Auto collision on South Market street injures none
Five people escaped serious harm after two Ford roadsters collided near Frederick causing one to overturn. Garfield Spencer of Greenfield and Harry Burkett of this city were in the other car with Burkett’s family. All suffered minor injuries. no arrests. Boy Hart, nine, was struck by a Pennsylvania car near Harmony Grove, brushed as it passed, and taken to Frederick City Hospital with non serious injuries. Driver left name and address.
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Ford
South Market Street Pike
Frederick
Garfield Spencer
Greenfield
Harry Burkett
Burkett
A. G. Bourne
Boy Hart
Francis Hoffman
John J. Hoffman
Harmony Grove
Pennsylvania
Frederick City Hospital
Baron Auer von Welsbach
Swords and altar cloth to be presented to Mountain City Lodge
Mountain City Lodge of Frederick will host a special Monday night meeting where a fine pair of swords and an altar cloth will be presented by the Grand Lodge of Maryland. Grand officers will attend and receive the items on behalf of the lodge with open sessions for members of the Temple of Pythian Sisters.
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Mountain City Lodge
K. of P
Frederick
Grand Lodge of Maryland
Grand Lodge
J. Edward Richardson
B. Mercer Hartman
A. Elwood Martak
George W. Ward
Reno S. Harp
Austin W. Howard
CG. Thos. Summers
Ehancellor J. Murray Cronenburg
Pythian Sisters
Temple of Pythian Sisters
James H. Falk
Milcop E. Akers
G. Walt. Frank Jr. Ridenoar
Wal Tretta
Mognecain City Lodge
Market Closes Strong in New York Trading
Market activity gains momentum as industrial and motor shares lead the advance. Broad-based price movement lifts many issues with sales over 1,000,000 shares. weather outlook hints at showers and a cooler spell early in the week with a midweek warm-up.
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New York
APIJ
Washington
Middle Aran He States
St.Paul, Minn
J. A. Gerber
Killed as Truck Hits Embankment in Pa Town
John Edward Shipley, 48, of Chambersburg Pennsylvania, died Friday evening when a truck overturned on a steep hill. Two other men were badly injured. Shipley, a former Frederick resident, left a son and several siblings. Funeral set for Sunday at 3:30 p.m. from West Church Street home. Mt. Olivet cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edward Shipley
Louise Shipley
Patrick Street
Chambersburg
Shipley
Frederick
John J. Shipley
West Pat-rick Street
This City
Isaach
Shipier
West Church Street
Jacob Hess
Waynesboro
Ada Scarf
Hagersown
John Koons
Cumberland
Emil Reitz
Baltimore
Mt. Olivet
C. Carty
Hood College delegates host Eagle Mere service
Hood College announces an Eagle Mere Conference service Sunday October 4 at six o'clock. Delegates will share conference experiences around a fire near the reservoir after departing from the hut. The program includes the Bryn Mawr prize song and reports on key convention events. Names listed include Ethel BrightDIN, Frances Dern, Dorothy Best, Antoinette Tatem, Mary Lowther, Pearl Smeltzer, Louise Wright, Hazel Lucas, Loraine French, Ethel Webster, Grace Farmer, Irene Stup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Eagles
Hood
Bryn Mawr
Killed Man Admits Motive In North Carolina Shooting
In Rockingham North Carolina October 3 a wealthy cotton manufacturer W B Cole testified in a murder case that he killed W W Orman to "shut his tongue" rather than to protect his life. Osman a former suitor to the manufacturer's daughter was shot dead while seated in a car. Also noted are recent faculty changes in city and county schools with new principals and teachers assigned.
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Associated Press
Rockingham
N. C
W. B Cole
W. W. Orman
Osman
Qeunufacturer
City Urges Water Conservation Despite Rain Benefit
City officials warn water remains well below normal despite Friday rainfall. Reservoirs Fishing creek Tuscarora and Ox creeks supply the city with limited pressure as crews survey conditions. A decision not to clean Fishing creek basin preserves storage in the dam while rainfall is needed to restore supply. A leak discovered on East Patrick street prompted immediate repair work and temporary water shutdown.
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Fishing Creek
Tuscarora
Ox Creeks
Presen Drouth
Bexan
William H. Moors
East Patrick Street
Irish Republicans Parade Prohibited at Capitol Grounds
Irish republican sympathizers attempted a parade on the Capitol plaza in Washington to protest Ireland's exclusion from the Interparliamentary Union Congress. Police said signs on Capitol grounds were illegal and the marchers left after protests. Banners questioned U S support for Ireland and accused Britain of controlling policy.
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Associated Press
Washington
Capitol
Iris
Interparliamentary Union Congress
America
Ireland
United States
Britain
Wheat Prices Slide on Canada Grain Piling
Enormous grain piling in Canada with limited outlets drives wheat down this week. Wheat falls 71% to 154 cents a bushel, oats rise, corn steady to higher, and provisions dip slightly as U S and world supplies grow. prospects of slow export disposal loom amid new U S visible supply gains and railway embargo rumors.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Canada
United ‘States
Argentina
Australia
Duluth
Frederick merchants plan Monday night trade meeting
A meeting for local merchants and supporters to boost Frederick as a shopping center is set for 7 15 pm in the Blue and Grey room at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. George A. Deatel will outline plans for the Buy in Frederick campaign to open soon. James H. Gambrill Jr is among those invited to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Flood College
George A. Deatel
Baltimore
Retail Merchants’ Association
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Brightwood Commandery Plans Service and Escort
Brightwood Commandery No. 6 Knights Templar of Washington announces Eminent Commander Robert A. Fischer will attend a morning divine service at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church. Dr. G Ellis Williams will preach on Masters of Men with over 150 in attendance, plus wives. an overflow service may occur at Shae School if needed. Following, a dinner at Francis Stott Ker Hotel. Kindergarten opens with 43 children under Miss Eisenhauer and Miss Sappington assisting.
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Brightwood Commandery
Knights Templar
Washington, D. CG
Robert A. Fischer
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
G. Ellis Williams
Knight Allen E. Watson
Jacques de Molar
A. A. Radcliff
Brightwood
Shae
Charles S. Cole
Tuer Webb Hares National Training School
Washington
D. C
Trichtsood Commanders
Francis Stott Ker
One Dies After Tunnel Cave-In at C and D Caves
Richmond Va Oct 3 Benjamin F Mosby fireman died from injuries in the cave in of a section of the Chesapeake and Ohio tunnel at Church Hill trapping over 40 workers in wall reinforcement. Engineer Tom Mason is believed killed and several African American laborers unaccounted for in the great slide.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Benjamin F. Mosby
Chesapeake and Ohio
Church Hill
Tom Mason
Lone robber nets payroll at Wood mill in Lawrence
A masked bandit entered the Wood mill of the American Wosien Company in Lawrence on October 3 and forced the paymaster and guard to surrender. He fired a shot that misfired and escaped with a payroll estimated between 10 000 and 12 000 dollars.
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Associated Press
Lawrence
Mass
His
Shrubbery Plans for I O O F Home at North Market
A committee at the I O O F Home on North Market Street discussed shrubbery and grounds work tied to the new building. Plans show shrubbery planted in November and aim to have the Home occupied by late November or early December, with a October directors meeting to appoint a superintendent and set inmate reception.
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North Market Street
Wil Mam A. Jones
Baltimore
L. B. Hafer
Gettysburg
William J. Wilkinson Sr
Robert A. Bennett
Frank E. Sneadner
Rough weather forces Bowdoin in at Red Bay
Rough weather in the Strait of Belle Isle forced the MacMillan Arctic ship Bowdoin to put in at Red Bay Labrador coast. A radio dispatch to the National Geographic Society says Bowdoin left Battle Harbor at seven yesterday morning then bucked heavy seas and shipped water over her bow. Red Bay is a midway stop on the voyage north. The Peary airplane carrier anchored at Curling has been ordered to Sidney where she will join the Bonds early next week weather permitting.
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Associated Press
Washington
Strait of Belle Isle
MacMillan Arctic
Bowdoin
Red Bay
Labrador
National Geographic Society
MacMillan
Battle Harbor
Curling
N. F
Sidney
N.S
Bodies recovered as S-51 crew search halted by rough seas
Off Block Island on October 3 the rescue effort for the S-51 crew paused as seas remained rough. Paul D. Burk of New London was retrieved, marking the fifth body recovered, while divers struggled against dangerous water as a Navy team tried to reach the torpedo room and salvage continued at sea. Sharks appeared near the rescue area prompting concern among sailors about possible scavenging.
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Associated Press
U.S
Camion
Block Island
Paul D. Burk
New London
Navy
Wit. Son
Wain GL. Vitka
Burk
U. 3
Camden
Rally Day Services at Christ Reformed Church
Rally Day services at Christ Reformed Church in Middletown feature Rev John B Adam as pastor with a full program of addresses musical selections and prayers. The day includes a welcome session a series of classes recitations duets and choruses plus an offering to fund lighting for the Sunday school.
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Christ Reformed Church
Middletown
John B.adam
Adam
Louise Weagley
Frantz
E. L. Coblentz
Allce. Reiter
Stewart
Jesus
Marjorie Adam
J. C. Bartlett
Rollin Gaver
Eastern Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Trinle
Wall Street Air War Sparks Panic In 1920s Mock Battle
Antiaircraft guns and whippet tanks stage a mock assault off Manhattan’s towers as part of a army drill. Fire engines respond, crowds flood streets, and reporters receive a flood of inquiries amid echoes of the 1920 Wall Street blast.
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Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
Financial District
Anthair
Tower
Manhattan
Governor's Island
Miller's Field
New York National Guard
Annual Banquet of The Guilt Refining Company Held at Walkersville
The Guilt Refining Company's local force held its annual banquet on Saturday September 26 with guests including R E Garrett and G A Struble district sales managers and other department heads. Fifty five attended the toastmastered event at the town hall in Walkersville. A Sunday excursion to Hagerstown Harpers Ferry and Baltimore preceded a trip to Philadelphia. Organ students from Hood College planned a visit to the Moller Organ Factory Hagerstown accompanied by Prof and Mrs Wate.
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Guilt Refining Company
R. E. Garrett
G A. Struble
R. Crowder
H. H. Brown
A. Tevis
J. M. Stockle
G. M. Williams
E. F. Moore
D. T. Schaeffer
W. Hyde
Hagerstown
R. B. Wolfe
Walkersville
Wiliam Cramer
Harpers Ferry
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Frederick Station
Hood College
Moller Organ Factory
Wate
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Bax
Reservoir
Albert F. Ride
Adam&town School
Dorothy Galé
Commandery
Calvary M. E
Margaret Eisenhauer
Mary Anzell Sappington
Stanley Harris
Bucky
Odd Fellows
Evangelical Reformed Church
G. Oscar Rhoads
Henr i L. G. Kieffer
Misess Katherine Trundle
Glass Remshore
G Ethel McNutt
Hood College Mazionnelles Yaill
Swain
Brodbeck Hall
MotorHead
Off
Rhode Island Coast
Newport
Christy Seckling
Col. Baughman
Qct
E. Austin Baughman
Audnor Milbourne
Ritchie
Gordy
Afr
Gordy BiYd
Baughman
Wartford
Conn
Eastern Conference of Automobile Commissioners
Hiltehla
Mulhourne
Maryland
District of Columbia
Title Department
Middletown, Reformed Sunday School
Miss Baker
Nellie Catherine Baker
Daniel Baker
Gilbert J. Morgan
Francis Barton Morgan
Queen Anne’s County
Henry Ernest Treide
St. Paul Street
John Gardner Murrey
J. Williams Kirk
Baker
Marriigse
William G. Baker
Elizabeth Treide
Morzan
Charles B. Bosley
J. Newell Graham
Joseph B. Baker
David B Baker
Ajrwepa
Gulf Refining Company Aty
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