County to Issue School Bonds for Hood College
County to issue ten school bonds totaling 2000 dollars for Hood College. Bond sale set for October 13. Report notes funds from central trust involved and many visitors at the campus day event.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1934
Page
1
Bond payments and campus events outlined by county board
County Commissioners continue payments on five school bond issues totaling 186000 and a 100000 serial road bond, with partial refunds from a defunct bank and scheduled future payments. Campus Day planned at Hood College includes a full program, student competitions, and visits by faculty and alums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Henry S. Stahr
Philadelphia
Frederick
New York City
Prince George Hotel
International Council For Religious Education
World Sunday School Association
Board of Directors
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Emory JL
Coblentz
Middletown
Henri Tof Kinflar
Harry 3
Benginer
Coblatz Hall
Alumnae
Con- Howe
Coblentz Hall
Frederick County
Coblentz Case Opens Maryland Court of Appeals Fall Term
Annapolis October 2 The Court of Appeals opens its fall term with 89 cases on the docket. The session features the state of Maryland versus Emory J. Coblentz former president of Central Trust Company of Maryland. Coblentz faces a fraudulent misrepresentation charge linked to the receivership. The indictment was quashed in Baltimore prior to appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Sue Oe Wulay
Maryland
Emory J. Coblentz
Central Trust Company of Maryland
Coblentz
Criminal Court of
Baltimore
Ministers Gather for Baltimore Conference Meeting
About 150 ministers from the Baltimore Washington and Frederic districts attended a Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Church gathering at Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church in Philadelphia. Rev. of Philadelphia delivered the speaker address and Dr Caer, director at Westegata University, spoke on kindness and service with Mrs. president of the society as chairperson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bimore
Washington
Frederic
Baltimore
Methodit
M. E
Philadelphia
Caer
Hs i
Asbury Methodict Episcopal Church
University
M Ania
Adi Nh Bi
Frederick Relief Funds Discussed by County Officials
Hewis Ro Derioangh of the County Welfare Board and Mrs Marguerite Bows rector met with County Commissioners to review funds for Federal relief in Frederick. Since July 1, 1933, the county has approved $24,000 from two sources, with a new plan for distribution tied to the 1933 budget and anticipated federal allotments from state relief headquarters. The board noted official notices on future receipts and Ro Roosevelt'sRecent policy changes may affect allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewis Ro Derioangh
Cavek County
Marguerite Bows
Cuey
Skeeelkepte
Oae Tae
Hoosevelt
Frederick County
Focal Welfare Board
Conley Campaign Spent 1500 in Frederick County Fund
A statement filed with the Clerk of Court shows Dr. Charles H. Conley spent 1500 in Frederick County for his Democratic bid for governor. The record lists contributors led by Conley with 1100, plus 507 in smaller gifts, and total expenditures around 1496.22 leaving a small balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Charles H. Conley
Albert N. McCardell
Conley
Ritchie
Frederick
D. BE. Wight
L. E. Signfooge
Conley-for-Governor
Meanist
Fairgrounds
George
Allnutt
Sherman P. Bows
Harry W. LeGore
Archley R. Molesworth
George L. Doub
John F . Thompson
Frank W. Rothenshoefer
J. Lee Simmons
Newton Trundle
Walter EB. Linn
Daniel C. Grove
H. Dorsey Etchison
Brunswick Transient Given Four Months Prison Term
A Brunswick transient, Robert Collins, was found guilty of assaulting a transient official and drunkenness. He received four months in the House of Correction from Justice Howard Marvin Jones. Other local court notes include fines and short jail terms for several individuals for drunkenness disorderly conduct and street fighting. Gasoline price cut three cents a gallon in Hagerstown reflects regional pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Robert Collins
House of Correction
Howard Marvin Jones
Brunswiesx
Ernestala
Tates
Macea Ot
Guyton Sinfonse
Sherman P. Bowses
Mit
LeRoy Carroll
Coisred
Henry
Walter L. Fox
Thomas Filby
Benjamin Transient
Ben Phebus
John Taner
Lawrence Fagan
James Cannon
Oficer Phobus
Cris Kenny
Oeer
Frank Crum
Ston Heid
Cviatasyy
John
Ted Behis
Niegal
Hagerstert
Pennaxivahia
Hunt for Murder Suspect Tracked From June
Relatives from this city report Sheriff Crum of Montgomery County plans to return to Rockville mortuary as investigators pursue Whiting, accused in the 17 year old Flossie Baricn murder. Virginia authorities found a decomposed body in the Potomac opposite Senecca and Maryland officials identified it as a Black man, possibly Whiting, with pockets containing Washington DC addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomay
Charles E Winting
Freerick County
Sherif
Charles W. Crum
Bods
Humocr
Flossie Virginia Baricn
Whiting
Couunty
Loudoun County
Virginia
Potomac River
Senseca
Montgomery County
Maryland
Rockville
Alvie A. Moxley
Mont-gomery County
Sherrill Crum
Crum
Waittare
Montgomery
Pivasna
Ton Waobingerton
D. C
Port of Rocks
Not Guilty Plea In Tragic Death Case In Wilkes-Barre
Rovytrt Allen Edwards, a youthful mine surveyor dubbed a ladies man, pleads not guilty to the murder of his neighborhood sweetheart. In a Pennsylvanias courtroom Amelia flags, witnesses, and jurors fill the scene as the case opens.
First Vesper Service Report From Unclear Towns
Fragmented OCR text hints at a First Vesper service with references to Henry I and a president figure. Many garbled phrases obscure events, places, and dates, yielding no clear names or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Cook Suspends Salisbury State Normal Head
The state superintendent has suspended the head of Salisbury State Normal School. Ham Holloway will assume duties as acting principal while the trustee operates the education office and the teaching department undergoes review. The suspension followed formal procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Salisbury State
Baltintore
Senius
Aumennios
Two Fleeing Convicts Escaped Jail in Virginia
Police hunt for Hobart Mais and Walter Legenza continues across Virginia as Judge seeks special grand jury inquiry. Governor may appoint new judge amid jailbreak investigation. guns reportedly smuggled in a can, allegedly through Mais' mother, who denies involvement. Alfred Fluhart detained as part of the manhunt with no known link to the fugitives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Val
Virginia
Gandsters
Hobart Mais
Walter Lezenza
Dain Iam
Tierdon
Peery
Polee
Maia
Alfred Flubart
Crisfield
Robert Mais
Walter Legenza
W. V. Hunter
State Police
Fluhart
Mary
Tegenza
Tigers and Cards On Toes For First Game
Pleased with the Tigers spirit Manager Mick Cochrane plans workouts to keep the players ready for the opener. He may start Lynwood Rone, with Alvan Crowder and Tammy Bridges also in consideration. due to absences Dom Deary and other veterans are kept in check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deira
Tigers
Mick Cochrane
Lynwood
Rone
Cochrane
Alvan Crowder
Tammy Bridges
Long-Time Program Under Review By Fader and NRA
Fragmentary text shows a discussion on preserving a MMC AULD UD capacity with a standarta and NRA involvement. Ambiguous phrases describe executive roles and a push to save a program, mentioning a portmanteau message and potential organizational action.
New Parking Law Sparks Police Enforcement in Town
A new parking regulation was enacted this morning in Manortha with cars restricted in certain zones. Police patrols ensured compliance as motorists faced warnings and potential fines under the updated rule.
Laws Shield Liquor Sellers Amid New Act Debates
Justice Bennett warns against lax enforcement as the new liquor statute takes effect. He pledges to uphold beer and wine laws, the minor sales ban, and restrictions on intoxicated patrons. A court session in People's Court highlighted enforcement, with fines and suspensions for two defendants linked to a Thurmont dance hall disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoorter
Yanthwal Gahan Bas
Tive
Alvan
Tennett
Peoples Cours
Justice Monnet
Bennett
Frans
Plates al Ag
Justien Bannitt
Getheshes Pa
Mulkey and Carr Dance Hall
Thurmont
Carlton Brown
George W. Layman
As- Smgb
Edward
House of Correction
Gang Wen
White House Party Critic Sparks Controversy Over Holiday Event
An unnamed commentator questions a White House holiday party described as a festive gathering tied to a political narrative. The piece notes mixed public reaction and hints at calls for clarification from officials.
Flood Waters Recede in Frederick County Roads Reopen
Flooding in Frederick County eased as Monocacy River crested and receded overnight. Major routes near Urbana Buckeystown and Liberty Road reopened while several roads remained underwater at bridges and low-lying sections. Officials reported the flood crest about four feet above roadway in spots and warned water lingering along back-up channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igiuss
Urbana-Buckeystown
Michaels Mill
Gooduck
Jas
Biggs
Walkersy
Tewislows
Liberty Road
Libati
Israeh Creek
Gatanlis
Iself
Fisstorik, Dist
Une
Stap Roads Commission
Imate
Opis
Phottach
Securities Slide After Roosevelt Speech Warms Market
Market drops following a Roosevelt address as investors reassess government policy and potential inflation. Stocks decline across sectors with bonds and commodities easing while the dollar strengthens on loan expectations.
Mental examination planned for Hauptmann in New York court
In New York, Hauptmann faces an extortion indictment as psychiatrists are to conduct mental tests. District Attorney Foley said the examiner may be Dr. William P. Goodhart with the defense seeking representation. A Bronx grand jury had previously indicted Hauptmann, and extradition discussions between New Jersey and New York were noted as the case progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Haupmar
Willim Skrapp
Haupt
Bronx County Grand Jury
Triad
Klapp
Hauptmaann
Foley
Hauptmann
Dersvy
Oley
Wiliam P. Goodhart
Bronx County
Rtund
Bronx
John Doe
Jane Doel
Trenton
N. J
A. Hiary Moore
New Jersey
Brano Richard Hauptmann
Gereman Carpenter
S& & Conference
Hautmann
Stowe
Autogyro Crash Near Little America Cripples Byrd Expedition
Oct. 2 in Little America Antarctica an autogyro carrying Byrd expedition members crashed during takeoff causing serious injury to McCardawn. Minor arm injuries and severe shock reported. Police logs show officer Willian Felar called, but no further action noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little America
Antarctica
Macxity
Weather fragment notes and celestial hints
Fragmentary weather and celestial data point to yesterday and recent figures. Mentions Sun and Moon timing with numeric markers and vague references to a Frat and a sun rise noted for tomorrow. Data appears OCR damaged with inconsistent units and age markers.
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Dr. Stahr
Montevue
Shuate One
Central Trust Company
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Aude Paywide
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Adgar
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Montesue
Hershberger's Bakery
Felton and Kelly
J. D. Hendrickson
C. Thomas Kemp
Federrice County Poducts, Inc
F. W. Staub and Son
Vesper Service
Bradbeth Hall
Stahr
Lillian O Brown
Miriam R Apple
Ruth Sprenkie
Harriet Baker
Blanche Scott
Marjory ‘Staley
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Mary Ham
Vespers
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Brown
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National Lumitea
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
James
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Kensington
Joe
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MD. Court OF Appeals
Social Service Commission
Clerk of Court
Brunswick Transient
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Wilkes Barre
First Vesper
President Stahr
N. J. Holloway
TJ. Carruthers
Legenza Ad Mais
Robert Alien
Iva
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Oat Wight
Patel Iager
Manortha Wan
Pasatiep
Patrick Sizee
Brown Brothers
Headine
Edward Brown
Alac
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Tam
Brad Saloman Reddy
Preston Bulle
Invadine
Reedy
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Whch
M. Storm
Ins
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Tadanepatis Motor Speedway
Wysbunas
Chinas
White House Party
Dexa
St' Conan
Cuneta
Ohdorsaus
Hiroy Richardson
Covesville
Michael
Cermel
ST At
Diane
Lindbergh
Torney Says
Pilot
Broken
Wiliant Felar
George Summers
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