All Saints Parish to Host Fr iday Reception for Helfenstein
About 300 local Episcopalians will attend a large reception Friday night at All Saints parish house in honor of Rev Edward Helfenstein of Baltimore, Bishop-Coadjutor elect. The event marks St Marys Chapter’s 40th anniversary and includes Hood College Episcopal students. Committees, program, and musical acts were announced with preparations underway for a bright evening.
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AH Saints Church
Edward T. Heifenstein
Baltimore
Episcopal Church
St. Mary's
Episcopal Students
Hood College
Helfenstein
All Saints
St. Barnabas
St.Timothy’s
Ernest Helfenstein
Douglass Hooft
Charles W. Hoss
Willam P. Mansby
Joseph T. Pyles
Margaret Besant
Francis B. Sappington
Cyrus Gambrill
R. E. Town
Joseph D. Bakey
Douglass Hoof
D. T Ortleman
R. E. Delaplaine
Mary Williamson
Frederckav. Harnwell
Parsons Newmar
Joseph D. Baker
BR. E. Delaplaine
Richard Potts
John Francis Smith
Mary 5. Maulsby
George J. Ross
Richard P. Ross
Charles McC. Mathias
Lewis R. Derizbaugh
Charles W. Ross
Alice Smith
Hermes D. Baker
George K Dennis, Jr
Harry Kolb
Grace P. Smith
Harry O. Nicodemus
Clarence Shepherd
Bert Eader
Grace Smith
F D. Worthington
Peter W. Cichester
Sara Quinn
Anza Bickford
Philip R. Winebreaner
John B. Bartholow
Charles Beatty
Aron R Anders
Emily Johnson
Ira Smith
Dorothy Gale
Bandits invade town in Mexico near Jalapa
A group of bandits attacked Banderilla killing 22 soldiers and looting shops. Civilians were assaulted as troops were dispatched to pursue the attackers.
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Mexico
Neva Cruz
Banderilla
Jalapa
Golicpabhe
Browning suit delayed until middle January
White Plains N Y Nov 15 AP The divorce and counter suit between Frances Browning and Edward W Browning will likely not start until mid January A court granted more time for Mrs Browning to prepare her case while alimony and counsel fees were discussed The judge reserved decisions on these awards noting Browning started the suit and stressed the wife’s need to live at the standard her marriage provided Also Hood College W C A Service observed a week of prayer with Genetieva Emerin leading and Marion Weahb providing piano music
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White Plains
N. Y
Frances (Peaches) Browning
Edward W. Browning
New York
Pough-keepsie
Browning
Enstein
Morschauser
Epstein
Morschaeser
Four Men Get $15 000 From Washington Bank
Four masked men robbed Farm ery State Bank in Reardan Washington today. They held up three employees and a customer with pistols and escaped with an estimated $15 000 to $20 000.
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Washington Bank
Reardan
Wash
Farmery State Bank
Injunction Sought Against Quarry Blasts Near Homes
Twelve East Patrick street residents and the Frederick County Agricultural Society filed injunctions Saturday against Shank & Etzler quarry near complainants properties. They seek to block blasts and the warning siren, alleging property damage and health disruption. The defendants may show cause by November 22, filed by attorney D Princeton Buckey.
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East Patrick Street
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Shank & Litzler
Rev. J. Kurtz Miller
Louise Shelley Miller
P. Merle Hitcshew
James H. Crum
Justus Miller
Jennie B. Miller
Charles W. Zimmerman
Gurney Gosnell
William C. Zimmerman
Amy Kump Dixon
Elmer E. Dixon
Raymod R. Shank
Ross Etzler
Shank and Etzler
D. Princeton Buckey
Mrs Dibson to testify on stretcher in Hall Mills trial
Somerville New Jersey November 15 AP the prosecution plans to bring Mrs Jane Gibson the key witness to court on a stretcher on Wednesday in an effort to obtain deathbed testimony. Doctors warn the improvement in her condition may be temporary and not significant.
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Gibson
Baston
Charles Kelly
Memberships Reported By Red Cross Campaign Gains Noted
Reports from Red Cross teams show the membership drive progressing well with two days of canvassing yielding many new members. Names listed include W F Childs Jr T E Russell Dr B M Davis R Ames Hendrickson and others across restaurants and enterprises.
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Red Cross
C. Wit
W. F. Childs, Jr
T. E. Russell
Dr. B. M. Davis
R. Ames Hendrickson
Thomas A. Chapline
J. Marsasl
Washington
Geraldine Baker
Holmes D. Baker
Joseph D. Baker
Holmes Baker Jr
Francis BR. Sap Tuneton
F. B. Sappington
James H Harris Jr
Cartys Stoz Ralph Zimmerman
T. 53. Wachter
Mite Society Elects Officers at Regular Meeting
The Mite Society of the United Brethren church met Friday evening at Mrs Erie Hoover home. Officers elected include President Mrs Florence Eisen wrote Vice President Mrs George W Sinne, Secretary Mrs Tag Cover, Treasurer Mrs Harry Fisher, Caliestone Miss Daisie WeDo ald, Mrs Jacob Kintz and Mrs Chester Baker. Refreshments served.
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Mite Society
The
United Brethren Church
Erie Hoover
Mies Florence Eisen
George W . Sinne
Tag Cover
Harry Fisher
Caliestone
Daisie WeDoald
Jacob Kintz
Chester Baker
Borved
Coal Mine Blast in West Virginia Kills Three
In Moundsville West Virginia a gas explosion at the Glendale Gas Coal Company First Street Mine killed two miners and a boy and injured two others while entombing two coworkers. Walter Fogle son of the mine foreman died saving the boy who perished after gas filled the shaft. Rescue crews searched four hours for the missing as mine officials and inspectors noted after ramp gas. The accident occurred in the south entry near the shaft with 11 men escaping. The normal crew of 300 was not on site at the blast time.
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Moundsville
W. Va
First Street
Glendale Gas Coal Company
Walter Fogle
Jesse Fogle
Fogle
A. E. Lafferty
J. A.paisley Interests
Cleveland
Auto Driver Not Guilty on Charge of Intoxication
Marion Feaga of West Patrick street was acquitted at 11:30 AM before Justice Guy K. Matter. Police and deputies testified to spotting him at East Patrick street garage and driving while allegedly intoxicated, but defense claimed he was joking and not intoxicated. About 12 witnesses testified, with headquarters officers not confirming intoxication.
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Marion Feaga
West Patrick Street
Guy K. Matter
Feaga
Bor Austin James
Henry Nusz
East Patrick Street
Feag
Nugz
Adolph Hahn
Feagi
Feasa
A. BR. Klein
Braddock
Wdar
Six Merrymakers Drown On Mississippi Houseboat
A houseboat party on the Mississippi in St Paul ended tragically when six revelers drowned while fleeing police after a drunken disturbance. Three others were rescued and treated. two bodies were recovered, including Michael Hogan and an unidentified woman. Others feared drowned include Charles Randall, Nick Becker, and two unidentified individuals.
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St. Paul
Minn
Mississippi
Michael Hogan
Beleve
Charles Randall
Nick Becker
Randal
Wheat Seeding Delayed by Wet Fields and Labor Shortage
Weather and labor constraints slow winter wheat seeding as farmers in Martland face three week delays clearing fields for corn. John Dennes, statistician for Waio Jamd, notes earlier plans to plant 4 percent more wheat this fall than 1925 may not be realized due to ongoing field conditions and labor shortages.
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John
Dennes
Wao
Call Money Rate Rises to Highest in Weeks
New York Nov 15 stock market opened steady then sold off as the call money rate rose to 8 percent the highest in weeks. Trading later moved higher amid speculation around Kennecott common and a dividend on Duval matter and an additional annual basis.
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New York
Mies O
Auto Stolen in Baltimore Found by Police
Otho Keller of this city had his automobile stolen Saturday afternoon while attending the Hopkins Johns football game at Homewood. An hour and a half later police recovered the car more than a mile away at the Baltimore Stadium, likely driven off by a passerby fan. No arrests were made.
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Otho Keller
Keller
Baltimore Stadium
Western Maryland
Loyola
Homewood
Youth Greatest Asset at Centennial Memorial Church
Sunday services at Centennial Memorial United Brethren church centered on youth as the greatest asset. Rev. Geo W Strine preached on an every member church and urged youth-focused prayer, work, giving, witnessing, and soul winning. Seventeen joined that day with more to follow as Sons and Daughters of Liberty attend the November 28 evening service.
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Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
Glenn O. Garber
C. Thomas Summer
Geo. W Strine
Ufe
Christian Church
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Buchanan Schley Jr Dies Sudden in New York
New York Nov 15 AP Buchanan Schley Jr deputy collector of the port of Baltimore and 20 year member of the New York Cotton Exchange died suddenly in New York yesterday He was a native of Hagerstown Md His father Col Buchanan Schley was a first cousin of Rear Admiral Schley Funeral services will be held at the Schley homestead Hagerstown on Wednesday He is survived by his widow Nathalie Seible Schley and a son Buchanan Schley III.
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New York
Buchanan Schley
Baltimore
Cleveland
Cevices
Schley
Hagerstown
Col
Drug industry protest over Marsland HQ move to Washington
Maryland drug industry representatives urged Assistant Secretary Andrews to block moving Marsland HQ from Baltimore to Washington. The transfer, effective December 1, drew their objections during today’s briefing.
Des Moines editor Lafayette Young dies of heart disease
LaFayette Young former U S Senator from Iowa and editor of the Des Moines Capital died in Des Moines from heart disease. Born May 10, 1848, he built a leading prairie press, started the Atlantic Telegraph, owned the Capital, and mentored editors. He helped nominate Theodore Roosevelt for vice president in Philadelphia.
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Des Moines
Lafayetta Young
Greeley
Dana
Medill
Pulitzer
Watterson
Towa
Union
Bis Pioneer Town
Ile
Young
Eddyville
Mooroe County
Iowa
John Young
Jesse Young
Indiana
England
Baltimore
Lafe Young
Commodore Barney
Mr. Young
Monroe County
Albia
St. Louis
Atlantic
Atlantic Telegraph
Santa Fe Train Wreck Near Gallup N M
A Santa Fe Continental passenger train No 22 eastbound derailed 34 miles west of Gallup at Querino Canyon at 1045 last night. Three cars derailed and one chair car rode and four sleepers left the tracks with no serious injuries reported. cause cited as a broken rail. Trains held at Gallup while tracks are cleared.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Santa Fe Continental
Gallup
The
Journal
Querino Canyon
Recount Question in County Election Aftermath
An unofficial survey shows Willian C. Roderick, a Republican, defeated Smith by 18 votes for sheriff with city and county leads of 167 and 195 respectively. Whether the court orders a recount remains pending as over 15 000 ballots were cast, with irregularities noted. Roderick will likely announce aides and deputies after taking office December 1.
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Shgrlit
Smith
Willian C. Roderick
Roderick
Turnksy
Warioug
Forestry Lectures Planned in Frederick County
Two illustrated talks by Karl E. Pfeiffer assistant state forester will be given this week in Frederick county Lewistown on Wednesday at 7 30 pm and Yellow Springs on Thursday at 7 30 pm The topic Inducements Offered by the Forestry Department to Woodland Owners.
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Frederick County
Karl E. Pfeiffer
Schol House
Lewistown
Brook Hill
Yellow Springs
Forestry Department
Two Hurt as Train Strikes Truck in Gaithersburg
A 4.30 am grade crossing collision in Gaithersburg injured two men, one seriously, and demolished a Reo truck loaded with apples traveling from DC toward Washington. Occupants were rushed to Washington hospitals. names unavailable due to quick removal. Apples littered the tracks as the eastbound train halted.
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Gaithersburg
Hood College
Reo
Washington
District of Columbia
Membership Sunday at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Sixty eight people joined Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church on Membership Sunday including transfers and confessions of faith. The service featured a colon reception by the official board and a sermon on membership vows, with notable attendance across Sunday School and Leaders' Class events.
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Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Edward L. Beatty
Wm. L. Brown
Talmadge N. Cecil
Eva BE. Cromwell
Chas. N. Daugherty
Irvin M. Gass
Albert L. Leary
A. R. Snedegar
Hester M. Esterir
G. Ellis Williams
Epworth League
Anna Shantz
Enone
Hutchinson
C. E. ‘Cline
Raymond L. Moxlbray
Walkersville
Jessie H. Nowgeon
E. Nokes
Rocky Springs
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Buchanan Schley, JR
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U. S
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Des Moines Register
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Lafayette Young, Jr
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Ruth J. Sponseier
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E. H. McBride
Home Mission Board of the Reformed Church
Evangelical Reformed
Jesse Hoover
Mr. Brown
Mies Xadine
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Wm. Fox
Jack Fox
Lewis Gannon
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Charles M. Shank
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