Building Code Study Promised For Frederick City
The city may consider adopting a building code as new construction and storefront designs prompt scrutiny. Mayor and Aldermen have heard proposals about aligning front setbacks on West Patrick street and Market Street with existing lines to prevent overshooting. Concerns on Market Street blocks and South Market Street near the bridge highlight the need to regulate building lines absent a code. A separate note covers a surprise birthday party for G Richard Smith with extensive guest lists and color scheme.
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Frederick
West Patrick Street
Wil Reauine
Ught
Market Street
Patrick
Cheard Streets
South Market Street
Mrs Wilson silent but active in politics in 1920s era
Mrs Mrs Wilson, widow and prominent figure in the National Women's Democratic Club, remained engaged in political life through brief radio statements and letters. She supported Wilsonian principles, traveled for League of Nations study, and participated in party discussions while avoiding public interviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooney Dutcher
Wissen Fxser
South Teaders
Europe
É Tisherd
Wexeon Rimsvif
Smith-McAcee Lehr
Wisan
National Women's Democratic Club
League of Nations
Geneva
Wilson
Jim Reed
Missouri
Harding-Coolidge
S Street
Knights Templar to Visit Mt Airy from Balto and Frederick
About 200 Knights Templar from Baltimore and Frederick with their ladies are expected for a Sunday morning service at Trinity S E church Mt Airy. The group will lunch at the Mt Airy Masonic Temple after the service. The Maryland Commandery No 1 will conduct its fourth annual Mt Airy pilgrimage. A fife and drum corps will accompany the delegation. Sir Knight Rev E R Spencer will preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar
Baltimore
Frederick
Trinity S. E. Church
South
Mt. Airy
Masonic Temple
Mt. Ary
Maryland Commandery
Knights Templar of
Jacques de Molay
Haltimere Temlars
Knight
E. R. Spencer
Woodlawn Methodist Church
Templars
Masonic
Crowd Packs Atlanta for Carnes Transfer in Embezzlement Case
A large crowd at Atlanta's Union Station watched Clinton J. Carnes arrive in custody from Winnipeg to face charges of diverting about 1 million dollars from the Southern Baptist Convention Home Mission Board. Police cleared a path as Carnes, handcuffed, was taken to jail, delaying the train. The report also notes local event alerts and faded regional notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Clinton
Southern Baptist Convention Home Mission Board
Union Station
Hearby
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Rbe
Red Cross Fund Totals Reported at $1900.25
A brief item notes the Red Cross fund total reaching 1,900 dollars and 25 cents, with an additional line showing a large national total of 1,000,000 dollars short in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross Fund
Porto Rico Florida hurricane relief figures reported
Disjointed donation list shows contributions to Red Cross and related relief efforts for hurricane victims. Items include from lodge and civic groups with amounts totaling a few dollars each, plus a note on a county fund and a presidential administration confirmation.
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Porto Rico-Florida
Frederick County
A LeRor McCardell
Reuet
Frederic Lodge of Elks
Francis Scott
Thurmont
Red Cross
Johnsville
Bishop Cook Deplores Campaign Religious Issue
Bishop Cook condemns the campaign issue tied to religion. Church leaders urged restraint as local voters debated the role of faith in public life amid rising tensions and partisan rhetoric.
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Bishop Cook Deplores
Democrats Plan Wide Meet Series for County Campaign
Democratic leaders announce a broad slate of mass and precinct gatherings across the county ahead of the November 6 election. Events start in Emmitsburg and Woodville this Saturday with speakers including Winebrenner and Etchison in Emmitsburg and Worthington and Nicodemus in Woodville. Additional farm meetings and precinct worker sessions are scheduled October 23 through October 26 at the Key Hotel, Hotel Frederick, Johnsville, Walkersville, Urbana, and Myersville, culminating in a large Opera House mass meeting on October 22.
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Emmitsburg
Woodville
Dari C G. Winebrenner
Ad. H. Dorsey Etchison
Glenn H. Worth
Francis Scott Key
Hotel Frederick
New Market
No. 3
Francis Scott | Key
Precinct 4
Johnsvlle
Walkersville
No. 7
Precinct 8
Frederick
Urbana
Myersvilles
Local Branch Elects Officers for Rosewood School Auxiliary
Freder ick County Branch of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Rosewood State Training School met at Owings Mills to elect officers and discuss activities. Mrs. William B. Gaver, daughter of the late Milton Urner, was named first president. Charles S. Price became president to succeed Mrs. Eleanor Amen. The group has funded books and financial aid for the school and plans greater involvement next year with attendance noted.
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Frederick County
Charles S. Price
Eleanor M. Amen
Brown
Gaver
Riss Johnson
Eis R
S. Brown
Liss Fice
Forest Lands Tour Aims to Acquire 200000 Acres in Western Maryland
A Maryland forestry tour planned for October 12 to 14 in Baltimore Frederick Hagerstown and Cumberland will showcase forestry conditions and promote a state acquisition of 200000 acres across four Western Maryland counties over the next decade. The Advisory Board of Forestry and the Board of Regents will lead a party including local groups to inspect Fort Frederick Green Ridge and other sites.]
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Bestey
Come Forestry Oficale
Ween
Advisory Board of Forestry
Board of Regents
Maryland
Maryland Buristry Association
Ayivelaeiaci
West
Forestry Association
Baltimore
Frederick
Hagerstown
Fort Frederick
Fort Prederick
Old Fort
Green Hildge
Cumberland
Grantavile
Maple Sugar
Bittinger
Deep Creek Lake
Swallow Falls
Oakland
Forestry Department
Frederick City
Besley
Harl E. Pfeiffer
F. B
Bodies Found In Auto After Parked Car Slaying
A man about 59 and a woman 35 to 40 were found shot dead in the front seat of a parked car in an apparent murder suicide or double killing. A revolver lay on the seat between them and papers on the woman identified her as Ceci Sage wife of J E Sage, manager of a local store. A large crowd gathered at the home of the deceased and several local residents attended the wake and funeral proceedings.
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Trai
Feman
Ceci M. Sage
J. E. Sage
Sage
Brunswick road award contract details and balances
Summary of public works funding for Brunswick road project with September on hand balances across several accounts. Includes disbursements revenue and total funds for Water Fund and Interest Account along with Fire Company sums and overall total as of September 30.
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Piusth Ayers
BrunsWick
Cai
Weeside Seston
Fire Co
Missionary Society Holds Annual Convention Highlights
The Lutheran Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Societies met at Grace Lutheran Church Westminster for their 46th annual session led by Mrs. James P. Heese. Miss Lizzie T. Etrely gave devotions. reports covered year activities and rising membership in young women’s societies. key speakers included Dr. Maury Baer and Mrs. Catharine Cox Umbarger. A Maryland chapel at Chirala, India was planned.
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James P. Heese
Lutherville
Lutheran Women's Home and
Foreign Missionary Societies
Grace Lutheran Church
Westminster
Lizzie T. Etrely
Middleburg
A. Barbara Wiegand
Washington
Nathan L. Smith
Baltioore
Light Brigades
Maury Baer
Chirala
India
Maryland
Catharine Cox Umbarger
Konnorock School
Virginia
Nathan T. Smith
Light Brigade
Edward T. Miller
Baltimore
Mary Helebridle
Japan
Ed. D. Belt
I. B. Rupley
Westminster Church
L Chantey Hoffman
Eastern Division Board of American Missions
Republicans to Rally Tonight in Woodsboro
Plans call for a large mass meeting and rally tonight in Woodsboro for voters of Vint and nearby districts. Speakers include former Governor Philips Lee Goldsborough and Congressman Fred N. Zihlman with E. Austin James presiding. The trio arrives in Frederick at 4 PM and stays overnight at the Francis Scott Key hotel before a Saturday luncheon and rally at the hotel. The event targets about 200 attendees and features Washington radio artists.
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Woodsboro
Vint
Philips Lee Goldsborough
U. S
Fred N. Zihlman
E. Austin James
Zihlman
Goldsborough
Frederick
Galen L. Tait
Zhiman
Tait
Francis Scott Key
Ling
Washington
Twelve Prisoners Escape From Kentucky Jail
Frankfort Ky Oct 3 Twelve prisoners held on Federal charges escaped from Franklin county Jail by forcing an iron barred corridor door and digging through a brick wall with blankets bound together. The escape started in the main cell and progressed to the death cell on the second floor using tools they carried. Emmitsburg Women's Club Hostess and tax collection figures are noted in related items.
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Frankfort Ky
Franklin County
Yankees Open NL Series In Front Of Sparse Crowd
October 5 A matinee at Tanke Stadium New York sees the Yankees win 3 0 in the opener against the Cardinals George Pipgras starts for New York while Pete Alexander is the chosen pitcher for St Louis Cedric Durst Ruth and Gehrig ignite the attack as the Yankees jump to a quick lead in the first inning with three runs on prior walks and a single outcome.
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Alan J. Gould
Prey Sports
Tanke Stadium
New York
Yankees
Cardingsis
George Pipgras
Waite Hoyt
Buggins
Tom Zachary
McMechnie
Cardinals
Pete Alexander
Jess Haihes
Se Ruth
Cedric Durst
Gene Robertson
Bess
Dugan
Cardinal
St. Louis
Douthit
Frisch
Bottomley
Hatey
IL Harper
Mj Wilson
Maranville
A Alexander
New ‘York
Durst
Koenig
Ruth
Gehrig
Meuse
Lazzert
Roverston
Bengough
Pipgras
Gebtig
Bein Kivlen & Bene
Potomac Synod 10 Visits Hood College October 25
The Synod of the Potomac plans its tenth Hood College visit on October 25 in Middletown. Since 1915 Hood has welcomed the Synod at five to seven year intervals, with each visit bringing new campus buildings and improvements. The day will include athletics in the afternoon and formal entertainment in the evening at Coblentz Hall.
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Potomac Synod
Hood College
Synod of the Poxtomac
Seashue
Middletown
Synod of the Colliege
Hoof
Frederick
Hood
Scth Aniversary
Coblents
Cobleats Hall
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Jefferson
George H. Seller
Albert Holier
Barry Prye
Roy Remsberg
MiUard Young
Claggett Wiles
Hilda Crampton
Gladys Young
Virginia Dean
Virgie Summers
Milé
Grayson Gross
John Claman
Austin Hale
Osborn Wachter Lee
Bussard
Russell Payne
Luther Angieberser
Alvin Frre
Massie
George Burley
Charis G Hang Shar Si i Zummerman
Rarmond Gorden
John DuPont
Hary Lee Thomas
Dare Lickensial
Mehrie Beuchtey
Putman
Emory
Brandentia Ahsit
Bruce Remsberg
BALTO
Carnes
County Council of
Eeton Ciuts
Germantown
Potomac
Weswonder
Ier Huggins
Monster of Theak Ae
the Huggins
Disaster Relief Fund
Lodge No.Si
B. P.O. Jarbos
F. R
Tates
Sac
Hoover
Sejms
Merde
Opera House
Woman's Auxiliary of Rosewood Training School
Tate
Cece
George Beban
Los Angels
Beban
Laurn
F. W. Besley
Waite
E. Waltz
Jesse Ens- Leorard
Mn. Monroe
Jean. Cai Asabe
Batre Lare
Gang Evsion
Ie Troonte
Ignatius Etzi
Thomas
Irvin
Rosa Johnson
Frances
Bernice
Highway Less
Missionary Society
Anti-Saloon League of America
Ent
Tutstay
Zihman
Kentucky
Edgar Phillips
Rural Woman's Club
Frederick Fair
Lewis Topper
Public Welfare
Eckenrode
Charles Harner
Groter
Walter Shoemaker
Chapline
Dacistate Shin
W. Va
Sntanis
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