Hood College campaign reaches sixty four thousand dollars
Hood College Building and Endowment Fund Drive reports total pledges of 64 821 and a daily intake of 13 919. Team victories are noted for Team 9 led by R H B Town and Team 2 led by Wm T Delaplaing, with separate prizes in the women’s division and a forthcoming luncheon with A LeRoy McCardell as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College Building and Endowment Fund
No. 9
R. H B. Town
Punch
Wm. T. Delaplaine
Indy
R. E B. Town
L. L. Wilson
R. Carl Maxwell
Southern Methodist Church
G. Ellis Williams
Calvary Methodist Church
Williams
David C. Winebrenner
Emory L .Coplentz
Wees
Lorraine Perbaugh
Henry Wade
Hood College
A. LeRoy McCardell
Fredenck County National Bank
Wm. B. Bennnett
Wm. T. Delaplaing
Chas. A. Opel. Jr
Guy C. Roser
C. F. Seeger
H. L. Ebert
Glenn D. Garber
S—G. H. McGregor
Birely
Culler
Heck
Schildimecht
Mary E. Tail
Christmas Seals Sale Starts November 26 in Maryland
The eighteenth annual Christmas Seals sale, sponsored by the Maryland Tuberculosis Association, opens November 26. Miss Pauline F E Michael, Frederick County Branch chairman, says about 11,000 letters will mail November 27 to county residents. Dr. E C Kefauver urges generous response to fund clinics and support a Claiborne preventorium for local children next summer. Seventy percent of funds stay in the county. statewide direct mail appeals exceed 125,000. Maryland’s 23 million seals cover 1925 allotments, with each county urged to raise its share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Pauline FE. Michael
Frederick County
State Association
Frederick
E. C. Kefauver
Claiborne
Maryland
Motorist Ralph Linton Appeals Speed Fine in Court
Ralph Linton appealed a $30 fine for speeding on North Market Street after Deputy Bowers pursued him. Witnesses testified Linton, on a motorcycle, accelerated to about 43 mph to prevent an auto from passing, then was stopped by being driven to the curb. The hearing postponed previously resulted in a guilty ruling with $25 for speeding and $5 for operating without lights. His attorney is Alton Dust Bengete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman P. Bowers
Ralph Linton
Nelson A. Bowers
Baughman
Linton
Bowers
Market Street
Col. Baughman
Alton Dust Bengete
Tinton
Speeders Warned in Brunswick Amid Police Complaints
State Police investigated alleged reckless driving in Brunswick after complaints to both state and city police. Tuesday night officers issued reprimands to several motorists and warned arrests may follow if behavior does not improve. Residents cite Market street as a night racing hotspot for speed-obsessed youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Market Street
Divorce Case Arguments Set for Later Date in Westminster
E G Butler of Mt Airy files for absolute divorce from his wife charging abandonment and cruel treatment. The wife counters with a cross bill. Chief Judge Francis Neal Parke presides. about 40 witnesses testified last week. Counsel include Gur Wa Steele for Butler and A S Brow plus Bennett for the wife. The couple has four children and is well known in Mt Airy and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Butler
Mt. Airy
Westminster
Francis Neal Parke
Carroll County
Butler
Gur Wa. Steele
A. S. Brow
A. ¥. Bennett
Butlers
Mt Airy
Two Doctors Indicted for Manslaughter In Washington
Grand jury charges Dr. Henry M. Dixon of Washington and Dr. Lalah Parlow head of Bethesda sanitorium with manslaughter in connection with an alleged operation on Miss Mary E. Devoe. John Simmers, 49, arrested on non support charges and held for Sheriff Duffy, then returned to Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Dixon
Washington
Lalah Parlow
Bethesda
Mary E. Devoe
John Simmers
Sherif
Charles W. Crum
Hagerstown
Simmers
Sherif Richard Duffy
Washington County
Address at Church Street School Inspires Pupils
Four hundred pupils at Church Street School heard H. Dorsey Etchison speak at the morning assembly. He described his recent journey through the western North America, recounting expenses and wonders of the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Street
H. Dorsey Etchison
Etchison
North America
Community Christmas Tree Under City Consideration
A city aid society meeting discussed plans for a community Christmas tree for the city. Members debated location and funding strategies, aiming to foster seasonal cheer and civic pride.
Community aims for Christmas chest plan in Frederick
A meeting of the Children's Aid Society discussed a community Christmas event to replace last year's Armory party. The group backed the idea and noted a $2,000 campaign total with several districts not yet reporting. Attendees included local officials and Maryland Social Workers delegates slated for Annapolis in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childrens Aid Society
M.C. A
Children’s Aid Society
R. Rush Lewis
Frederick
Ignatius Bjorlee
Louise Nelson
Wilzabeth Ebert
Florence Garner
Rural Federation Women Plan Semiannual Meeting
Final arrangements set for the Rural Federation of Women's Clubs semiannual gathering in the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Morning private session at 4:30 will cover federation business and officer elections. Afternoon open session invites public to hear Congressman Lewis C. Crampton of Lapeer Michigan. luncheon to follow in the main dining room with guest of honor Mr Crampion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Federation of Women's Clubs
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Congress
Lewis C. Crampton
Lapeer
Michigan
Foon
Mr. Crampion
Wife seeks $100000 in suit over lover of hotel owner
In Baltimore on November 18 AP reports Mrs. Brvelyn Lamb Consalvo, 19, filed suit through her father for $100000 alleging the love affair with Charles E. Consolvo Jr., adopted son of Belvedere Hotel owner Charles H. Consolvo, ruined their marriage prospects. The case in Superior Court featured testimony on their meeting in 1923 and elopement plans in 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George W. Steele
Shenandoah
Steele
Lakehurst Naval Air Station
Coolidge
Frank M. Kennedy
Navy
Kennedy
Army
Anton Heinen
Zeppelin
Baltimore
Charles H. Consolvo
Belvedere
Brvelyn Lamb Consalvo
Charles E. Consolva, Jr
EU Frank
Consolva
Joseph W. Lamp
Hilgabeth
N.C
N. Parker Hammond
Georgetown University
Clarence
A. Tucker
Alder
Consolvo
Expert Testifies on Shenan Valves Reducing Safety
An expert testified before the court martial that reducing automatic valves on the Shenan airship from eighteen to eight cut safety from 100 percent to zero, detailing the risk and failure potential.
Demolished M-1 Submarine Claim Sparks Resident Debate
Retired sea captain J. C. Pereue of Michigan, visiting his daughter in Park Avenue, asserts the M-1 British submarine was destroyed by undersea currents and waves in the English Channel. He recounts Civil War service and lake experiences, discussing wave forces on sunken vessels and nets in Lake Superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Channel
J. C. Pereue
Pereue
Michigan
Ira A. Smith
Park Avenue
Pereye
Great Lakes
Newport
Rtl
Block Island
United States
S. S
Rome
Pereve
Telcom Sas
Osail
Long Island Sound
Sohn Brooks
Eoans
Beliom
Great Lake
Wichitan
Superior
Lake Michigan
Canada
Lake Huron
Clyde liner Senate burned off Cape May Delaware Bay
A Clyde liner, the Senate, burned near the Delaware Breakwater after leaving Atlantic City. One life was lost and 367 aboard were rescued with nine injured. Captain Devereaux and Captain Steele led perilous rescues as flames swept the ship from stern to bow ending in total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mags
Delaware Bay
Atlantic City
Devereaux
Senate
Cape May
Delaware
Philadelphia
Coast Guard
Kickapoo
Cold Spring Harbor
N. J
Lewes
Dellaware
Del
Irving Steele
Lewes Coast Guard
Clyde
David W. Burbage
Clyde Line
Steele
New York
Arthur W. Pre
Miami
Third of County Wheat Is Unsoon
Wet weather has slowed sowing but Frederick county reports most wheat acreage sown. County Farm Agent PW Chichester notes the area sown equals about one third of the county’s wheat, yet a short crop is not indicated. Wheat stands look fair and good yields may follow with suitable conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrederick County
Chichester
Glichester
Red Cross Memberships Reported Gaining Significantly
The Red Cross announces 239 memberships total, including 237 annual donors, amounting to a $247 fund. City officials add fifty three more names led by Mrs Will Fout, listing numerous contributors across professions and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
American Red Cross
Tednt
Mra
Will Fout
Fre Ag
al Dr
A. A. Radcliff
Will Fisher
George Baumgardner
F. W. Wabkworth & Co
Avalanche of Selling Engulfs Stock Market
New York reports an avalanche of selling orders driving down prices of high priced motors and specialties by five to fifteen points from early highs. The plunge halted an early pool attempt to bolster favorites and hit volatile motor shares hard as a marketwide downturn unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cail
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Executive Committee
New Orleans
APJ
Lawrence
Cnns
Armory
AID Society
Cam/ Reid
Rural Federation
Crampton
Atlantic Coast
Hubby
White Fish Point
Lake Superior
Blaze
William C. Birely
Evangelicall Reformed Sunday School
R. A. Remsburg
John Lebherz
Miagara Falls
William H. Lebherz
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