Frederica Wedding at St John’s Church
Miss Helen Conley, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Conley of Frederica, married Dante Ewins Wight of St. Louis in St John’s Catholic Church. The ceremony featured Easter lilies and family lace, with a large reception at Guilford and a wedding trip to Havana and the Caribbean. Guests came from St. Louis, Baltimore, Washington, New Orleans, Coronado, and beyond.
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St. Louis
Baltimore
Washington
New Orleans
Coronado
Cal
Frederice
Noom
St. John’s Catholic Church
Helen Abell Contey
Charles H. Conley
Frederica
Dante
Ewins Wight
Ira Wight
M. J. Finnerty
Conley
Easter Isles
T. J. Hedding
Coronada
Cel
Victoire Conler
Martha Conley
Frederick
Elizabeth
Cushing
Knapp
Joseph D. Baker, Jr
Mary MacGill
Iaa Wight, Jr
Charles G. Exing
Thomas 5. Mamt, Jr
Robert B. Smith
Jack S. Ewing
John £. Parsons
Charles H. Conler
Ae Frederick
Bayard Schieffelin
Benjamin Spock
Edward M. Greene
New York
John May
Conler
Wight
Eugene Wiliams
Frank Huffman
Dayton
Williams
Huffman
Samuel Plant
Gi Louis
Snall
Guilford
Conies
Havana
Ant Crise
Wights
Gulford
St. Louis Hom
Ars. Wight Anatz
Memorial unveiling planned for Thomas Johnson in Court House Square
A meeting of the Thomas Johnson Memorial Association outlined the dedicatory ceremonies for the Thomas Johnson Memorial in Court House Square. Officials approved inviting Governor Albert C. Ritchie and Secretary of the Navy Charles Francis Adams, with a 10:30 a.m. ceremony, a patriotic band, and singing.
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Thomas Jehrson
Maryland
Charles Francis Adams
Navy
TE Woheson
Joshua Johnson
Lousa C. Johnson
Joan Quince Adams
John Adams
United States
Ann Grahame Dennis
Charlotte Smith
Reno S. Harp
R. Ames Hendrickson
Edward S. Delaplaine
George RB. Dennis
Court House
Frederick
Jacoo Roheback
Iledges
Glenn
City eyes condemnation to widen South Bentz Street
Mayor and Aldermen fixed valuations for ten properties to be taken for public improvements. Disputes over owners valuations may trigger condemnation to extend Jefferson Street north and convert South Bentz Street from an alley to a modern thoroughfare. West Patrick Street offer of 203 for reseement faces resistance as owners raise prices and consent issues arise. Scarifying East Third Street between Middle Alley and the Pennsylvania tracks discussed to relieve complaints from property owners.
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Bentz Street
Patrick Street
Mullinix Park
Virgina
Geferson
South Beats Street
Clarke
Jefiétsad Street
East Third Street
Middle Alley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hoover Heads to Rapidan Preserve for Fishing Trip
President Hoover left the White House shortly before 10:30 am bound for his fishing preserve near Madison Virginia. Secretary Wilbur and Edward Lowrie joined the trip with Mrs Hoover not accompanying. Lieutenant Commander Boone and Secretary Riches accompanied Hoover during preparations for an overnight stay at the Rapidan site along the upper Rapidan river.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Madison
Wilbur
Interior Department
Edward Lowrie
Lawrence Riches
Joel T. Boone
Sshing
Slue Ridge Mountains
Rapidan River
Two Planes Crash During Mount St Mary's Exercise
One man, Lieut. B L Meadows of the 95th Pursuit Squadron, was killed when two planes collided during a large air combat maneuver near Mount St Mary's College in Columbus Ohio. Lieut. Fred Salter of the 91st Pursuit Squadron parachuted to safety. The crash occurred amid the weeklong graduation and athletic events at the college with commemoration and alumni activities planned. Temperature changes and a weather outlook for the week followed. May processions and commencements are scheduled, including a ceremony on June 5 to June 11 with diplomas and an address by Rev. William H Sheridan.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hames
L. Meadows
95Th Pursuit Squadron i
Rockwell Field
San Diego
Cal
Fred Salter
Los Angeles
91Th
Aiarine
Salter
93Rd
Orton Field
Mayr
Bradley
Mount St. Mary's Cotege
Bernard J. Minshop
Sioux Falls
S. D
College Rymoasium
Curley
de. Willam HH Sheridan
Haines Fells
N. Y
Diocese of
New York
Washington pac letter on union drive in textile South
Rodney Dutcher reports the Women's Trade Union League shifts its national base to Washington to organize southern mill workers. AFL President Green signals renewed labor action as wages stay low and women in textiles face harsh conditions in manufacturing and garments.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
South
Women’s Trade Union League
Toycore
Chicago
Amer-ican Federation of Labor
Wiliam Green
A. P. of
Mili
Fsemi
Imbor
Conference Assigns Five U. B. Bishops
The United B. Church assigns five bishops to key posts including central diocese leadership and regional appointments. Details outline dates and existing clergy transitions affecting parishes and missions.
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Conference
U. B
His Baker 10 Leave Work With Argirls Clubs
A brief item notes that His Baker 10 has left work with Argirls Clubs today.
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Argirls Clubs
Miss Ernestine Chubb Chosen as Local Extension Successor
Miss Chubb selected to succeed as the local extension service successor with duties starting June 23. She will visit clubs during the week of May 26 and preside over home demonstration programs in Frederick County.
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Uhre Gee
K. Ee Eisaegerment
Miss Baker
Chubb
Bureau of
Het Washixton
Ames College
Tow
Auttenso x
iChindle
aNapie
Walter Bromley
du Fabrikad Company
Newburgn
Miss. Baier
University of Marsland
Frederick
Lora Sleeper
Tme
Ardath Millartin
Baker
Hood College
Helen Remsberg
Marie King
Viola Seward
Frances Corum
Jeerson
Bret Barnes
Elizabeth Nicodemus
Annie Witter
Helen Witter
Nellie Witter
Isabel Crum
Harmony Grove
Ruth Nicodemus
Rebecca Albaugh
Dorothy Aldridge
Madeline Aldridge
New Market
Mildred Curfman
Grace Curfman
Florence Hatfield
Pauline Biddinge
Unionville
Dorothy Hasdy
Genevieve Allender
Beatrice Morn
Lorvella Colbert
Lereten Steve Eng
Barbara Hickman
Point of Rocks
Margaret Biser
Phoebe Dutrow
Frances Gibson
Irene Ausherman
Eilizabeth Biser
Adamstown
Mary E. McPavitt
Eunice Err
Crum
Mr. Pleasant
Jen Bell
Buckeystow
Dorothy Coblentz
Middletown
Frushour
Grace Harshman
Edna Smith
Rhoe Brandenburg
Mat Bussard
Marie Martin
Nellie Hayes
Etta Brandenburg
Charlotte Schaeffer
Ruth Wallace
Wolfsville
Ten Thoroughbreds Die In Farm Fire Near Winchester
A fire at C. Y. Hardesy Jr.’s Clarke county farm near Winchester destroyed ten thoroughbreds and other livestock. The blaze leveled a large barn three garages and two henneries with farm produce and equipment. property loss was about 15000 with some covered by insurance. The cause remains undetermined.
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Winchester
C.Y. Hardesy Jr
Clarke County
Fisure
Derby Day Opens With Rain In Louisville
Louisville May 18 AP Derby Day began under rain as weather forecasters warned showers might persist. Officials reported no major delays yet as patrons braved wet conditions to witness the start of Kentucky Derby Day proceedings.
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Louisville
Trade Miracles Dismiss Wheat Stocks Amid Market Fluctuations
Market notes show tentative relief moves in Washington to ease wheat stocks while prices shift as Canada and Argentina hold surplus. Corn, oats, and lard markets face unsettled trading from weather, supplies, and liquidation, with declines and gains reported across commodities.
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Washington
Tucket Tower
Wilcorn
United States
Canada
Arces
Argentina
Lee
Reception for New Maryland Grand Warden at Frederick Lodge
Frederick Lodge No. 109 I O O F plans a large reception for S Elmer Brown treasurer of Central Trust Company as he is elected Grand Warden of the Grand Lodge of Maryland. About six hundred fellows expected with two Congressmen Louis Cramton and William Pittenger to speak. event hosted by Frederick Lodge and county members. An accompanying Monday Musicale at Catoctin Country Club features J Fred Roming and Alexander Schuwalski under WAS sponsorship.
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S. Elmer Brown
Central Trust Company
Frederick Its Lodge
Grand Lodge of Maryland
Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge of
Maryland
Congress
Louis ©. Cramton
Michigan
Wm. A. Pittenger
Minnesota
Frederick
Catoctin Country Club
Ie Osiok
J. Fred. Roming
Alesander
Schuwalski
Peabods
Conservatory
Their
Organimtis
Carty
Prescam
Maines
French Help to Zeppelin Crew Amid Formal Cal
Passengers aboard the Graf Zeppelin endured a tense flight as a field base commander and French officials coordinated a formal welcome. Rear Admiral Bintry praised German cooperation, while Dr. Eckener thanked the Prem and noted the crew’s gratitude. Passengers reported fatigue and fear after a brutal wind battle and engine failures forced a forced landing.
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Cugts
Friveg
Mar
Prem
Graf Zeppelin
Noua
Atlansie
B. Eckener
Amiral Bintry
Cherbourg
Paris
Souton
Amer
Toulon
Friedrichshafen
Elewhere
New York
Thelumbia Broadcasting System
Frank Nicholson
Leutenant
Vine Clarke
U. S. Navy
Pasenger
Nicholson
Calis
Zeppelins and Motors Test Entry Post United States Flight
Fragmentary notes describe tests of Zeppelin motors and Graf Zeppelin activity soon after a U S flight. The text hints at early aviation testing and associated German airship developments.
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Ne Motors
United States
Prince of Wales Ard Hagen Defeats Riva in England
In Forest England during May at Tuna of Wales ami tot Saxtocz and Autrey Buea Exi Sar, Ard Hagen secured a victory over Riva. The article fragment mentions a social event or match with unclear details.
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Prince OF Wales
ARD Hagen
RIVA
Forest
England
Tuna
Wales
Saxtocz and
Autrey
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Mire
South Bentz
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Rapidan
Cleveland Hospital
MT. ST. Mary's
Pursuit Squadron
Caesay
Sheridan
Louis Camillo
Brunswick
Thurmont
Frederick City Hospital
St. John’s Cathelic Church
Washington Pac
Vor
Warren Mili
Funy Pracaf
Wes
Th League
Intern [Sex Garment Workers
Sarah Green
Kansas
League
National Waitresses’ Union
Cemand
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ALF
Jenne Gren
State Armory
Ernestine Chubp
C. F
Zeppeln
Commascer Eckener Gratefu
Zeppelin
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