First Fall Meeting of Monocacy Club at Evangelical Reformed
The Monocacy Club of the Evangelical Reformed Church held its first fall meeting and dinner in the church parlors. Rev. Dr. Henri L. G. Kieffer led prayers, with talks by Edgar S. McCardell and Rev. Dr. Charles E. Wehler on moving politics and the role of church in public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monocacy Club
Evangelical Reformed Church
America
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Arthur H. Doll
Grayson H
Staley
Peggy O'Neill
A. Hart Etchison
J. Harry Brandenburg
Roscoe Rhoads
Edgar S. McCardell
Mr. Etchison
Patline Poole
Ernest Stevens
Christian Endeavor Society
Charles E. Wehler
Faith Reformed Church
Baltimore
Kingdom of Jesus Christ
God
Supreme Court
Dr. Weller
Webler
Charles ~¥. Lough
Genevieve
Grayson H. Staley
Austin E. Rhoads
Florence Doll
Augustus Herwig
G. Waring Tyson
Jesse B. Anders
George Warman
Devilla Trish
William G. Zimmerman
Rowe
Engle
Gur Proneburg
Margaret Lough
Grace Tough
Chariotte DeLashmutt
Alice Witter
Gladys Ramsburg
Mildred Rucker
Mildred Martz
Katharine Herwig
Genevieve Rhoads
Katharine Trundle
Marguerite Nuk
Elizabeth DeLashmur
Aaron R. Anders
Toward M. Albaugh
William CC Birely
Devillas Brish
Joseph W. Cariv
Noah EF. Cramer
R. Earie Dorr
FL Aneastos Versie
L. Elmer Keefer
Frawin
Three Balt City men held on forged permit whiskey charges
Arthur W. White and Wilbur Routzahn both 40 of the city were each held on $5,000 bail at a hearing before U S Commissioner J Frank Supplee charged with attempting to obtain whiskey from the Outerbridge Horsey Distillery at Burkittsville on a forged permit. John Routzahn, 14, son of Wilbur Routzahn, was held on $3,000 bail. If bonds are not posted this afternoon they will be jailed awaiting further action. Prohibition officers seized the travelers’ truck when the forged permits were discovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. White
Wilbur Rontzahn
United States
J. Frank Supplee
Outerbridge Horsey
Burkittsville
John Routzahn
Wilbur Routzahn
Edmund Budnitz
Prohibition Enforcement
Maryland
Robert D. Ford
R. E. Beall
Travelsers
White
North Market Street
Police Probe Bootlegger Meet in Government Building
Washington police urged the Treasury to break up a bootlegging rendezvous in a government building on Pennsylvania Avenue near the White House. An all night Hindi room inside the leased restaurant housed many bootleggers. Chief Clerk Platt asked the restaurant owner to cut phone use and curb the activity. Police, with warrants, raided venues, making twenty three arrests in the first phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associate Press
Washington
Navy
Washington Police Today
Treasury Department
Pennsylvania Avenue
Secretary Mellen
White House
The
Treasury
W. G. Platt
Heavy buying by Southern Railway dominates market session
New York notes heavy buying in Southern Railway as the sole standout feature of a brief stock market session. The broader list showed irregularity with small fluctuations, closing irregularly after about 500000 shares changed hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
New York
List of Names Appearing in Historical Document Section
A long string of personal names and initials appears, including Dell, A LeRoy McCardell, Adriana Mc Cardell, Jesse B Anders, Harry Brandenburg, George I Cramer, Guy Ff Croneburg, Walter Duvall, Gilmore R Flautt, Lewis B Gannon, Everest Harding, A Kemp Keefer, Lewis F Kennedy, Edgard S McCardell, Marion S Miller, William C Neidig, W Tes se Turger, Richard $. J Dutrow, Henry R Ramsburg, Thomas P Thee, Albert B Routzalin, Roscoe I Rhoads, George Tt, State Raymond Shipley, Dr Charles BE Wehler, Jacob Robr hack, FB B Ramsburg, Edward D Shriner Sr, Prof George Fl Smith, Jacob HH Schmidt, Walter BE Sinn, Ernest Stevens, George Warman, Lewis AL Rier, Austin E Rhoads, Cangpor Ramsburg, Edward D Shriner Jr F Lester Smith, J Frank Davis, Frank Shipler, Harver S Zimmerman, I thar Sheiakt, Hares Shitald, Mr Aim merina ty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell
A. LeRoy McCardell
Adriana McCardell
Jesse B. Anders
Harry Brandenburg
George I. Cramer
Guy Ff. Croneburg
Walter Duvall
Gilmore R. Flautt
Lewis B. Gannon
Everest
Harding
A. Kemp Keefer
Lewis F. Kennedy
Edgard S. McCardell
Marion S. Miller
William C. Neidig
W. Tesse Turger
Richard $. J. Dutrow
Henry R. Ramsburg
Thomas
Austin E. Rhoads
Cangpor Ramsburg
Edward D. Shriner, Jr
Lester Smith
J. Frank Davis
Frank Shipler
Harver S Zimmerman
Ithar Sheiakt
Hares Shitald
Aimmerina Ty
New Heating Plant In Frederick Aims for Growth
Markwood D. Harp leads Frederick Real Estate Board in bringing Hunter Heating Company to town. The plant on the old Auto Tractor site on the B & O branch will produce tubular boilers with water tube fire chambers and heat efficient design. Foundry work expands with cups, two additional cupolas planned. Local employment grows as operations ramp up under William D. Griffiths president and John M. Culler vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markwood D. Harp
Frederick
Abel
Hanover
Charles W. Crawford
Henry K. C. Fox
Reno
Harp
John D. Hunter
John W. Snook
Mr. Griffiths
Philadelphia
Mr. Hunter
Baltimore
Rand
Opening Day of Frederick County Rabbit Season Draws 3000 Hunters
The baying hounds and gunfire mark the 1923 opening of the hunting season in Frederick County. More than 3,000 sportsmen pursue cotton-tail rabbits as licenses issued approach 4,500 resident county licenses and limited state or non resident permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Keingdom
Rabbitville
Armistice Day Observance In Frederick At Opera House
Frederick city and county join the nation in Armistice Day observances with a memorial service Sunday afternoon at 3 15 o clock in the City Opera House under the aegis of Francis Scott Key Post The American Legion aided by local ministers. A program honoring departed heroes is planned and public attendance is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
City Opera House
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Washington
WEAF
New York
WCAP
Thank Offering Service at Calvary Methodist Church
The annual thank offering service of the Woman's Home Missionary Society at Calvary church was held on Thursday evening November 8. Mrs. C. E. Estep presided and Mrs. Williams led the devotional. Mrs. Webb acted as secretary in Mrs. Cline's absence. The group followed its usual business and accepted a minister's appeal from the South. Mrs. Storm reported on the society’s annual meeting at Foundry Methodist in Washington. Gilson read Thanksgiving Proclamation notes. Crogan sang and Heinlein read a Thanksgiving poem. Two new perpetual members were added and the collection totaled 53 dollars 40 cents. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
C. E. Estep
Williams
E. C. Webb
Storm
Foundry Methodist Church
Washington
Misa Gilson
Crogan
Heinlein
Armistice Day Proclaims Red Cross Sunday Observance
President Coolidge issued a proclamation designating Armistice Day tomorrow as Red Cross Sunday to inaugurate the annual membership appeal. Governor and county officials support the drive with county chapter plans aiming for broad congregational reach, Frederick city organizing with 25 members and four city teams led by local chairmen and volunteers.
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Coolidge
United States
Russell EB. Lighter
Frederick City
Red Cross
A. W. Condon
William D. Zimmerman
Grace Neldip
Jeanor Tull
Harry Zimmerman
Helen Zimmerman
Mayetta Tiershberger
William Staley
William ©. Tharver
David Aldridge
Emtoa Newman
Anna Helfenstein
Elizabeth Lewis
Mildred Martz
Katherine Trundle
Armistice Message From Wilson To Be Broadcast Tonight
Former President Woodrow Wilson will speak on armistice duty in a radio address from his study. The one minute talk is set for 8:28 p m eastern time, broadcast by WCAP on 469 metres and relayed to New York via telephone wire to WEAF on 406 metres. Radio experts expect nationwide reception.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wooodrow Wilson
Wilson
WCAP
New York City
WEAF
United States
Fair Weather To Mark Beginning Next Week
Weather outlook for the week starting Monday shows fair skies at first in Stan ley, the North and Middle Atlantic States, turning unsettled with showers after Tuesday, then fair again by week’s end. Moderate temperatures expected. Kings Daughters Meet at Calvary M E Church held a regular meeting Tuesday with officers elected for six months led by President Mrs Roy Burke and Pastor Rev C Ellis Williams addressing the gathering. Buckeystown Farm Sold to Dr A K McCuskey and Isaac A Wise. 148 acres, brick home, barn and outbuildings, peas permit sale with possession to new owners April 1 and planned improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah E. Cramer
William H. Harmon
Buckeystown
Urbana
Bakers Valley
Charles S.mg
Braddock District
Washington
Stanley
North
Middle Atlantic
Kings Daughters
Kings Daughters Bible
Calvary M. KE
Chorch
Roy Burke
Wm. Wagner
Cor
Florence Stine
Maud Jones
Helen Loewn
Annie McKinley
A. Getzendanner
Potts & Griffin
J. Dean
A. KE. McCuskey
Isaac A. Wise
West Virginia
State Road
Peases
Return of ex Crown Prince Frederick William spurs Allied protests
Dutch government confirms consent for the ex Crown Prince to cross into Germany from Poland heading to Oels in Upper Silesia. Paris notes France protests and Allied authorities insist on action at Berlin while Germany grants return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Amsterdam
Frederick William
Germany
Oels
Upper Silesia
Holland
the Hague
France
Paris
Poincare Ag
Allied Council of Ambassadors
Kaiser
William
Foreig
Ententa
Berlin
Poland
Great Britain
Brightwell Held After Martinsburg Trial
William R. Brightwell of Martinsburg was tried Friday for the death of seven year old Kenneth Kneisley. The jury found him guilty of voluntary manslaughter and Judge Woods pledged further review. Brightwell remains jailed as attorneys seek a new trial with arguments set for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian R. Brightwell
Martinsburg
W. Va
Keneneth Kneisley
Mietlisburg
West Vogila
J. ML Woods
Srightwell
Aso
Woods
Biightwell
Brightywell
Lewis
Lutterel
Brightwell
Conflicting Reports On Ludendorff Release and Hitler
Berlin dispatches conflict about Ludendorff with claims of his release after swearing off revolt and reports that Hitler is whereabouts unknown. Other notices say Ludendorff is before the Reich Attorney General, then released on parole as disarmament of nationalists continues.
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Pieas
Berlin
Muenchner ‘Neouest Nachrichten
Adolph Hitler
Ludendorff
Paris
Havas
Reich
Munich
German Peoples’ Party
Ludendorf
Officer vs Traffic Box in Square Collision
Patrolman John Winpigler sits on a traffic box when a car driven by Miss Isabella A. Bates from Port Deposit Maryland crashes into the box. Bates is fined ten dollars for driving without a license and three dollars for reckless driving plus three dollars for repairs. The car carries New Jersey plates and is owned by H. T. Drew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Winpigler
John
Patrick Street
Winpigle
Isabella A. Bates
Port Deposit
J Grahame Johnson
Autoist fined for liquor operation in Harrisburg
William Hi Brown of Harrisburg was arrested Friday by Special Deputy Henry F Nusz for operating a vehicle while intoxicated on East Third Street. He appeared before Justice J Grahame Johnson and was fined 160 dollars, which was paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hi. Brown
Harrisburg
Specifl
Henry F. Nusz
Brown
East Third Street
J. Grahame Johnson
Nast
Austin Thomas
Braddock
Pennsylvania
Judge 4
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Wehrer
Reformed Church Organization
Balto
Wilbur M. Rontzahn
Will Fout
Kloyd C. Culler
Mary Sappington
Richard Estep
Biser
Mise Christine Kreh
Madeline Harp
Barbdra Hull
Dorothy Jalliffe
Frances Staley
St. Helena
Wilhelm
Pru
Tovtenzollern
Winpigler
Fate Autoist
Autoist
Gar
Town Federation of Labor
Des Moteow
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