County Man to Face Coroner's Jury in Capital Accident
A capital county man will face a coroner's jury after a weather tied accident on Wisconsin Avenue near Woodley Road in Washington. Mrs N Holsonbake and her son were among pedestrians in a safety zone awaiting a streetcar when a rain soaked car struck the zone. The dead woman, 3026 Wine, suffered a fractured skull while her son endured leg injuries.
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Bradgobehie
John H. Coblentz
Heights
N, Holsonbake
Omiou
Sivtey
Crleste
Crleste Gr, N. 20
Alexandra
Wisconsin Avenue
Woodley Road
Holsontmke
Coblentz
Hera
Eighth Precinct
J.harman Coblentz
Richmond
H. M. Shaw
Marian Umstead
Poolesville
Oscar C. Sponseller
Danville
Lauretta Hardee
Ele
HisUries
County Fire Safety Stance Delays Montevue Upgrades
County Commissioners publish a statement defending Montevue fire protection measures and opposing further spending until existing bonds are retired. They note twelve extinguishers, eight hoses, recent hose inspections, and planned replacements, while acknowledging past drainage obstructions and the need to liquidate debt before major improvements. The fire drill proposal from Mr. Smith’s committee is cited as not yet implemented.
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Montievue
Lato
Walldtvington
Montevue
Hoee
Sm 3
Anjuke Wat
Seaton
Mante
Methodist Conference Meets Across Maryland Virginia West Virginia
Approximately 200 ministers and 200 lay delegates attend the 15th annual Halti more conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church at Mt Vernon Mace Church in Washington. Bishop Edwin D. Mouron presides. Bishop Paul B. Kern leads mission work in the Orient and spoke Friday night. Two bishops address the Southern Conference this year and several pastors and attendees are named among those present and read notices.
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Methods Episcopal Church
Southfield
Mt. Vernon Mace Church
Washingtoin
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Edwin D. Mouron
Charlotte
N. C
Paul B. Kern
Durham
N.C
Orient
Ralph M. Shame
Frederick Charge
Sharpe
H. L. Coffman
Mt Atry
Elt. Morrison
Poelcciile
L. Dulaney
Clarksburg
Garden Club Re Elects Mrs Apple As President
Mrs Joseph H Apple was reelected president of the local Garden Club at an annual meeting held Friday afternoon at the Francis Scott Key hotel. Nineteen members attended. Offcers elected included Mrs Wile Mam T Delaplaine vice president, Mrs TR Wy Baer secretary, and Mrs OG Hunter Rowe treasurer. The group reviewed the past years work and planned future activities.
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Joseph H. Apple
Garden Chul
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Wile
Mam 'T. Delaplaine
Mre
TR. Wy Baer
Hunter Rowere
Taney descendant dies in Kentucky Covington
Mies Mary Florence Taney 76 founder of the Colonial Dames of the 17th Century and author of several volumes died in Covington Kentucky. The obituary notes her notable lineage and involvement in the organization.
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Taney
Kentucky
Covington, Ky
Mies
Mary Florence Taney
Colonial Dames
Tereseningy
Weather outlook notes fair week in progress
The weather outlook indicates a fair week with generally mild conditions. Vague regional names appear in the readable fragments, but no clear times or facts emerge beyond a calm period ahead.
Campus Day Brightens as Sun Breaks Through Clouds
Sunlight returns as campus day arrives amid scattered crowd scenes. Students, teachers, and volunteers interact during opening ceremonies, vendors, performances, and demonstrations. The event showcases inclusive activities, food stalls, games, and music attracting families and residents to celebrate the campus community.
Changes in Landon pastor appointments in Pa conference
The 147th annual Pennsylvania Conference of the United Brethren church announced several pastoral changes. Rev. Paul D Emenheiser will serve Taneytown to fill T M Fridinger's vacancy, Rev A W Gatewin to Middletown, and other assignments include Dewitt P Fuse in Frederick and John W Fisher in Walkersville. The conference plans to meet in Mechanicsburg in 1937.
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Pennsylvania
United Trethren Church
Paul D Emenheiser
Taneytown
T. M. Fridinger
Emenheiser
Gettysburg
A. W. Gatewin
Middletown
Carl Urban
Frederick
Dewitt P. Fuse
Walkersville
Teev
Johin W. Fisher
Myersville
Hey
D. R. Fair
Thurmont
Krone
Emanuel
Angerstown
Paul E. Woldcraft
Manchester
George W. Strine
Oakville
Palmer M. Stenker
Mt. Alta
Hussed G. Uyer
Brankay Street
Baltimore
Follasbaugh
Grace H. Sponseller
Guy Stambach
First Church
Mechanicsburg
Lmy
Chambersburg
John W. Bidtidge
Myerssilie
B. ‘Thomas
Hoonsbarn
Albert 5
Biter
Walkers Wile
Jacob Kinty
Justice Agents Probe Into Death Of Woman In Buffain
Justice Department agents opened an inquiry into the death of Christina Mary Juveler whose body was found near a dirt road. Police say she suffered determined injuries and likely strangulation. Medical examiner Charing Foo Leng concluded she was murdered, with signs of a brutal assault observed.
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Buffain
N.Y
Ork 10
Justice
Christina Mary Juveler
Pathan
EL Toban Preservaton
Die
Sie
Dave
Ashe O
Charing Foo Leng
Four More In Black Legion Case Sentenced
Four more men in the Black Legion case are sentenced in Detroit. The defendants were convicted of second degree murder in the Whek Legion Vecotion of Charles A Pendle. The total group faces prison terms and the court imposed terms range around the conversion of sentence to time served.
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Black Legion
Detroit
Charles A Pendle
Weber
Joseph A Moynthan
Baltimore Presbytery Adopts Continued Moderators at Local Churches
The Baltimore Presbytery held a regular meeting in Wattimore on Wednesday and Thursday. It elected Rev. Charles B. Weller as moderator of the vacant congregations in Emmitsburg Piney Creek and Taneytown. Rev. John Hays remains set as caretaker for the Presbyterian congregation at New Windsor. Delegates from Emmitsburg Piney Creek Taneytown and New Windsor attended, with Elder George W. Hiess representing Piney Creek and other ministers and elders listed as attendees.
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Baltinorea
Presbyterian, AL & A
Wattimore
Charles B. Weller
Frederick Presbye Ferdan
Emmitsbura
Piney Creek
Taneytown
Wag
Johtti Hays
Emmitsburg
Thomas Tava
Presbyterian Cone
Windsor
Hey
de Water
Melvin & Morris
Emiittsburg
George W. Hiess
Buckeystawn
Wo McKinney
Imm
John Ro Have
Fidersston Ross Galt
Walter Get'y
CN Net
Sehuschnizg Secke All Military Power
Verona firefight scene spans chaotic melee as forces clash amid orders to halt military action. Confusion erupts with unclear directives and command channels amid tension and possible escalation.
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Sehuschnizg
Verona
Tanda
Ferie
Elena Wale
October Rainfall Surpasses Normal in Ten Days City Dam Lays Low
City records show October rainfall exceeded normal in ten days with water at the dam steady around 28 feet and no rise noted this morning. Muddy streets and sewer trenches reopened after storms left Monocacy and nearby creeks high while rain sources remained replenished. Conditions suggest a slow return to normal as rivers abated and pastures await the next system.
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Thengandoa
Frank Wedale
Assaulted Mall Carrier Charge Faces Salesman
In this city George N. S. Crum was reported injured after an intoxicated man assaulted a mall carrier. The suspect, Joe Brown, also faced further charges as a confrontation with Brooks involved injuries requiring medical care. Allen Siers and Way Yinger were taken into custody on warrants or theft charges during the same period.
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Werdes
Teaang
Bates
Eloers
Patette
Middleton
Maynade
Wilbert
Tmketein
Carp
Carl Ditinger
Onmar Prederick
Trowght
Warner
Joe Brown
Eharre
Blarkjarking
Whtaann Brooks
Gav Anders Pridsy
Arsam
Vallee Court
Way Yinger
Gadlty
Registration Appeal In Voter Re-registration Case
Talal appeals to the Circuit Court over re registration of voters in the county. Noah E Mefauver Jr and M Kefauver claim residency in Middletown and seek registration. They challenge actions by the Board of Registry and aim to vote in November.
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Circuit Court
Ledingy Ab
Egistey
Middlefoat
Oaent Gaser
Allert Y. Bollea
Noah E Mefauver
Mtee Melaiver
Eletclona
Variaud
Weather Record for October 1975 to 1976
The record notes precipitation around 247 inches for October, a low October reading, and extensive weather data including yesterday's high and last night’s low around 64, with today’s forecast near 88. It mentions tavern weather mentions and a muddy condition in Butarnae area, reflecting archival meteorology.
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Mamita Tgtecan
Piers Homieri
Cothitwen
Churches Of God To Hold Annual Meeting
The Churches of God in the Maryland and Virginia Eldership will hold their sixty fifth annual meeting October 14 to 17 at Germantown Church of God near Cascade. About one hundred ministers and delegates are expected to attend the sessions opening Wednesday morning. The opening sermon will be preached Thursday evening by Rev. William T Jackson of Frederick. Holy Communion observed. Reports from the Board of Missions and other committees will be presented as well as elections for officers and delegates for the General Assembly. Port Wayne, Ind June 1937. The Frederick and Edgarg congregations will be represented by their pastors and several delegates.
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Maryland
Virginia
Germantown
Got
Cascade
Wm. O T. Jackson
Peederick
Temsoof Speculties
Board of Missions
Port Wayne
Ind
Frederick
Edgrard
Mr. Jarkeon
Tay
Prederha
Uradiey
Tl Free Sped Wea
Roachteen Martz
Fatwewreet
Wyle Tam Shoonaker
Snooter Taller 4 Freed On 82.000 Bond
A battered OCR fragment reports the release of Artin Siete Haller on an 82,000 bond after a plea in a case tied to a hold up. Names and details are garbled but reference a family, a judge, and a court proceeding.
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Ted Lector
Walter FoSuan
Artin Siete Haller
Jorad
Marya
Mro
Afis Creege Wobbaf
Tintern
Corteston
Teage
Miler
Rail Lines and Rallies Shake Madrid Front
Rebels cut a rail link between Madrid and the coast. communists threaten scheduled meetings in Alsace and looming rallies. Fevered reports describe tension, defections, and guard deployments as authorities seek calm amid possible protests and counter actions.
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Madrid
Alsace
Supplies For Capital Troops Blocked In War Update
Harare and Madrid report intensified fighting as loyalist forces strike and insurgents bomb railways. Government forces threaten to destroy key lines to Valencia while blockades cut food to front lines. Madrid reports Socialist troops criticized for defensive failures amid a push toward Pelayos and San Martin das Valdetolestas.
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Harare
Pada
Heeayhak
High Command
Valencia
Wyceuttlai
Madrid
Cre Rapid
Mi- Uthuten
Cynan
Nal
Ares Nut
Etepe
Oortals
Inaurgenta
Aratjurs
Rovernment
Maliilanen
Forte IM Thay
Pelayos
San Martin Das Valdetolestas
Mastad
Syne Alentiats
Jen
Late Rally Boosts Markets Amid Mixed Economic News
A late rally pushed several issues higher as investors studied a mixed batch of economic updates and forecasts. Bonds and commodities showed varied movement while foreign currencies fluctuated, with the pound sterling opening around the 4.90 mark.
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Shere
To Work Tonight to Have Harpers Ferry Bridge Ready
Uncertain OCR text discusses preparations for the Harper’s Ferry bridge. Mentions work tonight to have the structure ready. References to Potomac crossings andMaryland nearby areas appear, with stray names and phrases that are unclear.
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Harpers Ferry Bridge
Roosevelt hints at budget as he surveys nation
President Roosevelt spoke to a depot crowd en route to Omaha, warning about the federal budget and deficits while noting the New Deal's impact since 1922. He traced his plan through stops in Osceola, Afton, and Cheston, urging public works and stressing fiscal caution amid roaring crowds.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Guy
Allo MacLandon
Kianean
Yarty
Cortes
Omaha
Roosevelt
Creat- Mi Dowd
Pene Pte
Lincoln
Osceola
Afton
Cheston
Nee
Jose Tian
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