Union Services Sunday Nights in Baker Park Begin July 1
Ten Protestant churches of Frederick sponsor union services in Baker Park every Sunday at 7 p m from July 1 to September 2 with amplifiers. street roped off to avoid traffic. first service July 1 at Calvary M E church conducted by Leaders Bible Class. If rain, services move to the Presbyterian church.
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Baker Park
Frederick
Frederick City
Calvary Methodist Episcopal
G. Ellis Williams
First Baptist Church
W. CG. Royal
Presbyterian Church
C. E. Wehler
Evangelical Reformed
H. L. G Kieffer
Glenn H. McGregor
R. Carl Maxwell
All Saints Episcopal
Douglass Hooff
United Brethren
George W. Strine
Nhhurch of the Brethren
J. Kurtz Miller
Evangelical Lutheran
U. S. G. Rupp
Grace Reformed
Chalmers W. Walck
B. S. Rice
EB. Wehler
A. E. Fisher
Amon Bargee
J. H. Michael
H. L. G. Kieffer
West Second Street
Store Entry Leads to Apprehension of Three Boys
Police captured Paul Jones John Schill and Edwin Horne for breaking Mehri Murphy’s East Patrick Street store last Friday They faced charges and were referred to probation officer Mrs Michael E Pue due to their ages Items stolen included soft drinks candy cigars and ice cream Ice-cream was dumped on the floor and bottles of soft drinks opened Murphy alerted police after finding the break-in. officers Bartgis and Devilbiss investigated and traced the trio Murphy’s store had reportedly been entered several times recently.
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Mehri Murphy
East
Patrick Street
Paul Jones
John Schill
Edwin Horne
Michael E. Pue
Murphy
Klen Bartgis
Charles Devilbiss
23 Year Old Girl Foils Negro Bandit in East Chicago
In East Chicago Indiana on May 25 a 23 year old girl Margaret Rappa repelled a pistol attack by a black assailant seeking to rob Twin City Loan Co. Her father John Rappa was harmed. the robber fled, was tracked to a local steel plant, and captured after his pistol jammed. Police held he was Leroy Covinston.
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Chicago
Ind
Margaret Rappa
Twin City Loan Company
John Rappa
Illinois Steel Company
Leroy Covinston
Covinston
Two Die and One Hurt in 1500-Foot Plane Crash
In Amend Indiana Walter Anferason 35 and Benjamin Broser 29 of Sandusky died after their plane entered a tailspin and crashed from 1500 feet. Spectators aided and emergency crews removed survivors as the crash drew relief workers and Legion members to the scene.
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Walter Anferason
Amend
Ind
Wag Killeg Instantiz
Benjamain Broser
Sandusk3
Frenchman to Try Flight to America
New York telegraph report says Lieutenant Commander Louis Jerome Paris will attempt Brest to New York flight after May 25 with possible stop in Bermuda. He travels with two others aboard a French naval craft powered by two 500 horsepower motors.
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New York
France
Louis Jerome Paris
Brest
Azores
Bermuda
Paris
Jailed in Default of Bail for Chester Dodson
Chester Dodson 20 was held in 2000 bond for grand jury action on an assault with intent to kill charge. He allegedly shot his brother Monroe Dodson 24 after a quarrel over a horse and a dispute with their father Ed Dodson, who had recently died by suicide.
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Chester Dodson
Harrisville
Sherman P. Bowers
People’s Court
Dodson
Monroe Dodsor
Justice Bowers
Sptember
Chester
Ed. Dodson
Monroe
Ground-Breaking Ceremony to Be Held Sunday in Frederick
Ground-breaking service planned for Sunday at 6 PM on the site of the New Calvary Methodist church at West Second and Bentz streets. Local ministers from several denominations will participate in a religious program without fundraising. Speakers include Rev. Dr Mark Depp of Washington delivering the address An Adventure in Faith.
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Calvary Methodist Church
West Second and
Bentz Streets
Frederick
U. S. G. Rupp
R. Carl Maxwell
Chalmers W. Walek
H. L. G. Kieffer
Joseph D. Paker
G. Rupp
Casper E. Cline
Dr. Williams
Mark Depp
D. D
William C. Royal
C. Alpert Gilson
R. Rush Lewis
Edgars K. Moore
Edward §. Rice
G. Ellis Williams
Tivoli Theater Adds Summer Flair With Blue Lights
The Tivoli Theater in Frederick unveils summer decor including blue lighting, new ushers uniforms, and flood lights atop the marquee to illuminate the front unseen from the street. Will of Mrs. Miller Filed details probate of Virginia B. Miller leaving estate to local church, Ada S. Knott, and Adam. Knott grave space, executor Central Trust Company. Entertain At LO. O. F. Home notes Potomac Lodge I O O F transport for event with canned goods donated. Monocacy Club Outing reports meeting at Saubles Inn with readings, supper, and guest speakers.
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Tivoli
Caroline E. Brengie
Catharine Thomas
Ada S. Knott
Central Trust Company of Maryland
Robert A. Kemp
Grover L. Michael
LO. O. F
Potomac Lodge
Hagerstown
Frederick
Odd Fellow's
Ariz
Gateway Orchestra
Lodge
White
Evangelical Reformed Church
Saubles’ Inn
Charles M. Cassell
Haverstown
Grace Louch
HL L. G. Kiefler
HO Ramsbure
St John’s College Students in Toils of Law
In Annapolis a police court hearing suspended sentence for 26 St Johns College students charged with disorderly conduct after an outbreak at a carnival incident. Twenty nine youths were jailed overnight, some released after authorities deemed not involved. Police testified of widespread disorder as three wagonloads of students were sent to the lockup. Fine of 3.75 each suspended pending investigation. Howard Beard and Henman Feday Upham visited Mr Beard’s brother in Walkesville.
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Annapolis
St Johns College
Enoch B. Garey
St. Johns
Louis M. Hopkins
George Hagaman
Baltimore
Hagamati
Reginald Orem
Cambridge
Howard Beard
Henman
Browning Arrested Over Weekend in City Scuffle
William H. Browning was arrested by Officers Schell and Smith on a disorderly conduct charge. He faced a $259 fine after a Tuesday incident and allegedly fled jail later, prompting a second hearing tonight for a woman’s abuse claim and related collateral.
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William HH. Browning
Schell and
Smith
Browning
Bomb blast kills five in Buenos Aires building
A bomb detonated in a Malian caneaiate building in Buenos Aires on May 27 killing five people and injuring 49. Authorities report a large crowd near the scene as emergency crews respond. the motive and suspects remain under investigation.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Driver Fined in Gettysburg Borough Limits
Mt Aity Driver Evelyn L Cashman paid a five dollar fine for speed within the borough limits of Gettysburg Pennsylvania. The note references a marriage prop and a judge.
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Aity
Evelyn L Cashman
Gettysburg
Sunda
Italia Off On Flight For North Pole Expedition
King's Bay Spitzbergen May 23. The Italia dirigible started northward at 4 40 a m across the polar ice cap toward the North Pole about 750 miles distant with General Umberto Nobile in command. The aim was to land at the Pole to explore and plant a cross from Pope Pius. The voyage was expected to last 30 to 40 hours.
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Italia
North Pole
Associated Preas
King's Bay
Spitzbergen
Polar Ice Cap
Umberto Nobile
Pole
Pope Pius
Claim to Hagan Property Sparks Will Construction Battle
Nephews and nieces of Charles Mc Hagan through attorneys challenge executor Frank L. Stoner’s claim to a West Fourth Street dwelling. They seek court direction on the will’s construction claiming property passes to heirs at the wife Lizzie R. Hagan’s death, and that no clear title can be transferred to a purchaser at the slated sale. Judge Newman orders Stoner to show cause by June 4.
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West Fourth Street
Charles Mc. Hagan
Frank L. Stoner
Elizabeth R. Hagan
David Hagan
Charles Mc Hagan
Leo, Weinberg
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Lizzie R. Hagan
Mr. Hagan
Ellizabeth R. Hagan
Newman
Stoner
Aviators Give Thrill Over Frederick City Fly In
The Gates Flying Circus staged an aerial exhibition noon today over Frederick. Flying above the skyscrapers then over Hood College, the High School, and City Hospital, the acrobats performed nose dives and loops. Free ride tickets appeared in copies of the Post and must be countersigned at the News-Post. The circus arrived Tuesday afternoon and will stay through Friday with several passenger hauls.
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Gates Flying Circus
Hood College
High School
City Hospital
Post
News- Post
Frederick
Otis King
Hoover Campaign Expenditures Top $300000 Mark
Washington May 25 AP Expenditures on behalf of the Hoover campaign listed to the Senate Campaign Funds committee today. The drive rose to SR on 745 with Claudius A Hasten of Chattanooga and New York testifying on expenditures of 82 296 5%.
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Washington
He Hoover
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Hoover
Claudius A. Hasten
Chattanxa
New York
Prices Recovery Drives New York Stock Market Rally
Prices recovered in New York stock trading led by a broad advance after a recent sharp decline. Short covering spurred gains as high priced issues edged higher, while ordinary shares showed moderate increases and money market rates remained around percent.
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New York
Christian Endeavor Institute Held Thursday in City
Rev W P Riggs of Havre de Grace presides as Maryland Christian Endeavor Wagon officials join state officers for an afternoon session at 4 and a night session at 7 30 in the United Brethren church. Program covers devotions, discussions, social events, supper, vesper service and an evening address by Rev Riggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor — Institute
W. PD. Riggs
Havre de Grace
Maryland Christian Endeavor Wagon
United Brethren Church
Mr Riggs
Christian Endeavor Organization
George R. Smith
Baltimore
Willard E. Rive
Maryland
West Virginia
Delaware
Harry E. Silverwood
Mr. Smith
George W. Strine
Riva
Smith and Rice
Sufper
Cambrids
Rice
Silverwood
Riggs
Evolution of Printing Shown to Rotary Club
An instructional film depicting the history of printing from pre Gutenberg days to modern presses was shown to the Frederick Rotary Club at the Francis Scott Key hotel. The eight reels will be shown again at Frederick High School and the Maryland State School for the Deaf, with public access Thursday night.
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Frederick
Frederick High School
Maryland State School For the Deaf
James E. Fecht
Air Service
Far North
Harry Kimmey
Westminster
M. J. Pking
Charles F. Smith
Liberty
George Wagner
Baltimore
Arthur C. van Winkle
Philadelphia
E. K. Waleath
Carroll L. Crawford
J. M. Sheridan, Jr
Towson
Richard F. Simmons
Leslie N. Coblentz
John S. Hershey
This City
John W. Holter
Roscoe F. Brown
Archiey M. Molesworth
George D. Smith
Wires To Tie Towers Clocks In Tra Ty Sites
Stringing of the wires between the mechanism of the tie clocks in Tra Ty chapel and St John’s church and the master clock at City Hall will be completed today. City Lint man George Wallace heads the work. After completion, installation of the master clock will begin, with Os borne J. Price of Price Bras stating the mechanism should be installed by Saturday. About two weeks more are needed to align the monastery clock systems so all timepieces operate in unison, eliminating previous haze on the wires.
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Traty Chapel
St. John's Church
City Hall
Aoix
George Wallace
Osborne J. Price
Price Bras
Weyes
Wade Elected to Metro World Service Committee Post
Dr Wade wins on May 2 at the Metro World Service Committee election securing a key exec role. The contest drew votes from Kansas and Idaho delegates with 552 ballots reported in the final tally.
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Kansas
de Rarmond
J. Wade
Irato Execuye
Metro World Service
Inday Waa
Polo Hogy
M. FB
Gates Bey
Delert
Idaho
Three More Mine Explosions Kill, Maim in US Mines
Reports from Kentucky West Virginia Nevada and Pennsylvania detail multiple coal and copper mine disasters. Thirteen miners died at Yukon Pocahantas No 1 mine with 4 missing. Seven killed at Black Mountain mine in Harlan Kentucky with several rescuers overcome by gas. Four miners died at Kimberly Nevada in a cave in. In Mather Pennsylvania, 164 bodies recovered with 33 missing as rescue slowed by odors and roof falls.
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Blucheld
W. Va
Yukon-Pocahantas Coal Company
Yukon
McDowell County
State Mine Department
Matoaka
Consolidation Coal Company
Harlan
Black Mountain
Here
King Harlan Coal Company
Fordson Coal Company
Elko
Nev
Alpia
Consolidated Copper
Kimberly
Mather
No. 7
Butt
Hutt
Todar
Senate Committee Hears Hale Campaign Fund Scrutiny
The Senate Campaign Fund committee faced a blank wall in questioning Frank J. Hale over alleged campaign expenditures linked to Hoover magazine. Hale testified he bore a weekly loss of 124 while denying personal wealth, saying the magazine had no direct funding from him or his business.
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Ingimm
Senate Campaign Fund
Ian
Finais
Frank J. Hale
Hoover
Five Year Survey Aims to Improve Medical Aid
Rodney Dutcher reports on a national effort to study medical care access and costs for all. A committee led by Wilbur of Stanford coordinates research funded by Carnegie, Russell Sage, and the 20th Century Fund with involvement from AMA, Public Health Service, and insurers to map gaps, costs, and potential remedies for affordable, quality medical service for rich and poor alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Carneghey Corporation
Mithhunt Memorized Fund
Russell Sace Foundatior Alt
Twentieth Century Fund
Amertent 1 Medical Association
U. S. Tuble Health Survive
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Yoraiva
Ray Layman Wilbur
Leland Stanford University
Thalice
C. B. A. Winslow
Yale School of Medicine
Anl
New York
National Committee On Mental Hygiene
Fficial
Osler
Olin M. West
American Medical Association
Ania
Claes
Harry Ho Moore
Receivers Sell The American Sentinel Co. Subject To Court Ratification
The American Sentinel Co of Westminster, placed in receivers’ hands by creditors, has been sold by the receivers to George W. Albourd and awaits court ratification on June 11. The publication and business are expected to continue under the current manager, with verification from the judge regarding the exam.
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American Sentinel Co
Westminster
George W. Albourd
The
Sentinel
Inert
Farm Relief Bill Vetoed by Coolidge
President Coolidge vetoed the McNary-Haugen farm relief bill marking a second annual disapproval of the equalization fee plan for surplus crop control. Congress faces choice to repass without the fee or press to override. Key supporters include Lowden Dawes and Curtis while Hoover aligns with the President.
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Washington
Coolidge
Capitol
Frank C. Lowden
Dawes
Curtis
Kansas
Watson
Indiana
Hoover
Third Concert Friday by Wade Male Chorus
Final plans announced for the third annual Wade Male Chorus concert in Winchester Hall on Friday night at 8 oclock under director Henry T. Wade. The Gabel Sisters Instrumental Trio of Boyertown will assist, with Emma Mac Gabel and the Gabel sisters offering harp, violin, cello, flute, trumpet, and clarinet numbers. James H. Harris will sing a tenor solo. The program includes Rose, This Is She, Over the Water, Annie Laurie, The Lost Chord, and other works. The chorus baritone, tenors, and basses named include Heart T. Wade and James H. Harris among many. The event features several soloists and ensembles from Geibel and Hood College connections.
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We Wade
Winchester Hall
Henry T. Wade
Gabel Sisters
Boyertown
Emma Mac Gabel
Hood College
Betty
Ruth Gabel
James H. Harris
Gabel Wil
Emma Mae Gabel
Betty Gabel
Olivia B. Waller
Genevieve Emery
Pershing
Pleardy
Rogers
Brahms
She
Fantasia
Columbia
Rollinson
Strelezki
Overture
Bennet
Bantock
Annie Laurie
Geibel
James i
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Erie
Ladies’ Aviary
American Legion
Reveal
See
America
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Theater
ST. John’s College
Cardinal
Annapolitan
eVeah
Atsie
Jidze
Hagan
Chas. Mc. Hagan
C. E. Institute
Rotary Club
Glock
Trinity Chapel
St. John's
Dr. Wade
Kentucky
Texas
Senate
Hale
Vyjeov
McNary-Haugen
Congress
Wade
Agnes Duvall
Gaithershburg
Kenneth Lyddane
Rockville
Harry L. Duvall
Clarksburg
Woodrow Duvall
Bai
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