Christmas Savings Clubs to distribute over $250000
More than 250 thousand dollars will be distributed to city and county residents from Christmas Savings Clubs run by five local banks with 7150 to 7716 members receiving checks the week of December 3. Clubs at Farmers and Mechanics National Bank Fredericktowne and Commercial State Bank hold the largest memberships and funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank
Frederick County National Bank
Commercial State Bank
Central Trust Company of Maryland
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Christmas Savings Club
Five Robbers Hold Up Tilton Clothing Payroll
Five armed men robbed three men carrying the Tilton Clothing Company payroll of 7000 dollars in Newark New Jersey as they fled in an automobile.
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Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Tilton Clothing Company
Ford Will Run Without Platform Says Friend
Detroit reports Henry Ford may run for president as an independent without a platform if nominated. Robert R. Pointer, a lifelong Ford friend from Dearborn, announced this after a committee meeting for a Ford for President club. Judge Edward C. Peters will probate his Rockville will naming Mary G. Peter executrix and dividing gold watch chain and 500 to heirs.
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Ford
Friend
Associated Press
Detroit
Henry Ford
United States
Robert R. Pointer
Dearborn
Peter
Edward C. Peter
Rockville
Mary G. Peter
George Peter
Albert M. Rouse
George
John Vinson
Edward Peter
Attempted wreck on Western Maryland train near Ion Bridge
Fanrose Hartsock, 16, faced a magistrate after an alleged early yesterday attempt to wreck a Baltimore Hagerstown express. He was held on 500 bail. A girl saw him near the tracks and alerted authorities. The private car of railroad President Byers testified to the event. Detective notes suggest mental imbalance. Engineer E Smith applied the emergency brake after the cross tie was found.
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Associated Press
Westminster
Fanrose Hartsock
Baltimore-Hagerstown
Western Maryland Railroad
Ion Bridge
Robert C. Hutchins
Byers
Ailroad
Hartsock
Union Bridge Cement Mills
E. Smith
Hagerstown
Stop Defacing City Mail Boxes Urges School Leaders
Postmaster Irving S. Biser sent letters to city principals and Mayor Lloyd C. Culler asking cooperation to stop defacement of new mail box cards and boxes. He warned of a 2000 fine or three years imprisonment and pledged strict future monitoring. a separate item notes the will of James W. Barris leaving his estate to his family with executors Harris and Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd C. Culler
Irving S. Biser
Biser
Mr. Biser
Culler
Teor
Marriage Changes Nothing for His Drinking Habit
A quoted exchange suggests a husband remains a heavy drinker, with one speaker noting his past pleasure in drinking and another claiming sorrow now drives his habit. The portrayal appears in a Parisian context through iSane-Gene.
Bartholows Merchant Dies After Church Social Heart Attack
Bartholows merchant Lewis A. Molesworth died in his automobile on the way to Frederick City Hospital after a heart attack at a Brook Hill chapel social. He was 41 years old and left behind a large family and extensive business interests. Funeral services are set for Monday at 11 o'clock from his home with a brief service at Kemp town church.
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Brook Hil Chapel
Yellow Springs
Lewis A. Molesworth
Barthelows
Frederick City Hospital
Molesworth
Frederick
F. H. Hedges
Mr. Molesworth
Miss Peart Thomas
John ‘Enn
Dr. Hedges
Tolj
Falconer
New Market
Midlesworth Bros
M Molesworth
Barcholows
Monrovia
Central Trust Company
Partholows
John A. Molesworth
Jesse
Bartholows
John
Thomas Molesworth
Near Bartholows
Temes Tay
Damascus
Emory Purdum
Kemptown
Monda
Commissioners to Organize At Meeting December First
The three Democratic county commissioners plan to organize the board on December 1. Candidates for offices were discussed with John W. Holter likely president and Roscoe P. Brown or Lochner as vice president. Clerks and deputy posts were noted with several names considered and salaries cited.
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Board of County Commissioners
John W. Holter
Roscoe P. Brown
Ad Lewis F. Lochner
David Oland
Warren EB
Udderar
Brown
Lochner
Holter
Bruce Murdoch
Charles J. F. Miller
Spencer E. Stup
Roger G. Hariey
C. M. Pheeger
Sherif Charles W. Smith
Harry Deater
Eugene A. Alexander
C Montevue
Aaid
James A. Jones
Charles W. Smith
Jesse Shell
William H. Geisbert
Sherif Tones
Montevue
Congressmen Ketcham to Speak at Statewide Farm Conference
A state wide conference of farmers and business men in this city Monday will feature Congressman John C. Ketcham of Michigan. As a Farm Bloc and Farm Bureau member he will discuss national farm legislation replacing Gray Silver who cannot attend. More than 200 attendees are expected at the conference and banquet with a reception committee named. Several state merchants farmers and chamber members including A. G. Ames and Henry Porter Jana are listed among participants. Two newly elected State Senators D G Warry and Dale Atkins are also expected.
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John C. Ketcham
Michigan
Ketcham
Farm Bloc
Farm Bureau and Grange
Gray Silver
American Farm Bureau Federation
Charles Wertheimer
A. W. Demus
John Mewis, Jr
M. Frank Holter
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Holmes D. Baker
Glenn O. Garber
Abram Hemp
T. B. Hayward
D. John Markey
Hagerstown
Fire at Chief Walsh Residence Damages Minor
A slight chimney fire occurred at noon at the residence of Chief of Police M. J. Walsh at 617 North Bentz Street. All three fire companies responded with little damage reported.
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M. J. Walsh
North Bentz Street
County Democrats Report War Fund and Contributors
The Frederick County Democratic campaign fund totaled 4673.50 with expenses of 4453.02, leaving a treasury balance of 230.98. Receipts list Howard B. Boyes as treasurer and numerous contributors including William Storm, Eugene Grove, Roscoe Bown, and others with gifts ranging from 150 to 4, Dan. The total receipts match 4673.50 and total campaign expenses reach 153.02 after notes and interest.
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Democratic Party
Frederick County
Goodhemu
Edward J. Smith
Democratic County Central Committee
Howard B. Boyes
Democratic Campaign Committee
Willam M. Storm
Eugene A. Grove
Roscoe P. Bown
Lewi F. Lochner
Wiliam J. Grove
Charles I. F. Miller
B. Brooke Lee
Charles W. Smith
Jamon A. Jones
William C. Howard
Henry P. Mussetter
John T
Jerome Gaver
J.jaye
Henry Williams
John S Newman
Edward Shriner
Nan Honck
Ira J McCurdy
Mary B. Rilsenhauer
C. Will Fout
Sellman
Miron K. Green
Samuel G. Tmivall
Julia Young
Stanley Sundergill
Nathan J. England
Antwo O A. Annan
W. FE. Wilson
W. C. Fisher
James TH. Telauter
Victor P. Buhrman
George Ss. Allnutt
G. C. Dean
Wood
R. Frank Sapping
J. TF. Mosaler
Walter
Daniel le. Gladhill
Ie Ariza
Lee Rannebery
WP. Carey
Summers
Leslie Ne Month
L. C. Tarrick
A. Remsburg
Joseph A. Coffman
C. 1. Valentine
John Langdon
John TV. . Jamison
C. T. Riddlemoser
S Fapan
William Walter L. Flautt
Thomas G. Penn
J. Harry Kennedy
Charles B. Troxel
Joseph C. Gernand
Central Trust Company
13000 Laid Off By B and O For One Week
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad shops in Baltimore and adjoining facilities will close for one week as a measure of economy. About 13000 workers nationwide are affected as the line trims staff to match current business. Key sites include Baltimore Cumberland Glennwood Pa and Zanesville Ohio.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Baltthmore and Ohio Railroad
Cumberland
Glennwood
Zanesville
Ohio
Reform ed Reunion Officers Elected At York Meeting
The thirty eleventh annual Reformed church reunion at Pen Mar was set for July 17 1924 after a board meeting at the Colonial Hotel in York. Wil l am H Fisher of Chambersburg was elected a new director as officers were reelected: Emory L Coblentz president Ephraim Cornman vice president Paul F Schminke secretary and Samuel Brenner treasurer. A donation was approved to fund a window for Philadelphia's Schaff Building.
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the Reformed Church
Pen-Mar
Colonial Hotel
York
Willam H. Fisher
Chambersburg
Ephraim Cornman
Washington
Two Consulates Bombed in Philadelphia Night Attacks
Two ferrit bomb explosions struck the Spanish consulate at Pine Street and the Sons of Italy Bank on Broad and Tasker, injuring scores and damaging many homes. The Italian consulate was inside the bank building. glass shattered across a wide area and several residents were hurt by debris. Police pursue suspects in the twin blasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pine Street
Sons of Italy Bank
Broad
Tasker Streets
Jury Drawn for December Term Court
Twenty five jurors were selected for the December term by Judges Urner and Worthington. The petit jury opens December 10 with jurors from districts including Bueckerstown Frederick Middletown Creagerstown Emmitsburg Urbana Liberty New Market Hauvers Woodsboro Jefferson Thurmont Jackson Johnsville Linganore Tuscarora Burkitsville Ballenger Braddock Brunswick Walkersville and other districts omitted by court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urner
Worthington
Bueckerstown
Willem McKinney
Frederick
Edwin C. Marekell
Holmes JD. Baker
Willam &. Reich
Charles F. Kintz
Paul C. Willard
Middletown
Catoctin
Petersville
Mt. Pleasant
Woorville
Lewistown
Yale Yale Yale vs Harvard in Muddy Rain Soaked Showdown
Yale bulldogs clash with Harvard Crimson in a rain soaked gridiron at Harvard Stadium. The 42nd annual dispute drew over 50,000 spectators as Yale sought revenge after a prior Crimson defeat in the downpour. A separate Cincinnati horse show entry list promises a strong field for Nov. 26–29.
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Associated Frees
Harvard Stadium
Yale
Harvard
Crimson
Cincinnati Riding Club
Stock prices rise in brief market session
New York stocks advance as traders travel to Cambridge for the Yale Harvard football game. Dealings total about 500000 shares as speculative favorites move higher amid lighter attendance and renewed buying.
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Associated Press
New York
Cambridge
Army Navy gridiron clash amid mud at Polo Grounds
In New York Army and Navy battled to a 0 0 halftime score as rain left the field a sea of mud. The annual contest at Polo Grounds featured a war veteran crowd in the president's box guided by JC Bascom Slemp secretary to President Coolidge.
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New York
Army-Navy
Associated Press
Polo Grounds
Army
Navy
Cueste
JC. Bascom Slemp
President Coolidge
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James Wi. Barris
Register of Wills Office
iSane-Gene
Paris
Bartholows Man
R. Bruce Murdoch
Police Chiefse
B.&co
Reformed Reunion
E. L. Coblentz
John L. Barnhart
Paul D. Yoder
Codorus
Paul F. Schminke
Samuel
Jenner
Mechanicsburg
Dr. Barnhart
W C. Birely
Paul F. Lehminke
Harry Brindle
H.T. Weaver
Gettyrshurs
Caflorus
Howard
Urbana
A. B. Smith
Liberty
Bayard C. Gravill
Andrew J. Zimmerman
Hauvers
Woodsboro
Samuel C. Fo
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