Redmond and Wallacesmos.in Charged in Auto Theft Case
Charles Wallace 19 and Keefer Redmond 18, both of Redmond, pleaded guilty to stealing a Gulf Refining Company automobile and additional items from a Boy Scouts stand in Baker Park. sentenced to nine months and one year in the House of Correction. Also charged: Tire theft with Wilpert Rinehart, 17, sentenced to two months. Sentences largely suspended. judge attributes suspended sentences to public safety concerns. Witnesses included father Wilbur Hinehart and others.
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House of Correction
Neeman
Peter Fey Réding
Charles Wallace
Keefer Redpond
Gulf Refining Company
Boy Scouts
Baker Park
Redmond
Wilpert Rinehart
Harbaugh
Rinehart
Frederick County
Witneses
Wilbur Hinehart
Guy Anders
Elmer F. Munshower
Berry Tyergar
Robert Leichert
Traversers
Peter
A. Lewis
David C. Winebrenner Ord
Walter E. Sinn
Suvudsrass
G. L. Snoderass
Luther Church Rededicated After Renovations At Woodsboro
In Mt. Ton Lutheran Church Woodsboro parish Rev R 3 Lorrick led two services to rededicate a renovated building. Rally Day in Sunday School featured music exercises and new Hymnal for American Youth. Attendance was low due to bad weather. Rededication included fresh interior paint hardwood floors and electric power for the pipe organ. Sermon by Rev Rock Wentz of Gettysburg Theological Seminary. Congregation size: over 300 with 66 men joined recently. Perfect attendance noted for September Casocin School Room 1 pupils listed with Miss Lottier Eyier as teacher.
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Woodsboro
R. 3. Lorrick
H. Augustine Smith
Bbdei Rock Wentz
Luikwan
Rario Mate
Charles A Six Injured in Automobile Accident
Charles A Six suffered a splintered arm and other injuries when his car skidded or failed to avoid a crash on the Battusore pike near Ridge Moeday evening. The vehicle rolled down an embankment and he was found by two passersby, later resting comfortably at home with non life threatening injuries.
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Coates A
Six
Baltimore
Red Cross Fund Nears Target For West Indies Relief
The Frederick County Red Cross reports $1,308.25 raised locally toward a $1.5 million goal to aid West Indies hurricane victims. Porto Rico shelters house about 500,000 destitute, Florida hosts over 15,000 in camps or temporary homes, and malaria typhoid and influenza affect about 20,000 there and in Puerto Rico. Maryland State School for the Deaf contributed $7, plus gifts from local groups including the Evangelical Reformed Mothers Bible Class and the Maryland National Guard unit.
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West Indies
American Red Cross
Hed Cross
Porto Rico
Florida
Red Cross Fo
Auenza
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Mothers Bible Class
Evangelical Reformed Church
Non- Commissioned Officers Association of
Company A
Maryland National Guard
A. LeRoy MecCardell
Frederick County
Red Cros Chapter
Married but month then files suit for divorce
After a brief sea of matrimony Mrs. Joseph E. Chew of Brunswick files for absolute divorce on statutory grounds. The couple married August 29 by a local minister and have not cohabited recently. She seeks to resume her maiden name JuSa Shreve. Mrs. Chew is represented by Joner and Storm. The defendant, a longtime Brunswick police chief, is also known in Frederick where he previously resided.
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Joseph E. Chew
Brunswick
The
Plaines
JuSa Shreve
Chew
Joner
Storm
Ikewise
Frederick
Branswick
Byrd begins westward leg of Antarctic expedition
Boston dispatch reports Commander Richard E Byrd starting the first leg of his Antarctic journey. He travels west from Boston as he plans to sail from San Pedro, California on the whaler Larsen toward New Zealand where four expedition ships will unite before heading south.
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Byrd
Antarctic
Boston
Richard E Byrd
San Pedro
Cal
Larsen
New Zealand
City Acquires Possession Of Garrett Site
City officials announce acquisition of the Garrett site with plans to raze existing structures and begin redevelopment. The move follows negotiations with property owners and local authorities, marking a turning point for redevelopment efforts.
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Garrett
City to widen Bentz Street to Patrick with decision pending
City officials set to decide timing for widening Bentz Street between Church and Patrick at Wednesday meeting. City has acquired Willard Garrett property at Petrick and Bentz for the project and continues work on Church Street approaches. A new garbage collection system also took effect Monday with Edward T. Ridgeway taking over collection duties.
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Bentz Street
Church and
Patrick Streets
Willard N. Garrett
Petrick and
Bentz Streets
Wile Churcheyeto Petween Church
Cies
Hdward T. Ridgeway
Maryland Apartment building sold to Western Maryland Title Co
The Maryland Apartment building at North Market and East Third streets Frederick has been sold by the Maryland Apartment Company to Western Maryland Title and Mortgage Company with Grover L. Michael as president and Benjamin B. Rosenstock as vice president. The sale, effective January 1 1929, follows an option exercised from a December 1926 leasing. The structure built in 1913 by Frederick Trust Company spans 54 feet on Market Street and 125 feet on Third Street, with three sections and three furnaces. It includes six apartments one store and a banking room to be converted into a storeroom while remaining tenants stay.
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North Market and
East Third Streets
Maryland
Western Maryland Title and Mortgage Company
Grover L. Michael
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Market Street
Third Street
Old Frederick Trust Company
Frederick
A. P. Moller Company
Frederick Trust Company
Central Trust Company
Maryland Apartment Company
St Marys Chapter Evects Resume Meetings at Parish Hall
St Marys Chapter of All Saints church resumed meetings for the Fair and Winter on Monday afternoon at 41 Occock in the parish. An election of officers was held with Mrs Edith Arceman elected president, Mrs Douglass Hooff and Mrs Joseph D Baker as vice presidents, Mrs Hackett Sweet secretary, Mrs Rufus Oden assistant secretary, and Grace P Smith treasurer.
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St. Mary's
All Saints Church
Occock
Edith Arceman
Douglass Hooff
Joseph D. Baker
Hackett Sweet
Rufus Oden
Grace P. Smith
Plasam Grove School Honor Roll
The following pupils of Grove School made the honor roll for the month of spring: Vir ginija Morgan, Audrey Davis, Jimmie Oasis, Antalie Atopy, Cies Dat, Bobbie Page, Florine Windsor, Cath erine Davis, Ruth McDonough, Beatrice Davis, Mary K. Reikir, brine adurpay.
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Plasam Grove
1 Grove School
Netards
Virginija Morgan
Audrey Davis
Jimmie Oasis
Antalie? Atopy
Cies Dat- 38
Bobbie Page
Florine Windsor
Catherine Davis
Ruth McDonough
Beatrice Davis
Mary K. Reikir
Brine Adurpay
Harris Sees Release as Pilot of Washington Team
In 1954 Buck Harris is released as manager of the Washington team after a season that saw the club finish with the American League pennant and a World Series victory over the Giants. The move names Gratinad Ier Marna as the new manager as the club's status remains strong.
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Bucky Harris
Washington Team
Domer
Gratinadier Marna
Tage Set
Artis
Washoe
Wott
Tunney and Lauder arrive in Rome for wedding
Gene Tunney, retired heavyweight champion, and fiancee Miss Mary Josephine Lauder arrived in Rome from Naples by car, meeting upon arrival and heading to the hotel. Monsignor Breslin aided with papers as Tunney refrains from date details amid eager crowds. In Hagerstown, Mayor Charles E Bowman dies after a long illness. city to elect a successor soon, acting mayor Reuben Musey seen as likely.
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Rome
Getre Tunney
Nilss Mary Josephine Lauder
Italy
Naples
Tunney
Saturnia
Miss Lauder
New York
The
Eternal City
Aussie
Dunney
Joseph A. Breslin
Tunkey
Hagerstown
Charles E. Bowman
Reuben Musey
Bowman
Deerfield
Margart Bowman
Harry E Bowman
Gene Tenney
Mary Josephine Lauder
Rev Maxwell to transfer to Trinity pastorate South
Rev RC Maxwell will leave for the Trinity pastorate in Port Republic Rockingham district of the Baltimore Conference of the M E Church South. Rev W C Smith named to succeed him at Frederick. Maxwell, a Randolph Macon alumnus, has served the Baltimore Conference about 16 years with posts in Roanoke Basic City Pranklin and other Virginia churches. Smith formerly pastor at Trinity Cumberland comes to Frederick immediately after Maxwell moves around October 10. Other appointments of note include G D Kidner Midl d Georgia, J B Tyler Clifton Forge, W S Holley Mel Tost, and J J Ring er Chesapeake Washington district.
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Carl Maxwell
Soutt
Port Republic
Rockingham
Baltimore
M. E. Church
South
Mr. Maxwell
W. C. Soutth
Patuxent-Odenton
Bartlemore
Staunton
Randolph Maca College
Lnter
Exius, University
Atlanta
Melrowe Church
Hoanoke
Basic City
Prostburg
Ellehurch
Pranklin
W. Va
Churches of Freedom, Friendship and
Prederick
Mr. Smith
Maxwell
Trinity Church
Cumberland
Arket Ty
Smith
G. D. Kidner
Middleburg
J. PB. Tyler
Clifton Forge
W. &. Holley
Mel- Tost
B. V. Switeer
Roanoke
J. J. Ringer
Chesapeake
Washington
J. J. Hives
Francis Asbury
W. E. Canoles
Freeden
A. L. Hernesberger
Alry
John Knox
Bethesda
C. A. York
Brunswick
C. L. Retter
Clarksburg
Frank A. Tyler
Rockrille
William Stevens
Gaithersburg
W. W. McToiyre
Poolesville
Dill Ave Community Club Plans Sewer and Social Event
The Dill Ave Community Club met Monday evening at the Baptist church to discuss enlarging the sewer from Rockwell Terrace to Dill Avenue and to appeal for uniform sewerage. A committee led by Rev W C Royal, Bernard Smith and Philip Grove will seek mayor and aldermen support. They also debated garbage collection along Elm to Bent streets but did not act. Stop signs on Dill Ave have been erected. A social event, ladies night on November 19 at the church parlor, was planned with committees for program and refreshments. Rev W C Royal unable to attend due to revival duties at Girdietree Exsterp Shore of Merlar.
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DH Avenue
Baptist Church
Rockwell Terrace
Dill Avenue
W. C. Royal
Bernard Smith
Philip Grove
Elm Street
Bent Street
Elip
The
Fenton Harris
Vivalis Derr
Chester G. Clem
Richard Keyser
Ira Ray
Homer D. Kepler
Gros Herwig
Cherkes Hietmann
Harry Rowe
G. G. Gerrick
Population gains seen in many American cities
Census Bureau reports July 1 1928 population estimates for U.S. cities. New York leads with 6,017,500 residents, followed by Chicago 3,157,400 Philadelphia 2,084,200 Detroit 1,376,500 and Cleveland 1,010,300. Most 30,000-plus cities grow, though Manhattan’s borough reportedly lost 200,000 since 1925. Other large cities include St. Louis Baltimore Boston Pittsburgh San Francisco Buffalo Washington Milwaukee.
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Washington
United States
Census Bureau
New York
Chicago
Philadephia
Detroit
Cleveland
Manhattan
New York City
St. Louis
Baltimore
Boston
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Buffalo
Washington, D. C
Milwaukee
Three Killed in Bitter Mountain Feud Case Submerges News
Kingsport Tennessee reports a feud climax left three family members dead and two injured after a shotgun assault. Miller Horn, blamed for causing the tragedy, was wounded by a self-inflicted shot. In New York trading showed nervous shifts with a midday surge of loan activity and declining market tone.
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Kingsport
Tenn
Carter
Walier
Miller Horn
Plans Completed For Aid Society Dinner Frederick Maryland
Frederick Maryland plans completed for an Aid Society dinner to be held Thursday night at 6:30 in the Francis Scott Key hotel ballroom. Board members met to discuss Thursday's event the executive secretary report and ongoing cases. Speakers include Paul T. Belsser associate judge John J Newman and Mrs Pue.
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Frederick
Maryland
Children’s Aid Society
Francis Scott Key
Children's Aid Society
Abrs
Michael Pye
Paul T. Belsser
Henry Watson Children’s Aid Society
Baltimore
John 3. Newman
Pue
Aid Society
Belsser
Charles McC. Mathias
Montevue Si
Juventie Court
People's Court
He Socety
Frederick County
F Raing
Wage
Thost
J. W. L. Carts
Hoover to Speak in Boston and New York in October
Herbert Hoover will address Boston on October 15 and New York City on October 22, with nationwide radio broadcasts at 8 p.m. Eastern Time. A possible October 28 speech location remains to be decided before his California trip to vote on November 6. He will also speak in Tennessee on October 13 and at Soldiers' Home near Johnson City, as part of a trip.
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Elizabetton
Tenn
Johnson City
Court News Property Transfers and Divorces Listed
A lengthy court notice lists numerous property transfers with county and city designations, including sums from $5 to $15,750, and several divorce actions filed by plaintiffs such as Virginia A Young and Esther Hildebrand. Marriage licenses are recorded for multiple couples, with ages and hometowns noted. The column also reports an upcoming public air show at Washington Barracks featuring the Fight of the Lot and other U.S. Cavalry demonstrations, along with a Potomac River bulletin noting clear conditions.
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Washington
Washington Barracks
U. S. Cavalry
U. S
Virginia Tiny
Scidar
Maryan
Colwntia Dar
Roosevelt Drafted for New York Governor Nomination
Franklin D Roosevelt, after repeated refusals, was drafted by New York party leaders led by Governor Alfred E Smith to run for governor. The convention approved the slate by acclamation. Roosevelt later indicated he would accept, while Mrs. Roosevelt framed the nomination as repayment to longtime supporters. He had planned health stay in the South but faced mounting pressure to run.
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Rochester
N. Y
Pranklin D. Roosevelt
Carter
Secmtary
Navy
New York
Roosevelt
James J. Walker
Herbert H. Lettman
New York City
U.S
Royal &. Copeland
Morris S. Tremain
Buffalo
Albert Conway
Brooklyn
Leonard CG. Crouch
Syracuse
Alfred E. Smith
Atlanta
Pranklin
Rosevelt
Associated Press
Warm Springs
Hire Waying
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Growth in Membership and Funds for General Synod
The General Synod Executive Committee reports to District Synods that membership rose by 4,167 and gifts to congregations increased nearly $400,000. Five boards show varied results with the Foreign Missions board down $4,656 while other boards post gains. overall apportionments to boards outpaced receipts for some classes and synods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Synod of the Reformed Church
U. S
Harrisburg
Als
Isi
General Synod
Board of Ministerial Relief
Public and
Board of
Ome Missions
Foregn Missions
Construction of permanent seats for Navy Notre Dame
Chicago October 2 AP construction of permanent seats on the parade end of Soldiers Field will be completed in time for the Navy Notre Dame football game on October 13. Accommodations will be made for 106 000 spectators while several thousands may occupy a very large ground.
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Chicago
Parc
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Frederick Development Corporation
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Eimerat. Blacklock
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Mary E. Spencer
Jease W. Thomas
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Joseph G. Young
Harp
Plainter
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Ester Grace Cline
Grover C. Cline
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Herman Main
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Estar
Hildebrand
Stoner
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Walkersville
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Buckeystown
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EB. W. Scott Beall
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Austin E. Ross
Elizabeth Rosetta Jones
Preditrick
Willam B. Faurer
Nannie ‘Page Thompson
River Bulletin
Potomac
N.Y
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Reformed Synod
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