Two Charged In East End Beer Sales Case
Circuit Court hears indictments charging Rosensteel and Baumgardner with selling beer to minors at the East End beer garden. They plead not guilty amid claims of outside influence. Three co-defendants Fitzgerald Fitez Kerrigan await trial as state witnesses present testimony and prior licenses are reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Rosensteel
Carroll Baumgardner
Emmitsburg
East End
Frank J. Campbell
Kermit Glass
Baumgardner
Joe
State License Board
Alien Fitzgerald
Ralph Fitez
Lefevre Kerrigan
Arthur D. Willard
Charles W. Woodward
Walter E. Sinn
Heer
Michael J. Thompson
Raymond H. Keepers
Keeners’ Band
Shawn
Weather summary unclear due to damaged text
The fragmentary weather note shows precipitation figures and dates but is heavily garbled. It mentions 24 hour precipitation, October values, and future timestamps but lacks coherent values, locations, or times for a usable forecast.
Woman's Missionary Society to Hold Conference Oct 31
The Maryland Classis Woman's Missionary Society will hold a workers' conference in Trinity Chapel this city on Wednesday October 31 with about 80 women expected from Frederick Carroll and Washington counties. Miss Kerchner of Philadelphia will address the morning session and participate in a box lunch and literature display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Maryland
Pissionary Socery
General Synod
Roeferverd
Classical Society
Maurice D. Cablentz
Ares
Y H. Abbots
R. S. 7. Dutrow
Paromac Synedical Missionary Sociaty
Retschner
Frederick
Coblenns
Florence Doil
J. Leonard & Tobenagle
Graham
Joseph S Wise dies at over 70 former Home Missions treasurer
Death reported today of Joseph S Wise longtime treasurer of the Board of Home Missions Evangelical and Reformed church aged over 70. He served about 20 years and spoke at Frederick meetings. Funeral set for Wednesday at 11 am from Reformed church Fort Washington Philadelphia. Monrovia couple Edward W Luho and Lillie M Luho file bankruptcy petition with assets around 3 0? and liabilities 6 216.08. case to Holden Felion as referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph S. Wise
Piile
Board of
Home Missions
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Mr. Wise
Wise
Home iMission Board
Var
Frederick
Charles E. Schaeffer
the Reformed Church
Fort Washington
Philadelphia
Monrovia
Edward W
Lillie M. Luho
United
Stasé
Holden 8
Felion
Woman's Club Training Schools Planned in Frederick County
Miss Hele Prarsan plans a series of training schools for representatives of the Frederick County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs in November. Centers include Adamstown Frederick New Market Armddletown and Merryland Tract. The month also features the 4 H Girls Clubs fall rally set for November 17 with a council meeting on November 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hele Prarsan
County Home
Frederick County
Federation of Rial Women’s
Federation of
4-H Girls’ Clubs
Vote
Tata
Neramhaeee
Adamstown
Frederick
New Market
Arnidletown
Merryland Tract
Miss Pearson
AML
Kivasane Firls
Mt. Pleasant
Kemptown Woman's Club
Burkinsvile 44H
Middletown
Braddock Woman's Club
Braddock
Ballenger’s Woman'’s Club
Woodsboro
Woodsboro Woman's Club
Point of Rocks
Wolfsville
Merryland ‘Tract
Rocky Ridge
Harmony Grove
Ladies' Guild Banquet Marks Anniversary and Meeting
Mrs. Elsie Snook leads the Ladies' Guild anniversary banquet held October 16 with a program of singing scripture and prayer. Reports include fair booth sales and year’s work. a surprise 33rd birthday honor for Mrs. Alien Bo and gifts for retiring secretary Mrs. D Russell Henry. The next meeting is November at the Staley Stull home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Snook
Frances Snook
Iowa
5. R. Kresge
Frederick Fair
Frederick Fair. A “Yoyo" Cushion Was Won By Strs
D. Rosesell Henry
I Splendid Cooperaion
Frank Martz
Stull
Alien Boas
M Staley Stull
Walter Stull
Staley Siuil
Eage
Elsie Snears
Rancis Snoak
H Frank
Isrhee
Mrc Ramsbure
Bratite
Very Green
Allen Barier
Fred Stull
Earl Clem
Gienn Stull
Mehr
Ramsburg
Nour
Staley Stull
Randolph Scull
Annie Po
Agerstown Plans Five Dollar PVE Reres Sale
The document describes a local sale planned for Saturday tied to a Fair Ag event. It notes a potential profit of about 3000 dollars and references President K Cartman and an efficiency in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abig Pve
Reres
Presi- K Cartman
Fair
Ag- Sial Ariginerd
Melbourne air derby leads with multiple teams and a fatal crash
AP reports in Melbourne Derby West Australia pilots W A Scott and Campbell Black led toward Charleville before Flemergion course. Dutch team Miles behind, Americans Turner Pangborn third. one death noted as Harold Gilman per Italian dispatch after a crash near Potenza Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Darwin
Australa
W. A. Scott
Campbell Black
Melbourne
Charleville
Flemergion
Wis
Parme Miier
Mall
Turner
Pangborn
Sir Weithiteava le
Jim
Amy Mosan
Allahabad
India
Paris
Italy
Today
Harold D. Gilman
Autumn Festival in Thurmont Seeks Queen and Parade
The Thurmont Lions Club plans an autumn festival in Thurmont on Saturday night featuring a parade and coronation at the town hall. Miss Bessie Harbaugh and princesses Georgette Kemp and Eva Martin are highlighted with Emmitsburg representation, cash prizes from Lions merchants, and music by the Thurmont High School band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Frederick Oi
Cerec
M J. Staner
Fire Department
Lions 1
Taurmont
Tauris
Carroll County Wife Hangs Self From Rafter
Mary Brehm wife of a prominent farmer hanged herself in a tool house near Tannery Carroll County. Coroner George E Benson ruled death by self action. Relatives said she had been despondent over ill health for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Mary Brehm
Hessel
George E Benson
Darner Estate Probate Directs Widow to Revoke All
The will of the late Charles B Barney of Middletown is probated. It names his widow Mrs Alla M Darner as sole beneficiary and executor, directing the entire estate to her and bearing funeral expenses. The will, dated January 6 1909, was witnessed by Oscar B Coblentz and Emory L Coblents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darner
Charles B Barney
Middletown
Alla M. Darner
Oscar B. Coblentz l
Emory L. Coblents
Reckless driving case ending in dismissal and fines
Two rabbits cost 25 dollars and 25 days in jail is cited in a garbled report. The charge of reckless driving was dismissed for some witnesses, while Conrad Staack failed to appear. The case followed an accident on the Washington Pike and stemmed from a SwonneY investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinenvile
Shermin
Smilin
Smithy
Conrad Tl. Staack
D.C
Tha
Cas Omeer
Dar
Man Held on Counterfeit FBills Charge at Frederick Fair
Robert W. Greenlief was held on $10,000 bail for action by the Federal grand jury after a hearing before U S Commissioner J Frank Supplee. Two women at fair booths testified he passed counterfeit ten dollar bills at the Frederick Fair. Greenlief, acting as his own attorney, did not admit the offense and said he received money for work at the Fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Robert W. Greenlief
Frederick Fair
U. S
J. Frank Supplee
Frederick
Greenlief
Maryland Eldership Ends Annual Meeting
The sixty third annual mission of the Maryland Ridership of the Church of God in Washington rnut’s concluded with a lengthy Board of Missions session. Ministers E K Snyder and James Wagner gave sermons on study and revival, with temperance committee reports debated and adopted. A plan for a summer youth camp and minister’s conference was outlined, and stationing details for the year were announced for multiple churches and charges across Maryland and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlaryland
Church of God
Washington
Rnut
Board of Missions
E. K. Snyder
Smithville
James Wagner
Pennsylvania
Temperance Brough
Board of Education
Follo Carrollton
Winfield
CG. O. Sullivan
Westminster
H. C. Gonso
Uniontown Charge
J. H. Hock
Bark Hil
J. E. Stephen
Woodsbarn
Garmentown
Frederick and Dugis Ue
Use Power To Control People's Debts
Washington reports claim the Democratic party used vast powers to mold public debt under its authority. The article cites bankers and political figures debating sharp practices and policy influence in a heated midweek session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Democratic Party
Bankers
Joan G. Brows
Roosevelt Effort To Reassure Right Wingers Sparks Debate
Price outlines administration moves to placate right wing critics while defending New Deal policies. Observers note a shift in tone may affect business confidence and future fiscal choices heading toward 1938 elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
Roosevelt
Washington
Donald Richberg
NRA
Jeff
Bill Shepherd Leads In Nation's Football Score
A fragmented report notes Bill Shepherd leading the nation in scoring as his team defeats Boston College 40 to 80. The piece references player names and teams with unclear connections and several garbled phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Shepherd
Potentiam Names Wailer Lesenza In Baltimore Report
In Baltimore on October 22 authorities report Robert and Wailer Lesenza connected to a case involving a choral group. Police say the investigation centers on a local incident linked to Poe materials and medical staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Robert Aml
Wailer
Lesenza
Cho Shit Liday Poe Mat Hopt
Atte
Wlea Otheare
Northwest storm leaves thirteen dead in wake
Report describes a severe northwest storm causing multiple fatalities and widespread damage. Details are fragmented with references to infrastructure failures, flooded areas, and emergency response efforts. Names, places, and clear dates are unclear in the text.
Markets Rise Amid Cautious Trading After Offset News
Traders held a cautious mood in New York as financial markets edged higher on limited volume. Several stocks showed modest gains while investors awaited clearer guidance on forthcoming economic data and corporate results.
Big Issue of Convention Examined at 16th Annual Meet
The convention addressed the pacifist question and the role of the American Legion in the 16th annual gathering. Attendees debated party lines, with emphasis on veterans and public policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giddens
Ita
Large era of events noted in Misty town
Fragmentary note references misread terms and names including Magee and Sah On PAL Two fir yorte sige. The text appears as OCR noise with scattered proper nouns and unclear dates or actions. No coherent event or outcome is discernible in readable segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misty Town
Case against Hauptmann is held complete
The attorney general said Hauptmann’s case is complete and will not elaborate further. He met with six assistants to parcel duties for trial and will confer with Supreme Court Justice We. Trenchard to set a trial date. Curtis of Norfolk is not needed as a witness. Mrs Robison faces $50,000 bond and is jailed awaiting arraignment for the kidnapping case in Louisville. Federal agents pursue Robinson, who may have disguised himself to avoid capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon T. Bowie
Takoma Park
Mariette S. Bowie
Fredericksbug
Bowie
E. Swank
Frederick
Margaret Bowie
Fredericksburg
Allon ¥. Bennett
Bowrie Gulty
Harold Alexander
Burkittsville
Marie Alexander
Norma Norris
Owen L. Norris
Alexander
Norris
Linn
E- Austin James
Samuel A. Lexis
Anon ¥. Bennett
John Hughes Curt
Norfolk
Curtis
Lee
Robinson
Pretty Boy Floyd Makes Another Escape
In Wellsville Ohio on October 22 AP reports outlaw Charles Pretty Boy Floyd appeared to vanish as a posse searched the Watkis woods near Wellsville. Meanwhile Adam Richetti, Floyd associate captured after Saturday gunfight, is questioned. Melvin Purvis suggests Floyd may be dead or dying in the woods. Richetti is wanted in the Kansas City Union Station massacre of 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsvile
Charles
Pretty Boy
Melvin Purvis
Department of Justice
Floyd
Richettis
Kansas City Union Station
Mooney to File Petition With U S Supreme Court
Thomas J. Mooney, life prisoner at San Quentin for the 1917 San Francisco parade, prepared a petition asking the U S Supreme Court for a writ of habeas corpus. The 78 page petition argues the Federal District Court for Northern California erred in May by refusing to release Mooney to habeas corpus proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas J. Mooney
San Quentin
San Francisco
United States
Mooney
Federal District Court
California
Labor Agencies Refuse Intervention in Anthracite Fight
Labor agencies of the government stood firm today in refusing to intervene in the dispute of the United Anthracite Miners of Pennsylvania for recognition. The miners threatened action unless the board’s awards are accepted, with a German umpire proposed for the conciliation board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtoh
Mmther
Interene
United Anthracite Miners of
Pennsylvania
Wnuld
Anniversary Service at Evangelical Reformed Church
About 100 persons attended the Sunday morning session of the Ladies and Men's Bible classes at the Evangelical Reformed Church. The meeting featured a contribution by Mrs. Romhsk and an address by Rev. Paul Smith Hagerstown. Jacob Romhsk presented chrysanthemums. Robert Ly Smith served as guest leader of Eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stl. Ng
Ocedsi
Jacoe Romhsk
Beanalf
de Clansee
Wang
Paul Smith
Hagerstowt
Yosad
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Joseph H. Rosensteel
Lomoraia
Daphne Muir
Tudor Thomas
Cardidale
Boston
Classis W. M.S
Trinity Chapel
Church
Nome
Woman's Club
Ladies’ Guild
Agerstown
Panghorn
Scott
Bessie Harbaugh
Carroll County
Martinsbore
Ter
Toutn A Citizens’ Neemdoves
Joseph Smith
Unionville
Man
Westfea Ata Ralway
Uras
Boely
Thurmons
Franklin Roosevelt, LL. D
Mesident Rooscett
Wiliam
Steawatt Bryan
Byron Price
Associated Press
White House
Mirsoatun
Pete
Neers
Senate
Oaetministration
Poliven Prpayes
George Norris
Hiram Johnson
Carter Gi
Ald Tompeniens
Vines
Astor
Ted Bynesena
Boston Cailere
Swesyern Marsiind
Zlisa Ipalty
Mais and
Legenza
Vanderbilt
York
Eit Getta
Mab
Carn
Hauptmann
New Jersey
Aou
U.S. Supreme Court
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