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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1923

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Federation Of Rural Women's Clubs Elects Officers Here

Frederick County federation held its second semi annual meeting at the 1st Street School auditorium with 14 clubs responding to roll call. Officers elected: President Mrs A G McKinney, Vice President Mrs Thomas P Culler, Secretary Treasurer Mrs W E Kindley. Luncheon followed at Francis Scott Key Hotel in honor of Mrs Francis Parkinson Keyes who spoke of her six month Europe trip and experiences abroad. About 475 members attended the afternoon talk at Church Street School.

Thi ‘Federation of Rural Women's Chul Frederick County A G. McKinney Ming Elizabeth R. Thompson Tlebs Adamstown Club A. G. McKinney Thomas P. Culler W. E. Kindley Francis Scott Key Hotel Francis Parkinson Keyes Massachusetts Keyes Federation Church Street School Europe France England Italy International Federation of Women’s Clubs Rome

Near East Relief Dinner Sets City Church Talks

A Near East Relief dinner in the Blue and Grey Room at the Francis Scott Key Hotel precedes Sunday church talks across city and county. Harold F. Pellegrin will attend. speakers include pastors and lay leaders detailing Field Day plans and service schedules for 7 p.m. and 11 a.m. sermons at multiple churches.

Francis Scott Key Near East Relief Harold F. Pellegrin Near East Reef Evangelical Lutheran Church W. P Presbyterian Church K. M. Bilis Basking Ridge N. J Trinity M. EL Church Evalyn Hershey Baltimore Frederick County Christ Reformed Church Middletown Cora L. Beach New York Reformed Church of Incarnation Hamitsburg J. C. Weybright Reformed Church Burkittsville Tienry H. Abbott United Brethren Church Walkersville Glenn O. Garber Woodsboro Alton Y. Bennett Jefferson Noah B Cramer Weagaville H. Noel Haller Myeraville J. C. Biehl M. BE Yellow Springs Sherman P. Bowers Thurmont Rev. P . Hetmer Kemptown Alice Witter Church of the Brethren Monrovia Richard J. Dutrow M. E Prospect Glenn H. McGregor Rocky Ridge Harmony Miss Beach Petersville Henry H. Abbott Myersville J. O. Behl Catoctin Miss Hershey Alice C. Witter Lewistown Arthur Birkittsville Lutheran Church Mr. W Welte St. Mark's G. N. Robert Reformed Miss Bilis Arthur H Doll Brunswick G. Nevin Robert J. C. Blehl Cirrcuit Om. Gross

Countians Prominent At School Debating Test

The University of Maryland Law School debates Princeton where two Frederick county youths stand out. Wilbur F. McGolerick of Brunswick and Charles E. Moylan of Tramsville are seen as the main attack focus, powered by the Alpha Debating Club this year.

Law School University of Maryland Princeton Frederick County Wilbur F. McGolerick Brunswick Charles E. Moylan Tramsville Alpha

Grand Jury Term Opens in Montgomery County Rockville

In Rockville this week the November circuit court term begins with Chief Judge Hammond Urner and Associate Judges on the bench. Grand jury foreman W Windsor Hodges leads a panel that includes Charles W. Gibson Thomas J. Benson and others. Judge Peters notes secrecy of proceedings as the panel is sworn and organized. Petit jurors are named from Montgomery County communities to hear upcoming cases.

Hammond Urner Robert B. Peter Glen H. Worthington Circuit Court Montgomery County Rockville W. Windsor Hodges Comus Charles W. Gibson Thomas J. Benson William A. Berry J. Hillis Robinson Raleigh S. Chinn Denton Hobbs Edward F. Riordan Daniel Collins Harvey J. Green Reuben P. Hines Newton Stabler Edward M. Horine Edgar Fulks Zadoc M. Cooke Edward L. Bellison Sherwood Duvall Joseph W. Howes Charles 8. Butler Roland Wootton James B. Nichol James F. Kelener Elijah T. Bean Peters Alvie A. Moxley Thomas H. Pope Robert E. Nelson Edward DO. Jones Willie G. Holland Samuel J. Henry Victor E. Brunnett Jesse H Magruder George Rust Canby Dorsey L. Thompson George F. Bonifant Henry W. Offutt Franklin A. Pearce Robert W. Allnutt Seneca V. Aud Walter 8. Collins Edgar B. Ray Calvin B. Beall James W. Johnson Robert H. Chichester Wilson

Among The Sick In Town

Mr Joy and F Eisenhauer Jr suffer quinsy attacks while Mrs Gelser recovers from severe hand burns and infection caused blood poisoning after a box of matches ignited.

Joy F.eisenhauer East South Street Curtis Gelser Madison Street

Dr Albert Leon Named Defendant in Divorce Suit

Mrs Agnes Leon filed for absolute divorce custody and alimony against Dr Albert E Leon, alleging years of illicit liaison with a co respondent and gifts of large value. The court ordered $100 monthly alimony and $100 counsel fee pending suit with payments due December 15 unless further order.

Agnes V. Leon Albert EK. Leon Leon Washington North Market Street Leo Weinberg Baltimore Frederick Albert E. Leon, Jr Atlantic City Mary Maintif Judes Grean HO Worthington Leo Weinbere

Pinchot Criticizes Philadelphia Law Defiance

Governor Pinchot said saloon keepers in Philadelphia defy the law despite prosecutions. He pledged to use all power to support efforts to uphold law and order.

Pinchot Philadelphia Associated Press Harrisburg Finchot

Bear Selling Makes the Market Irregular

By The Associated Press New York Nov 15 stocks showed strength on good trade prospects and favorable dividends yet broad selling and bear pressure produced an irregular trend. Over twenty industrials specialties and low priced rails rose one to several points but could not hold all gains. Call money opened at 4 percent.

Associated New York

O Ryan vows to prove Forbes charged with conspiracy

General O Ryan, Senate Veterans Committee counsel, says he will prove Mortimer's charge that Colonel Forbes was part of a gang conspiring to defraud the government. He adds the misconduct aligns with Forbes' prior record and will be shown to be true.

Associated Press Washington Charles R. Forbes John F. O'Byan Senate Veterans’ Committee Mortimer Colonel Forbes O'Ryan Committee Veterans’ Bureau

Evangelistic Meetings Begin at Calvary M E Church

A series of evangelistic services starts tonight at 7 20 at Calvary M E Church. Dr G Ellis Williams preaches tonight and Friday, with junior choir soloists Friday night under Mrs Irene Goodson. Sunday services feature Rev Clarence True Wilson D C of Washington. Committees are named for prayer, Sunday school, ushers, advertising and more. Bruce L Stevens obtains absolute divorce from Nina E Stevens in Brunswick with Reno H Harpnag as attorney.

Calvary M. E G. Ellis Willams Irene Goodson Clarence True Wilson D. C Washington C. W. Zimmerman Mary Filler C. E. Cline C. Albert Gilson A. A. Radcliff Hammond Clary Epworth League J. Thomas Schaeffer George M. Free King's Daughter's Roy Burke Be.s. Rice R. C. Estep R. Rush Lewis Everett Nastzger J. Wil Chapman Johan Ma. Eilott Chineffer Otiicra SharPeeoe Nastzger

Mayor Culler Announces Police Reorganization Plan

Mayor Lloyd Culler disclosed a city police reorganization effective today. Chief Martin Walsh replaces Thomas Filby. Filby moves to night duty, Reverdy Dronenburg shifts to day duty. Dronenburg becomes desk sergeant I replaced. William King joined the force replacing Rothenhoefer. more changes planned but unspecified.

Lloyd C. Culler Culler Martin Walsh Thomas Filby Filby Reverdy Dronenburg Dronenburg Walsh William King West Patrick Street Union Manufacturing Company Rothenhoefer

One Hancock Man Jailed For Using Mails To Defraud

Frank E. Bishop 25 held in Hancock Maryland in federal lockup on charges of using the mails to defraud. His brother Herbert Bishop eluded arrest after a near capture the day before. Both men are accused of deceiving Allen E. Cressman’s Sons Otto Eisenlohr and Brother and the Metropolitan Tilegrade Clothing Company of New York.

Associated Press Baltimore Frank E. Bishop Hancock Federal Orce Herert Herbert Bishop United States Davis Wancock Gtasig Frank Bishop Berkeley Springs West Viema Allen E. R. Cressman Otto Eisenlohr and Brother Philadelphia Metropolitan Tlygrade Clothing Company New York

Four Hunters Killed as Auto Hit by Train at Grace Crossing

A group of four Columbus men Lewis Coomis Oscar Norville JB Parner and Harry Watson were killed when their automobile was struck by a train at Frazenburg near Newark Ohio as they traveled to a day of hunting. Also noted was Robert Roth the Swiss heavyweight wrestling champion who recently turned pro as a boxer.

Grace Crossing Associated Press Newark Ohin Lewis Coomis Oscar Norville JB. Parner Harry Watson Columbus Frazenburg Here Robert Roth Switzerland

Bandits Hold Midwest Banks In Terror Reign

Two masked bandits looted the Argentine State Bank on Argentine Boulevard and Seventeenth Street in Kansas City Kansas, escaping with 820,000 in cash. Across the region a separate 34,000 payday theft occurred in Collinsville Illinois as three bandits robbed two Consolidated Coal clerks. In Clarksburg Illinois three men linked to a State Bank heist last night were captured before a planned Carriee Mills Bank robbery could occur.

Kansas City Kan Argentine State Bank Argentine Boulevard Seventeenth Street Collinsville Ill Tofay Consolidated Coal Company Clarksburg State Bank Carriee Mills Bank Scherif

Baldwin Blames Two Allies For Troubles

Prime Minister Baldwin tells the House of Commons that Britain cannot sustain cooperation with Allies if the Ruhr and reparations disputes continue. He says progress with America failed not by Britain or America but by two of Britain's allies. The remarks appear in a London byline from The Associated Press.

Associated Press London Baldwin Aswer House of Commons Ruhr Great Britain Traldwin America

One Killed Four Hurt As Auto Plunges Off Creek Bridge

A car sped down the Marley Creek bridge on Annapolis Boulevard and plunged into the river, killing Charles Levin and injuring four others. Rescued by boat, the group, all in danger as doors jammed, had a bag with money missing as they were pulled to shore.

Annapolis Boulevard Pure Associated Pro Baltimore Marley Creek Charles Levin Wilma Lukas Annapolis Michael Karchton Mbyer Epstein Tsidor Zeldin Fostong

Red Cross Enrollment Expands in Frederick City

Frederick residents rally for the annual Red Cross drive with more than one hundred enrolled to date. The first district covers the north side of Second to Fifth streets, led by team captain Mrs Athert W Condon and a list of enrolled members including William C Birely Rose Birely Jane Birely Haffner Laura V Birely Rosanna Haffner and many others.

Frederick American Red Cross Athert W. Condon Second Street Fifth Street William C. Birely Rose Birely Jane Birely Haffner Laura V. Birely David Dielb Alics Kolb Harriet Kolb J. A. Ramsburg Nelson Diehl J. Harry Grandenburg A. W. Condon Helen Condon Sue Condon Mary W. Condon Roger EB. Young Eleanor Houck Elisabeth Houck George M. Worman Willam O George Warner Agnis M. Kemp Homer Miller Beasie C. Wilhide George A. Everhart Imogene Gaver Harry Zimmerman

Coblentz and Baughman May Not Seek Reappointment

Report says two Maryland state posts held by Emory L. Coblentz and Col. J Ausin Baughman may go to new appointees when Governor Ritchie redeploys staff next year. Health and other duties influence decisions amid looming reorganization and terms expiring in 1924.

Frederick Mountains Ritchie Emory L. Coblentz J. Ausin Baughman Coblentz Col. Baughman Baltimore J. Vincent Jamison, Jr Hagerstown Blue Ridge Baseball League Jamison Turghle Edward M. Par Kent County Labor and Statistics Frederick County Ezra B. Whitman Public Service Commission Robert H. Carr Industrial Accident Commission Clay Timanus Racing Commission State Tax Commission

Madoos says U S can provide for bonus

William G McAdoo, secretary of the treasury, argues the federal government can pay soldiers a bonus. The statement was made public today in New York. A separate real estate sale reports Woad E Cr amer and Son selling 203 Washington street property to Mr and Mrs Daniel Swomley with possession set for December 1. Ruth Strine at Sabillasville State Sanatorium shows improving health.

Associated Press New York William G. Mc Adoo Washington Street E. Cramer and Son Charles R. Handley Daniel Swomley

District Governor Here Tonight by Baltimore Rotarians

The monthly Frederick Rotary Club meeting at 6 30 p m will host district governor George W Bahlke of Baltimore with about 20 Baltimore Rotarians and an anticipated 10 Westminster members. Also noted is Mrs Catharine Conrad who fell while time for time to fall over a bag of apples and injured her rib, head injuries, shock but improving today. Dr B O Thomas attends. Miss Mary Wagner remains a patient at the State Sanatorium. The Porcians have a Afferent nene for each day in the month.

Sederick Rotarians George W. Bahlke Baltimore Bahlke Frederick Westminster Catharine Conrad Oscar Miller East Sixth Street Beskies B. O. Thomas Mary Wagner

Also Mentioned on This Page

Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs S. S. Supts Montgomery CO DR. Leon Bill Forbes O’ryan U. S Evangelishc Meetings Calvary M. E. Church Bruce L. Stevens West Virginia Reno Harp Nag Nina E. Stevens Officer Midwest The Tangle RED Cross Frances Smith Rae Lee Baughman M’adoo T Ruth Strine Sabillasville
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