Grade Crossing Work To Eliminate Curve By Highway Bridge
$120000 is allocated for grade crossing work including a highway bridge. Construction uses heavy equipment and two cranes to build a new road and bridge over the tracks. Project cost rises with cement and overhead to about $99,366 plus extras. The bridge will rise 22 feet above the tracks with abutments 43 feet deep, and the road will pass through land bought from local property owners. About 300 men will be employed, largely from nearby communities, with some residents from other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Foundation
Taymer
Hugh Crane
Marth Cade
Frederick
Clarence Murray
Aka B. and
Linthicum
Frederick County
Ther
Lavthicum
Montgomers County
New Market
Ridgeville
Of Interest To Lions
Lions members are asked to note items of interest including upcoming meetings and schedule changes. The notice highlights dates for events and potential actions affecting the club.
Both Ascension Service Planned This Sunday
The Sunday School plans an Ascension service with a full program. Prelude, processional, anthems, readings, recitations, solos and a benediction will feature choirs from primary to junior departments led by Mrs. Belle R. Barts and Rev. Dr. H. L. G. Kictler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cravens
Florence Stottlemyer
Elsie Mahoney
McCardell
Gat Offertary
Selo
Rancis ‘Smith
Baker
Peggy
Lord
Dorothy Shipley
Virginia Perry
Elizabeth Shaw
Martare Benz
Marlon Schneider
Itty Miller
Eleanor Frances Delaplaine
Flower Children
Mariani Maples
Betty Rice
Ity Montzomery
Roseanne Haftn
Catherine Eicholte
H. L. G. Kictler
Wieverbeer
George Lewis Lipps
Edward BD
F. Gordon Waters
P. H. C. Birely
Charles D. Blumenauer
Mamie Bruner
George M. Chambers
James E. Duvall
Laura G. Diehl
Emma A.gring
Malinda Horine
Eta
Rebecca Hatger
James C. W.molier
James G. Murcphy
Elroy J.roelker
Sophie E. Saunders
D. Murray Stauffer
John D. Thomas
Clara 5S
Remsburg
M. Ramnisbure
Drothes
Loraine KL Rameburg
William G. Zimmerman
Sophie E. Sauncers
Two American Widow Nurses Killed in Auto Crash.
Two Johns Hopkins School of Nursing graduates Miss Gee and Miss Henderson were killed in an automobile accident near Rome during a European tour. The women, widows, had returned to the United States recently and were in Europe for a driving vacation. Investigations and statements referenced Edwards and a court context, with details tied to the case and defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Hopkins
Baltimore
Mass Het Gee
Ruth Henderson
St. Day
Johns Hopkins School For Nurses
Miss Henderson
Miss Gee
Denvers
Assoc School
Creed
Col
Wits Country
Europe
Graf Zeppelin Leaves Pernambuco for Havana
Pernambuco May 28 AP The Graf Zeppelin departs for Havana at 1115 a.m. today after a weather delay. The flight path will skim along the South American coast and then arc toward the West Indies. Dr Eckener hopes to reach Lakehurst on Sunday night and continue to the United States by June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pernambuco
Havana
Sida
E& So
Graf
Sui America
Sptin
West Indies
Eckener
Lake SS
Tenshaien
Sed tar on man who broke lpris home
A local police report outlines charges against a man accused of breaking into a residence. Investigators pursued evidence, seized items, and prepared a court filing detailing the alleged offenses and the suspect's identification. The case proceeds through the public safety process.
Unclear text about convention and amendments
A fragmentary report notes urging action on amendments and enforcement discussion. It mentions a prohibition section and a motion by Rey. PF and an avenue room for political consideration, with a convention vote noted as unanimous in support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehestedt
Tiane Pubhe Corny
Econ Moton of
Rey
Mystery Names Stir Talk on Department of Justice Leadership
A garbled OCR style report references Mitchell Drie st and a push for freer powers in the Justice Department. It mentions Pickett urging a stance against the President and names like Macnee and Peckert, with unclear dates and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macnee
Hetan
Bern
Pickett
Thermbers
Congress
Ela
Mibisien
Final Meeting Highlights School Cooperation Talk
The final meeting Tuesday featured Charles D. Shaffer urging parent and teacher cooperation to solve problems and compare old and modern study methods. Music by youngsters impressed the audience noting progress after limited instruction, with two solos performed under Prof. C. T. G. Sinsimietos guiding the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Saints
Chile
Charles D. Shaffer
M. GC
C. T. G. Sinsimietos
Secti Ag Ra
A Sant
Grand jury to hear meat theft probe and framing claims
Defendants Bowman and Linne, alleged to have stolen 290 pounds of meat from a meathouse, faced a September grand jury for a preliminary investigation. Authorities report admissions and defense claims of a frame up while other suspects and burglary details are outlined in the People’s Court proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Rannebersger
Smith
Iomier
Moving Up Exercises at Hood CollegeCommence Week
Hood College hosts Moving Up Day with the entire student body in attendance. President Joseph H. Appie and faculty in regalia will observe a chapel service including invocation and scripture reading at 8:20 with seniors, alumnae, and underclassmen participating in the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Joseph H. Appie
Montana Senator Walsh Open to Dry Law Referendum
Washington, AP reports Senator Walsh of Montana, a dry, says he is willing to submit to Montanans a referendum on prohibition and will stand by the vote. He notes his re election campaign and aligns with Senator Jones of Washington who is also dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walsh
Montana
Montansz
People’ of
Jones
Hal Carlson Dies Suddenly at Hotel
Chicago May 28 Hal Carlson of the day and married, Dr John F Davis physician for the iu, was called at three o'clock this morning when Carlson complained of severe stomach pains. Death occurred 35 minutes later as plans were being made to move him to a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hal Cart
John F. Davis
Carlson
Two More Die in Rangoon Street Clash
In Rangoon a clash between Muslims and Burman mobs escalated, tram cars were halted and assaults on Burman passengers occurred as police intervened with stones flying. Dozens were injured and over seventy people were reported as casualties in the days of disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranzeen
Teo
Ant
Small Maryland Farms Reported on Potomac Islands
Two small islands in the Potomac River within Montgomery County Maryland report farms with no residents. The areas are in the Great Falls region near Point of Roe, detailing farm activity and land use under state census records.
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Ict
Maryland
al Frederecs
Potomac River
Montgomery Coun
Smn
Great Falls
Ant
Judge Oscar Leser Seriously Ill
The report notes Judge Oscar Leser, a former chief in New Haven, is seriously ill. Details are sparse with limited readable text from the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Leser
He Marrian
New Haven
Sts
Cardinal Lacon Dead in Sacking Casualty
Fragmentary report notes death of Cardinal Lacon amid chaotic palace events. Details scarce as dispatch cites official statements and unclear casualty tally from March 28 incident attributed to a palace disturbance.
Court News Bates Property Deed Case Ends
A court news brief reports on a Bates property deed case filed in the regional court. The matter concerns ownership transfer and disputed claims over real estate. No final judgment details are provided in the fragment.
Market Up Site New York May 23 Markets Mixed
Market activity in New York on May 23 saw trading slower with modest turnover. Analysts note volume at 209,909 shares as investors reassess positions in the proceed market amid mixed sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Can m
Ninth Anniversary Fest Marks Ceremony Echoes
Fragmentary OCR note describes a ninth anniversary celebration with mentions of a token and past mates. Readers infer a ceremonial event with elation and delivery of recognitions. Names and clear facts are obscured by text degradation.
Banquet Date Set for Former Boys High Alumni
The Alumni Association of Frederick's former Boys High School announces a June 19 banquet at Victory Hall Bradworth with James H. Murdent leading plans. Principal Amon Burgee will be guest of honor. Officers to be elected include vice president Raymond T. Foard secretary Claggett Stillmers and treasurer Austin Howard. Attendance and arrangements committees are named with many class 1895 to 19 members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ High School
Frederick
Vinda Bona
Brad
Ganonsee Tet
James H. Murdent
Amon Burgee
Ies
Mr. Harris
Raymond T. Foard
Claggett Stillmers
Austin Howard
Rane
Cinss
Jose R. Klein
Ror & Thomas
Harry J. Retuuver
Fredericks–Seneca Motor Boat Races Announced
Fredericks and Seneca form a motor boat club to host races at the Seneca River mouth tomorrow afternoon at 1:00. Entries include the new club members and anticipated entries from Gate and others. Admission is $6 per car with a weathered repeat of club details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suttren
Ats RE Hie
Senca Xrigay
Lions Begin to Arrive for Open Convention
Lions begin arriving for an open convention at the Armory with registration at 10 AM on the Fredeick floor. The event features speeches by district officers, a golf tournament, a ball game, sightseeing trips, and a dinner. About 205 Lions from various chapters are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Am Brederick
Progrim
Washington, N
North
Balu
Auwata
Fee Lair
Buchard M. Gough
Baltimore
Nichan
Stag
Hotel Frederick
Eesson
Lions
Capt Church To Return To Frederick July 1
Captain Jom H Church formerly of Frederick and now an infantry instructor in the Maryland National Guard at Cambridge will be transferred to Frederick on July 1. Third Corps Area Headquarters released the information. The note recalls the World War I offensive of May 28 1918 and Lieut Grote Redwood's role in it as part of the anniversary remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
Frederick
Jom H. Church
Maryland National Guard
Cambridge
Third Corps
France
Grote Redwood
Wes
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Hotobridge
Italy
Mrs. Keefer
Pavel Que
Pierre G
Rite
Rome
Graf Zeppelin
Mitchell
Dept. OF Justice
Mast Beara
Temperange
Gaye
Deets Pickett
Presi
Mr. Shaffer ‘Tals
CAL
Total
Hal Carlson
Cubs
Fightng
Rangoon
Potomac River Islands
Kinz
George
Lenéen
Cardinal Lacon
Court News
Fquid Cas
SMT
Sallerng Nares
Wy Pte
Exstos Grav Hess
Matta
Matee Ro
Yie
Bates
Braddock Heights
Lae Cig
Higersions
Asvial
Maetin Regis
Armory
New Market Club
New Market Woman's Club
Hot Mary Cashout
Collect
Roll Call
Ira Smith
Ia Savith
H. L. Davis
Jeasoe Shawbaker
Stentey
Verzil
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