Retires From Ministry as New Pastor To Lead Services
Rev. William R. Glen of the Centennial Memorial United Brethren church will retire from active ministry for one year due to health. Rev. George W. Strine, formerly of Greencastle, Pa, will succeed him and assume duties on Sunday. The Pennsylvania Conference session in New Cumberland announced the changes and noted other appointments across Frederick and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Glen
Centennial Memorial
Greencastle
Strine
Glen
Frederick
Gettysburg
Robersville
Mr. Glen
Baltimore
Baltimore City College
Johns Hopking University
Bonebrake Theological Seminary
Darton
Graze Hutmelbaugh Sponselier
Pennsylvania
United Brethren Church
New Cumberland
Sponselier
E. H. Hummelbaugh
Loal
Mont Alto
Quincy
Spouselier
Sponseller
C. Thomas Summers
East Third Street
W. M. Bell
Harrisburg
Fuitz
Washington
Bear traders resume aggressive selling in stock market
New York October 9. Bear traders resumed aggressive selling amid cotton market demoralization in the South. They forced sharp declines in southern railroad and industrial stocks. The day closed weak with about 800000 shares traded.
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New York
South
Hood Campus Day Draws Big Crowd At Hood College
About 500 people from Pennsylvania Virginia the District of Columbia and beyond attended Hood College Campus Day at Brodbeck Hall. The day featured a hockey game competitive songs stunts and a colorful parade with class costumes. Lunch was served in the Y W C A Hut and alumnae attended as honored guests.
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Pennsylvania
Virginia
District of Columbia
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Frederick Persons
Coblents
Frederick County Hood Club
Bess Castle
Radcliff
Russell H. McCain
B. D. McCain
William M. Storm
H. Lavier Michael
Sam W. Maples
Earl E. Zeigler
C. K. Heck
Refusal to honor order keeps Stephenson in prison
Michigan City Indiana October 9 AP Warden Walter M Dair of the Indiana State Penitentiary refused to honor a Superior Court order from Indianapolis to send D C Stephenson back to testify in a civil suit. Indiana Attorney General Arthur Gillom advised no authority allowed moving a prisoner for testimony and Stephenson remains unavailable for interview amid a receivership action.
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Stephenson
Michigan City
Ind
Walter M. Dair
Indiana State Penitentiary
Superior Court
Indianapolis
D. C
Sydney Miler
One Ill Other Stricken
Mr and Mrs U A Lough of Frederick are recovering after Friday night illness. Mrs Lough suffered a heart attack and Mr Lough a slight paralysis stroke. Allen Lampe was at their East Church street home when Dr Robert S Trson was summoned. Mrs Lough had prior heart attacks but this one was severe. Mr Lough, a longtime stone cutter with A A Lough and Son, is a well known citizen.
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U. A. Lough
Lough
A. A. Lough and Son, Stone Cutters
South Market Street
Frederick
Alexander and Shawkey in sixth World Series game
In Yankee Stadium New York two veterans Alexander of the Cardinals and Shawkey of the Yankees pitched the sixth World Series game amid Arctic winds and a near 50 000 crowd. Shawkey showed his first series start as Southworth Hornsby and Bottomley scored early for the Cardinals.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
Alexander
Cardinals
Shawkey
Yankees
Babe Ruth and Company
Bob Shawkey
O'Day
Southworth
Hornsby
Bottomley
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Babe Ruth
Samuel Oigrin
Fort Edward
Canada
Thomas Cogan
Thomas F. Murphy
St Louis
Holm
Bottomler
L. Bell
Hatey
O'Farrell
I Thevenow
Comb
Federation Of Labor To Start Campaign For Shorter Working Week
Detroit October 9 AP The American Federation of Labor voted unanimously to begin a nationwide campaign for shorter hours and fewer working days. The plan includes a five day 40 hour week goal but emphasizes general reduction of hours. A constitutional amendment boosted per capita tax to 35 cents and initiation fees to $1. Debate over wage progression adjourned with support for the committee report.
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Detroit
American Federation of Labor Today
Executive Council
Elbert H. Gary
U. S.steel Corporation
James Wilson
Federation
Gary
Henry Ford
James M. Lynch
International Typographical Union
Lysch
Ford
James C. Harding
Chicago
Typographical Union
James Duncan
Green
Hallowe en parade planned by Frederick Lions Club
Frederick Lions Club announces the annual Hallowe en event in cooperation with the city for Friday October 29, with a potential weather postponement to Monday. Plans include a spectacular street parade with designated formation streets, intensified illumination, and over 100 cash prizes for participants. Floats expected. full details to follow.
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Hallowe’en
Lions Club of
Frederick
H. David Hagan
Lions Club
Harry F. Shipley
Chester A. Heisey
M. J. Croghan
Byron A. Winebrennzer
William Stuitz
H. Lavier Michael
al- Wayg
Wheat prices fall as vessel shortage hits grain trade
Chicago AP reports ocean vessel withdrawals to carry coal to England depress wheat values by 3 to 4 cents per bushel from a week earlier while corn oats and provisions also decline. News notes double Canadian deliveries, reduced US milling demand, excellent crop prospects in Argentina and Australia, hog cholera alerts, and persistent logistics constraints amid coal strikes and shipping bottlenecks.
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Chicago
England
West
Peter
Paul
Canadian Northwest
Atlantic
Argentina
Australia
Raf
Jury Still Out In Daugherty Miller Case
New York Oct 9 AP report says after five hours of deliberation including a more than two hour session last night the jury in the Daugherty Miller conspiracy trial had reached no decision. They received the case at 9 42 last night and remained in the jury room until 11 55. This morning discussion resumed but no progress was reported.
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New York
BR Worre
Weather Outlook: Showers and Rain With Moderate Temperatures
Washington forecast for the coming week predicts a brief start with showers, a middle rain period, and moderate temperatures early to midweek, followed by a substantially cooler late week. The outlook notes temperatures will be moderate at first, then cooler toward the end.
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Washington
iWeather
Court of Appeals Chief Judge Urner on Maryland bench
Chief Judge Hammond Urner has sat with the Maryland Court of Appeals in Annapolis this week as hearings began last Tuesday. He will attend sessions next week and the following week while spending the weekend at his home in this city.
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Court of Appeals
Hammond Urner
Maryland Court of Appeals
Annapoli’s
Urner
Annapolis
Undefined Fragmentary Text Observation
The readable lines show a fragmented dialogue with misread words about birthday cards and a suggestive phrase, mentioning Western Christian Adrovaia. Names, dates, and clear events are absent, leaving only partial quotes and garbled language.
New Addition Under Roof At City Home For The Aged
Contracts awarded for the Home for the Aged project to Lloyd G. Culler for the new building and Archie E Fisher for heating and plumbing. Excavation nears completion as work proceeds under the supervision of Moltu and White Baltimore architects. The addition will have 10 resident rooms, baths, employee rooms and a diet kitchen, connected to the existing building by a sun porch. Financing from Mr and Mrs Joseph D Baker funds, totaling 100000, supports building expenses and the project aims to be under roof before winter.
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Lloyd G. Culler
Archie E- Fisher
Plang
Board of Lady Managers
Moltu and White
Baltimore
Record Street
Rentz Street
Joseph D. Baker
Banquet Honors Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School Officers
An Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School banquet at Wayside Inn honored superintendent John Renn and Rev. Dr. Rupp. Discussion focused on beginners class congestion and possible reorganization. a committee was formed to study recommendations. Attendees included Rev. Dr. U.S.G. Rupp and numerous families. Renn expressed appreciation for support.
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Evangelical Lutheran Sundayy School
Wayside Inn
John
Karry J. Fromke
Sadie Hahn
Wm. D. Zimmerman
John W. Fair
George B. Kehne
Charles Ay Opel
Mr. Rean
Philip Seexer
John Baumgardner
Jacob L. Engelbrech
Three Cornered Fights Keep Chiefs Up Nights
Three cornered political contests haunt Republican leaders in Illinois New York Oregon and Wisconsin as six candidates split lines. the piece notes the risk of factional damage and the potential for limited gains depending on outcomes in key states and cities.
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Charles P. Stewart
NEA
Washington
Frank L. Smith
Hugh 8. Magill
George H. Brennan
Thrae
Senate
New York
James W. Wadsworth
F. W. Christman
Robert F. Wagner
Oregon
Frederick Steiner
Robert N. Stanfield
Steiner
Pert Hanes
The
Shipping Board
Wisconsin
John J Blaine
la Follette
J. N. Tittemore
T. M. Kearney
Kearney
Blaine
Tittemore
October Frost Lacks Big Damage. Temperatures Hit 37
A crisp October Maryland morning shows heavy frost with temperatures dipping to 37 degrees but causing little damage. Skies clear, sun bright, and the weather pattern suggests fair conditions may persist as autumn activities advance in Frederick County and preparations for winter larders begin.
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Sharpes
Maryland
Rign
Frederick County
Diet Demonstration Talks Balanced Eating For All
A group of local women and schoolgirls attended a Friday afternoon demonstration at Church Street School led by Miss Jean K. Rich of the American Institute of Baking. She explained balanced nutrition, urged combining foods to cover missing elements, warned against eliminating carbohydrates, and advocated milk made white bread as a healthy option within a varied diet.
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Church Street
Jean K. Rich
Department of Nutritional Education
American Institute of Baking
Miss Rich
Orl Fle
Negro Lynched After Jail Takeover in Kentucky
Herb Bell, a Black man, was dragged from a Dover Tennessee jail by a mob, hanged from a tree, and shot. He had been on trial for the killing of Ruby Joyner in Parker Town, Tennessee, last Saturday night. The incident mirrors racially charged violence sweeping the region.
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Hopkinsville
Herb Bell
Dover
Tenn
Jai Bell
Bell
Tus Joyner
Parkertown
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W. R. Glen
Geo. W. Strine
A. B
George W. Strine
Boonsboro
W. C. Wachter
Jefferson
Earl E. Redding
Manchester
P. E. Rhinehart
Shepherdstown
L. E. Buchard
Taneytown
G. A. Brown
Thurmont
W. F. Kohler
Walkersville
John W. Fisher
Woltsville
D. R. Fair
Paul O. Shettel
Th’s County
Chambersburg
Mrs. U. A. Lough
Yankee Stadium—Field
Mrs. Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Center
Masaryk
Czechoslovakia
Alice
Topolamky
Federation of Labor
Celebraton
Hallowe'en
Lions
Turin
Sawesneman
Rome
L. C. Culler
A. E. Fisher
Beavens
Pasquine
Tedar
Berlin
Pisase
Cersiaix
Matin
Gust
Ishow
London
Harry Emerson Fosdick
America
Hirst Presbyterian Church
Park Avenue Baptist Church
John D. Rockefeller
Republi
Wadsworth
Christman
Stanfield
Tllinolg
Smith
Magill
Tote
Brennan
Merryland Tract Women's Club
Merryland Tract
Chas. Arnold
Brunswick
Mise Thompson
Maynard Eacle
Mercury
Weil
Salay
Jay Lia
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