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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1925

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Hood College Campaign Names Enthusiastic Steering Teams

Seventy five men and women join Hood College Building and Endowment Fund drive to raise 100000 toward a 500000 goal by November 23. Teams report results at noon on November 16 17 18 19 20 and 23 after an opening dinner November 13.

Hood College Frederick City Association of Colleges and Preparatory Middles States Mattland Charles McC_ Mathias David C. Winebrenner William Bennett C. C. Carty W. Sicodemus, Jr John A. Markell, Jr A. Hart Etchison William T. Delaplaine B.C. Markell Leslie X E. C. Kefauver Richard F. Simmons G. Ellis Williams G. H. McGregor D. Ralph Zimmerman R. Rush Lewis Philip Winebrenner Charles D. Shaifer

Bandits Take $75,000 From Messenger in Vandergrift Heist

Two armed men ambushed Warren Walthour, messenger for Vandergrift Savings and Trust Co., around noon as he walked toward a station. They forced him to surrender a satchel said to hold $75,000 in money and checks and escaped in a parked car. Walthour, 30, was en route to Pittsburgh.

Vandergrift Warren Walthour Vandergrift Savings and Trust Co Walthour Pittsburgh Bealing

Baker couple makes $50,000 gift to Home for the Aged

At a Board of Lady Managers meeting, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Baker announced a $50,000 gift to the Home for the Aged. The gift funds will support enlargement and improvements while ongoing refurbishments from prior gifts have already enhanced the facility. Mrs. Baker serves as president of the Board of Managers.

Board of Lady _Managers of the Home for the Aged Joseph D. Baker

Autos Collide in South Market Street Front

A Walker Till Dairy truck and a Ford truck driven by Walter Trabill of Mt Pleasant collided in front of James JF Doll’s jewelry store on South Market Street. The Ford backed from the curb, pushing into a touring car owned by Ira Davis of Clarkburg. Damage included a broken left rear wheel and fender on the Ford and a broken rear wheel on the touring car. Elmer Gaver of East Seventh Street drove the Walker Till truck with Reno Easterday. State Police sergeant Arthur M. Spiech investigated, but damages were settled privately.

Walker Till Dairy Walter Trabill Mt. Pleasant James JF Doll's Jewelry Store South Market Street Ford Ira Davis Clarksburg Elmer Gaver East Seventh Street Reno Easterday West Fifth Street Arthur M. Spiech State Police

Tuberculin tests trigger cull of dairy cattle in Maryland

Eighteen dairy cattle from twenty three herds near Buckeystown Adamstown and Urbana were slaughtered after reacting to tuberculin tests conducted in late October. Federal and Maryland Agriculture officials cited herd management lapses and urged dairymen to improve practices to eradicate tuberculosis. Dr W G Benner analyzed results showing overall testing figures and reform needs.

Buckeystown Adamstown Urbana Maryland State Department of Agriculture W. G. Benner Wikeed Benner Bennett

Missing Yacht Bunny II Burned at Sea

Coast guard vessels search off the Corona coast for the missing yacht Bunny II bound for Florida since October 24. On board were W. G. Caylor Delaware secretary, E. R. Pusey Wilmington owner, and captain Lewis Stoss Frederick. A burned vessel with M-11014 was reported near Murrells Inlet October 26.

Southport N.C New Coast Guard Corona Bunny II W. G. Caylor Delaware KE. R., Pusey Wilmington Del Lewis Stoss Frederick Murrell's Inlet Newport News T. S. Phillips Florida Beaufort Phillips BE. R. Pusey Newport Newsman Davis Fig U.S. Coast Guard Yamacraw Murrell Mary A.sharp

Upshaw to Speak in Frederick on Thursday Evening

Congressman W. D. Upshaw known as the Georgia Cyclone will spend Thursday in Frederick. He will address a public meeting at First Baptist Church at 7 45 p.m and attend Lions Club luncheon at noon. He will also take part in Head College exercises in the morning. His speech topic is America's Greatest Battle and he is noted for his strong religious and combative political style.

W. D. Upshaw Georgia Frederick First Baptist Church Lions’ Club Head College Upshaw America Congressman Upshaw United States Congress

Maryland Doctors End Sessions With Recreation and Tours

The semi annual Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland held morning sessions at the Fran cia Scott Key Hotel with executive and council meetings, then a scientific program featuring Drs Linthicum Legge Hunner Meyer and others. Afternoon activities Included golf at Catoctin Country Club and an Harpers Ferry trip for wives, with local women hosting lunch.

Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland Francia Scott Key Hotel Catoctin Country Club Frederick Harpers Ferry Frank Hill Medger G. Milton Linthienm University of Maryland Baltimore John C. _ Legge Union Bridge Guy L. Hunner Johns Hopkins University Adolf Meyer Johns Hopkins Elmer C. Kefauger P. 8 Lansdale Linthicum Hunner John Legge Guy L. Hunter Adolph Meyer C. Wefaiver Frederick County Jon Hee

Federal prison holds line over Anderson body claim

Allanta federal penitentiary will not seize the body of George Dutch Anderson. Muskegon authorities want the corpse for a funeral service after a shooting during an escape attempt from Detective Charles Hammond. Warden John W. Snook said Michigan officials refused to transfer the body for a $500 reward and the federal reward does not apply here.

Allanta ADP Alhantles Alluante Federal Pon- Hentiary George “Dutch” Anderson Muskegon Mich Charles Hammond John W. Snook Michigan Anderson Snook

Passengers Hurt As Berengaria Is Battered By A Wave

The Berengaria, en route from New York to Cherbourg and Southampton, rolled in a gale off Cherbourg causing many passengers and crew to be injured. About fifty travelers suffered sprains, head wounds, and other injuries as waves swept them from decks. The ship remained at sea in the storm for 24 hours before docking at Cherbourg and then proceeding to Southampton. Notable passengers included Mrs W K Vanderbilt and Viscount Gage among others.

Cherbourg France Berengaria New York Southampton Beregaria

Release After Habeas Corpus For Six Month DUI Jail Term

Roy Adkins of Middletown, about 30, was released from jail after habeas corpus proceedings instigated by attorney Alton Bennett. Adkins had been jailed six months for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated near Braddock, with a $1,000 bond pending appeal.

Alton Y. Bennett Roy Adkins Middletown Adkins Braddock J. Hollins Kefauver Baltimore Decis Bruce White Paris Kefauver Hit Bennett SOC Dass Chester Bros. Hears Widdletown Howie Chariet

New Jersey Governor Moore Wins in Close Vote

In New Jersey Democrat A Harry Moore defeated Republican Arthur Whitney for governor. The election also saw Democrats surge in New York City and Kentucky, with Walker winning the mayoralty and Hans Wagner losing in Pittsburgh. Boston elected Republican Malcolm E H Nichols as mayor, a first in 18 years.

Associated Press New Jersey New York City Boston Pennsylvania Indiana Louisville Kentucky Virginia Detroit John W. Smith Charles Bowles A. Harry Moore Arthur Whitney Coolidge James J. Walker Frank D. Waterman Malcolm EH. Nichols Wet Arthur ‘Whitney Ciry New York Poe Gov. Smith Malcolm B. Nichols John M. Patterson Philadelphia Frederick J. Shoyer Patterson Ohio Joseph T. O'Neal Arthur Wil O'Neal Gurcra Ind Kien Hans Wagner Pittsburgh Stuart Appleby John W. Moore Thurman B. Dixon Congress John T. Provi James A. Ogorman O'Gorman Amherst Jah H. Ranson Aviorney Charles S. Whitman N. Martin Yerkes Squire Milbourne

Court of Appeals hears two county cases at Annapolis

Two cases from this county were argued Tuesday before the Court of Appeals in Annapolis. Wissier vs Elkings and Rebecca Elkins, argued by Tarsons Newman and HC Hull for the appellant, with James and Wood for the appellees, and Mobley and Hall vs Mobley, from the Orphans Court, argued by Lea Weinhere for the appellant and Storm for the appellee.

Court OF Appeals Annapolis Getinide Wissier Joseph E. Elkings Rebecca & Elkins Tarsons Newman HC. Hull Ela. James A. M. Wood Appeeers Howard V. Mobley Nina R. Hall William J. Mobley The Orphan's Cour Lea Weinhere Appellante L Wwinam M. Storm Appellee

Hearing set for Margie Warfield on Thursday

Margie Warfield of Park Mills was arrested Tuesday by Deputy Horace Radcliffe in the Morningstar area. She is to appear Thursday evening before Justice Guy K. Mosier and Luther C. Derry for a hearing as Derr’s health remains critical after a recent stroke.

Margie Warfield Park Mills Radcliffe Morningstar Morninatar Cirlacenens Fide Warfield Guy K. Mosier Luther C. Derry

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