Church Victory in Court Suit Over Alleyway
Miss Josephine P Etchison Jr trustee sued Mutual Insurance Co of Frederick and Evangelical Reformed church seeking to bar use of a nine foot alleyway and cancel a deed granting right of way. The court dismissed the suit with costs to the complainant finding no interference with use and none of the complainant rights were violated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine P. Etchison Jr
Mutual Insurance Company of
Frederick
Evangelical Reformed Church
Etchison
East Church Street
Kemr Hall
Hammond Urner
John
Newsall
Evangeli Reformed Church
Kemp Hall
Mutual Insurance Company
Church Street
Market and
Church Streets
Reformed Congregation
Evangelos Reformed Church
the Reformed Church
Market Street
Kemp Ha
Insurance Company
Thomas M. Williamson
Etchisons
Williamsons
Texants
Miss Fichison
A. Pearce, Jr
H. Dorser Etchison
Frank C. Norwood
Jacob Rohrback
The
Wm M. Storm
Weather Outlook Promises Warmer Days Ahead
The forecast hints at rising temperatures with a chance of showers during the extreme portion of the week. Monday reached 72 degrees, a rise from Sunday, with a trace of frost reported Monday morning and a low around 2 degrees the following night in brief confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tradt
Exceptio
Calhoun Bitter in Denouncing Conventions
Ex vice president John C. Calhoun denounces nominating conventions as controlled by political managers and office seekers. He urges universal direct-election of delegates to prevent elite capture of the presidential nomination, arguing conventions erode the people’s voice and threaten republican governance. He contrasts his view with caucus systems and warns of centralization of power in major states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
John C. Calhoun
Calhoun
Paltimore
Congress
Union
Three youths found dead under their automobile
In Scotland Neck North Carolina May 15 three Roanoke Rapids youths Edward Alisbrook George Smith and L A Thompson were found trapped under a car in a foot of water after the vehicle left the road and overturned about five miles from town. The deaths appear accidental with the car submerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland Neck
N.C
Edward Alisbrook
George Smith
L. A. Thompson
Roanoke Rapids
Gleanna Collett Dominates British Women Open Round
Gleanna Collett, former American champion, sweeps through the third round of the British Women Open Golf Championship at Hunsitanton England. Mrs Tempts dominates, while irregular play disrupts the field amid continued competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunsianton
England
Gleana Collett
Tempts Doahed
Raup
Tap Ta Plas
Two Siblings Found Slain in Louisville Cottage
In Louisville on May 15 AP reports the bodies of two elderly sisters, Bella Holmes 79 and Kate Satterwhite 72, were found beaten in their Maple Street home. A trunk was pried open and robbery is suspected. nephew Clarence B. Stephens aided police but was not charged. Neighbors recalled the sisters at church Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Maple Street
Bella Holmes
Kate Satterwhite
Roy L. Carter
Clarence B. Stephens
Stephens
Ella Stephens
Annapolis pageant reenacts colonial days for Coolidges
Washington and Mrs. Coolidge visit Annapolis for a reenactment of the Annapolis convention scene of 1786. Governor Ritchie invites governors of original colonies to the executive mansion. Notables impersonated by descendants tour Hammond-Harwood House and old state venues, with a welcome address to the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Annapolis
George Washington
United States
Senate
Ritchie
Maryland
President Coolidge
Charles W. Smit
State House
Hammond-Harwood House
John Hays Hammond
McDowell Hall
Coolvices
Swarming Bees Route Market Street Traffic
A swarm of bees gathered at Pitth and Market then in a tree near G and W grocery disrupting traffic. Cars hissed by as residents and a teacher on Market Street were stung or frightened. The scene eased after about an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitth
Market
G. and W
Merth Market
Poison Victims Recover After Food Poisoning Incident
The family of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith of Ijamsville and three helpers have recovered from a suspected food poisoning incident. Investigations focus on breakfast items including cornmeal and baking powder, with samples sent to the State Department of Health for analysis. Local health officials await results while theories suggest treated wheat flour may be involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Smith
Ijamsville
State Department of Health
Smith
E. C
Laecal
Transatlantic Flyers Feted In St Louis Parade
In St Louis crowds greeted Baron Ganther Von Hue Hermann Kocht and James Fitzmaur with a welcome parade after their trans Atlantic flight. Flags of the United States Germany and Ireland lined the route as spectators cheered the aviators during the public reception at City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Col Chacties AL Lindhersh
Tour Abroad Plans By Palmer Family
Mr and Mrs Palmer Te Hagerstown plan a global journey lasting about two years. They will travel to Canada then France and proceed to Honolulu, Japan, Sumatra and Penang. After months abroad they expect further stops through Southeast Asia and Cairo before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Hagerstown
Ang
Tonto
Canada
Sinzay
Javan
Sumatra
Penang
Cairo
Frederick High Alumni Banquet Set For June 20
The Frederick High School Alumni Association sixth annual reunion and banquet were planned at a June meeting led by Lloyd Winebrener. Officers named include president Eugene Sanders, vice president Martin Bowers, secretary Lincoln Engelbrecht, and treasurer Clarke Devithiss. The event, to be held at Hotel Braddock, includes an evening program with speakers and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Hish School Alumnus Association
Lloyd 3. Winebrener
Thessociation
Lield BR. Winebrener
Sarah Quinn
Thomas J. Schaeffer
Alton C. Whit Hture
Treasuer
WL Eugene Sanders
Th. Martin L. Bowers
Ternard Davis
Marie Flanigan
Lincoln D. Engelbrecht
Clarke Devithiss
David M. Kemp
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Lloyd B
Winebrewer
Russell J. Michael
David Yinger
Stewart Brown
Seta
Wissler Property Sold Amid Mixed Bids
The sale of Wissler property draws buyers including Gertrude Wyse and De Wot Ton, with bids around 806 each. Purchaser Dr Rar secures the winning bid as Jarab Robroywh and Jan de Tritrow are noted among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan de
Anti Hoover Paper Run at Loss in May Report
Washington May 16 AP testimony from five witnesses to the Senate Campaign Funds committee says a weekly anti Hoover political publication operated at a loss of 500 dollars per week. George B Lockwood of Muncie Indiana said he left a 15 000 dollar movie industry job to work unpaid for the Commerce Secretary's campaign. J P Hale of New York financed the paper which had a subscriber list of about 100 but circulated 6000 copies. Hale was described as a former prohibition official with unclear funding details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fhve
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Herbert Hoover
George B Lockwood
Muncie
Ind
Commerce Secretary
Harry N. Price
Politics
J. P. Hale
New York
Hoover
Lockwood
Hoover Organization
Will H. Hays
Hays
Commerce
Indiana
Bratton
New Mexico
Senate
Hale
Two Fight For Control Of Plane In Flight
Fontine Michigan May 1 AP reports a pilot and passenger Clarence Frenchette 18 fought midair for control of a plane at 2000 feet. Frenchette beat Harry Anderson with a hammer before the plane crashed near Ventine State Hospital. Anderson is hospitalized with a skull fracture and Frenchette is under guard awaiting sanity examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fontine
Mich
Fontiae
Clarence Frenchette
Freschette
Harry Anderson
Anderson
Ventine State Hospital
Coolidge Signs Mississippi Flood Control Bill
President Coolidge signed the flood control bill authorizing 325 million dollars in federal funding. The plan strengthens levees along the Mississippi, adds three floodways and a spillway to divert excess water to the Gulf of Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Federal Treasury
Mississippi River
Gulf of Mexico
Gates Flying Circus To Visit Frederics City Next Week
The Gates Flying Circus will perform in Frederics City next week under the American Society of Aviation, with free noon and afternoon exhibitions at the Otis Klug farm. Performances feature stunt flying and aerobatics aimed at promoting aviation, supported by the Aviation Society headquartered in New York City and active in local flying clubs and tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Society
Car Che Eromoting of Aviation
Dina
Gade Bydug Circus
Aviation Corporation
Frederics
West Weel
J Otis Klug
Passengia
Avinifor Society
Klug Farm
T Ie
The
Aviation Society
New York City
Atul
Aftporta
Newaya
Intercat
Judge and many others indicted under dry law
Juffalo May 15 CAP A wide indictment names Roscoe G Harper Leo A Regen and three former Buffalo dry enforcement chiefs along with 48 others as leaders of a conspiracy to violate prohibition. Arraigned Warp er and Regan pleaded not guilty and posted bail. The charge alleges local diversion of alcohol from the Buffalo plant with nearly 500000 paid to dry agents to permit shipments and falsify reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juffalo
N.Y
Roscoe G. Harper
New York
Leo A Regen
Buffalo Dry Enforcement
Buffalo
Warper
Regan
Tinos Company
Bishop McConnell Cleared Of Charges By M E Church
Kansas City May 15 The quadrennial conference of the M E Church dismissed charges of maladministration and immorality against Bishop Francis J. McConnell of Pittsburgh. Rev George A. Cooke of Wilmington Del filed the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansay City
Francis J. McConnell
Pittsburgh
George A. Cooke
Wilmington
Del
M. JE. Church
Dirigible Starts On Second Flight
King Bay Spitsbergen May 16 AP The india s second flight started at 120 this afternoon Favorable weather The airship took a westward course toward Greenland Also mentions New Market Woman s Club meeting at Mrs Nicodemus Monrovia with music readings and plans for May 25 plus a note about Professor William B Scott from Princeton University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’, Bay
Spittbergen
India
Greenland
New Market Woman's Club
W. Nicedemus
Monrovia
Ing
America
Nicodemus
N. H. Albaugh
W. W. Nicodemus
Jessie Shawbaker
Miss Nicodemus
XN. Il Albaugh
Laeile Nicodemus
Home Sweet Home
H. L. Davis
Sweet Home
Statey Davis
Wills Probated In Orphans Court For Guyton and Gaugh Entries
Several wills in the Orphans Court probate docket are detailed. William L Guyton of Middletown leaves a life interest to his widow Laura Gurton with remainder to his children. William F Gaugh of Lewistown leaves entire estate to Irene C Ganth. William Bowie of MdTown devises shares to his brothers. trust provisions name Lucy C Norris and others, with remainder distribution among siblings if beneficiaries predecease. Wills dated 1907 to 1822 and witnessed by multiple executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyton
William L Guyton
Middletown
Laura Gurton
Shar Ana
Ausherman
George V. Arpoot
Samuel Ausherman
Wiliam F Gas
W. &. Bowlus
Wilam Bowie
MdTetown
Yoalas
Warrry
Tigar Stanley
Dormitory Fire Claims College Girl Life At Wittenberg
A blaze ripped Woodlawn Hall at Wittenberg College in Springfield Ohio killing Hilda Sipes 20 of Shelby and leaving Helen McClain of Troy paralyzed with slim recovery chances. Four others suffered serious injuries and several students were rescued as the building burned after 2 am with cause undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ohio
Woodlawn Hall
Wittenberg College
Hilda Sipes
Shelby
Upatakea Hall
Helen McClain
Troy
Miss McClain
Mary E. Horn
Lewisburg
Onis
Miss Sipes
Alice Olde
Detroit
Mary Legenrood
Reading
Marie Schneider
Indianapolia
Iron and Steel Bowling Banquet Honors League Members
The Frederick Iron and Steel Bowling League held its annual banquet at the Wayside Inn on Monday evening May 11. Prizes were awarded for guessing games and high scores. Officers elected for 1928-1929 include President Lester Grove, Secretary Oran C. Lease, and Treasurer Basil C. Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Iron and Steel
Wayside Inn
Frank
G. Devilbiss
R. Eyler
FE. Blumenauer
G. Lewis
J. Blumenauer
QO. Harris
R. Hartman
C. Mercer
C. Crone
C. Williams
Basil Lewis
Lester Grove
Oran C. Lease
Basil C. Lewis
Sportsman and hotel owner dies in fall
New York May 14 AP J I J Lannin former owner of the Boston Red Sox and present owner of Roosevelt Field and other Long Island property jumped or fell to his death from a window at the Granada Hotel in Brooklyn He had gone to inspect plastering and was found dead on the street. Rector Will Be Ordained or Ho St George Tucker ameng Weene-dar May yinadmit Rev Vincent rector of Grace Episcopal siey.rin 16 the Order of The ordination will be writine in Grace church zo Rev Dural Christ Church Niliwood at the candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
API
JI. J. Lannin
Boston Red Sox
Roosevelt Field
Long Island
Lannin
Granada
Brooklyn
Momer
Eviensinn
George Tucker
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Evangelical Reformed Congregation
Glenna Collett Downs
Quick
Hind Pees
Vanced
Houston
Calvin
NER
Texas
Jesse Jones
Jones
FHS
Hotel Braddock
Wissler
Gates Flying Circus
King Farm
Ballenger Road
William B Scott
Princeton University
Benjamin
Franklin
Etla G. Norris
Lucy C. Norris
Mary Lettie Novis
Deishy Norris
Weldon T. Ray
Hany
Etta Norris
Eraa Norris
Etta G. Norria
Edgar Lane
M. George A
Walter i
Warnes
T Gums
Edgar Hi. McBrde
Iron and Steel
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