Restocking Trout Restoration Efforts Expand in Local Streams
The Izaak Walton League sponsors a stream restocking program placing 6800 to 7000 young trout in Tuscarora Fishing and Little and Big Hunting creeks near Yellow Springs. Hatchery-raised fish from Lewis town are reared in league ponds before release with state financing from fishing license funds. Albert Powell oversaw Wednesday distribution. the league maintains three rearing ponds at White Rock spring and near Fishing Creek.
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Leacstown
Trank Walton League
White Rock Spring
Yellow Springs
Tuscarora
Lewistown
Iaask Walton League
Albert Powell
Irash Walton League
King George Shows Some Improvement in Lung Condition
London reports King George’s inflammation of the lung and pleura showing some improvement today. Doctors caution the illness remains dangerous and progress will be slow, despite a slightly lower temperature and partial recovery.
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London
George
Sir Stanley Hewett
Lord Dawson of
Penn
Humphrey Reicester
Humphrey
Perfect Attendance at New Market School in November
The list shows pupils across grades from first to seventh who were present every day in November at New Market School. The attendance percentage for the school was OL.
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New Market School
First Grace
Margaret Smith
Gladys Phebus
Gertrude Harne
Virginia Hammond
Marié Danis
Dors Burall
I Hood
Donaid Hood
Arthur Andries
Louise Aarne
Bertie Bussard
Matt Higdon
Mildred Pickett
Frances Snyder
Audrey Weast
Howard Tregoning
Chares
Pordum Lee
Mildred Aarneam
B. Dixon
Roland Exzier
Lewis Fiook
John Higson
Grace
Com Lee Davis
Catherine Davis
Mirile Wagner
Dorothy Bussard
Edith Broadhurst
Catherne Boyer
Billy Albaugh
Edgar Peigler
Edgar Baker
Leonard Fugdon
Windsor Lawson
Daniel Smith
Edgar Stevens
Difford Watkins
Martha Hay
Ruth Nicodemms
Beate Hurst
Edith Garner
Middletown Volunteers Postpone Engine Purchase
Middletown Volunteer Fire Company meetings drew only about 48 residents. The group shelved buying an engine due to cost and formed a committee with officers to liaise with A Frederick fire company to arrange borrowing their engine in fires. A special meeting with new officers is set for Monday at 7 39.
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Middletown
Three Cars Hit in Hit-and-Run Crash
A Pontiac sedan owned by Prof. R Kisety of Middletown and an Oakland county vehicle driven by Henry R Shoemaker were damaged when a hit-and-run coupe cut between them on the National Highway between Middletown and Frederick. The Klein ey car driven by Harry M Gross sustained major damage. Shoemaker's vehicle had minor damage. The fleeing driver sped away toward Middletown.
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Harry M. Gross
Middletown
Kisety
Frederick
Kleeny
Eafto
Kreeny
Assassin Kills Prominent Figure at Prague Trial Opening
An Albanian student Alpibiade Bebe allegedly assassinated Véna Bey as the Prague trial opened. TeSpwnene PacSuS, a spaperman, was seriously wounded and seized by police. The incident shocks Prague and raises security concerns about the proceedings.
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Prague
Coechnoslovakia
Alpibiade Bebe
Véna Bey
Zoev
Albania
Ag Trahane' Spaperman
Triste
Polce
Paleontologist Weller Links Fossil Record to Society
NEA Service reports paleontologist Weller argues fossils reveal social evolution as a guide to humanity. He predicts little morphological change for 10 million years, notes warfare persists, and compares prehistoric intercommunication to European discovery of the Americas. He warns ornate traits precede extinction.
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NEA Service
Washington
Nov. N
Pateontological
Weller
Smithson
Cisuse
Dunne
Europe
North America
Australia
Weiler
Earth
NYSE Seat Sells For Record 5601060 In New York
A New York Stock Exchange membership fetched a record price of 5601060, rising 5000 from the prior high and surpassing earlier sales. The report notes the sale occurred in New Work as of Nov 30 with buyers including Emory B. Shirley and others, while a hunting trip plan is mentioned for Bruce sire and John Kraus of Baltimore.
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New York Stock Exchange
Emory B. Shiriey
D. Murray Stauf
Fer
H. B. Robins
Bruce Sire
John Kraus
Baltimore
North Carolra
Thanksgiving hog butchering at Rhodesick home south of Frederick
A large butchering occurred on Thanksgiving day at the home of Robert Rhodesick south of Frederick. Seven hogs weighing about 400 pounds each were slaughtered and served to forty men.
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Satchering
Robert Rhodesick
Frederick
Miller parole recommended in liquor and conspiracy case
Thomas W. Miller former Alien Property Custodian and co defendants faced charges of conspiring to defraud the U S government with plans to pass seven million dollars in claims from the American Metal Company. The Federal Board recommended parole pending AG Sargents approval.
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Washington
Thomas W. Miller
New York
Federal Board
Sargent
Miller
Land
Atea
Millers
United States
American Metal Company
Harry M. Daugherty
Attocrney-General
John T. King
Connecticut
Jess W. Smith
Daugherty
Wert
Daugh
Near-Miss Translation: Tramp Steamer Close to Vestris
Federal hearing reveals the tramp Montosa was six miles from the Vestris on November 11 as it sank, with no wireless and drifting steering gear. Witness George Harrison says Montosa did not detect distress while a gale raged and Vestris listed. Also notes Lewistown Woman's Club gathering and Titan's meeting update.
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New York
George Frederick Harrison
Montosa
Harrison
Vestris
Montons
Mist may halt hunting trip planned by Coolidge
Swannanoa Club near Waynesboro Va November 20. An invitation to a 30 quail shooting was given President Coolidge at his country home and residence today but misty rain threatened to keep him from the hunt. Richard W Glemmer and AR Moorehead arranged the invitation and the moorhead estate lies seven miles west of the Coolidge quarters. The couple rose early but inclement weather blocked the outdoor trip.
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Swannanoa Club
Waynesboro
Coolidge
Stantanos
Richard W. Glemmer
Waxestoro
AR. Moorehead
Moorehead
NO LICENSE 10 HUNT FINE FOR OFFENSE
Morning. DRIVER WHO WRECKED SEMAPHORE NOT GUILTY Nikirk Case From Last Summer Craig Esworthy found guilty of hunting without a license on E. O. property near Reels MN. He was fined 20 and costs. Justice Bowers presided. Reno S. Harp and game wardens testified. Storm prosecuted. Anthony Exworthy case verdict not guilty due to defense that he was not hunting. Thomas Stephens, 43, of Washington, D. C., found not guilty of reckless driving after semaphone damage near B South Market and South streets. Stephens claimed he pulled from curb, saw a yellow light, and was driving about 12 mph. He had no lawyer. Nikirk case continued. Obla Nikirk released on 500 bond. Witnesses absent. case linked to Shank death on National highway west of Middletown.
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Craig Esworthy
E. O
Reels MN
Justice Bowers
People’s Court
Esworthy
Reno S. Harp
Phebus and
Lowe
Thomas Stephens
Washington, D. C
B South Market
Southstreets
Stephen
West South Street
South Market Street
Stephens
Nikirk
Obla Nikirk
Middletown
Jun
Circuit Cours
Rhoyd Shank
Jims Slest
Bowers
Bend
Shank
Lloyd Lewis
Middetown
Hell
Poultry Judge George O Brown Dies in Baltimore
The dean of poultry judges George O Brown died at his Baltimore home. Funeral at 2 pm today and burial in Greenmount Cemetery. He edited agricultural and poultry topics for the Weekly Sun for seventeen years and judged poultry at fairs in Maryland and twenty one states, including Madison Square Garden and the Worlds Fair.
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George O. Brown
Baltimore
Greenmount Cemetery
Brown
Agricultural and Poultry
Old Weekly Sun
Maryland
Paults
Maryland Poultry Fanciers’ Association
Hagerstown
Madison Square Garden
New Yore
American Poultry Association
Chicari
Adelphia
Baltymore Poultry
Butchering Event At Homs Household
A Tuesday butchering was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sameel Stambatan with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rev, B. E. Neimer, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Slaughter, Clara, Rev Dinterman and family, Ancabdene and Donald of Rocky Ridge, Mr. and Mrs Lester Fisher, Ct Smith, Mrs James Shook, Geraldine Bele of Creagerstown, Hang Fisher, Edith Stamba, Morris Fisher of Lors, and Wesler Duble and sons John and Richard of Gracetgon.
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Homs
Sameel Stambatan
Mmrs
Samuel Rev
B. E. Neimer
Harvey Slaughter
Clara
Dinterman
Ancabdene
Donald
Rocky Ridge
Lester Fisher
Ands
Ct Smith
James Shook
Cau Geraldine Bele
Creagerstown
Hang Fisher
Edith Stamba
Morris Fisher
Lors
Wesler Duble
John and
Richard
Gracetgon
Ryan Disinherits His Son In Will
New York Nov 30 AP The will of Thomas Fortune Ryan capitalist leaves most of his vast estate to family but disinherits son Allan, giving him only a pair of pearl shirt studs. Estimated estate value 100 to 500 million, with charitable bequests and trust funds for other relatives and employees.
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New York
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Allan A. Ryan
Traction
Ryan
The
Fathers of the Blessed Sacrament
University of Virgina
New York State
Virginia
Evening World
Thomas Forttune Ryan
Allen
Allan
Allan Ryan
Stutz Motor
Wall Street
Hair stealing killing tied to witchcraft claim in York county
In North Hopewell township Nelson D Rehmeyer, 58, a farmer, was killed in a fight over a lock of hair said to break a spell on the Hess family. Wilbert G Hess 18 and John Blymire 32 confess. John Curry 14 also implicated. want for burying the hair eight feet underground to end supposed enchantment. The trio allegedly struck Rehmeyer with a belt and club, then burned the body and fled.
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York
Nelson O. Rehmeyer
North Hopewell
Wilbert G. Hess
Ness
Rehmeyer
John Blymire
John Curry
Milton J. Hess
Blymire
Young Beas
Hess
Young Hess
Curry
Rehmeyers Farm
Neson D. Rebmeyer
North Hopewell Township
Curry Boy
Bigmire
Vicim
Complete confession of murder obtained in Riverside case
Deputy District Attorney Earle Redwine announced that Gordon Stewart Northcott confessed to killing an unidentified Mexican youth on the Northcott ranch near Riverside. He said Sanford Clark aided in the murder and described burning the head and burying the body in Puente California, with broader abuse earlier admitted. Extradition proceedings target Mrs Sarah Louis Northcott, held in Calgary.
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Bakersfield
Cal
Earle Redwine
Riverside County
Gordon Stewart Northcott
Northcott
Riverside
Sanford Clark
Puente
British Columbia
Sarah Louis Northcott
Cloudbanks Conquer Plane At Cumberland In Storm
Cumberland Nov 30 AP Cloud banks hindered mountain tops as a four hour battle ended with a weatherbound party of eight landing at Mexico Farms after being forced back from the Aeronautical Exposition in Chicago. Captain EZ Hanes of Hackensack NJ led the party. Wreck Victim Buried Cris B Everett MB of Washington DC fireman on the Mee thenal Limited Baltimore and Ohio was laid to rest near Cumberland after a funeral at Humbird Chapel. Fingers Bedis Cat Mrs Julia Maught of Broad Run lost two sowers when a cat incident caused injuries Thursday.
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Cumberland
New York
Chicago
Ez, Hanes
Hackensack
N. J
Mexico Farms
Mt. Savere
Prestburs
Julia Maught
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