Two Thousand Bail Set Over Nine Bad Checks Case
Archie A. Wilson held on $2,000 bond for September grand jury after being charged with passing multiple checks drawn on the Detour Bank. Warnings and warrants issued for various payees. Alexander guilty on desertion with three month sentence suspended if he supports his family. Other local school charge convictions and postponements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie A. Wilson
Alton Y. Bennett
People's Court
Wilson
Charles W. Smith
West Virginia
Constable Smith
M. Dfout
T. G. Penn
J. Paul Delphey
C. F. Geisinger
Russell Grimes
Dietrich and Gambrill
J. W. Bradshaw
Alexander
Guy F. Alexander
Middletown
House of Correction
Dayton
Verner Redmond
Frederick
William Sears
Clyde
Elsie Titman
Lewistown
Oscar Hell
New London
Wife of Baltimore newspaperman dies by suicide note cites money woes
Mrs Leona Evans 22 estranged wife of a Baltimore newspaperman was found dead in her gas filled apartment. A wound above the eye and an unfired pistol lay nearby. A note dated April 30 blamed money troubles and fatigue while expressing love for her three year old daughter Joyce. Police seek the husband now employed by a Richmond newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Leona Evans
Joyce
Richmond
Baltimore Lutheran Minister Dies Suddenly
Rev Dr Julius Hofmann a well known Baltimore pastor collapsed at Zion Lutheran Church during a confirmation class and died later at the Church Home and Infirmary after being taken from the altar to an ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Julius Hofmann
Zion Lutheran Church
Hofmann
Smith and Hoover Lead in Oregon Primary
Portland May 19 AP Oregon presidential preference primary results show Democratic leaders Smith Walsh Reed among 600 of 1,842 precincts reporting. Hoover leads Republicans with 35,419 votes from 712 precincts. one write in vote for Frank O Lowden. Lot sold at public sale in Circuit Court decree to Noah E. Cramer for 1285 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Gre
Oregon
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
James A. Reed
Missouri
Herbert Hoover
Frank O. Lowden
Titneis
North Market
Fourteenth Streets
Effe J. Dean
Elizabeth W Liams
Noah E. Cramer
Reno S. Harp
Charles E. M
Walter E. Linn
William E. Carnez
Vigilant Hose Company Weighs New Fire Engine
The Vigilant Hose Company of Emmitsburg held a meeting to pursue further investigation into the type of fire apparatus to purchase. After reorganization weeks ago a committee reported, but officials voted to extend the study with a second report planned for a later meeting. The group, a pioneer company, shows renewed enthusiasm for enhanced firefighting facilities in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Vigilant Hose Company
North County
Fire Company
Two Girl Walkers Killed By Auto in Baltimore
In south Baltimore on Pennington avenue Mary Truffer 23 of Brooklyn Maryland and Anna Kastner 20 of Baltimore were killed when an overturned auto mobile pinned them after a collision with a second car. Coast Guardsman Joseph W McVoy drove the first car, swerving to avoid the girls and crashing into the other vehicle. Alfred Baker chief warrant officer’s mate in the navy was the other driver his wife and two children injured as their car overturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Mary Truffer
Brooklyn
Anna Kastner
Pennington Avenue
Joseph W. McVoy
Coast Guardsman
Friendship School Bags Sent to Mexico
A farewell program at Evangelical Reformed church launched a nationwide drive to send school bags to Mexican children. The event featured talks on where when who and why, songs and stories, with bags donated by local church groups and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Evangelical Reformed Church
Federal Council of Churches
Edna M. Schaefer
Emily Schmidt
Margaret R Motter
Gladys Remsburg
Gladys Walek
Dolores
Katherine Trundle
Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
The
Missionary Society
Woman's Bible
Katharine E. Dutrow
Frederick Hich School
Lutheran Church
Secretary of Education
United States
Frederick
Katharine E. Duttew
Margaret R. Motter
May Fight Monday in Lightweight Title Bout
New York report says Sammy Mandell and Jimmy McLarnin will wrestle for the lightweight championship Monday night pending weather. Weigh in set for 2 pm Monday after repeated postponements caused by rain and changing schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Weathist
Sammy Mandell
Jimmy McLarnin
Trelock
Tex Rickard
Heresy Charge Filed Against Bishops McDowell and McConnell
Rev George A Cooke filed a general conference complaint accusing Bishops William F McDowell and Francis J McConnell of teaching false doctrines. The charges cite McDowell and McConnell books with evolution and religious certainty as basis. The case was sent to the episcopacy committee for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Mo
William F. McDowell
Washington, D. C
Francis J. McConnell
Pittsburgh
George A. Cooke
Wilmington
Del
M. E. Church
McDowell
McConnell
Raymond J. Wade
Cooke
Connell
Bridge Luncheon At Key Hotel Draws Attendees From Region
The Francis Scott Key hotel hosted a large Friday bridge luncheon with hostess Mrs. Charles S. Price. Pink decor and flowers set a festive tone as prizes were awarded for bridge and draws. Attendees included Mrs. Harry J. Leichert Mrs. Richard Potts Mrs. Ira J. McCurdy and many others from Frederick Baltimore Washington and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key
Charles S. Price
Frederick
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Harry J. Leichert
Richard Potts
Ira J. McCurdy
Robert L. Warfield
Emily Johnson
T. Poole Jones
D. C. Winebrewer
Glenn H. Worthington
Anna Jamison
Robert Pfeil
Lorenzo Martin
Louise Potts
Anne Potts
John S. Newman
Frank Newman
Frank H. Hedges
J. Alleine Williamson
Mary Williamson
Julia Williamson
Grace Price Smith
Mazie Price Emmett
John Francis Smith
Mary
Maulsby
Francis H. Markell
Harry J. Lebherz
William B. Lebherz
Edward P. Thomas
Isabelle Kunkel Daniell
Philip R. Winebrewer
Frank D. Worthington
Louise Anders
Anna Brown
Arthur Levy
Samuel E. Brown
P. S. Lansdale
John N. Clary
Edward D. Grove
Gyrus
Millard Tydings Urges Passage of Monotacy Battlefield Bill
Senator Millard Tydings voices hearty support for the Monotacy Battlefield bill now before the U S Senate. He notes a companion bill by Congressman Frederick N Zihlman passed the House and says he will press for swift Senate action to convert the battlefield site into a National Military Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard
Yydings
United State Senate
Tydings
Senate
Frederick N. Zihlmar
House
Zihlman
Changes in Church Service Times Announced
Due to illness of Rev. WLR Barker Turner the St Timothy’s Chapel service will be at 7 p.m. Tomorrow’s service at Saints Church moves to 7 45 p.m. instead of 7 30 p.m.
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Wlr Barker Turner
St. Timothy's Chappe
Saints Church
Doubs
Buckerstown
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
C. H. Shutt
L. E. Willard
T. E. Zimmerman
Pt. of Rocks School
Buckeytown School
Margaret Zimmerman
Reading
Margaret Baker
R. C. Sorrick
Woodstore
Four Bandits Rob $20,000 in Louisville Poker Heist
Four armed, soft spoken bandits robbed twelve players at the Seelbach Hotel in Louisville. They announced the raid with a door knock, forced spectators to stay seated, and searched each man before locking the door and escaping via the elevator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Seelbach
Liner Damaged in Fog Collision Near Sandy Hook
The Red Star liner Pennland outbound for Antwerp collided with the inbound freighter Anniston City in dense fog near Sandy Hook. Pennland reports considerable damage above the water line but no injuries. Anniston City’s stem is badly twisted and she is taking water, though no immediate help is requested. Pennland will return to her pier once fog lifts, anchoring off Ambrose light. The Pennland carried 141 cabin and 66 tourist third class passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Red Star Hner
Pennland
Antwerp
Halifax
Anniston City
Baltimore
Sandy Hook
Ambrose Light
Concert by out of town soloists at Ca tactin Country Club
Monday Musicales presents a closing season concert Tuesday evening May 29 at 8 15 at the Ca tactin Country Club featuring Mary Bokee Alma Metcalf Sara Stilman all from Baltimore. Program includes Mendelssohn Schumann Liszt Puccini Mascagni Handel Dvorak Kreisler and others with violinists sopranos and pianists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catactin Country Club
Mary Bokee
Alma Metcalf
Sara Stilman
Baltimore
Mendelssohn
Puccini
Gianni Schicchi
Mascagni
M’am Ufma
M'ama
Meta Schumann
Theo
Handel
Minnett
Wieniawaki
Lehar-K
Battlefield Signs Erected on Monocacy Battlefield Route
County road work in the district progresses under District Engineer William F. Childs Jr and is due to finish by June 1. Frederick, Carroll, and Howard counties report oiling completed or nearly finished with Montgom ery to start next week. four battlefield signs will mark the Monocacy site informing visitors of the historic engagement that helped save the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam F. Childs, Jr
Carroll
Howard Counties
Frederick County
Montgomery County
Whippoorwill Hollow
New Market
New London
Presbyterians Decline Proposed Union Debate in GA
Atlanta May 19 AP The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church declines to debate the proposed union basis with the United Presbyterian Church and refers the matter informally to presbyteries through the committee on closer relations for another year. Licenses and prizes noted in weekly motor vehicle reports and student essay awards listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church In
United States
United Presbyterian Church
Committee On
J. L. McElroy
King’s Fountain
N. C
Committee On Closer Relations
Presbyteries
Bishop Washinger of A B Church Dies in Darton
Bishop W A Washinger of the Portland Oregon based Brethren church, serving since 1817, died after a two week illness. Burial planned at Chambersburg Pennsylvania. Black Resumes Fight and Khattum air trek details follow in the same report.
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Darton
W. A. Washinger
Portland
Ore
Ned Brethren Church
Barial
Chamberrsbure
Black
Cairn
van Leat
Techac
Khattum
Indoor Fair Concludes With Prize Draws For Roof Garden
Cresap’s Fifles Indoor Fair at the Armory finishes its two night run to raise $3,000 for a roof garden and state improvements. About 800 attended Friday with many winning door prizes donated by local merchants. Tonight features the grand prize a library table and final prize distribution.
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Cresap
Armory
Dortha
Ada Lipps
Giddings Darkis
Eveready
Elizabeth Mackley
Elizabeth Ramsburg
C. E. Kinna
Emma Darby
Ahahn
Frank Foland
Celeste Sheddo
Kent Greenwald
Katharine Keyser
Marshall Eppley
Evelyn Keyser
George Ogle
Jase Coca Cola
John Schmidt
Paul Rhoads
Vanity Case
Grayson Nikirk
C. E. Zimmerman
Charles Brust
Irving Shuffler
George Lewis
Katharine Routzahn
Mrs. Nagle
Mrs. Stauffer
John Abrecht
Ridgeville Hotel Change Hands and Local School News
Management of the Ridgeville Hotel has shifted to Chas RB Cox who opened the hosts season. The hotel was renovated under Mr Cor’s direction and Cox, known locally, formerly lessee of the City Hotel. At New Midway PTA meeting May 7 Rev EL Burgess spoke and Edna Smith and Alice Overhaltzer read humorous pieces. Moses Ruth Warman graduated as a nurse at Jefferson Hospital in Philadelphia, with her sister Mrs Storm among attendees.
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Ridgeville Hotel
Chas, RB. Cox
Inter
Cox
City Hotel
York
Cor
New Midway P. T. A
New Midway PT. AL
PL AL Richardson
EL Burgess
Brunswick
Edna Smith
Alice Overhaltzer
Lucindla
Schowl
Saleganization
Wii
Agencey Owayam
M. Storm
Morm
Philadelsiia
Jefferson Hospital
Moses Ruth Warman
Mies Werman
Storm
Hoover Nomination Seen Despite Opposition In 1930s Debate
Rodney Dutcher reports Hoover holds a strong delegate lead and enjoys Mellon backing while anti Hoover forces seek spoiling actions. The piece notes Coolidge Hughes and Dawes as possible counters and underscores Mellon’s pivotal power in securing the Republican nomination despite sectional opposition and potential last minute maneuvers. The article also mentions Hood College student government events with Sara Lovejoy and others.
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Hoover
Grant
Ant
Mr. Hoover
Coolidge
Hughes
Dawes
al Smith
New York
West
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Iinois
Andrew Mellon
Mellon
Xent
Gen. Itterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania National
Westminster Rotary Elects Officers for Ink Year
Westminster Rotary Club held its weekly meeting electing officers for the coming year. Carroll Alvauez was named president with Joseph L. Mathias as vice president, C Ray Foie as secretary, Neveh L. Schaeffer as treasurer, Le e Pillingsten and Lee Co Lerisy as directors, and Pearre Waatz as retiring president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Rotary
Rotars Club of
Westminster
Carroll Alvauez
Joseth L. Mathias
C. Ray Foie
Secreta Neveh L. Schaeffer
Lee Pillingsten
Lee Co Lerisy
J Pearre Waatzig
Coolidge Receives Wild Welcome in Andover Mass
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge arrive in Andover for the sesquicentennial of St. Phillip's Academy. A crowd of thousands lines the route as the president delivers a robes-clad address urging stronger support for secondary schools and national commitment to liberty and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Andover
Mass
Washington
St. Phillip’s Academy
Alfred S. Stearns
Accademy
Stearns’ House
Fanucent
Cooldge
President Coolidge
Showery Weekend Forecast With Thundershowers Likely
A detailed forecast notes showers tonight and Sunday following a heavy overnight rainfall. The area logged a new year overnight high of 63 while Friday reached 85. Rainfall totaled 0.27 inches, heaviest around 10 o clock. Mentions unsettled morning conditions improving then worsening as clouds persisted. Individuals visiting from Washington and nearby towns are noted in the parish, with local residents spending the weekend in Virginia.
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Washington
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Mai
M'Dowell
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Wirs. Price
Senator Tydings
Monocacy Battlefield Project
Red Star
Monday Musicale
Hoag College
Blue and Grey
Rose Hill Manor
Elease Wemnss
Florence Durbin
Genevieve Emery
Virginia Hunter
Margaret Richardson
Margaret Smith
Staf
Helen Bross
Cief
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Amelia Birkenstock
Virgina Boon
Ruth Brillhart
June Dervis
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Emily Fralich
Margaret Gibbes
Esther Gee
Mary Heist
Catherine Kehm
Dorothy A. Moore
Frances Niion
Margaret Rees
Dorothy Richardson
Helen Shriver
Ann Spillman
Frances Stauffer
Dar
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Elizabeth Cramer
Helen Condon
Mary Elizabeth Osborn
Ueskir
New York Stock Exchange
Wnrk
Qiling
State Roads
Montgomery
Carroll and Howard
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
T. Bennett Charshee
Ollie Disney
Jos. O. Schane
William A. Barnes
New Windsor
GC. Carty
Elmer Glass
John &. Kessler
Patt Mossman
Anna E Levy
Frederick Wish School
Everett Schildknecht
Frederick High School
Bishop Washinger
A. B. Church
Mayor L Loxyp
C. Culler
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Waslington
Herbert
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Far West
Mr. Mellon
Jir. Coolidge
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John S. Derr
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George Moore Estep
Anfix
Northtreet
Dersbhy Ets
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