Hood College fund drive report from Frederick event
John S. Newman will speak at Tuesday’s meeting as $33,747 of $100,000 raised for Hood College Building and Endowment Fund Campaign toward a $500,000 goal. Judge Hammond Urner urged civic support, praising Hood College’s role in higher education and noting ongoing church and alumna reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hood College
Francis Scott Key
R. E. Town
Glenn O. Garber
William R. Glev
Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
Hammond Urner
Sixth Judicial Carcuit
Maryland Court of Appeals
John S Nman
Urner
Tlood College
Frederick County
America
Hood Golsas
Archer
Glee Club
Ministers to Confer on Next Armistice Parade
Frederick County Ministerial Association moves to appoint a committee to confer with Board of Education and American Legion officials on Armistice Day plans for next year. The group favors school pupil participation in a combined peace demonstration and hopes to involve local schools countywide. The meeting at Ethel this morning drew fourteen ministers, with Rev. J W Kirk presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
J. W. Kirk
Bucketstown
Maryland
Joseph
Apple
Urged Marriage Case Highlights Letters in Rhinelander Trial
The trial of Leonard Rhinelander's annulment resumes with a flood of letters from Alice Beatrice Jones urging marriage and secrecy. Letters from 1922 to 1923 show demands to wed, jealousy attempts, and references to wealth, class, and travel limits. Also noted is a Pen-Mar Reunion board meeting in the Frankes Scott Ker hotel with directors from several states.
Semi-annual meeting of Rural Women’s Clubs to hear Crampton
Congressman Lews C. Crampton of Lapeer Michigan will address the semi annual meeting of the Federation of Rural Women's Clubs at the Francis Scott Key Hotel in Frederick. He will discuss The Budget System and National Finances and attend the luncheon with Mrs. Crampton. Over 300 women are expected to attend with officers to be elected and constitutional amendments debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lews C. Crampton
Lapeer
Michigan
House of Representatives
Washington
Federation of Rural Women's Clubs
Francis Scott Key
Crampton
Fredeneck
Sherman P Bowers
Big City
Federation
Congressman Crampton
Elizabeth Thompson
H Dorsey Etchison
Four Drowned When Barges Break Loose Near Buffalo Harbor
A gale drove three barges against a breakwater near Buffalo harbor entrance. Three men and a woman drowned when the barges broke loose from a tug. The Jerry Petrie and the S. W. Petrie were in tow from Cleveland to Buffalo. The barge Annie J. O Connor also was lost.
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Buffalo, No
Buffalo
Jerry ¥. Petrie
S. W. Petrie
Barryton
Cleveland
Annie J. O'Connor
Market Decline Triggered by Motor Stock Selloff
New York, Nov. 16 AP extensive selling of motor shares led the entire stock market to decline rapidly. Chrysler dropped 12 percent to 200, Hudson down 6 percent with major auto names slipping. Jordan White and Fisher Body fell 3 to 4.5 points. Other securities including railroads and chemicals also fell several points. Call loans renewed at 41 and a half percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chrysler
Hudson
Jordan
Fisher
U. S
General
Dr Farmer at Hood Col lege Addresses Leprosy Work
Dr Warry Farmer, secretary of the American Mission for Lepers, spoke at Hood College Vesper services at 4 o clock. He called for cleansing the lepers and described work by doctors missionaries and nurses, noting a leper colony in Louisiana and the need for homes for untainted children of lepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warry Farmer
The
American Amission For Lepers
Hood College
Apple
Grace Farmer
Hood
Farmer
Citist
Louisiana
Missing girls found by Travelers' Aid in Norfolk
Isa bella Bennet aged 15 and Sarah Cohen 17, reported missing from New York City since Friday afternoon, were located early today by a Travel ers Aid Society worker in Norfolk Virginia. The girls are second cousins of President Harding and were returned to their homes. Bible Class To Banquet plans anniversary dinner at Evangelical Reformed Church Parlors with William C. Birely as committee chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Isabella Bennet
Harding
Sarah Cohen
New York City
Travelers Aid Society
Nvangelieai Reformed
William C. Birely
Police court weekday docket shows varied cases and auto accidents
Weekend docket at police headquarters lists diverse cases from an attempted disruption of a religious meeting to several automobile collisions. Drivers arrested for failing to stop after crashes include C A Kerschner after a two vehicle collision near Seventh and Market. Ogle was found in road after 4 am and not by a hit and run. A collision at Market and Second caused minor damage with no charges. Chief Walsh noted other minor mishaps with no charges.
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JFL Stottlemypr
Aloni
Leung
United Mission Workers
Stottlemyer
Ogle
Seventh
Market Streets
C. A. Kerschner
Walkersville
Kerschner
Schell
Market
Second Streets
Walsh
Finance Clerk At Cut Given Seven Year Term
Annapolis Md Nov 16 AP William F Armiger 33 of Baltimore formerly finance clerk in the House of Correction today was sentenced to seven years in the Penitentiary by Judge Moss Armiger pleaded guilty to stealing 36000 of State funds He had previously pleaded not guilty last Friday but today his attorney notified the court that the plea would be changed and the prisoner was sentenced immediately The crime involved cashing checks from prison contractors over two years and depositing smaller sums to the state credit The disposition of the money remains unexplained
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
Winieh
Alice Beatrice Jones
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Rhinelander
Alice
Leonard
Plaintiff’s Law Yes
Annapolis
William F Armiger
Baltimore
House of Correction
Moss
Armiger
Hartford Feels Two Earthquakes On Same Day
Hartford Connecticut reports a minor earthquake early morning clocking in at 1262 meters with a brief shock and no damage amid wind rain and heat. A larger quake was recorded by Georgetown University seismograph starting at 7 15 am lasting until after 9 am with the epicenter about 3 000 miles north of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Washington
Tondorff
Georgetown University Seigmo
Salesman's Body Found on Railroad Tracks in Williamsport
Chester A Wickham a 48 year old traveling salesman from Hagerstown was found dead on the Western Maryland Railroad tracks in Williamsport with his head severed ending a search that began when he vanished last Saturday He left home armed with a shotgun to hunt but no trace appeared until trainmen found his body The sheriff and a justice acting coroner conducted the investigation and deemed the death self inflicted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Chester A. Wickham
Tiagerstown
Maryland
Willamsport
Wickham
Sherif Richard Duffy
Justice O. V. Middlehauf
Policeman Kills Girl Then Takes Own Life
A North Bergen officer Joseph Palmeri, 23, fatally shot his 21 year old sweetheart Minnie Schbieissler in Tuason City and then died by suicide. A sister discovered the bodies after returning from a movie, with notes implying a lover’s quarrel and forgiveness. Police note a past mental health hold. the motive remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derser City
Ig (Ap
Joseph Palmeri
North Bergen
Minnie Schbieissler
Tuason City
Palmeri
Fataty
Marzare
Schisiecler
Palmer
Palmers
New York Elks Club Accepts Paylock For Six Months
The Elks Club of New York agreed to a six month paylock ending a dispute sparked by U S Attorney Rachner under prohibition laws. Church events and meetings continue with a prayer gathering on Wednesday and a Sunday service led by Mrs. Sappngton Sk.
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NEW York Elks Club
U. S
New York
the Elks Clab
U.S
Rachner
Ro Moniag
Ling
Woo
Women’s [Missionary Association
The
Otter
Beja Gail
Virs
Sappngton
Cooler Weather After Downpour and Snow Squalls Predicted
Frederick county and vicinity suffered a Sunday downpour with northerly winds driving the thermometer from 67 to 39 degrees. Showers began around seven, grew to a heavy rain by midday, then ceased. The day was the warmest of the month so far, but temperatures are expected to drop daily with Tuesday foreseen as partly cloudy and colder, then fair with strong north winds. Early sun gave way to heavy clouds and a forecast of returning winter and possible snow squalls later in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Marionette Players Stage Three One Act Plays at Hood College
Hood College's Marionettes presented three one act plays in Brodbeck Auditorium to an appreciative audience. Columbine featured two contrasting leads Minnie Rabes and Sally Beech. Will o the Wisp set in a cliffside farmhouse showcased Ruth Lardet and Marie Simpson. Fourteen offered comic dinner table chaos as Elaine Gersy and Susie Timbchier maneuver through Mrs Bringle's matchmaking schemes. All pieces directed by Marjorie Arith Stackhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodbeck
Hood College
Columbine
Minnie
Pauline Rabes
Sally
Elsie Beech
Will O the Wisp
Doris F. Halman
Marie Simpson
Ruth Lardet
Alice Boardman
H. Elsa Rupp
Bringle
Susie Timbchier
Elaine
Helen Gersy
Puele
Marjorie Arith Stackhouse
Insurance losses hit record 48 million in United States
The insurance department of the United States Chamber of Commerce reports five losses totaling 48 million dollars last year, surpassing all prior high records. The figure reflects a year of unprecedented claims as insurers face mounting payouts across sectors.
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America
Insurance Department
Urea States Chamber of Con
Laerte
Mutinous Chinese Attack Russians in Shantung
Dispatch from Tsing Tao reports Marshal Chang Teo-Lin’s Yunnan troops joined Wu Pei Fu’s alliance in Shantung, mutinying against a 3,009 strong Russian brigade. Most Russians killed, armored car party wiped out, wounded left uncared for until foreign doctors rescued them. Population reportedly favors the alliance amid a chaotic front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsing Tao
Chang Teo-Lin
Shantung
Muthuong Yesteray
Chang
Wu Pei- Fu
Tsinanfu
Shaxtung
Sawyers
Defer Probe of Charges Against Captain Foley
Washington reports a naval inquiry into Captain Paul Foley and alleged influence on testimony by Mrs. M. Lansdowne was postponed to the next day on Major Henry Leonard’s motion. Leonard cited time needed to review Lakehurst and Washington records before Foley testifies about his communication with Commander Lansdowne regarding the Shenandoah incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
ADP
Paul Foley
Soughrt
Matearet Lansdowne
Shenin~doah Naval Court
Henry Leonard
Ed Cate Pee
Foley
Leonard
Lakehurst
Lansdowne
Shenandoah
Personal notices of moves and visits from the local area
Purely personal notices list residents moving to Winchester and surrounding travels. C D Rodgers moves to Winchester. Charles Davis visits from Washington. The Gladmon family from Washington visits Mrs Willian W Osburn. Mrs Dudley Page leaves for Annapolis to be with her son after his appendicitis operation. Henry Weinberg from Hagerstown visits his sister Jeannette in this city then travels to Staunton to start a new business. Various other residents from Frederick Washington and nearby towns are shown visiting relatives and hosting guests at local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Page
Naval Academy’ Hospital
Henry Weinberg
Hagers
Own
Jeannette Weinberg
Staunton
Bir
Leo Weinberg
Delia Zimmerman
Mamie Nusbaum
Grace Blumenauer
Frederick
Washington
Harold A. Hursh
James C. Jones
Art Tisburg
Thomas P. Rice
David Adame
J Buckerstown
Marion Feaga
John Cassail
Washinton
Emma Werman
Armour Grave
Margaret Cronse
Eduard Gittings
Werman
Sundar
Bertha Krupp Hurt In Auto Accident In Germany
Bertha Krupp principal owner of the Krupp steel works was injured in a car crash near Essen Germany. Her husband Baron Krupp von Bohlen escaped with minor injuries while their chauffeur was killed. The vehicle skidded and went into a ditch.
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Essen
Germany
Bertha Krupp
Great Krupp Steel Works
Baron Krupp von Bohlen
Auxiliary Sale Sets Record at Armistice Day Event
The American Legion Auxiliary announces a record sale on Armistice Day totaling $108.10. Committee chair Mrs Dimer F Manshower reported the sale the most successful the group has held. Final reports will be presented at the regular Auxili ary meeting Tuesday evening at 7 oclock at the Frank Scottiner Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Amiliare
Dimer F Manshower
Ecloch
Atic Francs Scottner Hotel
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Tikoiday
John S. Newman
Wm. B. Bennett
Wim. T. Delaplaine
Charles A. Opel, Jr
Guy C. Roser
C. F. Seeger
H. L Ebert
Glenn O. Garber i
S—G. IL McGregor
R. E Town
L. L. Wilson
Mrs. Culleroe
Heckwake
C. L. Schuldknecht
Mary Esther Tail Anemone
Css
Ames H. Gambrill, Jr
United States
Charles ¥. Kettering
Dayton
General Motors Research Corporation
Kettering
Kitty
San Francisco
Iletter
Europe
Len
Ohio
Tun Hy
Louis C. Crampton
DR. Farmer
Travelers’ Aid
Police Court
Tuis
Ittle Paullun
Longworth
Nicholas Longsworth
Fronge of Representatives
Alice Roosevelt
Salesman
R. R
Hood Callins
Nancy Snyder
Georgette Revane
Meredith. X. H
Winant
Meredith’s Hill
Frank George Fellows
Tennessee
Georges E. Bow
Ashland
Tazain
Gfing
Materia Wediger
Brodbeck Hall
Armored Car Party
Lans
Downe
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