Frederick Fair draws largest crowd in years at closing weekend
Friday's attendance surpassed expectations with an estimated 40 000 for the week as the Frederick County Agricultural Society touted the fair as a top local institution. Organizers noted 15 000 on the grounds Thursday and predicted record totals. the International Congress of Daredevils drew big crowds with motorsport shows. Overnight temperatures fell to 33 degrees as winds blocked frost and a final Broadway revue and fireworks were adjusted for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ald Tongs
Charles H. Coney
Frederick County
WNC Prada Jookuir
Great crowd gathers at Eucharistic Congress in Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires reports a large crowd gathered in Palermo Park for the 32nd Eucharistic Congress opening Wednesday. Attendees prayed for peace and prosperity and paid homage to the Virgin of Lagan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Palermo Park
Lagan
Weather Summary for Today and October Data
Precipitation for 24 hours ending 7 am today none. October to date 3.3 inches with 13.08 inches excess in 1934. Normal October 2.8 inches. High yesterday 61, low last night 33. Moon times and civil events listed. ban times set for 1.36 pm today and 6.4 am tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antutl
Ostener
Lamson Granted New Trial in California Murder Case
The California Supreme Court granted David A. Lamson a new murder trial for the death of his wife Alene. Convicted and sentenced to hang, Lamson's claim rests on evidence deemed no stronger than suspicion. The court favored avoiding irreversible error over immediate execution.
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San Francisco
California Supreme Court Today
David A. Lamson
Stanford University Press
Alene
Sinanete Dereh
San Jose
Germany Ends 1925 US Trade Pact
Washington reports that Germany will terminate its unconditional most favored nation commercial treaty with the United States, effective October 14, 1935. The move follows Berlin’s tight import control, monopolies, and strict quotas, signaling broader German trade shift and raising US concern.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Hitler
Murder case to come up Monday in Brunswick
Emory L Selby and Arlie King Gath of Brunswick face a murder charge for allegedly stabbing Jack L Ledwell after a drunken melee near a bridge. The trial will be by jury in Mason Auenst 29 with twenty four witnesses summoned.
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Emory L. Selby
Arlie “King
Gath
Brunswick
Jack L. Ledwell
Ledwell
Selby
Forrest
George Pend
Herbert Deck
Wilbur Joseph E. Chew
W. E Mawalis
Walter Ax
T Ledwell
B O, Thomas
Charles W. Cramshorif
B. Frank Dol
Sheril Edward Carell
Nathan Ephraim
Thomas Hoffmaster
George Gauh
Howard Ma
F. Smyt James
Dorothy Forrest
Tra Rout
Dudier Ledw
Mian le Vietim
Union of Churches Spirit Emphasized At Methodist Centennial
During the closing session of the Methodist centennial celebration, delegates from all states, Canada, England, Japan, Korea and China urged special prayers for the unification of all three branches of the church and a world without war. The gathering drew more than 2000 delegates representing diverse regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baritche
Oui
Searan
Hartman Fatally Stricken After Visit Here
Reverend J. B. Hartman dies after visiting here. The obituary notes his son will greet friends at a home service Friday. Local residents recall his ministry and community work during his final days.
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Rev. J
Hartman
Reverend J Stewart Hartman Dies After Fair Outing
Rev J Stewart Hartman 69 former Hoffman Orphanage superintendent and Potomac Synod leader died after a cerebral hemorrhage suffered while visiting relatives en route home from Frederick Fair. He served Cavetown Reformed Church since 1917 and led Potomac Synod in 1921. Funeral Monday at Cavetown with burial at Littlestown. Survived by wife, eight children, mother, siblings, and many grandchildren. One son killed in World War I.
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J. Stewart Hartman
Cavetown
Teey
Hartman
Frederick
Ralph E. Hartman
Morris Wilhide
Detour
Wilhide
Hoffman
the Reformed Church
Littlestown
Gettysburg College
The
Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Harrisbore
Woodstock
Mr Hartman
Mr. Hartman
Mayland Classis
Potomac Synod
Untiteh
Board of Trustees
Synod
General Synod
Door To Virtue Lodge of Masons
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
George N
the Cincinnati
Wins Cit
George Baldwin
Chestertown
Clarence Smith
Ezra. S. Philadelphia
Oscar Fogie
Pleasant Hill
Tenn
Hugh D. Lancaster
Elizabeth Hartman
Harrisburg
Harry Keitel
George Conover
Lit
Hestown
G. Willis Hartman
Rufus A. Hartman
Allen Stewart Hartman
France
Evangelical Church Revolts Against Hitler Sparks Mass Protest
A German church crisis erupts after the ousting of Bishop Hans Meiser over opposition to Nazi policies. Thousands demonstrate as Evangelical Protestants clash with state authorities, signaling a sharp break between church leaders and the regime amid mounting religious tensions.
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Art
Germany
Evang. Heals
Adolf Hitler
Hans Meiser
Bavaria
Lots and Stock sold at public sale of Jesse Heagey estate
Heirs sold at court house in this city morning lots on East Avenue and Trautwein street to Gilmore R. Flautt and the Simmermen heirs, Brunswick lots for $195, Tidewater Lines stock $440, Farmers and Mechanics National Bank stock $33 a share to Mrs Elizabeth Heagey Cochranville Pa. Attorney Hylie DeLauter and auctioneer John L Dutrow.
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Jesse Pla. Meagey
Prederick Bar
Court House
Lgt
East Avenue
Gilmore R. Flautt
Trauwitwue
Simmermen
Brunswick
Tidewater Lines, Inc
Farmers and Mechanica National Bank
Elizabeth . Heagey
Cochranville
Hylie DeLauter
John L. Dutrow
Peaches Browning to Receive Small Share of Estate
New York reports Frances "Peaches" Browning, estranged wife of Jats Edward Wes, is to receive only a small portion of his estimated $7 million estate. Attorney Victor Ross says Browning may not claim a widow’s third and will get limited personal estate assets.
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New York
Frances “Peaches” Browning
Edward Wes
Browning
Esrae
First Football Game Recalled From 1869 Princeton Rutgers Clash
Col William P Lane recalls the United States first football game played in 1869 between Princeton and Rutgers. He reminisces of rough play, lack of uniforms, and spectators on a fence as Rutgers wins. Lane, of New Brunswick ties to Gambill family, cites older coaches as gym instructors and notes his own clash with a 200 pound "Big Mike."
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Frederick
William P. Lane
United States
Princeton
Rutgers
Lane
James H Gamibrill
New Brunswick
N. J
Michael
Big Mike
Col. Lane
Charles
Clarence Lane
Colgtauiavary
McCash
Europe
Colorado
Gambill
Charles 5. Lane
Cartwright Lane
Maddox
Stocks and Staples Yield Some Gains on Wall Street
New York stocks and staples gave back part of recent gains as inflation and monetary policy rumors faded. Trading was light with about 385000 shares changing hands and the close turned easy as analysts expected a temporary technical reaction amid waning inflationary sentiment and no immediate policy moves.
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New York
Washington
Prosecution May Call Lindbergh To Stand
New York Oct 13 AP the prosecution weighs calling Col Charles Lindbergh to testify in the Hauptmann trial as the New Jersey attorney general signals readiness for the exti action in Bronx County. Defense may counter with Lindbergh option but no decision on testimony yet.
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New York
Bruno Hauptmann
Jasey
Ty Trump
Col
Charles 4
Lind Derrd
New Jersey
Bronx County
Lindbergh
Belgrade Welcomes Boy King Peter Amid Nation’s Grief
Crowds greet the young monarch as he arrives to assume ruling duties after his father’s assassination. His mother Queen Maria, Dowager Queen of Romania, is aided from the train while the crowd offers tears and cheers. The queen, exhausted, cannot partake in the welcome.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Peter
Marie
Romania
I Dresed
Alexander
Tindsson
William 2 Sparcer
East Fifth Street
Charles Bricney
Chestnut Grove
Hruchey
Sparrow
Mr. Sparrow
Hood College Campus Day Celebrates Student Life
Hood College observes Campus Day with a parade from Coblentz Hall to Alumnae Hall and a Court of Hood pageant led by seniors portraying courtly figures. Students sing, then alumnae welcome, with games, stunts, and a dinner to honor Dr. Stahr.
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Annie
Hose College
Frederick
Meyran
Coblentz Hall
Alugianae Hall
Court of Hood
Hood
Alumanae Hall
Henry S. Stahr
Precident
Henry I Btahr
Biownece
Alumnae
Frederick Hood Club
Bradbeck Hall
Plegke
Pep of
Stent
Stahr
Francis Scott Ker
Ruth EB. Perry
East Brodberk
Mary Carrington
Ventnor
N. J
Sians
Centenary of Sam's Creek Metho dist Church Gathering in Maryland
Thousands gather at Sam's Creek near Maraton Carroll for a sesqui centennial of the first Methodist congregation in America. Delegates from England Canada and Australia attend with Rev Dr T Ferrier Hulme speaking and memorial ceremonies planned at Strawbridge Chapel and the Strawbridge Oak site.
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Sam's Creek
Maraton
Carroll
County
America
Robert Strawbridge
Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal South
Unis
England
Canada
Australia
Sam's Creek Church
T. Ferrier Hulme
London
Forrest J. Prettyman
United States Senate
Arthur B. Bibbins
Poulson
Frederick County
Baltimore County
Wiliam Durbin
George Havener
John England
John Norris
Daniel Stephenson
James Poulson
Richard Stephenson
John Evan
Joshua Porter
Yake Company Defense
Andrew Poulson
Westes
Francis Asbury
Trent
Daniel
Wehr Paklny
Ue Perseves
Gandhan
Algust
Jist
DM. Browning
Jesse Durbin
Benjamin Bennett
Stone Chapel
Strawbridge
Idte Geo
Principals Convene to Address Frederick County School Problems
Meetings in Frederick County will run Monday through Thursday next week led by Miss Cier trude Smith county attendance officer. They will review clothing aid for needy students, the November public school census and attendance records, aiming to heighten support from Federal relief and local schools.
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Frederick County
Misa Ciertrude Smith
Oancer
Ye Tun Itl Federal Resist Agency
Miss Smith
Ristalf
Legal Federal Relief Organization
Wil Deneld Manaferngon
Frederick High
Parkway
Li Ylawn
Liberty High and
Mt. Pleasant
Marcksville
Friendship
Jonnsville
Unionville
Mapteville
Forest Grove
Atk
Aoden
Philip's Delgat
Jtwo Leather
Brunawick
Ad Town
Senous
Easalte
Brunsy
Colored Fomool Hagner
Burks
Brunswick
Sunh Bene Street
Hood Directors Report Summaries At Annual Meeting
The Hood directors held their annual meeting Friday with committees presenting reports on Building and Grounds and Influence. Officers and clergy from Pennsylvania and surrounding areas attended as presidents and chairmen reviewed financials and the year’s progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman K. Savor
Johnstown
James H Gambrill, Jr
Centae
Battimore Hospital
Emory L. Cobientz
Middletown
Ine Auence
Raymond I. Ford
Fasconese
de. Henn L. G. Kieffer
the Instruction
Missing Kentucky socialite in ransom case turns deadly
Mrs Alice Speed Stoll, a wealthy Louisville matron, was abducted for 50 000 dollars near her Kentucky estate. A murder indication followed a swift police and federal search. Her husband disclosed ransom completed or paid and authorities probed the possibility of intermediary involvement. A Cleveland man, Walter Childers, was released after questioning with no link found.
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Lowswainls
Alice Speed
Fashionsble
Kiln Lane
Glicens
Satuday
Theo
Palite
Iaid
Louisville
Ag- Nowtis
Alice Speed Stoll
artRe
Esate
Upalales
Bowman Field
Stoll
Brell
Lions Club Plans Halloween Celebration
The Lions Club outlines a Halloween event under city aid with a planning meeting next week. Committee chairs and general chairs are named as preparations begin and vehicle restrictions for the parade are discussed.
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Wentral
Hart Richison
Lions Clan
Emnere
Beran A. Wonebrency
Reger
Dawid Hacan
No Protests Filed For Samuels Beer Wine Permit
No protests were filed regarding the beer and wine license application for Sammy at the noted location. Dr J McCurdy appeared as mediator or witness in the process, with no objections recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy
J. McCurdy
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Dr. Conley
Ernie Young
Bay Mission
Lamson
KEW Trial
California
U.S
Union OF Churches
Grace Reformed
Son
Tomac Synod
Smiling Child
Slain Father
Widow
Ation
Paris
Upasta
Hungary
Louis Barthou
Marseilles
Annémanse
Petrus Kaiemen
Upasha
V. E. Paverich
Hood College
Hood Directors’ Mest
Mrs. Stoll
Federal
Lions Glub
Hallowe'en
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