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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1928

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Christmas clubs distribute over 300000 to 8000 members

More than 300000 in Christmas savings club funds will be paid to 8000 plus members by Frederick banks next week. Checks go out Monday December 3 across Central Trust Forters’ and Mechanics National Bank Commercial State Bank Frederick County National Bank and Fredericktown Savings Institution.

Frederick Banks Sv. Frederick Banks Central Trust Company Forters’ and Mechanics’ National Bank Savings Club Commercial State Bank Adamstown Jefferson Mt. Airy Frederick County Natonal Bank Fredericktown Savings Institution

No Paper Thursday The News Thanksgiving Day

There will be no issue of The News on Thursday Thanksgiving Day. The editorial and business offices will be open after 5 p.m.

Day Law Offenders Given Life Sentences

Pit. Mod. Nov 28 AP reports Chanc Papp, 37, of Phat, sentenced to life imprisonment after a fourth felony conviction under the state criminal code. Fred Palm of Lansing received a life term for protesting a pint of gin, following three prior felonies.

Pit. Mod Papp Phat

Montgomery Democrats Reveal Campaign Expenditures

A Maryland report shows the Montgomery Democratic committee spent 10 930 in a recent political fight. The filing lists receipts totaling 11 030 02 and expenses for registration, polling, postage, and stationery. Major E Brooke Lee contributed as did the Democratic advisory committee with 6 500. Numerous individuals gave smaller donations.

Montgomery Aese Clark Vile Jemsere Maj E Brooke Lee House of Delegates Duis Sake Democratic James H. Cissel George ‘T. Sacks Emory H Bogby Lacy Shaw Eugene Jones Robert G. Wil ‘Son

Trolley Riders Pay Ten Cent Fare in Baltimore

Baltimore, Nov 28 AP reports a ten cent cash fare will go into effect Saturday with four fare tokens for 35 cents. The change, approved by the Public Service Commission after a 16 month petition and a rehearing on depreciation allowance, follows a prior rate base decision granting three tokens for 23 cents.

Baltimore Public Service Commission

Frederick Automobile Dealers Association Officers Re elected

Frederick Automobile Dealers Association held at the Francis Scott Key hotel electing R L Warfield as president Jesse W Kolb as vice president and Charles N Staley as secretary treasurer. Directors include Charles P Hueshen and JR W Harbaugh. Next meeting set for December third Tuesday at the Hotel Presidentckeran.

Frederick Automobile Dealers’ Association Francis Scott Key Hotel R. L. Warfield Jesse W. Kolb Charles N. Staley Charles P. Hueshen JR. W. Harbaugh John E Raine Baltimore J.C. Mitchell D. Murray Stauffer Flord Younkins Hovel Predertckeran

Newspaper Plant in Lawrence Suffers $500000 Fire Loss

Fire at the Lawrence Eagle Tribune plant caused about half a million dollars in damage. The fire heavily damaged the mechanical facilities and the afternoon edition was printed in the neighboring Lawrence Sunday News plant.

Lawrence Mass Lawrence Eagle Tribune Lawrence Sunday News

Montgomery Ward Store Suffers 350000 Fire Loss

Pottsville Pennsylvania reports a major blaze at the Montgomery Ward Company building destroying a heavy Christmas merchandise stock with damage near 350000. Eight firemen injured when walls collapsed. The report includes a lengthy household of local residents attending a 25th wedding anniversary party at Glenn Hahn’s home in Walkersville.

Pottsville Montgomery Ward Company

Market advances as holiday week begins in New York

The market resumed its rise amid holiday trading with gains touching high points in several issues. Demand for cash and time money fluctuated as traders weighed pre holiday profit taking and shifts in the factor rates.

New York

Frederick two alarm fire causes nothing to be found

A false alarm sparked two fire calls this morning in Frederick. The first crew arrived at the Schildknecht property on Gas House Pike but found no blaze after a thorough search. A second alert sent Independents to the scene where a chimney fire was later extinguished after a brief investigation. The incident prompted temporary mobilization of three pumpers and the hook and ladder unit before the all clear.

Prederick Central Fire Yitty Hell Young Schildknecht Pike East Church Street Wardly Schildknecht Place

Auto theft teen held on $2000 bail in federal case

Cecil Otis Myers an 18 year old, confessed to violating the federal automobile theft act and was jailed in Frederick County on $2000 bail awaiting U S District Court. Special Agent J T Murphy led the prosecution as Myers claimed a nationwide spree of thefts and robberies with a companion, while the stolen car remains at a local garage.

Cecil Otis Myers United States H. Noel Haller Frederick County United States District Court J. T. Murphy Department of Justice Myers Ariz Haller Mivers DrayBu Reynoldsburg C. E. Duckworth Pensley Baltimore Ors

William Green Re-Elected President Of A F L

William Green was re elected unanimously as president of the American Federation of Labor. Frank Morrison was re elected secretary. The convention adopted a resolution opposing public schools being used to spread propaganda of special interests. Toronto was chosen for the next annual convention.

New Orleans William Green American Federation of Labor Frank Morrison Federal Trade Commission Toronto Ont

Local Legislation at 1929 Assembly Meeting

The article notes informal discussions on a proposed municipal improvement and possible bond authorization requiring legislative approval. Senator A LeRay MacCardell says no actions affect the city or county have been presented for legislative action ahead of the January session. The Frederick county delegation listed includes Anderson H Etzler Grayson E Palmer A Grant Hooper Lewis E Refauver and D Charles Flook.

Frederick Alterien Han Tapia Sythe Lane Bonda General Assembly A. LeRay MacCardell Senator McCardell Frederick County Anderson H. Etzler Grayson E. Palmer A. Grant Hooper Lewis E. Refau~ver D. Charles Flook House of Delegates

Court News Equity Cases and Marriages Names

Equity cases listed include Fleming vs James W Fleming and Thelta M Reinert vs Lloyd C Reinert both for absolute divorce. Marriage licenses issued for numerous couples with ages and locations. property deeds recorded including transfers in various counties and cities.

Castle KE. Fleming James W. Fleming A. M. Wood W. H. Larence Piatntat

Campaign against obscured license plates expands nationally

The State police announced a campaign targeting obscured automobile license plates led by E Austin Baughman, head of the Motor Vehicles. The effort mirrors actions in Eastern states and two Canadian provinces, as officials pursue penalties for concealed markings. A delegation from the cabinet met Herbert Hoover in Punta Arenas before Hoover headed to San Jose to be received by President Cleto Gonzales.

E. Austin Baughman Punta Arenas Costa Rica Canada Herbert Hooves United States U.S. S Maryland Salvador Muna Hoover San Jose Cleto Gonzales Wiewez

Surprise Birthday Party For Yinger Twins At Home

A surprise party was held at Mrs Valetta Fingers home on North Market Street Tuesday for the 18th birthday of twin sisters Valetta and Frances Yinger. Guests included Valetta and Frances Yinger Barbara Fout Helen Winger Evelyn Sheemaxer and others. Officials of the University of Marsland will ask the Legislature for 4517522 30 yearly for buildings maintenance and other purposes for 1940 and 1931 an increase over the prior year.

Valetta Finger North Market St Valetta Yinger Frances Yinger Barbara Fout Helen Winger Evelyn Sheemaxer Eiizaten Albaugh Ansa Alhaueh Vida VanFosseri John B. Landis Evelyn Tetder Eieen Miller Lucile Baumgardner Lee Morsis Hammond Charles Hants Charles Laween John B. Lantis Scent Hall Water Larkin Robert Wed Jere Antoern Free Stearns Kline B. Ogie Sherwood A. Mackenzie Stewart Brown Robert Moss C. Rubie Landis Cha Varite Yinger Dtss Middletown Mullard F. Flook Brr Millard Fiook Oscar Fiook Baltimore Alonzo Ahalt Millard Anhalt Evelyn Bir Edgar Ahalt Harold Arthur Orrville’ Anhalt Staley Plook Benton Staley Lee Marie Lewis New Market Maurice Remsberg Cyrus Fieck W. C. Day John M. Ahcatt Creacetstown Elza Biser Jefferson Annie Shorb Wa. R. Pryor Beulah Helen Samson J. D. Anhalt Margaret. Biddle Fleck

Mine Executives Die in Kentucky Mine Explosion

In Hitderville, Kentucky, the president, general manager, and mine superintendent of the Gloxgora Coal Company of Huntington were found dead after a gas explosion. Identified as Richard Williams and Beidenmiler of Huntington and C. D. Schieger, the Ken tucky mine superintendent, the fatalities were reported by the Williamson Coal Operators Association to the State Mining Department.

Wallatoton W. Va Gloxgora Coal Company Huntington Himmler Hitdervile Hamson Williamson Coal Operators’ Association State Mining Department Richard Williams Beidenmiler C.D. Schieger Cancer Kentucky

King in better condition as doctors monitor

Reports say the king's temperature remains steady and his overall condition improves after physicians visited the palace. A letter aimed to calm anxious crowds followed the doctors' second visit, while royal family members left for a routine drive. Cardinal Bourne urged prayers for the king's speedy recovery.

Derlbedey Trowes Mary Yore Cardinal Bourne Westminster

What Happened Vestris Lifeboats Told On Stand

New York Nov 73 AP The Federal Inquiry heard how lifeboats fared on the Vestris disaster Assistant Secretary Walter Brown read the vessel’s boat outcomes into the record Most passengers were trapped in boats seven left and one sank No 2 stayed on deck and sank No 4 and 5 lowered but not launched No 6 sank No 10 launched No 12 on deck sank No 14 floated off deck and drifted away On the starboard side all but one floated No 1 3 5 7 12 launched No 13 floated off deck and sank waterlogged while launching

New York Vestris Walter Brown Portelle

Nurse kills Denver policeman in hospital

In Denver Colorado Hubert K Evans a wounded officer confined at Denver General Hospital was killed by nurse Farnte King who then shot herself. Police say another officer Patrolman Harry Ohle died in the pre dawn gunfire and notes found in the room hint at a prior romance with Evans.

Denver Col Hubert K Evans Denver General Hospital Harry Ohle Jey Farnte King Bing Miss King Evans Adair

Black Sea Floods Hit Odessa Area Amid Storm

Reports from Moscow dated November 24 describe extensive flooding in Odessa and surrounding districts caused by a fierce gale on the Black Sea. Troops are aiding residents as emergency measures continue and relief efforts are underway for the affected communities.

Moscow Odessa Black Sea

Rotary Club Pledges 1 200 For Scout Work

Rotary Club commits to three figure support for Scout activities with local officials and patrons named in attendance. The pledge signals ongoing community backing for youth programs and civic engagement.

Rotary Club

Burns Prove Fatal After Fire In Gasoline Tank Explosion

Joint Linton died this morning from burns after his automobile gasoline tank exploded Saturday night at Ceresville. He was 37, rushed to Montevue with little hope. Survived by widow, parents John and his wife, three brothers Oscar George Martin, four sisters Annie Fultz Mary Brecht Blanche Rich and Mary Linton. Funeral Friday at Brook AM chapel with interment in adjacent cemetery.

Joint Linton Moblerud Ceresville Montevue Linton John Linton Yellow Springs Oscar George Martin Annie Fultz Mary Brecht Blanche Rich Mary Linton York Brook AM Chapel Thomas P. Rice

Mystery airplane and heart attack case in Hanover

Hanover, Pa. faces an airplane mystery centering on Guilford Duncan who suffered a heart attack in Hanover Hospital after claiming to be the mechanic of a plane flying from St. Louis to Boston. He vanished with the pilot and no aircraft trace has been found, with reports of a low-flying plane near Abbottstown. Local airport officials say they know of no such flight or Duncan.

Hanover Guilford Duncan Duncan Hi Fe St. Louis Boston Abbttstown Here Gilbert Duncan Mabe

Stanton Fined $500 and Given Year Down Road

A bootlegger named Stanton was fined $500 and given a year in the House of Correction after pleading guilty to bootlegging charges. Three Liberty youths testified about beer at his East Street joint, with two witnesses aiding the case and a raid seizing home brew and empty bottles.

Stanton James Smith Guy Smith Miller House of Correction Muller Liberty Conq Charles W. Smith Boltiee Vernon Smith George Hoffumm Licut Jesse Schell Charles Devils Biss Stantag’s Lowes East Street Blanton Justice Bowers Smith Brothers Storm Thet Stanton

Opera Stars Grace Frederick Visits Draw Local Audiences

Frederick enjoyed two prominent opera figures within a week. Miss Rosalind Morini performed at Hood College last Friday while Miss Mabel Gartivoli appeared for Alysses Carrie and Catherine Thomas in Buckeystown on Monday. Mrs. George Slemon hosted guests including Mr. Blemon and Mrs. Charlies Siemon of Washington. Siemon, Maryland born, trained widely and famed as a top vocal artist, performed with the Metropolitan Opera for years and now tours giving concerts and radio appearances. Siemon recently returned from around the world, showcasing talent in many languages. Western Maryland College is noted as part of her earlier connections with Frederick locals.

Frederick Rosalinds Morini Hood College Mon Mabel Gartivoli Alysses Carrie Catherine Thomas Buckeystown Garrison George Slemon Rockwell Terrace Sleo Stemon Thomas Siemon Western Maryland College Maryland Baltimore America Metapoliten Opera Company Semon Sabe Aparn Abe Aber

Twelve Thousand Barrels Saver Kraut Lost in Fire

The Empire State Pickling Company plant burned, destroying about 12 000 barrels of saver kraut valued at 900000 dollars. The fire increased the plant damage to about a million dollars, as estimated by the company president.

Empire State Pickling Company Refs

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