Wedding of Miss Farrel and Mr Rogers At Eight Today
The marriage of Miss Margaretta Farrel to Vincent Rogers of New York City will be held at eight oclock this evening at the country home of her uncle Gordon Merges Ash near White Oak Springs. The ceremony will be quiet with only immediate family and a few friends present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaretta Farrel
Vincent Rogers
New York City
Gordon Merges
Ash
White Oak Springs
Frederick
Miss Farrel
Dobbs’ School
Dobbs’ Ferry
Rogers
Australia
South Africa
Mr. Clarkson
New York Cite
Ballenger Creek Pike
New York
Philadephia
Washington, P. c
Stock prices rise briskly on overcrowded short interest
Stock market prices advanced briskly in the forenoon as observers cited overcrowded short interest in special stocks. Gains of one to two points appeared across leading rails and industrials, while merchandising and department store issues showed unusual activity and several issues climbed two to four points. Call money opened at five percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Httle
Call Money
Guards and convicts clash at Eddyville prison battle
In Eddyville Kentucky four convicts led by Monte Walters opened fire on guards early today. One guard was killed and four others wounded as troops and townspeople besieged the penitentiary. The attackers took refuge in the dining hall and fight on with 40 guards nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle
Kentucky
Associated Press
Eddyville
Eddyville Penitentiary
Monte Walters
Louisville
Public meeting to discuss old age pension bill
A public meeting at the Empire theater Thursday night at eight, hosted by Frederick Aerie 1067 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, will debate the merits of a proposed old age pension bill for the next Legislature. Justice Alban M. Wood will preside as a parade precedes the event with local aerie members. George Strine and Frank E. Hering will speak, and a large crowd is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Theater
Frederick Aerie
Order of Eagles
Alban M. Wood
Aerie
North Market Street
F. O. BE
Grand Aerie
Congress
Edwind. Ricketts
Brunswick
Eagles
Maryland
Howard M. Albanga
Frank J. Wachter
Jesse Lipscomb
William V. Wore
Edward M. Dyer
J. Harry Kennedy
George Strine
York Pa
Frank E. Hering
South Bend
Indiana
National Commission On Old Age Pensions
F. C. E. Ttigs
PLAN XMAS TREAT AND INSURANCE PAYMENTS REPORTED
A Tuesday meeting of the Empty Stocking Association at Mrs. Ida Markey's home planned the Christmas kiddies’ treat with about 200 dolls already distributed and many volunteers dressing them. Appointed collectors include Mrs. Schmidt, Mrs. Eader, Mrs. Bowlus, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Biser, Mrs. Staley, Miss Burger, Miss Nothagle, and Miss Trail. Ox Fibre Crush Co paid Minnie Lochner widow of Geo. Lochner one year's wages as insurance. Lochner has not worked since December 1919. This is the twelfth insurer policy paid by the company to widows and orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empty Stocking Association
Eafternoon
Ida Markey
William Schmidt
Ed. Eader
Ed. Bowlus
Willis Fisher
Ira Biser
Worthington Staley
Trosetta Burger
Mary Nothagle
Grace Trail
Insurance Polley
Ox Fibre Crush Co
Minnie Lochner
Geo. T. Lochner
Brunswick man held after York bail jump arrest
Clarence L. Ridgeway 30 of Brunswick was jailed after being arrested in York Pa on bail jumping charges. Indicted by the September grand jury for illegal liquor sales he previously fled home and worked in York. He faces future bond arrangements and a Maryland federal court appearance. E. M. Russell 20 of Washington was jailed for auto law violations including no Maryland license tags no registration no driver's license and no title. He was taken into custody with three companions. others were released pending further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Minnick
Middletown
Glenn H. Worthington
Minnick
William §. Norris
Reno S. Harp
Young Norris
Edwin Routzahn
Worthington
Judge Worthington
John P., Angleberger
Bernard W. ‘Wilson
Marshall O. Boone
Earl Eby
Jon Grim
Cornelius NeDevitt
William #. Gaugh
Ira M. Grossnickle
Grant Dubel
Charles W. Lough
Peter B. Dudderar
J. Lee Simmons
Ernest M. Chaney
Buckeystown
Chaney
Joseph Blair
Charles Gilbert
Blair
Clarence L. Ridgeway
Brunswick
York
Ridgeway
Baltimore
Sherif Joseph E. Chew
Brunawick
M. Russell
Washington
Maryland
Russell
Officer Walsh
Corporal Busch
State Police
September Weather Report Reflects Fluctuating Temperatures
September brought wide temperature swings with a high of 89 and a low of 40, along with frost in the county late in the month. Rainfall was heavy at times, totaling 3.53 inches for the month, with 16 days of measurable precipitation and several thunderstorms. Clear and partly cloudy evenings dominated the month, with heavy dews and fogs on several mornings.
Divorce Granted for Norman K. Long and Mary E. Brengle
Norman K. Long of Brunswick was granted an absolute divorce from Mary E. Brengle with attorney Reno S. Harp. The court proceeding occurred Tuesday in the Waynesboro area with Samuel B Brengle noted as the husband in the related filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman K. Long
Brunswick
Reno S. Harp
Mary E. Brengle
Waynesboro
Samuel B Brengle
May Lb, Long
Rotary and Lions Host Kiwanians For Supper
About 120 Rotarians Lions and Kiwanians gather for a supper in the Francis Boott Key ballroom at 6 30 p m serving as hosts to the Kiwanis. Honored guests include Chief Judge Hammond Urner and Associate Judges Glenn Worthington and Robert Peter. Frank Regan will speak on The Fool Taxpayer with illustrated trayon pictures. Emory L Coblentz toasts. H Noel Haller Grayson Staley D Ralph Zimmerman and Ira J McCurdy to speak. A Hart Etchison leads music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Boott
Rotary
Lions Clubs
Hammond Urner
Glenn H. Worthington
Robert B. Peter
Dinger
Frank 8. Regan
Regan
Flying Squadron
Winchester Hall
Emory L. Coblentz
American Education Week Program Outlined for November
Washington notes the American Education Week will run November 18 to 24 with designations of daily themes such as For God and Country Day American Constitution Day Patriotism Day Schools and Teacher Day Literacy Day Community Day and Physical Education Day. The program encourages community involvement through plays pageants posters speeches exhibits and health activities along with a pamphlet distribution for teachers officials and residents.
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Washington
A. P
Bureau of Education
American Legion
National Education Association
Bureau
Confesses Plot to Obtain Insurance of 100000
Eureka, Calif. Oct. Alexander Kels, a wealthy Lodi butcher, confessed to authorities he killed a stranger on his ranch near Lodi on September 12, then burned a haystack near his car to hide the body and disappeared so his wife could collect $100,000 in insurance. He said the act stemmed from financial distress and he did not know the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Eureka
Calif
Alexander Kels
Lodi
Kels
Tech Free
Mrs Bartholow Obtains Absolute Divorce From John Bartholow
Mrs Clara A Bartholow through attorney Sherman P Bowers gains an absolute divorce from her husband John A Bartholow. William iM Storm represented the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara A. Bartholow
Sherman P. Bowers
John A. Bartholow
William Im. Storm
Thea
Hill case to be reviewed by U S District Attorney
Baltimore and Washington reports note Representative John Philip Hill of Maryland was informed by Prohibition Commissioner Haynes that his experiments to make fruit juice exceed alcoholic content and violate the national prohibition act. Haynes says he will bring the matter to Maryland's U S District Attorney for action.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
John Philip Hill
Maryland
Haynes
Till
United States District Attorney of
Hill
Relief Fund in Walkersville Tops $3000 Mark
The American Red Cross announced Walkersville district has raised 3199.25 for Japan earthquake relief, with Edwin Devilbins of Walkersville Savings Bank as a major contributor. Rev. W. Tt. Sfartzell and many locals supported the effort, lifting Frederick County total to over 3600 with further gifts from Mrs. WW S. Zimmerman, William J. Reinmuth, and Grace W. Trall among others.
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Walkersville
Japan
American Red Cross
C. A. Nicodemus
Red Cross
Edwin Devilbins
ZR-1 Returns to Hangar After St. Louis Trip
Lakehurst New Jersey October 3 Completing a record flight to St Louis and returning the navy dirigible ZR-1 nosed her way out of a cloud bank into view of her hangar at the naval aviation field at 6 08 this morning and landed shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lakehurst
N. J
St. Louis
Naval Aviation Field
Two Eggs a Day from Hen Year Round Feasible
Morgantown WV Oct 3 Poultry experts at West Virginia University Agricultural Station report experiments suggesting chickens could be bred to lay two eggs daily. Director TH Knight notes a hen with two reproductive organs and three to four day cycles of egg shape, implying potential for a two-egg or one-egg daily output if breeding succeeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia University
Evers Fay
Knight
National Bank Branches Forbidden Under Law
The Attorney General states in a congressional opinion that national banks may not operate branch banking within their cities. Comptroller Dawes notes banks may offer teller windows for deposits and check cashing but may not engage in loans or securities transactions at these windows.
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Associatedt Preas
Washington
Daugherty
Joint Congressional Banking Commission
Dawes
Campaign Aims to Cut Over Age Pupils in Frederick County
Public school authorities in Frederick County plan an intensive drive to reduce the number of over age children in schools. At a Baltimore conference the group urged segregation, age based promotion, and more individualized attention, noting many parents keep children out for farm duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Department of Education
Baltimore
Lloyd Palmer
Stella Brown
Hal Lee Ott
Caroline McIntyre
Mise Hulda Brust
Frederick
Dairy production boosts world dairy trade says Tay lor
Dr H C Taylor chief of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics told the World's Dairy Congress that dairy production in both hemispheres lessens seasonal shortages. He cited rising international dairy trade, noted shifts in export leaders, and praised transport improvements aiding shipment of fresh milk long distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
H. ¢. Taylor
Bureau of Agricnt Ral Economics
Department of Agriculture
Dairy Congress
Porthem
Canada
United States
de. Tavior
Enland
Denmark
France
Holand
Switzerland
New Zealand
Australia
Argentina
Oklahoma Election Returns Enjoined by Judge
State District Court granted a temporary restraining order halting certification of yesterday's special election results by the State Election Board. Governor Walton's counsel filed the petition, claiming the election was improper. Capitol guards remained on duty as a precaution with no expected trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Walton
Tom G. Chambers
Capitol
Oklo
Frank Carter
State Corporation Commission
State Election Board of Returns
Adjutant-General
Adjt
Barnett
Suit to Set Aside Conveyance by E L Annan
A lawsuit to recover and nullify conveyances and transfers allegedly made to defraud creditors names Edygar L. Annan of Emmitsburg and several relatives and firms as defendants. Trestees in Annan’s bankruptcy, Alexander Armpoiong Jol S Newman and Vincent Sebold, sue on behalf of creditors. Hearing expected after arranging appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edygar L. Annan
Emmiteburg
Anmin, Horner and Company
Annan
Pauline Men Annan
Elyel Annan
Pouwla Annan
Hie
Fidelity Deposit Coupany of
Maryhind
Maryland Casualty Company
Emmitsburg Water Company
Mariners’ State Bank of Brniksburg
Alexander Armpoirong
Jol S&s
Ballymore
Flying Squadron Addresses Set for Frederick Series
The Flying Squadron opens a Frederick visit tomorrow at Winchester Hall with Frank Regan of Rockford IL, a noted tax expert and cartoonist. Free talks run Thurs to Sat featuring Dr D Leigh Colvin Rev Norma C Brown and Oliver W Stewart, promising engaging sessions in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Hall
Frank
Regan
Rockford, IM
Lyceum
Chautauqua
Rockford
Flying Squadron
Frederick
Leigh Colvin
Norma C. Brown
Oliver W. Stewart
Russia and Canada in Prewar Dairy Exports
The report notes Russia earned a notable position in butter exports before the war but later vanished from international trade while Canada emerged as a leading butter exporter and retained influence in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Canada
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MR. Rogers
Gordon M. Ash
Empire Theatre
U. S. Dist. Atty
Hill Case
Prohibition
Taylor
Agricultural Economics Dept
Oresineta
E. L. Annan
Petiion
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