Y M C A Circus Plans Appointed Committees
Enthusiastic town meeting last night organized sub committees to run the Y M C A circus at Athletic Park on May 17. The Carnival parade will form at 1 PM with floats and route to be announced. A large list of committee heads and workers, including Cake, Candy, Lemonade, Peanut, Souvenir, and Lunch groups, was named with chairmen and members detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heid
Y. M.C A
McCardell
L. R. Dertzbaugh
Charles Hagan
W. D. Glaze
Luther Raumeardner
L. K. Koontz
Wete Maulsby
G. O. Garber
W N. Jovitte
John Markey
Pp. Baharmey
Pr . A. Long
F. Lester Smith
Dr Hu Bentz
H. W. Zeigler
F. S. McCardell
LR. Dertehanell
H. B. Clark
D. J. Markey
FF. Lester Smith
Uncle RNuhe at Doubs Dramatic Club A Comedy
The Doubs Dramatic Club staged a four act comedy Uncle RNuhe in Manor Hall Doubs drawing a large crowd. Notable characters included Reuben Rodney justice of the peace and Mr. Wi Ray Smith, with a cast listing many others and a May 20 performance in Poolesville Town Hall scheduled.
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Doubs
Rnuhe
Reuben Rodney
Wi. Ray Smith
Derleen Smailey
Albert W. Stone
Mark
Rascal
Walter M. Michaely
Gordon Gray
R. Keefer Wachter
Upson Ashterbill
New York
W. Raymond Krantz
The
John W. Null
Bob Green
James Carey
Bih Lappam
Constable
W.B. Myers
Milicent Lee
Pretty Schoo
Nellie M. Grubb
Maria Bunn
Mary B. Edwards Lages
J. Myrtle Blessing
Poolesville
Lutheran Brotherhood Meeting Sets Delegates to Washington
The regular monthly meeting of the Lutheran church Brotherhood last night named committees for the year. The executive committee will pick delegates for the National Brotherhood meeting in Washington on June 5 6 and 7. Officers installed were President Oo, vice president George Mobley secretary Henry Raabe and treasurer Henry J D Hagan. The group, about 60 members strong, discussed church matters and adjourned with a benediction by Rev U S G Rupp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of the Lutheran Church
U. C. Warehime
Brotherhood
Washington
U.S. G. Rupp
George Mobley
Henry Raabe
Henry J.D. Hagan
Receivers File Sixty Suits Against Bank Stockholders
Sixty suits were filed in Hagerstown yesterday by the receivers of Farmers' Trust Banking and Deposit Company Baltimore before Justice Hoffman against stockholders of the defunct bank for nonpayment of stock assessments. The suits, all under $100, arise after the bank failed and liabilities exceeded assets. The receivers contend stock is assessable to cover deficiencies, while stockholders claim it is nonassessable. The bank once operated branches at Tinckock and Reedysville, and many stockholders reside in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Farmers’ Trust, Banking and Deposit, Company
Baltimore
Justice Hoffman
Tiancock
Reedysville
F Coblentz First In Pool Tournament
After a year of play the pool tournament at the YL M tA concluded with F Coblentz leading the standings. Prizes include about twenty four awards, the first a watch with a gold medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Coblentz
F Coblents
R Baumgardner
ML Derr Haller
G. Myers
F Castle
C. Slaughter
HW. Albaugh
Schroeder
E Lease
O. Derr
YD Smith
Young
Thomas
J. Mullinix
G. Neibeilein Bas
Go Matens
Wy Chatsaah
L. Wagner
L Smith
Smith
de Grange S Terperger
Rhodes
Letter Carriers to Attend Funeral of Charles T Robertson
City Post office letter carriers plan to attend the funeral of fellow carrier Charles T Robertson. The service is tomorrow at 2 o'clock from the Presbyterian chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Post Office
Charles T. Robertson
Presbyterian Chapel
Campaign to curb speeding by Maryland motorists
Governor Crothers acts with Motor Vehicle Commissioner George to deter speeding through statewide enforcement. Justices of the peace to apply maximum penalties. Salisbury and Eastern Shore towns visited as arrests begin. Automobile Club of Maryland backs strict but measured enforcement and warns against overzealous policing.
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Aikely
Craghers
George
Loto
Crothers
Tham
Maryland
Justices of the Peace
Salisbury
Chesapeake Automobile Club
Automobile Club of Maryland
Osborne Yellett
The
Automobile Club
Yehot
Sis
Local Ills and Injuries Reported on Derr Street
Peter Pickett of Derr Street is confined by sickness with Austin and Carroll James also on the sick list. William H. Summers of Trraddock is confined with pleurisy. Mrs Peter Pickett of Derr Street fell in her yard Saturday and badly bruised her face.
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Peter Pickett
Derr Street
Austin
Carroll James
Bast iChurch Street
William H. Summers
Trraddock
Tomorrow Cleanup Day in Frederick City Beautification Drive
Town residents join Frederick for a cleanup event tomorrow to clear streets and beautify neighborhoods. City officials emphasize community participation and pride as teams organize tools, trash bags, and safety guidelines to complete planned routes.
Daughters Seek Share of Father's Insurance Proceeds
Children of William B K Hyatt petition the Orphans Court to determine rights to $300 from a $1000 Mutual Life Insurance policy on Bradley Hyatt. Executrix Nettie Turnbull contends the legacy was specific and not demonstrative and disputes court jurisdiction. Case before the court this morning with Urner and Urner for petitioners and George A. Pearre for executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hyatt
Lott
Bo Hyatt
Maud
Myris W. Uaker
James W. Hyatt
Edwin
Clyde Hyatt
Orphan's Court
William BK. Hyat
Bradley Hyatt
Mutual Life Insurance Company
New York
J Bradley Ilynnthey
Big Breather
William
Wulinu
Sie
Nettie Turnbull
William Hyatt
Messrs
Urner
George A. Pearre
Exec Patrix
City Fathers Meet in Regular Session Tonight
City officials gather for a routine meeting amid hot weather. Items include cleanup day actions, oil purchases to ease dusty streets, paving decisions, and a focus on the water question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cty
Rector Ennis Named Loyola College Rector
Announcement states Rev William J Ennis of the Jesuit Missionary Band is appointed rector of Loyola College succeeding the late Rev F X Brady Ennis was born February 14 1862 in New York entered the Jesuit Novitiate in West Park Ulster County NY at 17 studied at the Nova tiate in 1881 85 taught at Georgetown University 1886 91 pursued theology 1891 94 Cardinal Gibbons ordained him June 25 1894
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam J. Ennis
Jesuit Missionary Band
Loyola College
F.X. Brady
Fr. Ennis
New York
Jesuit Nevitiate
West Park
Ulster County
N.Y
Woodstock
LSBB
Georgetown University
Cardinal Gibbons
Drv. Ennis
Drought Grips Maryland With Severe Spring Water Shortage
Maryland faces a historic spring drought with parched crops and dwindling water supplies. Rainfall has been below average for May, threatening reservoirs and future crops as humidity and heat press the state. The Weather Bureau notes only sustained rainoffs will help the situation, not brief downpours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
United States Weather Bureau
Drouth
A Day's Record in Circuit and Orphans Court
In the Circuit and Orphans Court records Lethia V. Shriner and husband transfer real estate in the county to John Wagaman for 7610 dollars. A marriage license is issued for Charles Cleveland Smith and Ida Redding of Dickerson. Amos Remsburg Keller of Middle town and Daisy Elizabeth Thomas of Frederick also noted. First guardian account of Fidelity Trust Company of Baltimore as guardian to Uriah B. Shockley and Bertie Shockley filed. First and final account of Thomas A. Barnes as executor of David A. Byers, deceased, filed with distribution. First account of Grace E. Gaver Harmon L. Gaver and George W. Gaver as administrators of Joseph W. Gaver, deceased, filed. Account of sales of personal property in the estate of Joseph W. Gaver, deceased, filed.
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Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Lethia V. Shriner
John Wagaman
Charles Cleveland Smith
Ida Redding
Dickerson Amos Remsburg Keller
Middletown
Daisy Elizabeth Thomas
Frederick
Orpieans’ Court
Fidelity Trust Company
Baltimore
Maryland
Uriah B. Shockley
Bertie KE. Shockley
Thomas A. Barnes
David A. Byers
Grace E. Gaver
Harmon L. Gaver
George W. Gaver
Joseph W. Gaver
No Local Entries For Washington Aquatic Meet
The Sharks Swimming Club will not send local entrants to tomorrow’s Washington aquatic meet due to members unable to attend. Planned relay and Athyard novice entries are canceled. no local competitors will participate.
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Sharks Swimming Club
Washington
Fire Roars Through Portland High School District
Special Dispatch reports a massive morning blaze in Portland Maine damaging the High School building and endangering the business district. Officials estimate losses near 100000 dollars as the fire rages. Fire crews fight the blaze amid smoke and alarms in the city center.
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Portland
Look for Peace Agreement El Paso May 17 239 PM
Both sides expect Diaz and Madero will sign peace agreement before Friday in a developing effort reported from El Paso Texas. The outlook for an accord centers on the leaders Diaz and Madero and the ongoing negotiations today.
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el Paso
Tex
Diaz
Madero
Good demand for stocks in New York market
In New York trading, demand for stocks remains strong as leading issues continue to push higher. Market activity shows advancing shares amid solid investor interest and ongoing price gains across key indices.
Fire in Khan destroys thousands of homes
A May 17 blaze in Khan Manchuria razed 8,387 buildings leaving about 40,800 people homeless. Estimated losses reach 2,000,000 with widespread eye damage reported. Authorities report emergency relief efforts underway.
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Khan, Manchuria
College Girls Give Play in Kemp Hall
The Dramatic Club of the Woman's College presented a one act comedy The Rector in Kemp Hall on Monday evening. Cast included Miriam Apple as the Rector and Velma Stouffer as Victoria Knox among others, delivering well timed humor and character work. Proceeds support the college building fund as the club plans two performances in Mt Airy tomorrow night at Mason ic Hall.
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Kemp Hall
Dramatic Club
Woman’s College
Madison Square Theatre
N. Y
John Herresford
Miriam Apple
Lemmingworth
Rush Long
Tanie
Sallie Sharp
Elsa Long
Miss: Long
Mt. Airy and
Jefferson
Miss Fauntleroy
Mt. Airy
Masonic
Work of Death Rev Dr Kinzer Passes in Baltimore
Rev Dr John D Kinzer long time Maryland Annual Conference Methodist Protestant Church leader died at his sister Annie Kinzer home in Baltimore yesterday aged 83 He retired from active ministry three years ago after last charge at Union Bridge He was born in Frederick County in 1841 and served as pastor or associate on numerous charges including Baltimore county circuit Frederick Montgomery Salisbury West Baltimore Mount Lebanon and Union Bridge He led Western Maryland College board of governors and served on Maryland Annual Conference board of trustees Vin-Mor hol tonic advert follows.
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OD. Kenzer
John D. Kinzer
Maryland
The
Methodist Protestant Church
Annie Kinzer
Baltimore
Dr Kinzer
Union Bridge
Dr. Kinzer
Frederick County
August Weber
Lutherville
Kinzer
Baltimore County
Snow Hill
Mad
Kent County
Montgomery
Ala
Williamsport
Salisbury Centerville
West Baltimore
Kase Baltimore Station
Mount Lebanon
Western Maryland College
Cumberland Finances Good Says City Comptroller Report
Charles Halil a Baltimore certified accountant submitted Cumberland citys annual report. Total cash to be accounted for 21816797 dollars payments 21711862 leaving a balance 88236. Taxes collected 1136820. Electric light plant payments 857226 unusually low. Police cost 187431. Fire 1274019 water works 2065359. Water receipts last year 62525.73 or about 12900 excess. Hall says affairs in good healthy condition.
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Charles ©. Halil
Baltimore
Cumberland
Popular Birmingham Manager Highlighted by Times-Democrat
The Birmingham manager, a top southern league center fielder, is praised for skill and popularity though lacking a strong throwing arm. The feature notes his near major league caliber hitting and high regard among peers, with a nod to his city in Alabama. Also included is an 1886 Toledo notary and a Hall's Catarrh Cure ad copy claiming payment for cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Molesworth
Birmingham
Ala
Times-Democrat
New Orleans
Lost and Found Lost Item Recovered Reward Offered
Fragmentary notice states a lost item near Cline's store with a reward promised for its return. The readable portions mention a person named Pat Nose and a reward to be returned to Wim, Griti a, but the text is garbled and unclear about full details.
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CB Cline
Wim, 4
Gritia
Mnaylrdli
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Sadie Abn
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Katherine Thoms
J. M. Hood
Henry Birely
C. J. Cline
J. M. Goodman
Helen Cove
Lallian Motter
Motter
Frank J. Newman
Eleanor Hlarry
Ada Carter
Isabel Houck
Virginia James
Elia Johnson
Clara Johnso
Elizabeth West
Margery Mott
Grave Nig
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Lillian Schley
Miriam Agate
Helen Fest
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Virge M. Doub
Ruth Fisher
Lemonatie Committee
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Rank K. Gilbert
Ben Rosenour
Eugene Sponseller
Pearl Lense
Bess Griffin
Dorothy Furer
Margaret Desant
Atayetta Hershberger
Lena Diven
Tessie Hahn
Daphne Kepler
Leda Mantz
Louise McDaniel
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Jena Seeger
Ethel Waters
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Nellie Mullein
Grace Mullein
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Anna T. Helfenstein
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Grace Cling
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Rebecca Kader
Mildred England
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Mary Eo Waters
Marvy Williamson
Eleanor Johnson
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Mary Ort
Hallee Ort
Alice Rager
Catherine Sinn
Ancel Smith
Viola Bowers
Jane Renown
Bess Craigmites
Harriet Thoms
Theresa
Katherine Weiner
Mary Brown
Poole Jones
Tom Chaptine
J. . Ford
Hendrickson
Catherine Jacobs
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Elibeth Markell
Dpc Winekrenner
Oliver Wrenn
Warry Haller
Margaret Fichelberger
Katherine Rove
Mary Ingle
Ruth Muliin
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Floy Hitcshew
Mass
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Grace Worman
Helen Heinlein
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Wm. G Zimmerman
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Wall
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Teusiee
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Frederick City
Chapel Alley
James KR. Warfield
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Dorsey Etchison
Harvey J. Ledse
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Gypsey's Gite
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Xame
Psex
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