy of Music to press for Volstead law modification and repeal while Volstead supporters called the event routine. Maryland Anti Prohibition leaders praised the platform as sound and influential for national debates.
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Baltimore
Academy of Music
George W. Crabbe
Maryland
Anti-Saloon League
Mount Vernon M. E. Church
Middle West
Association Against
New York
St. Louis
Property Deed Transfers listed in county records
Multiple conveyances recorded including Sarah A M Mottern to Maurice E Mottern for 106 dollars, Charley W Holbruner to Maurice E Holbruner for 10 dollars, Ralph W Stauffer to The Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co for right of way at 1 dollar, Marcy C Smith to Robert J Ridge ly for 100 dollars, Henry Hugon Jacobs to Charles G Cramer for 10 dollars, Mary L Peddicord executrix to C Herbert Watkina for 276 dollars, and Mary L Peddicord to C Herbert Wat king and wife for 1000 dollars.
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Sarah A. M. Mottern
Maurie E. Mottern
Charley W. Holbruner
Maurice E. Holbruner
Ralph W. Stauffer
Hagerstown
Mary L. Peddicord
C. Hiebert Watkina
C. Herbert Wat
King and Wife
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