Postmaster Appointments Recommended in Frederick County
The Democratic State Central Committee of Frederick county recommends LeRoy C. Barrick as permanent postmaster at Woodsboro and Lewis H. Stoner as postmaster at Emmitsburg. The moves follow Civil Service Commission exams and will be sent to Congressman David J. Lewis for final action. Grace Rowe at Emmitsburg remains in office pending appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy C. Barick
Woodsboro
Lewis H. Stoner
Em Oitsburg
State Central Committee
Frederick County
Emue Licmuasalp Teyab
Civil Service Commission
Lewis
Barrick
Harry W. Barrick
Jack W. Reddick
LeRoy C. Barrick
Emmitsburg
Grace Rowe
Lewis H. Stenn
John D Elder
Thornton W. Rodgers
Stoner
Com- Dilige
William J. Grove
Davie C. Winebrenner
Charles H. Corny
Andrew A. Annan
Harry Kennedy
Richard P. Ross
Annual Fall Play Day at Hood College Saturday
Hood College hosts an annual fall play day joined by George Washington University and Goucher College on Hood’s campus next Saturday afternoon. Events start at 2 with an all college soccer match Hood versus GWU, plus archery and class hockey, others include tennis, volleyball, and a relay. Umpires from all three colleges will supervise events with a 6 15 dinner in Cobientz Hall hosted by Hood College Athletic Association president Miss Martha Myron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
George Washington University
Goucher College
Hood
Columbia
Soucher
George Washington
Goucher
Bengineers
Athletic Association of
Cobientz Hall
Martha Myron
Weather Today Report and Historical Precipitation
The daily forecast notes a 24 hour period ending at 7 9. m with today none for precipitation. October totals show 2.87 inches year to date and 8.501 inches for October 1932. High yesterday reached 73 degrees, low last night 48. Sun rise 4 27 a. m., sunset 1 24 p. m. Moon rises 10 42 a. m., moon sets 7 42 p. m. Conditions indicate muddy Potomac and Monocacy waterways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Final Arrangements for Big Rally of Odd Fellows
Final preparations for a large parade and rally of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs to honor Miss Celeste R. Thomas of the Rebekah Assembly of Maryland. Degrees for subordinate lodges will be conferred at the State Armory and parish hall events follow with multiple lodge staffs and bands expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Rebekshs
Celeste R. Thomas
Rebekah Assembly of
Staf of Washington Lodge
Baltimore
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Helena Rebekah Lodge
Dundalk
National Defense Funds Allocated for Army and Navy
Washington October 21 The public works administration allotted 25 000 000 to the army and navy for national defense The War Department received 10 000 000 for motorization replacing horse and mule power in non combat branches An additional 15 000 000 was allotted for aviation construction funding between the two departments Wins Archery Tournament Eleanor Miller of Laughlinton Pa won Hood College archery tourney with 267 points from 72 arrows, followed by Margaret MacAnlis Beaver Falls Pa and Esther Shields West Chester Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pube Works Administration
Army
War Department
Eleanor Miller
Laughlinton
Hood College
Hood
Elizabeth Burtner
Fourth Member Of Alleged Arson Group To Be Tried
The Mountville man Carl Shores faces trial for setting the Tobias E. Zimmerman barn fire near Adamstown on May 17 1932 and 50 tons of straw loss. Three youths Howard Corum Lewis Hale and James Hawes already convicted in related barn burnings are to testify. The trial is set for November 3 with defense by E Austin James and D Princeton Buckey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Carl Shores
Mountville
Willard
Tobias EB. Zimmerman
Adamstown
Shores
E. Austin James
D. Princeton Buckey
Walter E. Linn
Howard Coran
Lewis Hale
James Hawes
House of Correction
Gorum
Hale
Hawes
Arthur D. Lambert
Feagsvile
Corum
John D Young
Malinda A
Kemp
Mr. Lambert
Joshua HE. B. Zimmerman
Wear Feagayville
Toblas FE
Zimmerman
John W. Cook
George* Ruthvin
Joseph F. Dougherty
Verner A. Redmond
Southern Railway Official Dies in Bermuda
Hamilton Bermuda October 21 AP Henry W Muller vice president of the Southern Railway collapsed and died of a heart attack while waiting for a carriage to drive with his wife who will stay with the body in Bermuda burial planned in Washington DC their home. Market data shows a bearish close with heavy trading and a 1,250,000 share transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Bermuda
Henry W. Muller
the Southern Railway
Miller
We & At
New York
Uni. 21
Movine picture circles claim boardman to wed Hollywood director
Madrid report says Eleanor Boardman, a screen actress, arrived for a visit and soon would marry Harry Darrast, a Hollywood director. The couple planned to spend the weekend with Thence onside Macrd, as the AP dispatch notes. Meanwhile Richard Hallman, hacked about the head and face early Thursday, was improving at Montevue Hospital and expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mav
Madrid
Eleanor Boardman
Harry Darrast
Richard Hallman
Montevue Hospital
Prisoner who escaped hid in bed lure near Thurmont
Sheriff and deputies recaptured Percy Sunday a longtime escapee from Roxbury Penitentiary Farm after finding him hidden beneath a bed mattress at a friend’s home southeast of Thurmont. Sunday, age about 20, had used multiple tricks to elude authorities across three counties and will face Washington County for breaking parole plus remaining ten months at Baltimore’s penitentiary. He previously forged checks and sold liquor, having been sent to the House of Correction and later jailed in Cairo County before his latest escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Sunday
Sadie
Jal
Maryland
Roxbury
Washington
Baltimore
Charles W. Crum
Willam E. Foreman
J. Ruskin Loy
Paul Hoffman
Sunday
Lidie
Jimigan
Black's Mill
Thurmont
Lidle House
Rothe
House of Correction
Cairo
Middletown Valley Community Show Planned at High School
Plans under Middletown Grange outline a two night community show November 3 and 4 in the Middletown High School auditorium. Homer Remsberg of the Maryland State Grange chairs the effort with M Prank Holter and a committee including Herman Schroyer Willard Holter and Mrs J Vernon Coblent. Entries must be grown or made by the exhibitor with no entry fee. University of Maryland extension staff and Helen Pearson will judge Friday afternoon. Over 190 classes cover farm garden and household items with first second and third prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Valley
Middletown Grange
Ol. Homer Remsberg
Maryland State Grange
M. Prank Holter
Frederick County Farmers’ Co-operative Association
Helen Pearson
Middletown Vallsy
Santiago Express Train Derailed In Wreck Near Havana
An explosion derailed the Santiago Express near Empacme in Matanzas province about 30 miles from Havana. The locomotive and two baggage cars left the track but there were no casualties. The incident occurs amid unsettled labor conditions as authorities push to resolve differences. Weather outlook predicts rain or snow through the week with cold days ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Santiago
Empacme
Matanzas
Germany fully isolates from rest of nations in 193...
Germany withdraws from the League of Nations under Article 3, signaling complete isolation from organized international cooperation. Foreign Minister announces the decision, noting Germany’s retirement from the international labor organization and formal withdrawal from League proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Germany
International
Ife
League of Na Hons
League Cornant
International Labor Organization
Y Campaign 10 Opens Tuesday for FCA Appeal
Plans for the Y M C A campaign to raise funds and membership rolls were announced with sessions set for October 24 25 and 26. Rev Charles D Sheffer says every dollar will be wisely spent as the Y under a tight budget continues with reduced salaries and building repairs. A meeting for campaign workers is scheduled Monday at 7 pm in the auditorium and participating names will appear in Monday's papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Charles D. Sheffer
M.C. A
Frederick
Garden Club Holds Annual Luncheon Meet
The Garden Club of Frederick held its annual luncheon and meeting Friday at the Fran cis Scott Key hotel with a floral display of marigolds delphiniums and dahlias in yellow and blue. Officers elected included Mrs Holmes D Baker president Miss Maulsby vice president and Mrs Frank Nicodemus secretary. The event was organized by committee chaired by Mrs Dertzbaugh and attended by many club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Helena Stauffer
Mary S. Maulsby
Folous
Holmes D Baker
Maulsby
Prank Nicodemus
Lewis R. Derrybaugh
Dertzbaugh
William T. Delaplaine
G. Hunter Bowers
Joseph H Apple
NRA Officials Await Roosevelt Radio Address
NRA officials anticipate President Roosevelt’s Sunday night radio address to reassure farmers about the recovery program. They expect a plain statement of what the program has done and will do, including farm price protections and a basic retail code likely to receive signature soon with modifications from the last draft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NRA
Roosevelt
Iss
National
Columbia
Lynch ing Probe Set To Start Early Next Week In Lynchings
The inquiry into the George Armwood lynching in Princess Anne Maryland is slated to begin Monday or Tuesday with State's Attorney John B Robins reporting the full state cooperation offered by Governor Ritchie. The article notes the mob attack occurred Wednesday night and lists officials ready to aid in apprehending those responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Anne
George Armwood
John B Robins
Ritchie
Lane
Philadelphia claim seeks large ransom for safety
A fragmentary report notes a Philadelphia case where a party demands $35,000 to ensure the safety of a woman named Thelmao Jarvis Gibure. The men reportedly sent a title to her father and threaten an abduction over a controversial dispute.
Theresa Stull Weds Dr Allen Reed in Hanover Pa
A morning ceremony at Evangelical Lutheran Church unites Theresa Elizabeth Stull daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Stull with Dr Allen John Reed son of Mr and Mrs Olin B Reed in Frederick area rites. Rev Dr Amos J Traver officiated as family and friends from Frederick Baltimore and New York witnessed the event. The bride wore pink satin and bore pearls. bouquet included rosebuds and bronze chrysanthemums. The couple plans a motor trip south then residence at 108 Broadway Hanover Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S'Eiork
Milas Theresa Elizabeth Stull
John Hf. Stull
DI Avenue
Allen John Reed
Olin B. Reed
Lorraine
Frederick
Amos John Traver
Eleanor Eichelberger
The
Zi Psi Phi
Gorgas Dontological Society
Hanover
New York
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
All College Dance at Hood College tonight in Coblenz Hall
An all college dance sponsored at Hood College Coblenz Hall runs from 8 to midnight tonight with a tea dance at 3 pm. Attendees include college presidents, deans, professors, and numerous Frederick residents and students. Music by Russ Customs Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Cobleniz Hall
Josep H. Apple
Ruth V Pope
Ruth EL Parry
W R. Barnhart
H. T Wade
Mary C. Ott
Harrie
Fell
Wirginia Bryan
Russ
Ofehestra
President Roosevelt Receives Honorary Degree at Washington College
President Roosevelt visited Washington College in Chestertown Maryland to receive the honorary Doctor of Laws. He urged a cooperative spirit rooted in colonial history, contrasted with dictatorial regimes, and recalled George Washington as a founder of the college. A 21 gun salute marked the ceremony as the president and Mrs. Roosevelt arrived by yacht, welcomed by Governor Ritchie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestertown
Reneevelt
Nere Boday
Washington College
Ceorge Washington
Roosevelt
Hiram Brown
Albert C. Ritchie
Mr. Roosevelt
Gilbert Wilcox Mead
George Washington
Sixth Field Artillery
Summerville
Lorraine
College
Sequoia
Ctvesa- Prakg
IASC
Migat Ang
Loe
Chester Tlyer
Mead
CASES GO TO COURT
Two charges against Vernon L Pingassee were heard at the circuit court after a Peoples Court morning. State's Attorney Sinn sought jury trials. Charges included assault and battery and openly carrying a deadly weapon. Rhoderick declared bond was set at 250 dollars with Reno Harp representing him. Brown, Ridgeville, pleaded guilty to keeping a gaming table and paid ten dollars. Clara Routzahn also faced a similar gaming table fine. Samuel Lewis defended Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon L. Pingassee
Ole Atte
Peoples Court
Walter E. Sinn
Charles B. Walters
Bennett
Rhoderick
Reno
Harp
Claude E. Brown
Ridgeville
Clara
Routzahn
Samuel Lewis
Brown
Governor Lehman Operated On For Appendicitis
New York October 21 Governor Herbert Lehman underwent an operation for appendicitis at Mt Sinai Hospital. Officials reported the procedure entirely successful and the governor in satisfactory condition. Secretary Joseph Canavan said the operation and recovery were progressing without complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herbert Lehman
Wen
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Joaeph Canavan
Leaman
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Ustmaster
Joe L
Ewis H. Stoner
Democratic State Central
Committee For
Eroy
Joucher
Lone Wolf
Frank Wilson
Fleral
Internal Revenue Bureau
Department of Justice
ODD Fellows
City Hall
North Market Street
James H. Davis
Tacoma
Wash
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge of Maryland
Patriarchs
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Ladies Amitary
Frederick High School
New Windsor
Wolfsville
Harmony
Brunswick
American Legion
Gilead
Hagerstown
Calgary
Palestine
Tuesay
Ostolas
Siidt Jersusalem
Ridgely
Towson
G. Thomas Strather
Martha Rose
Burkittsville
Southern Railways
Mattress
Jedstean
Middletown
Coldjet
TNS
Monuay
Paul M Carmack
Joseph G. Smith
Carmack
North Marartet
Mr. Smith
Mair Streth Defferson
Greenbury Grove
Hiram F. Rite
Cow House
Elmer F
Fannie M. Michael
Moral Hetler
Etgar BH. McTin
Vonnie Dutcow
Western Farmers
Jassons
Georgianna Houck Simmons Nurses
GE Cline
Bartgls
Devil's Tamanten Sgeatad Varate Oe
Nellie Hoffman
Trundle
Jane Zimmerman
Eisenhower
Clyde M. Roney
Board of Managers
Dudisy Page
Maud Kefauver
Deposit Liquidation Board
Robert V. Plening
Fifth
Gom
Bass
H.C. Grove
Thomas
Willam J. Wales
Washington, D.C
Guy le Pout
Suchionoet
Zhir
Miss Theresa
Stull
Bride DR
Reed
Lutheran Church
Mield Tontcht
Vernon L. Rhoderick
Lehman
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