Hood College restricts water use to aid conservation
Hood College tightens water restrictions as a conservation effort led by President Joseph H. Apple. Faculty and students are urged to use minimal water while officials explore potential sources or wells if the situation worsens. The campus, serving about 500 students and 57 faculty, highlights financial impacts and community dependence on the institution.
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Joseph H. Apple
Dr. Apple
Hood College
Frederick City
Frederick
Ie College
Stronum
F. P. Seminary
Martha McCauley Fort
F. F P. Seminary
Graysburg
B. F. DeLong
Iiladeighia
Homt College
uMnac
Sen
Shriner
Hood College Motion
Halloween Night Plans by the Lions Club
The Pred ertex Lions Club outlines plans for the 1930 Halloween celebration to be held Friday night October 31. Committees assign duties for the parade and prize awards, with improved prizes and new awards for best make shift band and best drum corps. Prizes range from 7.50 to 1, with light from a new white way to illuminate the event.
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Predertex Lions Club
Lionseluv
Hallowe'en
H David Hagan
Charlies A. Opel, Jr
A Hatt Etchison
Charles E. Hudson
Harry M. Otrison
Byron A. Winebrenter
James W. Conan
Charles D. Albaugh
Jesse W. Kolb
D. Ralph Zimmerman
August T. Brust
C. Thomas Summers
Chester E. Heisey
H. Lavier Michael
Charles L. Mullen i
Maryland pupil and team head to Saint Louis stock judging
Millard Hall of Pred verick High School will join two peers Talbot Lawyer Thurmont High and Melvin Wessel Clarksville High as Maryland delegates in the National Daily Show stock judging contest in St Louis Missouri. Ross Smith Thurmont High coach accompanied the trio with former Frederick High ag teacher Harry M. MacDonald declining to join. Hall previously led in scoring at last year’s event while Walkersville senior John Hall topped Maryland contestants. Maryland placed second nationally.
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Millard Hall
Predverick High School
Maryland
St. Louis
United States
Young Hall
Talbot Lawyer
Thurmont High School
Melvin Wessel
Clarksville
Ross Smith
Harry M. MacDonald
Frederick High School
Asted Hall
Mr. Smith
Hal
John Hall
Walkersville
Marysland
Young Hail
Charles #. Remsberg
Middletown
Alcoholism Cause of Death at Silver Rum
Eight-year-old William Small of Hanon magazine area reportedly died at the time of death. The event occurred near Sizer Run, eight miles from there. Follows and Pocce Small’s death. George Jones, a 53-year-old farmer living nearby, is referenced in connection to the case.
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Hanon Magaz
Hay Smal
Sizer Run
F. Brort
Fowes
Pocce Smal
George Jones
A &3 Teat
One Dead and Three Wounded in Gun Battle at Creer Creez
In Creer Creez Tennessee a gun battle left one man dead and three wounded, including Posseman George Leatherwood and Posseman Bert Savage Lace, as officers chased three suspects after a robbery. An auto pursuit near Murphy ended with the vehicle halting and a suspect firing. The escapee remains at large.
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Bert Savage Lace
Caner Creek
Carrs
Dees
Irip
Aenry
Murphy
Carringer
Know Your Game Laws Warns Maryland Hunters
Maryland warden E Lee Le Compte urges hunters to know game laws as deer, turkey, ruffed grouse and upland birds open seasons vary by county. Western Maryland counties Allegany, Washington, Garrett report plentiful game. Garrett imposes short deer and turkey seasons and closed turkey for wild stock, with season dates from November to December in various counties. Federal rules cut duck bag limits and wild geese allowances, fires have driven deer into western Maryland, and deer numbers may rise in coming years.
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Maryland
Garrett County
Washington County
Lucas
Allegany Coumty
Garett
Garttti County
Upland
Waterton
Pennsylvania
Alewany
Shem
LeCompte
Dirigible R-101 Victims Held in Westminster Chapel
In Westminster mortuary chapel the 47 victims of the R 101 disaster lie under union flags awaiting national honors before burial in a common grave. Coffins were moved from Victoria station at 3:39 am as Prime Minister MacDonald and officials attended. Public viewing is barred.
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Losdor
Dover
Pabuc
Ada
Mrs Hesman To Come Herr News of a visit to Frederick
Word received by the Frederick County Board of Education says Mrs. Frederick M. Heeswan vice president of the National Council of Parent Teachers Associations will visit Frederick in November. She is from Auburn New York and will speak to local parent teacher groups.
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Hesman
Frederick
Boston After Parade Riot Ends With Four Arrests
Police patrol Boston streets after a rowdy post parade night. Hoodlums and roughnecks blamed for trouble as bonfires and liquor sales sparked clashes in Park Square and Buss Common. Federal agents arrested four men for peddling liquor as crowd surged. police and Legionnaires helped quell the disorder.
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Legionnaires
Uty
Park Square
Federal
Legion Police
Stane
Statements Filed in Rockville Primary Campaign Expenditures
In Rockville Maryland on October 8 statements show campaign expenditures for Democratic primary candidates. Eugene Jones, seeking State Senate, reports 225. Others include Griffith 103, Watkins 280, Hunter 175, Culver 3200, Warfield 167, Darby 150, Aud 128, Wilson 105, King 37.50, Alinutt 90, Watk 285, Norris 125. All filed were Progressives. Filing period ends Wednesday.
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Rockville
Eugene Jones
State Senate
Nicholas R. Griffith
Arthur L. Watkins
Peerce Hunter
John T Culver
William HL Warfield
Thomas D. Darby
House of Delegates
Willam L. Aud
Frank Wilson
Orphans’ Court
Genes King
Robert W. Alinutt
State
Kenneth Wat
James L. Norris
Strine Named Pastor of Emigsville United Brethren Charge
Rev George W Strine former pastor at Centennial Memorial United Brethren York is appointed to lead Emigsville Saginaw and Starview United Brethren churches north of York Pa The new parsonage at Emigsville adjoins an almost debt free church complex with recently constructed buildings The Strines relocate about six miles from their home town and four miles north of York with former pastorates nearby
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George W. Strine
Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
Emigsville
United Brethren Charge
United Brethren Churches
Saginaw
Starview
York
Strine
Avtrasi
Shinestown
Motor Tours Head Dies of Wounds From Assailant
Louis Bush, 60, president of the Grey Lines Motor Tours, died of wounds received from an unidentified assailant. The attack occurred Monday night as he was with his family, leaving the motive unclear and authorities investigating.
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Motor Tours Head
Louis Bush
Grey Lines Motor Tours
Momilani
Perjury Charge Against Lawyer Opens Court
A jury trial begins on charges of perjury in an equity case moved from Washington County. The court, with Judges Newman and Peter presiding, hears testimony over real estate transactions involving Garland Groh and D Webster Groh. State’s Attorney Ballentine leads the prosecution with Freeman Storm aiding, while Alexander Armstrong and R Scott Wolfinger defend.
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Persisy
Chuhk
As- Sockete
John 8. Newman
Robert B. Peter
Theashington County
Harper M Ballentine
Washington County
Blare
Orney William M. Storm
Frederick Coun
Carl
Groh
Comec
Garland E. Qutoh
Hagerstown
Harvey C. Wills
Wills
Garland Groh
Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Roy
Karns
Rand
D. Wester Groh
Whis
Grohs
Equity Court
Gallant Groh
Aare
Perpurs
Dex
Jacops
Windsor Davis
Rov
Robert LS Charles DB Whiser
Jese M Hart
Friss
Shasea
Frank M. Pave
Talesmen
Communist Horde Overrens Kiangs Excerpt
A fragmentary line asserts a Communist horde overren Kiangs with unclear context and missing details. The readable text repeats the phrase and ends abruptly, offering no verifiable events, dates, or sources for attribution.
Parkway School Dedication Plan
The planned dedication ceremony for Parkway School includes Moral Education and teachers participating, with a sequence of speakers and musical performances. Rev Dr Charles E. Webster and Mrs. Sherman P. Sowers will contribute, and Dr. Albert 3 Cook will oversee the event, followed by an address from Emory L. Coblenz. Robert L. Warfield will preside as county education board vice president.
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Speetry
S. Fenton Harris
America
Charles E. Webter
Sofia
Sherman P Sowers
Grerings
G. Ellis Wilaads
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Thomas Summiers
Garden Club
T. Stuart Mailer
James H. Harris
Austin E. Rhouds
R. Ames Hendrickson
Irving M. Landauer
Henry Fitzhugh
Mary and State Board of Education
CG. C. Sparks
State Board of Education
Dr. Fitzrugh
Beary E. W. Risteau
Emory L Coblents
Thomas H. Chambers
J. M. T. Finney
Tasker G. Lowndes
EL W McMaster
Dr. Cook
Frederick County Board of Education
Lesiie N. Cot Jentz
Robert L. Warhield
EO GC. Lefauver
J. P. Feiser
Eugene Harrison
Edwin F. Obler
Lloyd Palmer
James ©. Biehl
Siks Helen Jane Woodley
Hal L. Ott
Angéline Sunday
Whe
Mass E
Virginia Wetner
Charlotte Bader
Virginia GC. MecCaules
Nettie M Miller
Frances Paxson
Hate Wallet
Marie Michael Mildred Richardson
Helen Mercer
Margaret Simpson
Beattice L. Cronise
Athletics Take World Series Opener In Philadelphia
George Earnshaw stifles St Louis as the Philadelphia Athletics win 7 to 1 at Shibe Park. The A’s finish the series four games to two, Earnshaw allowing five hits while Key moments include Al Simmons homer and Dykes second inning double, Frisch spectacular catch, and Bishop advancing on walks as Philadelphia seizes the lead early and never relinquishes it.
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Shibe Park
Philadelphia
George Earnshaw
Oliver de Gait
Goser
Isc
Athletics
Earnshaw
Slo insiwe-Barnolan
Adams Crew
Faust
Frisch Tankey
Watkins
Nes Iega
Foxy
Hallahan
Miler
Cochrane
Moore
Douthi
St. Louis
Simmons
Frisch
Tong
Hafey
Bishop
Adams
Ling
Lowes
Ilson
Cardinal
Gelbert
George Fischer
Hattahan
Douthit
Bosey
Sylvester Johnson
Cardinals
al Simmons
Johnson
Lefiield
Foxx
Frisch Miner
Tina
Boler
S. Louis Adams
Lal Clef
Mela
Haley
Hass
Ailadelphia
Potx
Bottomley
T Frisch
Haas
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