Boteler Will Leaves Frederick Estate To Family Heirs
The will of the late Margaret Elizabeth Boteler of Frederick city probated in the Orphans Court outlines an estate of about 40 000 dollars. Bequests include 20 000 to Addie S Rice with proceeds to her husband Lewis A Rice and children, 2 500 to Lewis A Rice Jr., 2 500 to Roger A Rice, 7 000 to Margaret G Slagle, 500 to Mollie Bartgis, 2 500 to Charles S Blumenauer, 25 to Nicholas J Blumenauer, 100 each to grand nieces, and the residue shared by niece Mrs Slagle and nephew Charles S Blumenauer.
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Margaret Elizabeth Boteler
Frederick City
Orphans’ Court
Addie S. Rice
Lewia A. Rice
Rice
Lewis A. Rice, Jr
Roger A. Rice
Margaret G. Slagle
George C. Slagle
Mollie Bartgis
Charles S. Blumenauer
Nicholas J. Blumenauer
Margaret Elizabeth Rice
Roger R. Rice
Margaret Elizabeth Slagle
Slagle
Charles 8. Blumenauer
Wreck on Fourth Street Pike Involves Ezra Ely And Virginia Tracey
Investigation into the Fourth Street Pike automobile wreck found Ezra Ely and Miss Virginia Tracey of the city as occupants. The Chalmers touring car struck a trolley pole near Montevue after Ely swerved to avoid an oncoming vehicle on a wet road, causing minor injuries to both.
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Fourth Street Pike
Ezra Ely
Virginia Tracey
Bobh Ely
Miss Tracey
Chalmers
Montevue
Henry F. Nusz
Commissioner of
Ely
Nusz
Weekend Warm-Up Expected After Cold Snap Across Regions
Weather forecasts indicate a shift from eastward icy conditions to warmer temperatures Friday and Saturday. The front reaches as far south as Thomasville Georgia, with readings 14 to 22 degrees below normal along the Mississippi, then rebounding to milder levels from Ohio to the Gulf Coast.
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Washington
Raparis Tedar
Thomasville
Missiscwpi
Ohio
Guld
Armistice Day Parade Flags Frederick in Celebration
A large crowd witnessed a comprehensive Armistice Day program in Frederick with a city parade, a reviewing stand near City Hall, and a post events dance at the First Regiment Armory. Banks closed, business houses paused, and students mostly off as the Frederick Club played the U S Coast Guards at McCurdy Field.
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Frederick
First Regiment
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Mt. Olivet
Oly
Frederick Hish
McCurdy Field
U. S. Coast Guards
Queen Marie to Visit Washington for Frederick Hospital Drive
Queen Marie of Romania is set to arrive in Washington on November 21 and remain five days. If she accepts, she will travel to Frederick on November 22 to officially launch a $130,000 Frederick City Hospital campaign. Gettysburg may be dropped, and Prince Nicolas heads to Chicago for the Army Navy game.
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Frederick
Queen Marie
Washington
Frederick City Hospital
Aart
Gettysburg
Marie
Prince Nicolas
Chicago
Escaped Tornado Blesses Reich Family and School
Frederick residents learn that Prof R H Reich and Mrs Reich of La Plata escaped unharmed after a tornado struck Tuesday. The McDonough School, where Reich serves as superintendent, reported no damage though rumors spread about its fate. The couple, longtime Frederick natives, have ties to Justice J Grahame Johnson, and Reich planned to spend the week in this area amid the storm aftermath.
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Frederick
R. H. Lee Reich
la Plata
McDonough School
Reich
J. Grahame Johnsim
McDonough Scho
Boys Held in Brother Killing Case in Grant County
A 16 year old and a 14 year old are held in Grant County Jail after a deadly confrontation over a clothing dispute. Ora Hathaway 16 and his younger brother Willard 6 were involved. Ora was shot. Ward is in custody without a verdict as investigators pursue the case.
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ParkerWirg
Ney
Ora Hathaway
Deo
Willard
Aly Grantstille
Ora
Be Prepared Says Legion Commander on Armistice Day
National Commander Howard Savage urges preparedness and defense, honoring Armistice Day as a sacred memory for fallen WWI soldiers. He advocates upholding the 1920 National Defense Act, expresses desire for peace but readiness, and recalls his father’s warning that today’s children will be tomorrow’s men.
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Howard Savage
American Legion
Wplanders Field
Legion
Hancock Youth Yale Student Wed Secretly
Miss Beatrice Ditmars daughter of Dr Raymond L Ditmars curator of the New York Zoological Park and Marshal Wilson Daniels a Yale junior were secretly married in New Haven last Saturday The couple sent telegrams for forgiveness to the Ditmars family at Scarsdale Dr Ditmars called it a semi elopement The romance began on a Mediterranean cruise and the union ends the groom s undergraduate days at Yale
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New York
Nov. Il
Beatrice Emily Ditmars
Raymond L. Ditmars
New York Zoological Park
Marshal Wilson Daniels
Hancock
Yale
New Haven
Dr. Ditmars
Mercury Dips 45 Degrees From 71 to 26 In Weekend Thaw
This week shows wide temperature swings with a high of 71 degrees then a plunge to 26 recorded this morning. The sharp drop began Tuesday afternoon after a warmer than any day since October 18. Weather forecasters expect more cold spell continuation.
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Washington
Frederick
Dart
Countii To Meet With State Officers and Guests
A meeting scheduled for November 24 will bring together State officers including Treasurer John W. Fath and State Examiner arrangement, with attendees from political and social circles. The event features speeches by notable figures and a social segment led by Clarice MO Palerses.
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Frans Scott
Giamco Pie
Danas
John
John W Fath
Arence
Ational
C Reietick
Clarice MO Palerses
Berwseth
Jacobi
Coolidge at Liberty Memorial Dedication in Kansas City
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge arrived in Kansas City for the Liberty Memorial dedication. A large crowd lined the streets as military units and scouts escorted the party to Liberty Hall for the ceremonies. The event featured a memorial ode, a 500-voice chorus, rifle salutes, and a prayer of dedication, with officials including Governor Baker and Senator Capper in attendance.
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Kansas City
Coolidge
Washington
Union Station
American Legionnaires
Liberty Hall
Ohio
Ilinois
Indiana
Tuck
Dwight Davis
War Department
Baker
Paulen
Missouri
Kansas
Senator Capper
Raymond M. Havens
Rollins
Armett
Leonard Wee
Sey
Immediate Past President to Speak at Intercity Lions Meeting
Judge Ben Jones immediate Past President of Lions Taterna hon will be principal speaker at the intercity Lions meeting next Thursday November 18 at 6 30 pm in Frederick. Lions officials Richard Simmons and other district governors announced the event which includes clubs from Frederick Winchester Gettysburg and Hagerstown plus Baltimore Washington and Chambersburg. Between 150 and 200 Lions are expected to attend.
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Lions Taternahon
Jones
Weederick
Richard F. Simmons
Frederick
Gilbert Wood
Virginia
Winchester
Gettysburg
Hagerstown
Lions Clubs
Baltimore
Washington
Chambersburg
Judge Jones
Lions International
San Francisco
Francis Scott Key
Walter F. Zeigler
Boy Scout Council of
Mr. Zeigler
Mr. Seigler
Lions of
Clambersburg
Hamilton
Lions
B. B. Kneisley
Jed
Lion McCune
Hagerstown Club
W. C. Roval
Frederick Club
Richard Simmons
J. McDowell Sharpe
Chambersburg Club
Allen T. Hawthorne
Winchester Club
Girl Shot Down on Way Home From Music Lesson
Chicago police believe a 13 year old girl Victoria Dorothy Velemata was shot and killed while hurrying home from a violin lesson. Investigators found the victim resembled Helen Larna of nearby Oshealessen Street and had received a threatening letter days earlier. The assailant fired from the sidewalk and fled. the motive appears mistaken identity.
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Chicago
Jesson
Victoria Dorothy Velemata
Chicago Heights
Victoria
Helen Larnra
U S Adheres To World Court On Senate Conditions
President Coolidge says the United States will join the Permanent Court of International Justice only if the Senate approves amendments to the treaty. He spoke on Armistice Day in Kansas City, stressing conscription of wealth and broad national defense while seeking reduced armaments and international cooperation.
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Kansas City
Coolidge
United States
Senate
Hhe
Washington
Court of International Justice
World Court
Europe
Wadhing
Religious Institute Set at Centennial Memorial Church
A religious education program will be held at Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church on Friday afternoon and evening December 3. Rev. George W. Strine will lead, with Rev. Chas W. Brubaker delivering an address. Ministers John Fisher, B F Bluebaugh, H C Wachter, R A Strausburgh, and J D S Young, with their Sunday school representatives, will participate.
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Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
George W. Strine
Pennsylvania Conference Board of Control
Young People’s and Brotherhood
United Brethren Church
United Brethren Churches
Chas. W. Brubaker
Dayton
Ohio
Brewbaker
Opera House
Maryland
John Fisher
Walkersville
B. F. Bluebaugh
Myereville
H. C. Wachter
Boonsboro
R. A. Strausburgh
Keedgeville
J. D. S. Young
Rohrersville
Tendered Reception for Miss Elizabeth Lewis in Calvary Church
In Calvary Methodist Episcopal church a reception honored Miss Elizabeth Lewis upon her two year return from Singa pore where she taught mathematics at a girls school. The event drew over 100 friends and was hosted by the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society who also served refreshments. Miss Lewis spoke at the preceding church service about her Orient experiences.
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Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Elizabeth Lewis
Orient
Methodist Episcopal Church
Singapore
Miss Lewis
Missionary Society
R. Rush Lewis
Titus Lowe
Support for Merchants Ad Campaign Opens Series
The News publishes the first of six advertisements urging support for home merchants over peddlers. The campaign by the Retail Merchants Association highlights doormaker salesmen and their efforts to sell wares door to door. The ads were prepared in Minneapolis by T. K. Kelly Sales Statem under president T. K. Kelly, a noted banker and sales authority.
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Pedders
News Today
Retail Merchants Association
Hewte
Reck- Jesse
Doormakor
T. K. Kelly Sales
Minneapolis
Minn
At. K. Kelly
Kelly
Opening of 1926 Hunting Season Yields Mixed Bass
Frederick County sportsmen faced a tough opening day with wind and poor conditions. Reports show game numbers about average, rabbits abundant in parts while scarce in others. Many hunters returned with few rabbits, some with bag limits, while partridges also fell to the season's early hunts.
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Frederick County
Hunthuisrs
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