Armistice Day Parade and Calvary Church Move Debate
Armistice Day plans unfold with a parade led by National Guard and several organizations. Calvary Church votes 18 to 18 to favor moving the church and financing a new building up to 200000 dollars with a possible sale of church property to support the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Church
West Second and
Hentz Streets
Wilcotom and Pros
Calvary Church
Somlay
E. T. Mowbray
Hagerstown
Wilcoxon and Brown
Woman seeks divorce as husband sued in court
Mrs Henry Day files divorce suit against her husband with decree expected soon. The article mentions Mason as vice president of the Exploration Company tied to the Sinckair case and notes activities reaching Washington. Also details a Buck-Womans Club meeting on November 4 with remarks on Rural Education and a resolution endorsing the Cham bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Day
U Ned
Mason
Thr Exploration Company
Sinckair
Tien
Washington
Lystewn Woman's Club
Buck- Womans Club
Vol
Edgar Emus
Charmace
Educaro
Jane
Helen Putman
Tearetta Moaberg
Evelyn
W .F. Kindlerpaigh
All
Nichols
FredwWoty Chireas
Y Mater Nogepher
Fragmentary Notice From Aboard Ship
A damaged OCR fragment references individuals on a vessel, machinery and repairs, with garbled names and places, mentioning a hospital and a tire incident. The text is incomplete and unclear about roles, dates, or outcomes.
Red Cross Calls for Extra Helpers in Roll Call
An appeal from Frederick Red Cross headquarters asks for volunteers to canvass during the 11th annual Roll Call for 1928 memberships. Mrs. C. Will Fout, chairwoman, urges outreach to both men and women between Armistice Day and Thanksgiving. national HQ seeks 6,000,000 members with the local quota set at 2,200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebrandhc
Frederick
Francis Scot
Keymerican Legion
Pathich
Ea of
Legionnaires
Horace H. Albauzb
Elmer F. Munshow
Tala
Lester Smith
Alton
Robert Patman
Steiner Charles Keller
Psui
Clifford Singer
Hard Angieberger
Horaugh
Lal
Finearade
National Guard
Stary
All Saints Streets
St the Park
Melela
United States
Maryland
Ide
Ipate
Frederick Durng
Airs
Will Fout
Red
Fout
Abe
Washiington
Pout
Elder and Haldeman Discuss 1922 Flight Plans
Aquilesia November 7 AP Elder and Capt George W Belden recovered from a long flight and reception. Ruth walked the deck while Haldeman slept in a dark cabin. When asked about European plans for 1923 Haldeman teased about quitting Joe said he would go again. A northwest gale kept the ship at sea. One of Adams County Pa largest wild turkeys weighed 18 12 pounds shot by A D Weikert near Me county school while with Dr Freemag of Emm without more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aquilesia
Elder
George W. Belden
Europe
Haldeman
Ruth
Haldeman Toptase
Joe
Roth
Beg
Adams County
A.D. Weikert
Me ‘Cunty
Weikert
Freemag
Emwittborm
Beadeg
Fragmented OCR Piece Describes Wedding Scene And Photographs
A damaged OCR passage references a wedding topic with a top picture and several views of brides. It mentions a photograph taken from a plane with a distant view of a torrent and scenery described as washed out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ats
Classis Holds Special Meeting in Maryland Chapter
Maryland Classis of the Reformed Church met today in Trinity Chapel to discuss benevolent work and home missions. Rev Chalmers W Watck presided with Rev Guy P Bready as stated clerk. Officiants and elders from Frederick, Carroll, Washington and surrounding locales attended the two sessions, reviewing mission funding and church outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Classis
Otomac Synod of the Reformed Church
Frederick
Carroll
Washington Counties
Trinity Chapel
Chalmers W. Watck
Guy P. Bready
Taneytown
Adamstown
Emory L
Home Mission Board of
Reformed Church
Roasoke
J. S. Adam
Middletown
Mr Walck
Bready
Henry M. Warrenfeltz
Emmilsburg
A. OL. G. Kieffert
cHy
Peter E. Helmer
Thurmont
E Lewis Hisbee
Emmitsburg
C W Walck
R. Frankiin Main
Branaick
Scott R. Waxner
Hagerstown
G. Nevin Robert
Hey
Fella
E Peck
Silver Ran
Wat. B. Werner
Burkittsville
J. H. Apple
Elders
A. Lecheater
Hoon
Garner
Westminster
Sabillastille
A Travers Thomas
Frank Bechtel
Littlestown
Calvin T. Fringer
Edward Dodrer
Driver killed as dairy truck crashes through bridge
Roy L. Twentey of East Seventh Street was killed when a Walker Hill Dairy tank truck crashed through a bridge over Little Seneca Creek on the Frederick Washington pike. The truck crushed the driver beneath the cab, with initial reports blaming a drive shaft shaft issue. Authorities described the death as instantaneous and noted witnesses near Claris’ Bar and Henderson’s Corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. Twentey
East Seventh Street
Walker Hill Dairy
Little Seneca Creek
Frederick- Washington Pike
Claris
Henderson
Twentey
Washington
G. B. Linthicum
Clarksburg
Twentess Holy
MeIants Out As Phillies Manager
John Melanins was released as manager of the Philadelphia National League baseball club and Bert Shotten of the St Leonia Nationals was named his successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Innis
Phillies
Philadelphia
John “Stuffy” MeIants
Falladelphia
Bert H. Shotten
St Leonia Xa|ionars
Fall Improves as He Faces Possible Home Return
Washington AP reports former Interior Secretary Alberts Fall, suffering lung congestion, showing overnight improvement. Doctors plan a consultation to assess when he can be returned to his New Mexico home. Lightning threats loom on Walker Hill area as Dairy officials and State Police monitor conditions.
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Washington
Alber B. Fall
New Mexico
Walker Hill
Rockville
Twenter
Lewin Twenter
The
News_Post
Burns Admits Trailing Jury and Defense Tactics
William J. Burns testified that a government investigator approached jurors in a trial, while Burns officials shadowed jurors with a counterclaim of jury tampering by the prosecution. Burns tied a sworn complaint to Justice Siddons as the judge. Day, Sinclair agent and Burns ally, helped issue the detective services to observe jurors, deemed proper if jurors were not approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William J. Burns
Henry Mason Day
Sinclair
Burns
Burns Detective Agency
Day
Sinclair Exploration Co
Dis Son
Wi Sherman
Inviting President Coolidge to Alexandria February 2 Event
Washington announces Senator Swanson and Virginia citizens invite President Coolidge to attend February 2 exercises in Alexandria to commemorate George Washington’s birthday. Also listed are social notices, property sales, and local bindings in the period’s notices.
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Washington
Senator Swanson
Virgina ¢Uzens
Coolidge
Alexandria
George Washington
North New England floods bring widespread damage and relief efforts
Severe winter storms and floods hit the Northeast from Massachusetts to Vermont and Connecticut. Hartford and surrounding towns report millions in damage, hundreds of homes abandoned, and rivers running high as rescuers and Red Cross aid workers mobilize to aid victims amid rising death tolls.
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New England
Ube
Mass
Fred State
Vermont
Hartford
Bood
Connecticut
Minister Suit Tries In Court In Ellicott City
A $10 damage suit by Rev. James M. Anderson against Rev. Edward N. Parrish opened before Judge Worthington and Judge Peter with a jury. The case centers on a church resolution and alleged ethics breaches, with Anderson admitting only questioning couples at the courthouse for guidance to ministers. Twenty witnesses were summoned as the trial began after a transfer from Howard County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Anderson
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Ellicott City
Edward N. Parrish
Emory Methodist Episcopal Church
Jodge Glenn H. Worthington
Robert B. Peter
Ny Ape Ofilay
Try Methodst Episcopal Church
Het
Mr. Agreean
Ellicots City Court House
Lcenses
Parrick
B Hermann
J. M. Gillum
West Baltimore
M.& Church
J. Howard Wells
Baltimore
ML Church
Mr. Anderson
Court House
Gillum
Wells
Anderson
Joshua D. Dey
Thomas R. Saylor
Robert A Harbaugh
Jesse E. Clay
George W Harmer
Charis M Fry
Biba
C Swomley
Henry M. Warrenfelte
Prenton E. Frey
Lorenzo T. Day
Wiliam M. Brandenburg
Charles EK Sartor
Howard County
This County
Twenty-One Years in the Christian Ministry at Grace Reformed
Grace Reformed Church marked its pastor Rev Chalmers W Walck’s twenty one year ministry with morning services and a sermon themed Twenty one years in the Christian Ministry. The Jantor choir led by Miss Gladys Walck sang two numbers. Evening service sermon asked Who is Called by God. Flowers honors placed by the pastor’s wife. Guild to meet Tuesday at 730 for retreat planning. midweek service Wednesday at 720.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed Church
Chalmers W. Walck
Christan
Diggie
Jantor
Mise Gladys Walck J
Dent
Eva Thomas Sandy
Rch
All I W W Strike Leaders Arrested In Colorado
A prominent I W W strike leader in Southern Colorado coal country was arrested, and as a result there was no picketing of mines in the southern part of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teaver
Colorado
Coal Atrealew
Odap
Two Killed in Soviet Celebration Riot
Two persons believed dead and five wounded in rioting during a Soviet celebration in Shanehal on November 7. Police reported scattered clashes as crowds gathered for the event, with local authorities investigating the casualties and injuries.
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Shanehal
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