Bank shortage may reach seventy five thousand dollars
Union Bridge Maryland May 28 E F Olmstead cashier of the First National Bank confessed to the board of directors that he is a defaulter in an unknown amount. He admits using the money in speculation. The shortage appears in the savings department and bank officials estimate it may reach 375000. Directors closed the bank and the Comptroller of the Currency will take charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
E.F. Olmstead
First National Bank
Board of Directure
Federal Treasury
Savings Department
E. C. Cash
Westminster
Cash
Carroll County
Jacob S. Gladhill
Thomas Kane
National Bank
Treasury Department
Department of Justice
Mr. Olmstead
Olmstead
Baltimore
Cue
Us Andercs
Gladhill
Unionidge
Tidewater Cement Company
Western Maryland Railway
John A. Repp
J. E. Stauffer
KE. Nushaym
Frank Harbaugh
Mit Cath
Vinetdail
Letter Stirs Them in Maryland Politics
Baltimore May 259 A letter from Henry F Baker of Baltimore County opposes the renomination of United States Senator Joseph S France. Republicans weigh Baker's bold critique as they consider the national stance and leadership, while Jackson declines to comment on the dispute and the letter's impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Henry F. Baker
Baltimore County
United States
Josph S. France
France
Baker
Jackson
William
Sakebarr
Bakerner
R- Star
Local IE Theatre Union Head Returns From Convention
H. Stine of this city president of the local branch of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employes has returned from Cincinnati where the national convention was held. He reports more than 300 representatives from across the United States attended and many issues were discussed. He also asks if any group in the community has arranged grave decorations for former service men buried in nearby cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. H. Stine
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employes
National Organization
Cincinnati
Maryland School Commencement Opens With Sermon and Star Image
The Maryland School for the Draft held its annual baccalaureate in the chapel at 3 pm with out of town parents and friends in attendance. Rev Henry L. G. Kieffer preached on service to humanity and the light of the world while pupils recited prayers and sang. The ceremony highlighted two Yale and mission-focused themes and featured students from the School for the Deaf from Staunton Va. A Virginia cadet party joined the event as the reviewing officers. The main commencement will be at 2 pm Friday June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland School For the Draft
Auber
Aleu
America
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Bjorlee
Yale
Rev. Hunt
D. D
New York
Morning Star
Ife
School For the Deaf
Staunton
Washington
Maryland
Musa Marbut
Virginia
Althoagh
Virginia School
Truth Seekers Meet at Mrs Creager Home
The Truth Seekers of the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school gathered Friday at Mrs. Roy Creager’s North Market street home. President Miss Addie Burdette led, a birthday fund for missionary benedicts was approved, next meeting set for June 30 at Miss Margaret Appleby’s Wilson Place. Refreshments served with several members and visitors in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Roy Creager
North Market Street
Addie Burdette
Margaret Appleby
Wilson Place
Markell Nelson
Amos Rudy
Maurie Sharrer
Mildred Lewis
Edith Leather
Arthur Koontz
Unionville
Helen Betson
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First National
Mr. Gladhill
Bank
Frederick
Hershbergers
Everett True
MR. True
Maryland School
H. L. G. Kieffer
Central Trust Company
Emmitsburg, Md
Myersville, Md
Honrovia, Md
Thurmont, Md
B. Rosenour & Sons, Inc
Milady
White Oxford
Allen G. Quynn & CO
Frederick, Md
Geo.s. Rodock & Son
Carroll St
P. L. Hargett & Co., Inc
South Market St
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