Bids Sought for New City School and Armistice Day Parade
Plans for a new eight room elementary school approved and to be bid. Attendance at the annual Fair funded by Frederick County Agricultural Society granted. High and elementary pupils to join Armistice Day activities in November. Teachers salaries set at minimum due to limited appropriation. Building additions for Wolfsville and New Midway discussed. Several school buildings sold and September bills authorized.
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Frederick County Agricultural Society
Frederick High School
Legion
Wolfsville
New Midway
Billding Committee
Araby
Stony Branch
Valley View
Weekly Crop Review and Community Club Update
Weather and crop conditions report for Maryland ending October 2 by Roscoe Nunn. Most counties show fair to very good corn and potato harvesting with cool nights. vegetation unusually green due to August September rain. The Troutrifle Community Club held its initial meeting September 28 with a large turnout and a program by local schoolchildren. officer elections were conducted and plans set for October 26.
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M Maryland
Roscoe Nunn
Secetion
Maryland
Wicomico County
Garrett County
Newberry Sitters in Senate Showdowns and Aftermath
The piece surveys Newberry faction defections and loyalties in the Senate, listing members from Curtis Kansas to Watson Indiana and others, noting losses and re-elections. It highlights key figures such as Hale of Maine, Norbeck of South Dakota, Capper of Kansas, Borah of Idaho, and Kenyate’s move to the federal bench, with several lifelong-tenure claims and lame duck appointments.
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Mea Sernike
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Wisconsin
Ladd
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Newberryites
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Edge
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Maine
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New Hampshire
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Connecticut
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Indiana
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California
Yond Anniversary Held by United American Men Council No 48
The 32nd anniversary meeting of the United American Men Council No 48 was held with a large attendance. John W. Falk opened the session. Wr. W. Pickett presided as master of ceremonies and introduced speakers. State Councilor John F. Hatton of Maryland Springs spoke on growth and support on the Eastern Shore. Wm. Cullen of Salisbury discussed new organizational development. Henry Weinberg of Staunton commented on principles of the order. Additional remarks were made by Charles W. Heiser and others. The event closed with songs for the Red Cross and a note on the new president Mrs ve Bi.
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pSeat Key Council
John W. Falk
Wr. W. Pickett
Sand
John F. Hatton
Mardeia' S Springs
Wm. Cullen
Salisbury
Henry Weinberg
Staunton
Charles W. Heiser
Jetes
Wai F. Schomdi
Adam Deitrieh
X. Dobel
Jesse Mr. Haugh
Wm. C. Roderick
George B. McGinniss
George T
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Boys and Girls Exhibits Planned for Frederick Fair
County Agent Henry R. Shoemaker reports growing entries from Boys and Girls clubs for the Frederick Fair October 15 19. Holstein and Guernsey associations offer payments to exhibitors. expected animals include 35-40 calves 30-40 pigs and 34 poultry pens with the Emmitsburg Baby Beef Club added this year.
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Los
Henry RE. Shoemaker
Fivom
J County
Fredrick Fair
Atonday
Frederick County Holstein ‘Association
Frederick County Guernsey Association
Holstein Association
Guernsey Association
Shoemaker
Emmitsburg
Annual Woman’s Missionary Society Meeting Draws 200 Delegates
More than 200 delegates from sixty seven congregations totaling over 10 000 members attend the forty fifth annual session of the Woman s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Maryland Synod United Lutheran Church in America. The gathering opens at Grace Lutheran church with Holy Communion led by Rev J B Ruwley and welcomes by Mrs J Bowers Catonsville and Mrs James P Reese president of the sisterhood.
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Congregational Socelies
Westminster
Worm’s Home
Foreign Missionary Society
Maryland
Work Among Blind Is Told by Rabbi Willner
Rabbi Willner recounts work among blind residents and the lives touched by aid programs. The piece notes many cases remain to be tried in criminal court during the coming week.
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Rabbi Willner
Palestine forestry praise and British aid noted at meeting
A meeting featured praise for forestry progress in Palestine and Europe, with Rabbi Willner noting eucalyptus planting and park development. Speakers cited British efforts in sanitation and infrastructure, including the Hezekiah viaduct ruins and forest protection, with remarks on local club leadership and new member elections.
Valuable G. O. P. documents stolen in Washington
The Evening Star reported missing campaign documents and confidential data from Republican National Committee files. Personal files of Harry J. Brown assistant director of publicity were rifled twice, and Secretary Work was said to have viewed nothing in the report.
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Washington
The
Evening Star
Republcan National Committee
Harry J. Brown
Sae
Work #5
Appointments Made by Court of Appeals in Annapolis
Maurice Osis Greta Md named secretary to the Court of Appeals to replace the late J. Gu. Thompson who died last June after 20 years in the post. Lioyé Yount Cumberland succeeds Ogie in his former role. The School Presented With Bible The first meeting of the Way Parent-Teacher Association for the ensuing year held with Rose F as president and Roger F as secretary. Various new members admitted. A Bible presented to the school by the girls of the Grand Forest of Branch. Readings by Mrs Ruth Whitmers and Martha Fogle. Committees appointed for the next meeting on October 24. Red Cross relief fund collected 35.73 at the Scots Key hotel.
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Annapolis
Maurice Osis
Greta. Md
J. Gu. Thompson
Annanslis
Lioyé Yount
Cumberland
Ogie
Lawrence Wale
Associa Fas Sh
Rose F
Roger Fi
Fioward Ridenour
Howard Ridenour
Roger Fogle
Grand Forest of Branch
Ruth Whitmers
Walsersvile
Sao
Roland Rice
le Gore
Red Cross
Friends of the Red Cross
Ifsoness Scots Key
News-Post
How Mothers Help Prevent Disease Spread at School
Bulletin from the US Public Health Service relays Dr. Riley of Maryland urging mothers to vaccinate children against smallpox and diphtheria before enrollment. It lists symptoms that warrant keeping a child home and outlines the moral duty to protect both the child and neighbors.
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US 5. Public Health Service
R. H. Riley
Maryland
Riley
Scoutmasters Planned Dinner and Court of Honor Event
Scoutmasters and troop committeemen from Frederick and Carroll counties meet October 9 at United Brethren church for a 6 PM dinner and 7 30 PM Court of Honor. Harry Gross Jr. of Middletown Troop 1 earns Eagle Scout badge. George G Whitney leads fall activities and plans for coming months.
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Frederick
Carroll
United Brethren Church
Court of Honor
Francis Scott Key Council
Fretnylek
Overall
Charlies E. Wood
Carroll County
George G. Whitney
Prohibition Agent Dies in Auto Wreck
Baltimore Oct 4 AP Prohibition Agent Dahon Nicola was killed and two undercover men escaped injury after their automobile overturned during a chase near Ridge Halethorpe. The pursuing car occupants were injured. Nicola died at the hospital. authorities began an inquiry into the crash.
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Dahon Nicola
Nieve
Washington
Halethorpe
Nathaniel
John T. Wleggels
Nicola
Hastity
Raskob predicts material readjustment of market
John J Raskob New York stock market operator chairman foresees a substantial readjustment as he commented on market movements today The remarks suggest shifts could outpace earlier expectations and influence trading sentiment in the near term.
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Raskob
New York
John J
Romanian Royal Family Member Elopes in Paris
Budapest Oct 4 The News Pap says Nicolas of Rumanda eloped with a Rumainian aristocrat girl in Paris. Brat Carol once prince of Romania reportedly involved. No confirmation available. The claimant is 25 years old and related to Queen Mare and Princess Tianay.
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Napio
Nicolas of Rumanda
Paris
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Rumania
Mare
Tianay
Opening World Series Draws 80 000 Fans At Yankee Stadium
A near record crowd gathered at Yankee Stadium for Game One of the World Series as Babe Ruth and the Yankees faced the St. Louis Cardinals. Hoyt and Sherdel were the opposing pitchers with Ruth delivering the first big cheer as New York struck early, scoring once in the first inning.
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Prom Sports Editer
Yankee Stadium
New York
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Persork
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Yankees
Babe Ruth
Babe
Jett Deld
Hall
Heil
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Willie Herded
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Redbirds
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Ruth
Feld
Douthit
Frisch
Gehrigg Roubie
Punchal Orst
Jera Koexig
Meusel
Advance Temporarily Halted In Market Rally
York reports a broad stock price advance was briefly checked by Denny selling after John J Basico claimed prices had outrun values and needed port material. Early declines reversed with strong buying support. call money fell to a low level as traders weighed fundamentals.
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Denny
John J. Basico
Jin
Tom
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