Police warn of bold telephone repairman thief on Dill Avenue
Sheriff and city officials join investigation into a conman posing as a telephone repairman who entered the Apple residence on Dill Avenue. The suspect, described as a tall, well dressed man in his twenties with blue eyes and light hair, fled with a gold timepiece once owned by Mrs. Delaplaine's family. Last seen east of Hood College, residents urged caution and to verify any repairman identity.
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Poring Ag
Dr. J. Apple
W. T
Apple Lyme
Adlegall
Tions
Hough
Ted
Mr. Delaplaine
C. Wusnn
Trorkameles
Tbe Telephone Company
Vine Sees Ocean Mail Service Soon
New York AP reports Charles Levine the sole trans Atlantic air pioneer returned home and announced plans for a reverse journey to America next summer and ocean airmail service to Europe within two years. Costes and Caravelas died in Brazil while flying in an exhibition near Port Natal.
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New York
Charles Levine
America
Europe
Avine
Grover, Salon
Gyer
Clarence Chamberlig
Uer
Macon
Crash Scene On Route Sparks Uncertain Injuries
A blurred report describes a collision involving a Ford coupe and a freight car with a Frederick party en route to a Haie lhurbe stop. Bystanders and drivers exchanged questions about injuries as one man questioned the other about the crash details.
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Frederick Aginty
Silver Sea
Two Die in Chicago Auto Shooting Tragedy
In Chicago on Rhodes Avenue two 11 year old girls, Carrier Ine Stadler and Margaret Martin, were shot to death when a stalled car rammed a curb. The driver Wilfred Winters 22 a former taxi driver shot himself with a pistol found near him. A motive cited involved a rejected marriage proposal.
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Chicago
Mobile
Wilfred Winters
Ine Stadler
Margaret Martin
Rhodes Avenue
Fissul
Winters
William J. Martin
Sieid Sue
Tad
Miss Stadler
Martins
Waynesboro Lutheran Bible Class Visitors Arrive
Nearly a hundred members of the Whetstone Bible class of Waynesboro Pennsylvania visited the Evangelical Lutheran Sunday school in Waynesboro No. 55. The group arrived at 9 39 and were greeted by the teacher Jesse H. Michael and class president Byron A. Winebrewer. The visit included opening exercises led by T Arnold Whitmore and a greeting by G H Whetstone. The visitors attended church services and shared lunch, with sermons by Rev Dr Rupp and a predicted fall rally featuring a pageant by church youth.
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Whetstone Bible Clase
Lutheran Church of
Waynesboro
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Jesse H. Michael
Byron A. Winebrewer
T. Arnold Whitmore
S. H. Zeltmyer
Whetstone
G. H. Whetstone
C. Rupp
Isho S Rens
C. Elwars Steele
Cass
Frank B. Sappington
Ashford
Joseph T. Pyles
Dr Rapp
Lignite Miners of Germany Go on Strike
Reports from the district offices indicate German lignite miners have begun a strike. The action spreads to several cities as unions press for better wages and working conditions amid a tense labor environment.
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Germany
College council picks jury for hearings report of fall clubs
A New York headed campus gathering led by Bertha McDill reviewed fall club activities and Christmas plans at Campus Day meetings. Reports from the Frederick County club and student aid committees highlighted events, dues, and fundraisers, with a new alumnae cup awarded for class points.
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College Council
Mood College Council
Campaz
Tve
Shilpa
Sin
Hood Cuba
Mabel Sassmar Whitman
Reading
Hool Cink
Marceline Kefauver
Christms
Helen O'Boile Hamme
York
Emmantine Lutz
Allentown
Irene Stupp
Actine Atemnes
Sara L. Mytoe
Altmnde
Naomi Voecele
Huntington
W. Va
Irs
Adele Levering
Philadelphia
Altmnae Association
Dorothy Warehime
Nellie McCadell
Hoffmeier
Ragerstown
3feCut
J. HL Apple
McCall
Myron
Hoffweier
Hagerstown
Lucy Best
Greensburg
Lereting
Mary C. Ott
D. Jona Markey
Margaret RK. Motter
Marcelene Kefanver
Frederick
Hamme
Helen Goodfell
Y. W.ca
Boon
Frederick Penaty
U B Church Plans Devoted Dedication Services
The Centennial Memorial United Brethren church held the Conference Year opening services led by Rev. George W Strine. Sunday School attendance reached 327 with three visiting members and one new scholar. Dedication of the new Sunday School building is set for November 6 and funds will be raised October 23 to November 6 under general chairmanship of C Summers.
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Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
George Wstrine
James Fisher
Thos. Summers
Glenn O' Garker
Ww. C
Summers
Glen
W. D. Glen
Emma G. Strine
Freda Bowen
Francis Hoffman
Pic
Church
Otterbeing
Boonsboro
Gas Ration News From Syracuse and Denver Citizens
Fragmented OCR reports ration details for Syracuse and Denver. The text mentions banners, meeting notes, calculations on prices and quotas for clothing and staples, and references to food agents and an oyster trade context.
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West
Agiveydves
Dogg Haliliaore
Accord
Ettal
Americas
Ted
Hety W
Chamtyr
Rajthmure
Vaatar
Rabins
Denver
Ministers Discuss Teachers Institute In Freierck County
Regular meeting of the Freierck County Ministerial Association held this morning in the XY OM CG. Rev. W. C. Tay presided. Dr. G. Ellis Willings spoke on the Teacher Training Institute to be held in November at the Franmalont Trepany ehoren. Luncheon followed at the Francis Scott Key hotel with numerous ministers and spouses listed as attendees. Church services and events outlined include Sunday school attendance, a cornet duet, Bible class, and an Epworth League session with plans for upcoming sermons and meetings.
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Freierck County Ministerial Association
W. C. Tay
Carl Norweil
G. Ellis Willings
Franmalont Trepany
Ehoren
KR. C
City
K. C. Sorrick
Woodaboro
KE. C. Maxwell
C. H. Schwin
Mix
Oboe
Thurmont
George 92
Setter
Jefferson
Joseph H. Apple
Douglazs
Thcochy
W. Day
Middletown
G. W. Kersteteer
Adamstown
John W.‘Fisher
Whikeraville
G. Eltis Willams
Elty
G. Milter
Bronswick
Calvary M
Raymond
Fort
G. Ellis Wit
Epworth League
John Philip Engelbrecht
J. Rathbone Oliver
Evangelical Reformed Church
Fire destroys six story building in Pittsburgh district
A spectacular fire in Pittsburgh raged nearly four hours in the Pennarcone wholesale dry goods and furniture area. Twelve firefighters were treated after being trapped by a collapsing wall as one six story structure was wrecked and two others damaged. Damage was estimated at 250090 dollars with most injuries from falling debris.
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Pittsburgh
Pennarcone
State Police to Guard 67th Frgeetlosy County Fair
Ten State Police detail with a special force sworn in Frederick will guard the 67th Angus exhibition of the Frgeetlosy County Agricultural Society opening Tuesday. Officials say long exhibitor lines and crowded departments will test security as weather improves and preparations finish.
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Frederick
Frgeetlosy County Agriculural Society
Patrick
Tire Lene
Chia Martin J. Walsh
Wrom Wemk
Mills
Allils
Deutsch
Biteaard
Dutrow
Shapin
Rempel
Cubbage
Krimm
Hetecs
Haddacrey
Oflu Ae
Xrisam
Peiteumes
Prederick
Ramblers
Reet
Frederick Art Club elects officers and plans year
The Frederick Art Club, formed thirty years ago by president Miss Florence Doub, elected officers for the year and set a reading and social program. A reception for new and old members is planned for Thursday evening October 27, while the year book is reported complete and a reading course on antique charm highlighted the agenda.
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Frederick
Misa Florence Doub
Sret
Dodb
Bew
Florence Doub
Bessie Clapp
Gertrude Apple
Arth Mallint
Delapaine
Helen Smith
Katherine Keefer
Kate Ramsburgh
Lola May Town
Martha Siemme
Hazel Merit Hbrarlars
Florence B.gendr
Runaway Boy Returns Home With Crutches
A missing boy returned to his home in Prvbrick on September 5 after a hospital stay following an incident at work on a ladder. He spoke little of what happened and was reunited with his parents, who received the best information available.
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Raeling
Pearhead
Baeh
Prvbrick
Ereem
Eight Uninjured In Auto Accidents Reported
Two Sunday accidents left eight people uninjured despite dangerous conditions. A Ford touring car driven by John Whiener of Shocks town lost a rear wheel on East South Street, nearly tipping over, but occupants including his wife and infant daughter escaped harm as the wheel tore from the axle and rails contributed to the mishap. A separate incident involved a different car with the rear wheel detaching, allowing the vehicle to stay upright with minor damage as onlookers gathered.
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Rena
Fraterick City Hospital
Jar Sedas
Tnd Wale
Tad ‘Et Sealade
Wi Aren
Asan
John Whiener
Shockstown
East South Street
Whisper
Ecesh
U B Conference at York Brought to Close
The Pecussivania conference of the United Brothers church in York concluded with several appointments. Rev. Paul E Holdcraft was named conference historian, Rev. Paul A Shettel and Rev. William R Glen received posts, and Rev. J A Shettel joined the court of appeals. Membership quotas were noted as paid, gifts to the conference increased, and minutes from 1924 to 1960 were presented. A Grace Reformed Church service featured Rev. Chalmera W Walek and Rev. J D Thomas with music by Eva Thomas and Austin Rhoads. The next WY meeting is scheduled for Monday the 21st.
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Pecussivania
United Brothres Church
York
Paul E. Holdcraft
Baltimore
Frederick
Historical Society
Paul A. Shettel
Chambersburg
Bunday School
Brotherhood
Young People's Work
William R. Glen
Lebanon Valley College
J. A Shettel
Court of Apients
Amonc Charchea
Caprass and
Jefferson, Keedyshire
Walkett
Paul E. Botchcraft
W. J. Weaver
Beldcraft
Quincy
York First Church
Grace Reformed Church
Grace Reformed Xantey Schoolen
Statmer
Prul
Erick Mbert Troschke
de Maller
Waterstown
Dawn Back On Beach After Ten Minutes Aloft
Old Orchard Maine February 17 AP A Sikorsky amphibian forced a rough water landing after a takeoff disaster left the craft with a balance problem. Rescue operations moved 200 gallons of fuel into the air creating a white spray cloud as crews worked to right the craft and plan a second attempt at dawn as tide and weather threatened.
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Old Orchard
Daea
Rayero
Abe
Diane
Alarry
Les
Elena
College professor found dead in office
Lawrence October 17 AP dean Perky Walker of the School of Engineering and the University of fe was found dead, the report says, with officials noting suicide in his office. Other items mention real estate sales, farm retirement, and local civic notes such as new post tables and a breakfast invitation.
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Lawrence
Kum
Apyae
Perky ¥. Walker
School of Engineering
University of Fe
Bis
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