Hood College drive raises 247000 for campaign fund
Final figures show Hood College senior class pledging 80000 toward a 500000 building and endowment drive. Frederick reports 84322 with 9676 raised that day. Board of Aldermen contribute 1000, final campaign meeting set for Monday at 630 pm Key Hotel Grill Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Laurie
Hood College
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Emory L. Coblentz
James H. Gambril, Jr
R. E. Town
Guy C. Roser
Team No
Guy ©. Roser
Lloyd Cc. Culler
Blessing
John M. DeChant
Utica
Mary H. Filler
del Riego
Evangelline Mitchell
Plano
Wm. B. Bennett
Wm. T. Delaplaine
Chas. A. Opel, Jr
H. L. Ebert
G. H. McGregor
E. Town
L. L. Wilson
Birely
Culler
Heck
Schildknecht
Mary E. Tull
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Blue Ridge adds six De Luxe parlor cars to service
Blue Ridge Transportation Company announces six new De Luxe parlor car coaches with individual chairs air cushions and wide aisles for enhanced comfort. Auxiliary springs ensure a smooth ride on long haul routes. Some cars arrive in November with the rest in December. A new up to date waiting room opens at 297 West Franklin Baltimore to aid travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge Transportation Company
F. J. More
Blue Ridge Company
West Franklin Street
Baltimore
Budget Clerk Indicted on Forgery Counts in DMV Office
Baltimore, Nov. 20 AP Howard Kaufman a budget clerk in the office of the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles was indicted by the grand jury on 16 counts charging forgery related to an alleged theft of $19 000 in his accounts The specific items listed total only $1 028 Kaufman is free on $3 000 bail State's Attorney O Connor said he would seek to bring him to trial soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Howard Kaufman
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Grand Jury
Thej
Kauman
Liberty
O'Conor
Kaufman
Death of Dean George Starr at St George's Cathedral
Very Rev. Dean George Starr of St George's cathedral Kingston Ontario was found dead in bed at Deaconess Hospital Baltimore where he had been a patient since October 24. Several Baltimore residents are mentioned visiting or traveling, including Mrs Cornelia McSherry and Mrs Charley W. Ross, with others noted in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
APJ
Dean George Starr
St George’s Cathedral
Kingstown
Ontario
Deaconess Hospital
Cornelia McSherry
Baltimore
Charley W. Ross
St. Court Square
Jenatins Bjotlee
Chr
Richard P. Ross
Washington
Death of nine year old boy linked to custody battle
Funeral planned Sunday at Beaver Dam for the child of Mrs. Mort who killed herself amid custody dispute over Francs Bailey nine. The boy remains in the Mort home as Baltimore court proceedings on custody were underway prior to the tragedy. The case is tied to a habeas corpus action and a request to return the boy to his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francs Bailey
Walter Morl
Unonville
Baltimore
Joseph N. Ulman
Sherif Ingomar
Albaugh
Lillian Bailey
Beaver Dam
Roope
Grand jury reports clean conduct of county officials
Montgomery county grand jury ended a seven day session reporting 95 witnesses examined and 44 indictments returned. They asserted no undue pressure on witnesses, inspected the courthouse jail and county home finding them clean and sanitary, and praised County Commissioner Lacey Shair and foreman John R Olson for county farm management, and States Attorney Joseph Cissell. Sheriff Clay Plummer Chief William L Aud and deputies were commended.
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Montgomery County
Lacey Shair
John R. Nicholson
Joseph C. Cissell
Clay Plummer
William L. Aud
Three in Chicago Are Sentenced to Be Hanged
In Chicago on November 20 AP reports Henry J. Fernekes the midget bandit Daniel L McGeogheran and John Flannery were found guilty and sentenced to death by a jury for the murder of Michael Swiontjowski during a bank robbery. Fernekes already sought in New York and other places for numerous robberies and was arrested in a private library where he studied explosives. Police recovered pistols shotguns and bombs indicating intent to raid a downtown bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Henry J. Fernekes
Daniel L. McGeogheran
John Flannery
Michael Swiontjowski
Fernekes
New York
French Naval Arsenal in France Aflame Amid Fire Fears
A blaze swept the French naval arsenal at Youlon on November 20 as high winds raised concerns that flames could reach powder and explosives magazines. Civilian and naval authorities coordinated strenuous efforts to avert a disaster.
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Youlon
France
Queen Mother Alexandra Dies At Sandringham
Queen Mother Alexandra, widow of King Edward VII and mother of King George II, died at 5.25 p.m. at Sandringham England. The royal family was present as doctors confirmed her passing. Local residents mourn the beloved monarch amid the approaching anniversary events at Sandringham House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandra
Sandringham
England
Edward VII
George II
Willuns
Thomas Hordergald
Queen Alexandra
Wolferton
Dersingham
Sandringham House
Lions Meet Focuses on Fire Prevention and Reforestation
Frederick county Lions discuss fire prevention and reforestation at weekly meeting in Blue and Grey Room. A. B. Hastings of the U S Forest Service outlines forest fire prevention and deforestation. Lookout tower on the Watershed proposed. Mayor Culler and city officials attend with several Hagerstown Lions guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Lions Club
Francia Scott Key
Culler
A. B. Hastings
U. S. Forest Service
Hagerstown Lions Club
Frederick
Robert Foltz
W. H. Baker
John M. Miller
S. L. Fairchild
W.G. Hyde
C. B. Eldridge
J. W. Tyler
L. E. Mullinix
Elmer F. Munshower
Edward J. Smith
C. Klein
G. Elmer Brengle
Italian loan oversubscribed as $100 million sold quickly
New York November 20 AP The $100 million Italian loan offered through a nationwide banking syndicate led by J P Morgan and Company was sold before noon with an indicated oversubscription. Other large banks reported heavy orders and estimated total subscriptions could reach $400 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. P. Morgan and Company
Morgan
President and Mrs Coolidge Return to Washington
President and Mrs. Coolidge arrived at the White House early this morning after a 24 hour trip to New York where Mr Coolidge spoke to the Chamber of Commerce. They went directly from the station to the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Selling Flurry Hits Major Market Stocks In New York
A brief selling lull in high priced industrial and motor shares dragged down names like Du Pont American Can Chrysler and Hudson three to four points from their peaks. Weakness spread to several other industrials with profit taking in rail shares. The renewal rate on call loans was cut to 4 1 2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Motors
du Pont
American Can
Chrysler
Hudson
Education Week Exhibit At Frederick Public Library
During Education Week a display of children's books will replace the usual story hour at the Frederick County Public Library on Saturday. A Frederick Health Association meeting was held at 4 week this afternoon in the Yo ML C. A. building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Normal School
Church Normal School of
The
Episcopal Church
AMS Saints
Jane Millikin
Department of Religious Education
Episcopal Church In
Maryland
Frederick
Baltimore
Frederick County Public Library
ML C. A
Pulding
Steamer Ville des Cayes Picked Up After Wreck
A wireless Navy message says the Hawaiian steamer Ville des Cayes, long believed wrecked with about 200 lost, was picked up by the tanker Brazes in Cuban waters. It is unclear if anyone remains aboard the vessel, which was towed eighteen miles east of Pilon harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Slayer of Husband To Be Electrocuted
Elizabeth N. ., Nov. 24. Mrs. Fanie Soper convicted of murder in the first degree for killing her third husband Henry Soper was sentenced to death in the electric chair by Supreme Court Justice Whitmer today. Also noted is Alonzo Bowers of West South Street, arrested on a non-support charge pressed by his wife in Waynesboro Pa. He is reportedly in custody at Kbirty on habeas corpus proceedings heard before Judge Glenn F. Worthington and connected to earlier proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Abraham Hemp
Jefferson
Hemp
Rh. Ee. Culler
Frederick City
C. W. Gregory
Gregory
Mary Neighbors
M. Robb
W. C. Staley
Staley
J. R. Quinn
Alvin Quinn
City
Edward L. Danner
Unionville
J. W. L. Carty
Carty
Jefferson and
Vicinity
W. B. Doty
Effie Hine
Tielen Rice
Arthur Rice
Harry Wise
Clare Easterday
David N. Souder
Mary Beachley
Ruth Dade
Harry Summers
Albert Bussard
Lizzie Remsburg
Louis Etchiosa
John Shaf
Roy Ramsburg
Mary Slagle
Josephine Darner
Irene’ Zittle
C. BR. Horine
Emory’ Remsburg
Paul Culler
R. L. Shaff
Robert L. Lang
Williiam
Bohis
John Hann
Grandsw
William Martin
J. T. Danner
Beulah
Ruth Renn
John Renn
Henry Lampe
W. C. Hamm
Sherman Bowers
E. C. Kefauver
J. T. Norman
Roy
Ole
Homer Miller
Annie N. Kemp
H. S. Hahn
Devid Lierbart
Chas J. Everhart
J. Reynolds
Clare Reynolds
Valletta Yinger
Roger Wolfe
N. A. Slagen
J. Harry Brandenburg
Ada Dutrow
Josephine E’chison
al. Cc. Jones
G. Ellis Wiliams
P. S. Lansdale
Edward Thomas
BR. Lampe
Emma Flook
GU. A. Lough
A. A. Lough
A. R. Lampe
Francis H. Urner
Nancy Urner
Francis
Urner
Fredericka Graham
Frost
Dessie Haller
M. C. Jones
R. §. Tyson
Chas Frerie
Miss Price Young
Francis K. Wertheimer
Elizabeth, N
Apj
Fanie Soper
Henry Soper
Supreme Court
Whitmrer
Alonzo Bowers
West South Street
Waynesboro
Kbberty
Habeas
Mitchell to Take Stand Monday in Court Martial
The Mitchell court martial schedule brightened as defense and prosecution agreed to depositions from witnesses in Honolulu. Col. Mitchell's counsel Praax R. Reid said the defendant would testify Monday in defense of public accusations aimed at the Air Service Administration. The court focused on documentary evidence from the House aircraft committee and the President's air board.
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Washington
Mitchell
Honolulu
Praax R. Reid
Col. Mitchell
Air Service Administration
House Aircraft Committee
President's Air Board
Accused Doctors Set to Face Trials in Rockville
In Montgomery County Circuit Court Judge Robert Bb Peter fixed November 7 for the trials of Dr Henry M. Dix of Washington and Dr Sarah Parlow of Bethesda on a manslaughter charge rooted in the October 21 death of Mary DeVos at Mrs Parlow's Bethesda sanitarium. Each defendant is bound over for 7000 with others, including Ancon Perrell, on four indictments, while Robert Parkhurst's assault case is set for December 3. All defendants appeared in Rockville for indictments and retained counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Rockville
Robert Bb. Peter
Henry M. Dixon
Washington
Sarah Parlow
Bethesda
Parlow
Mary
Devos
Ancon Perrell
Peter
Robert Parkhurst
Berwyn
Mary E. Price
Silver Springs
Peter Fo
Perrell
Parkhurst
Dixon
Dr. Paflow
Perrell T
Paflow
Dawson Ad Welsh
Talbot
Prettyman
Rockeville
Charles W. Woodward
M. Hampton Magruder
Marlboro
Robert Peter, Jr
Not Guilty of Seeking to Influence a Witness
Captain Paul Foley of the U S Navy was exonerated by the Shenandoah naval court of inquiry regarding charges he sought to influence a widow to testify and to use improper means. The court found no guilt in any acting as judge advocate or in any unethical conduct and discharged him from further attendance.
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Washington
Paul Foley
Shenandoah Naval Court of
Margaret Ross Landdowne
Poley
Bhenandowh
Telary P Jones
U. S. Navy
Tings
James C Rowe Leases Barbershop in Hotel
Jas C Rowe leases the barber shop in the Francis Scott Key Hotel, moving operations from the Schley property on West Patrick street. Eight chairs, modern equipment, and an outside entrance will be added. full move to the Key shop begins today with a complete relocation by December 1. The Rowe shop has operated in the old City Hotel for about 14 years and recently moved to Schley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Jas. C. Rowe
Rowe
Schley
West Patrick Street
Old City Hotel
Francis Scott Key
Patrick Street
Col Coolidge Cheered by Word From President
Plymouth Virgin Islands November 26 AP Col John C Coolidge showed better spirit on day six of illness after hearing the presidents address in New York City He listened by radio and sent a message of congratulations His physician Major James Coupal plans to discuss with Coolidge the possibility of traveling to Washington for the winged event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
John C. Coolidge
Althhough
New York City
James F. Coupal
Col. Coolidce
Washington
Bomb wrecks Dublin motion picture house
A bomb wrecked a Dublin motion picture theatre showing a film of the Battle of Ypres. Police were wounded in the blast when raiders in a car deployed the bomb. The explosion shattered adjacent shops and distant plate glass. The armed raiders fled after a brief clash with police. Meanwhile in Plains New York the Rhinelander divorce case was adjourned to Monday for investigators to examine a mystery letter.
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Dublin
Motion Picture House
Ypres
While
Plains
X.Y
Rhinelander
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Auto Driver Sentenced for DUI and Assault in Cedar Grove
Ita W Mullinis of Cedar Grove near Rockville Montgomery county was sentenced by Judge Samuel Riggs to 30 days in jail for operating a motor vehicle under the influence. He also faced a $194 fine plus costs on an assault charge by William J Sibley. Both cases noted appeals and will be reviewed by the Circuit Court in Rockville.
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Ita W. Mullinis
Cedar Geore
Montgomery County
Rockville
Samuel Riggs
Hiquor
William J. Sibley
Cedar Grove
Azain
Cirem Court
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Jefferson District
Charles B Trail
Charles McC. Mathias
Abby Meeker
Ernest Helfenstein
Clarke Place
Wisses Williamson
Rebecca MacGill
John MacGil
Attor- Bailey Institutes
Beaver
Public Service Commission
ComminsSioner of
Motor Veehicley
Public’ Service Commission
Ralph G. Thomas
Adamstown
A. M. Spiech
Alton Y. Bennett
Thomas
Justice Brust
Sherman P. Bowers
Guy K. Motter
Storm
U. K
Montgomery
Lee Smith
Pam Streams
Dickerson
Monthomery County
Circle Harris
Roy Bodmer
Great Britain
Capt. Foley
Lions Meet
Forestry Official Talks
J. P. Morgan
Shenandoah
Ance. of
James C. Rowe
Col. Coolidge
Wash
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