Dr Crumlish Dies In Auto Crash At Mount St Marys
Dr John J Crumlish 73 a Mount St Marys College professor of Latin was killed crossing Gettysburg road near Emmitsburg. Wm Hudson Rhodes 20 a Gettysburg College student was driving the Ford coach. The driver and companion gave varying speed estimates but stopped within 21 feet. Justice Campbell and state police investigated while preparations were made for the funeral. Dr Crumlish taught Latin and Horace and was a longtime faculty member with deep ties to the college and local graduates. He left a daughter Sister Mary and a son John J Crumlish Exh Jr.
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John J. Crumlish
Mount St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Gettysburg
Colege Grounds
W. H. Cadle
F. J. Campbell
Corp. W. K. May
Wm. Hudson Rhodes
Edgar Rhodes
Gettysburg College
Flancis Besteard Boyle
Washington
Rhodes
Justice Campbell
Sherman P. Bowers, Jr
St. Anthony's
Dr. Cruntlish
Crumlish
Corp. May
S. L. Allison
St Anthony's
Mount St. Mary's
Loyola College of Baltimore
Mt St Mary’s College
Church to Welcome Criticism at Berlin Park Service
Rev Franklin C Fry chairing the Evangelism committee of the United Lutheran Church in America told 7 000 visitors and delegates at the 7th biennial convention that the church will welcome criticism. President de FH Knuvel presided at the open air service before a statue of Martin Luther.
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Baltimore
Franklin C. Fry
Evangelism Committee
United Lutheran Church In America
Uth
Lutheran Church
de FH Knuvel
Martin Luther
Cranium Crackers Question on Page Four
The gentlemen dined in Fez, eating cold fish and vegetable stew in the open air. Tourists to Lithuania Latvia and Estonia may overestimate sea freshness. salinity lies around 8 percent versus the Atlantic 35 percent and the Modwertenean 39 percent.
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Fez
Baltic Republics
Esthenia
Lithuania
Latvia
Funeral rites for Joseph Duil Baker held at All Saints
Frederick honors Joseph Duil Baker, longtime local leader known as Maryland's First Citizen. Bishop Helfenstein presided with Rev Taylor, church bells and Trinity chimes marking the service. Directors and employees of Citizens National Bank and officials from local institutions attended. interment at Mt. Olivet cemetery. City offices paused for five minutes at 3:30 PM.
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Joseph Duil Baker
Frederick
Citizens National Bank
S Buckingham School
Home For the Aged
Frederick City Hospital
Frederick County Ministerial Association
Board of Aldermen of
Baltimore
Trinity
Mt. Olivet
E. Cline and
Money Buried In Field Is Taken To The Bank
Baltimore dispatch reports a man walked into the Federal Reserve Bank with a fortune in old bills found buried in a field. Officials estimate the amount at about $90,000 and expect Treasury scrutiny before a replacement check is issued to the unnamed presenter.
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Baltimore
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury Department
Bank
Industrial Production Up in September Figures Seen
The Federal Reserve Board estimated September industrial production at about 90 percent of the 1923-25 average with a broad upswing. Gains were strongest in textiles and steel, signaling an overall rise in activity despite varied sector performance.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Frederick Fair Preview Draws Sunday Crowds at Grounds
Crowds packed the Frederick fairgrounds Sunday as anticipation builds for the 78th annual Frederick Fair opening Tuesday. Officials report strong exhibitor activity with 130 harness horses entered and 90 already on site. Premiums total 3500 across 55 classes, while games of chance are banned and weather hopes remain cautious ahead of Tuesday showers.
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Frederick
Oficial
Fairgrounds
Tiernieckers
Maryland State Fair Board
Lee Ranneberger
Lloyd C. Culler
the Fair Association
Thurmont Sewer Plan Progress Delayed by Cannery Issue
Thurmont officials report a Cannery related delay to sewer plan completion. Engineer John Fung says full disposal data from the state health department is needed before finishing plans, with the plant expected to be approved and a town vote set on installation. The site near Ford's bridge at Huntling Creek will use primary sedimentation to raise stream oxygen, addressing biochemical oxygen demand.
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Thurmont
John B Fung
Brunswhek
Toan
State Health Department
Kase
Rockville to Get Grant for Sewage Treatment
Washington announces a grant of 28810 toward Rockville Maryland's sewage treatment plant project as part of 112 pollution abatement schemes across thirty states. The Rockville plant includes settling tanks sprin kle filter sludge digestion beds and piping extending about 400 feet to curb Potomac and Maryland stream pollution.
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Washington
Rockville
Montgomery County
PWA
Potomac
Maryland
Hood Seniors Win On Campus Day At Hood College
Hood College celebrated the twentieth annual Campus Day with the senior class winning the Alumnae cup by totaling 21 points. The seniors dressed as wandering minstrels, led by president Miss Janet Jensen, beat the junior class as waitresses, the sophomore class as Will Scarlett, and the freshmen as Snow White and seven dwarfs. The event opened at Alumnae hall and moved to Hudson Memorial theater with judge announcements by President Henry F Stahler.
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Hood College
Henry F Stahler
Miriam Apple
Snow White
Seven Dwarfs
Hudson Memorial Theater
Coblentz Hall
Jensen
Hood
Josephine Hessinger
Reading
Alexander
Will Scarlett
Three Violent Deaths In Washington County
Three violent deaths occurred in Washington county over the weekend in Hagerstown and Leitersburg. Lewis Leitz, 45, died from a fractured skull after his car struck a parked truck. Lawrence L. Leatherman, 18, was killed when moved over by a truck near Leitersburg. Mrs Frances Griffee, 26, was found dead in Hagerstown with coroner ruling death by hanging.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
Lewis Leitz
Lawrence L. Leatherman
Min
Leitersburg
Frances Griffee
John D. Dunn
Cave Collapse in Maryland Kills 13yearold Boy
Baltimore report: a cave dug in a clay bank collapsed injuring 11yearold brother Jack while rescuers pulled out 13yearold Robert Glaze who died at the scene.
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Baltimore
Robert Glaze
Jack
Lutheran Club to Hear Talk on State Police
Major Elmer F. Munshower superintendent of the Maryland State Police will lecture with moving pictures on the work of the State Police at the first meeting of the Evangelical Lutheran church Men's Club to be held tonight in the church chapel.
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Lutheran Club
Elmer F. Munshower
Maryland
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Freshman Class Dwarfs Theme Parade At College
Freshmen dressed as Snow White and seven dwarfs performed on two amphitheater stages with ten minute songs each, led by Dorothy Schock and Katherine Stevens. Natalie Townsend served as class president, a picnic supper followed near Coblentz hall, and an informal dance with Clyde Emerson’s Philadelphia orchestra closed the evening.
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Marietta
Natalie
Townsend
Jersey City
N. J
Dorothy Schock
Philadelphia
Snow White
Coblentz Hal
Clyde Emerson
September motor deaths highest for year 1938
The state motor vehicle report shows September 1938 had 49 fatalities, the highest monthly total of the year. Pedestrians accounted for 24 deaths, with 38 in counties and Frederick County singled out. most crashes occurred on clear, dry roads with drivers young and inexperienced.
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Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Frederick
Lis
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Ladies’ Household Blog
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