Seventeen Special Police for Duty During Fair Week
Seventeen special policemen will aid the regular city force during the four day Frederick Fair. The largest number of extra officers ever appointed, with seven starting tonight and ten more Tuesday morning. Parking restrictions on Market, Patrick, and Church streets to be enforced during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Simmers
Albert ,Cook
Albert Eyler
John Brust
John Mehrling
Edward Keiley
Allen McHenry
Roy Boone
W. A. Smith
Edward Herwig
Frank Lorentz
Alonzo Bowers
J. Milton Schaefle
L. BH. Boleyn
L. A. Hankey
Marshal Stockman
Thomas Wolf
Martin Walsh
Lloyd C. Culler
Market Street
Firth and
Patrick Streets
Patrick Street
Fair Grounds
Fifth Street
Church Street
Court Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frederick
Hagerstown
Frederick City
Francis Scott Key
Addison E. Mullikin
William F. Broening
Charles F. Goodell
E. T. Clarke
Coolidge
James White
William M. Butler
Massachusetts
Republican National Committee
Frederick WN. Zihlman
Charles HH. Holtzman
Baltimore
District of Columbia
State Assn
Association of Agricultural Fairs of Maryland
Francs Scott Ker
Wednesdar
Haring
C. A. Conley
Dr. H. Wade
Washington County
Seretary
Clarence Gilpin
Montgomery County
Peter Manning
Hanover Shoe Stables
Frederick Fair
Showers Forecast For Week In Warbington
Weather outlook from Warbington predicts showers midweek and again toward week’s end. Temperatures near normal around 32 degrees with occasional frost. overall unsettled week ahead.
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Warbington
Identifies Woman As Miss X In McPherson Case
Salinas California October 16 AP Judge J A Bardia identified Mrs Virita Kimball of Oakland as the woman who appeared August 15 and said she was Miss X in the Aimee Semple McPherson kidnapping case Mrs Kimball denied being Miss X or making any affidavit She is sister of Mrs Lorraine Wiseman Sielaff the star witness and co defendant with Mrs McPherson Wiseman testified she was engaged and paid to aid in establishing an alibi The state contends Mrs McPherson occupied a Carmel cottage with Kenneth G Ormiston who denied the charge and signed an affidavit saying the woman with him was Miss X The case centers on producing Miss X mainly for Wiseman to claim engagement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salinas
Cal
J. A. Bardia
Virita Kimball
Oakland
Miss xX
Aimee Semple McPherson
Kimball
Misa X
Lorraine Wiseman Sielaff
Evangelist
Los Angeles
McPherson
Wiseman
Angelus Temple
Miss X
Stills and Moonshine Killings Prompt Canyon Slaying
Enmity rose in Trinidad after Miss Rosa M. Perdue, 43, welfare worker, told officers where mountain whiskey stills were hidden. She was shot to death by moonshiners near her Sarcille Canyon home and her body burned in a campfire attempt. Distilling gear was found nearby as investigators traced the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Col
Rosa M. Perdue
Wisconsin
Sarcille Canyon
Police
de Clareil
Ray Wolkcott
Drunkenness Boosts Charity Demands in Hagerstown
Miss Alice Edmonds secretary of the Kings Daughters says rising drunkenness increases charity demands in Hagerstown. She notes more families rely on aid as wage earners spend money on liquor and cannot work, despite prohibition. A fund drive is planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Alice ‘Edmonds
Kings Daughters
Edmonds
Salvation Army
Miss Edmonds
Marie Drinks Tea Then Takes Plunge In Leviathan Pool
Oct 16 reports Marie and her daughter Tieana entering Leviathan pool amid confusion. Queen Mane, recently deceased, is noted as causing concern over literary contract clashes in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrs
SOS
Leviathan
Althoseb
Mane
Martie
Tieana
America
Personal notices and gatherings at Frederick in late fall
A column lists travelers and visitors to Frederick including Misses Margaret Fout Caroline Rodgers Laura Ann Gaver and Mrs Robert H MacLea among others. It notes Mrs J W Dorman leaving for Cleveland Detroit and Port Huron and returns of Evie Baker and family from Mt Airy and Baltimore. Also mentions Dr L W Eugster and family in Washington DC and France, plus students and locals visiting Urbana Towson and Freder ick. The Euresian Class of the First Baptist church met with officers elected for the year and planned activities for the coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Fout
Caroline Rodgers
Laura Ann Gaver
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Robert H. MacLea
Beltimore
Robert James
Indianapolis
Ind
Richard St. Clair
Kansas City
Nannie
Mary Young
Harry Young
East Second Street
W. Dorman
East Eighth Street
Cleveland
Detroit
Port Huron
Mich
Evie J. Baker
Turner
Naomi
June
Mt. Airy
L. W. Eugster
Cleveland Park
Washington, D. C
Casco Bay
Eugster
St John
New Brunswick
Evangeline Valley
Nova Scotia
Frederick
Charles H. Conley, Jr
University of Virginia
Guilford
Eugene Creed
Braddock Heights
Europe
Virginia
Urbana
Margaret R. Stup
State Normal School
Towson
Charles W. Buff
Walbrook
Aida
Urbane
Cassin Gladmon
Misa
Margaret Elizabeth Gladmon
Percy Gladmon
Wastington
William W. Osborn
West Third Street
First Baptist Church
Verona Smith
Leah Ripley
Rachel Ripley
Heen Shoemaker
Misa Grace Smith
Bertha Goodman
Anna Romine
Rith Trout
Tragedy in Hagerstown Yard Claims 20-Year-Old Brandenburg
Raymond L. Brandenburg aged 20 years 11 months 28 days died in Western Maryland railroad yards when a car slipped off a jack crushing his chest. He lived with parents Mr. and Mrs. George W. Brandenburg of Harmony Frederick County. Funeral planned Sunday on his birthday at Harmony Reformed Church with interment at Middle town cemetery. Brothers and sisters survive. he previously drove a milk truck for Frank Lowery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond L. Brandenburg
George W. Brandenburg
Harmony
Frederick County
Maryland
Hagerstown
F Brandenburg
Brandenburg
Reformed
John
Adam
Middletown
C. T. K. Gladzill
Bran
Frank Lowery
Trial could end Monday in criminal cases at term
Court officials say the present term will finish criminal business by Monday except for two cases. William Perkins and Pete Stephens remain on liquor law charges and are set for Monday. The jury will report Monday morning, and no court will sit for the rest of the week due to the Frederick Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Perkins
Pete Stephens
Frederick
Arrest settles year old debt after Mt Airy ice cream bill
John A. Tabler of Hagerstown was arrested at the Hagerstown Fair Grounds by Deputy Sheriff Edgar Mercer after a yearlong unpaid bill of 81 dollars to Mt Airy Ice Cream Company. The debt arose from a purchase for sale purposes. Tabler had been elusive but was located in Hagerstown and brought to Mt Airy for detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Airy Ice Cream Company
John A. Tabler
Hagerstown
Edgar ‘T. Mercer
Mt Airy
Tested Tabler
Hagerstown Fair Grounds
Tabler
Tabier
Charles Chaney
Chaney
Taber
Personal Effects of Evelyn Nesbit Attached
The jewelry clothing and personal belongings of Evelyn Nesbit former wife of Harry K Thaw were attached and her wages were garnisheed to satisfy a $350 claim by dentist G M Smith for professional services. Nesbit had attempted suicide during an engagement as a cabaret entertainer and had returned two weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Evelyn Nesbit
Harry K. Thaw
G M Smith
Miss Nesbit
Intruder at Hood College Remains Unidentified
Hood College faced a scare when a man or two intruded two campus buildings early Friday. A stranger was found in the infirmary Thursday night and a masked visitor entered Strawn Cottage asking for shelter, then fled. Authorities increased security and patrols continue as they seek identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Hood College
Shawn Cottage
Colliege 9
Martha Thomas
Strawn Cottage
Young
Maning
Hood
Cald
Vernon T. Smith
Los Angeles Returns to Lakehurst Home
The dirigible Los Angeles completes its first major post Shenandoah mission, landing at Lakehurst after a 18 hour 5 minute flight from Detroit. Lt. Cmdr. C. E. Rosendahl reports a loose antenna caused minor trouble, and a frost forced hovering before final berth in the hanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakehurst
N. J
Los Angeles
Shenandoah
Detroit
Aniles
C. E. Rosendahl
Flosendahl
Great Lakes
At & O'Clock
Aurora Borealis Said to Cause Poor Radio Reception
Walter F. Zeixler, plant wire chief for the local c and P Telephone Co, attributes Thursday and Friday night radio trouble to the Aurora Borealis. He notes erratic reception, with signals swinging from strong to absent, and says the northern display was visibly bright those evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. Zeixler
C. and P. Telephone Co
Zeigler
Four Mail Clerks Hurt In Wreck Of American Limited
Four mail clerks sustained slight injuries when the American Limited on the Pennsylvania Railroad derailed near Fisher Ohio close to Dennison. No passengers were harmed. clerks were moved to another train and continued to St Louis. Names were not released by railroad officials. The cause of the wreck was not determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Limited
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fisher
Ohio
Dennison
Europe Demand Sends Wheat Up in Early Market
Wheat prices surged as Europe buys large North American cargoes amid harvests. U.S. visible supplies fell first time this season. Corn and oats also rise. hog cholera weighs on markets while butter steadies with modest gains in New York and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Europe
North America
United States
Winnipeg
Argentina
Equator
Australia
New York
Philadelphia
Tea at Hood College Social Event
Hood College hosted a Friday tea from 2 30 to 6 00 pm in Coblentz Hall. About 150 guests attended including 75 Frederick residents and college faculty. Hostesses included Miss Lillian O Brown Miss Anna Kate Rudy Miss Alice Thomson and Mrs MC Carson with Dean Sara C Lovejoy and Mrs Joseph Tr Apple assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Lillian O. Brown
Anna Kate Rudy
Alice Thomson
MC. Carson
Frederick
Coblentz Hall
Dean
Sara C. Lovejoy
Joseph Tr. Apple
Frank Norwood
Democrats Name Committee Head in Frederick County
The Democratic County Central Committee of Frederick County met at the YMCA with wide representation. Leonard C. Barrick was re-elected chairman and Mrs. Richard P. Ross became vice-chairman. Mary J. Maulaby was named secretary and Edward J. Smith treasurer. An eight-member executive committee was authorized. Speakers urged turnout for Tuesday November 2. A. LeRoy McCardell and William M. Storm addressed the gathering alongside state leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County Central Committee
Frederick County
Wich
Leonard C. Barrick
Woodsmore
Barrick
Richard P. Ross
Mary
Maulaby
Edward J. Smith
Emory L. Coblentz
David ©. Winebrenner
Parsons Newman
Alton ¥. Bennett
Whelam J. Grove
Annual Banquet of Utica Reformed Ladies Guild Held
The Ladies' Guild of the Utica Reformed Church held its annual banquet at Mrs. Elsie Snook’s Lewistown home, marking the guild’s fourth anniversary. Attendees included Mrs. Snook and many others, with a supper of chicken salad, ham, desserts, and drinks, and marigold decorations. Separate notices report voter registration gains in Montgomery County and the Dickerson Immunity League meeting with school-wide plans and patron support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’Guild
Utica
Mary Taylor
Maria Brottlemyer
M. L. Powell
Grayson Stull
L. Palmer
William Green
Bradley Clem
B. Martz
Albert Stup
E. K. Ramsburg
John Rice
Staley Stull
Irvin Ramsburg
Walter Stull
Mebri = Stull
Virgie Snook
Clyde Green
Earl Clem
May
Allen Martz
Velma Carow
Ruth Kehne
Kathryn Snook
Serah Stull
Lillian Clem
Jane Ramsburg
Mary Snook
Dickerson
Dickerson Immunity League
Deverson Rich Schoo
Lford J Jones
J.brooke Gott
Lawrence B. Jones
Ata Hickx
Mullinix
Labor Bank in Pittsburgh Closed Amid Swindle Charges
The Brotherhood Savings and Trust Company in Pittsburgh closed by the Pennsylvania Department of Banking after arrests of five officers and associates in a $192,000 alleged bond swindle. Charges include conspiracy and theft involving deposits toward a $320,000 bond purchase, with key figures R A McCrady president and W J Kelly vice president among those held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Brotherhood Savings and Trust Company
Pennsylvania Department of Banking
State Bank
R. P. Ferguson
Hal
Charles E Knapp
Im Ferguson
R. A. McCrady
W. J. Kelly
J. L. Nelson
Frank T. Redman
The
Labor Bank
State Banking Department
R.A. Mr. Crady
Redimas
Diamond
McCrady
Knapp Yeate
Isbor
D. D. Miller
Terre Haute
And
Golden Rule Luncheon Set for Monday in Frederick
Ministers of Frederick city and county invited to a Monday noon luncheon at the Scott Key hotel. Rev Dr Henri L G Kieffer will chair the event, a precursor to Golden Rule Sunday December first. Dr Isaac Yonan will address, sharing experiences from a 60 000 strong Assyrian retreat across the desert. Eleven drowned when the steamer Guide sank near Gobouet on the St Lawrence. North Shore Trading Co received word of the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Scott Key Hotel
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Goilen
Isaac Yonan
Frederick
Yonan
Laymer
Kieffer
Prang
Quebec
Gob Pout
St Lawrence
North Shore Trading Company
Vestehoed
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Aimee Semple
M’pherson
Marke
Colorado
Iich
Kudson
Moon
Mack Trucks
General Motors
Dhotor
U. S
Gulf States
van Sweringen
Atlantic Coast Line
Florida
Kennecott
Marie
Raymond L. Brandenburg, Harmony
Hagerserstown Yards
Mt. Airy. Tee
Evelyn Nessit
Hood Buildings
Stranger
Infirmary
W. F. Zeigler
Democrats
Ladies’ Guild of
Board of Directors
Lonan
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