Thomas Haller Died at His Frederick Home
Thomas H Haller, prominent retired merchant and fraternal leader, died at 5:30 AM today at his Court Square home at 79. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 11 AM at his residence, with Dr Amos J Trayer officiating. Interment in Mt Olivet Cemetery. Survived by widow Cora E Bowers, four children, six grandchildren, three sisters, and two brothers.
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Thomas H Haller
Court Square
Haller
Cora E Bowers
William D Bowers
Fredenck
Harry Halle
C E Cline & Son
Amos John Trayer
Mt Olwet
C E Chine & Son
Frederick
Perod
Ci Samply
Sou
Ware
Ruth Nichols among six injured in Troy plane crash
Ruth Nichols, her pilot Captain Harry Hublitz, two mechanics, and two passengers were seriously injured when a 20 passenger Condor plane burst into flames after crashing at Troy during exhibition flights. The crew and all occupants were removed quickly as the plane burned, with ten percent of proceeds allegedly going to charity.
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Troy Noy
Minn
Ruth Nichols
Miss Nichols
Troy
Harry Hublitz
Aames
Mus Nichols
O Charity
Roosevelt To Attend Choptank Celebration
Howard W Simmons chairman of arrangements said President Roosevelt would attend the Choptank bridge celebration by yacht Sequoia for the Muler and a half span Public Works Administration project costing about 1.5 million dollars. If he goes ashore has not been decided. loudspeaker will broadcast his address if needed. Notables from Maryland and nearby states including several governors have been invited and many have accepted.
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Howard W Simmons
Arrangments
Roosevelt
Simmons
Maryland
Rome
Mom Soliro
Ethiopia
Pigeons Burned At Keefer Chicken House Fire
Mr and Mrs John H Keefer returned to 20 East South Street to find a rear chicken house destroyed by fire and about eighteen pigeons killed. The origin remains undetermined. Firemen from United Fire Company arrived with booster and plug streams to extinguish the blaze reported around 9 15 Sunday morning. Neighbors raised the alarm and saved several chickens. The Keefers had left for Laurel about 7 45 a m and no flames remained on the property.
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John H Kesfer
East South Street
United Fire Company
Keefer
Laurel
Reverend C A Urban Dies Suddenly
The Rev C A Urban, an urban minister, died suddenly leading to services conducted by colleagues and parishioners. Details on location and service times were not immediately available, but the community mourns the loss of a longtime faith leader.
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C A Urban
Death of Local Pastor Urban at 38 in Maryland
A late night death at home near Thurmont ends the life of Rey Carl Urban 38, pastor of the Middletown United Brethren Church. He had been in usual health, endured a tuberculosis history, and recently served Pleasant Valley and Morning services. Funeral at 130 PM Wednesday in United Brethren Church Frederick with interment Mt Olivet. He is survived by his wife Mira Poole Urban and two children, plus a brother Frank Urban.
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Thurmont
Rey Carl
United Brethren Church
Pleasant Valley
Urban
Ave
Uriban
Everedy Company
Ox Fibre Brush Company
United States’ Navy Yard
Woodman
San Antonio
Texas
Frederick County Ministerial Association
Mr Urban
Frank M Urban
Carrie Yahn Urban
Orginally
Toledo
Ohio
Myra Poole
Mira BE
Alice Urban
Frank G Urban
Lee Boys High Sun
Knights of Pythias
Frederik
Woodmen
Wald Elen
Washington DC
Frederick
Mt Olivet
C E Cline & Son Funeral Directors
Girl Caught Between Two Autos Loses Leg
Miss Mildred Degrange, 25, of Long Corner, remained in satisfactory condition after leg amputation. She was struck August 18 while between two parked cars on State Highway near Ridgeville by Maynard Kidd Mowe, Mt An automobile mechanic, who was arrested on drunken and reckless driving charges and released on $1100 bond. hearing date not set.
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Mildred Degrange
Thomas Degrange
Long Corner
Tal Fatines
Frias
Priday
Moss Degrange
Ridgeville
Maynard Kidd" Mowe
Moxley
Miss Degranges
Industrial Favorites Rally in Early Stock Market Trading
Industrial favorites led by motors hit new highs amid heavy buying as markets opened. Bullish mood fed by peace rumors abroad and rising U.S. optimism kept the bulls active with several gains of two points or more. Bond activity was firmer with modest improvement and call money at 0.25 percent. Cooper Te Fare trial opened in Knoxville this afternoon.
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New York
Knoxville
Held for Hearing in Knox Rampage Case
Raimond Coope of Knox was arrested on Saturday night for a Knox rampage, charged with carrying a concealed weapon while intoxicated. He was booked in the afternoon before Judge Morgan Prinkies. Constable Ernest Van made the arrest on information from James King of Knox Carpe. The article also notes land sales near Frederica and a public sale at the courthouse involving Luther R Srubaker, DeLauter, and Glenn Trout.
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Knox
Raimond Coope
Morgan
Griwes Farm
Vrame Gweink
Adwe O
Frank E Giamnis
Ween
Gore Amy
Frederica
Tee
Gaa
Pike
Court House
Luther R Srubaker Jefferson
kKoffer DeLauter
Glenn Trout
Reception Honors WK Main Family at Poet Arthur TX
An October 12 gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Clark Miccae 341 South Market Street honored Mr and Mrs WK Main of Poet Arthur Texas. Guests included Mr and Mrs Gra’k Michael Predenck Mr and Mrs William K Main Port Arthur Texas Mr and Mrs Calvin Main Braddock and others. A chicken dinner followed the old time music, led by Norman Tremler, and a farewell was held for Mr and Mrs WK Main as they visited.
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WK Main
Arthur
Texas
Clark Miccae
South Market Street
Michael Predenck
William K
Port Arthur
Calvin Main Braddock
Prank Main
Hyattstown
Joht
Derr
Frederick
Norman Tresier
George Main
Coln Albert Braddock
Mises
Ruth Main
Virgina
Michael
Dorothy Main
Dessood Michae
Harry Main
Norman Tressier Jr
Lisa Main
Mauriore le
Norman Tremler
Micheel
W K Main
Prikinma Leader Tl With Peewmeme Restful Night
Reno and Marp Pythian leader and local attorney remained in hospital with lobar pneumonia after a weekend, with hopeful reports of slight improvement. The Harp home received word from Donald Jenkins, his son-in-law, that Mr Harp had been moved to base Vial, continuing a Northwestern tour as Supreme Chancellor of the Knights of Pythias. Dr Brerhan Sr noted no real progress that day, though brief ground might be gained in the past twenty hours.
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Iea
Reno & Marp
Hanne
Knights of Pythias
David G Brerhan
Harps
Clergy and school notes shadow Frederick County meeting
Rev Nelson Brown named secretary amid a long church education session. Speakers including Dr Pohlmann urged focus on God over Washington. Many ministers and spouses attended the luncheon as preparations continued for Vacation Bible School programs and church activities.
Hood Alumnae Council Pleads For Meetings
Hood College Alumnae Council met at the college with Mrs Edgar H MrBride presiding. Reports from committee chairmen outlined plans for the year and a proposal for a weekend study visit and a second annual meeting off campus.
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Edgar H MrBride
Hood College
Mary Grace Helfenstein
Miriam Ro Apple
Finance Comittee
Nee McCardel Hoffmei
Pottstown Pa
Sadie Strunk Ivey
Reading
Lucy
Best
Esther Hottenstein
Henry I S‘ahr
Cobulentz Hall
Fair Managers Hear Report of Annual Show
Frederick County Agricultural Society directors met at the Mutual Insurance offices to review the 7th annual Frederick Pair show. Major Linda Culler chaired in Dr Charles H Conley’s absence due to surgery at Union Memorial Hospital. Financial reports for the 1935 Fair were discussed with figures not yet finalized amid unsettled balks.
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Frederick
Frederick County Agricu Ural
Court orders vacate opinion in Cowen case on July 12
In a motion heard by the Court of Appeal, Mr Cob lents counsel argued that the court should vacate its prior opinion dated July 12. The ruling involves Cowen and the criminal court process and potential further actions. The exact implications for the case were not disclosed in readable fragments.
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Ome -Genena
Emory
Court of Appeal
Coblent
Cowen
Posal Criminal Cours
Seeeks Divorce in Garwa Woman Based on Adultery
Dee of epee) and Robert Hahn separated since August 10. They were married at Wondsboro on April 18 1931. Adultery charged. Samuel A Lew represents plaintiff.
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Dee
Robert Hahn
Garwa
Hahn
Tres
Wondsboro
Samuel
Joe Plaintut
Fishing Law Case Shifts Amid Jury Verdicts
Millard F Stine of near Brunswick was found not guilty of netting violations after a nine day appeal process. The jury determined the seine was within legal limits, with testimony from Stine’s brother Russell and game officials noting possible shrinkage of net cards. The prior May conviction of co-defendants in related Monocacy river frogging cases was also discussed. Across the courts, federal aid for the needy faces tighter limits as Works Progress Administration officials call for better provisions for unemployables amid cuts.
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Arthur D Willard
Ieult
Millard F Stine
Brunswick
Wang
Walter EB Sinn Stine
Warren Benjamin F Phebus
Warren
John S&s Foster Stns
Sherman P Bowers
Allan Bennett
Wilbur & Etzler
Harry W Barrick
Sinn
Monocacy River
Phebus
WPA Street Project To Begin Wednesday
Baltimore October 2 AP WPA projects to provide work for about 600 men begin this week under Francis H Dryden WPA head. Projects include macadam street construction in Frederick Carroll county grading at Winfield school and street work in Frederick under WPA funds. About thirty men start Wednesday per Maxwell and others.
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Baltimore
Works Progress Administration
Francis H Dryden
WPA
Frederick
Bredeum
Teals
Carroll County
Winfield
Peederick
Maxwell
Weatherwatch Summary From Fragmented OCR
Weather data shows yesterday's high and low temperatures with partial readings for sunrise and sunset times. The text includes garbled dates and ages, hindering precise values for today and tomorrow.
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Tomorrim
Death of Sidney Stuw continues The Gumps saga
The Gumps face a pause as Sidney Stuw cree etor dies, with plans to continue by Mr Smith who has run The Gump for three months prior. An automobile accident Sunday triggers the shift, and Smith assumes control while the strip’s future is to be ruled by the estate.
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Sidney Stuw Cree
Mr Smith
Italian Army Eyes New Push Against Ethiopian Front
Italian forces reportedly plan a northward advance from Ogaden aiming to seize Dagmerret and Gorrohel as General Gragiani’s units press toward Dagnet ter. Ragged advance of 60 miles, with towns Burodi and Setuvelt fall, highlighting strategic gains in the Webbe Shibell river region amid Ethiopian resistance.
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Plona
Gorrehel
Ogaden
Gorrohel
Dagmerret
Rudulfo Gragiani
Ethiopia
Burodi
Setuvelt
Dagnetter
Webbe Shibell River
Emperor Selassie bids farewell to Ethiopian guards
Emperor Haile Selassie tearfully bade farewell to 40 Ethiopian guards departing for Dessye after meeting them at the capital Makale area. He urged the 1,000-strong force to defend the empire to the last breath as France faces sanctions and Italy’s aggression continues. A bombing near the Seti river by Italian forces was the only reported incident.
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Aleperor Haile
France
Djibouti
French Somaliland
Pias
Seti
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