Arson trial delayed by jury trouble as panel narrows
Mt. Pleasant man Carl Cramer faces arson charges for allegedly burning the Grimes home on July 4. Only six of twenty one panel were seated. trial set before Associate Judge Glenn Worthington with bail at one thousand dollars. Howard W Schade also to stand trial today for illegally selling liquor to a minor, William Stor, at the Washington School. Schade faces grand jury action with bail set at five hundred sixty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Cramer
Mt. Pleasant
Glenn H Worthington
Cramer
Frank Grimes
Gertrade Grimes
Reno S. Harp
Arl Fhy
John P. Angleberger
Isaiah N. Tuov
Tra M. Grossnickle
Grant Dithel
Frank A. Hammond
Jetting FF. Boebner
Frederick Konn
Gerson Rosenburg
Berkeley Ward
A. Meeruder
Emory C. Crom
Howard TW. Schade
Schade
William F Stor
Washington School
Grahame Johnson
Alban M Wood
Baltimore home of Mother Seton to move to Emmitsburg
The former Mother Seton house in Baltimore will be relocated to Emmitsburg to join the yellow and white houses near Mount St. Mary’s. The transfer, arranged by the Emmitsburg Sisters with Rt. Rev. BE. R. Dyer, aims to preserve the shrine and bricks. Removal will begin as Bishop Dyer approves and plans for a new St. Mary’s Seminary in Baltimore are finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Seton
Sisters of Charity
Emmitsburg
Baltimore
Wth
BE. R. Dyer
St. Mary’s Seminary
North County
Fathers of
Seton
New York
Corpus Christi
St. Mary's Seminary
Mount St. Mary's College
Mgr. Dyer
Wat
Dyer
New Greek Style First Baptist Church Opens in Frederick
The First Baptist church on Dill Avenue finishes a Greek classic design begun in 1922 under contractor Lloyd C. Culer. It seats about seven hundred, features eighteen memorial windows, ten lighting fixtures, and a Vox Humana pipe organ noted for its human voice quality. Dedication set for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. C. Royal
Lloyd C. Culer
Dill Avenue
Frederick
Evangelical Reformed Church
Hood College
First Snow Falls in Asheville North Carolina
The Associated Press reports snow fell this morning in Asheville and surrounding areas in North Carolina. Officials note only four prior snow events in Asheville before October 23, making this an unusually early snowfall for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Asheville
XN. C
Rebellion In Germany Likely Collapse Soon
The Associated Press reports from the Rhineland indicate separatists have been generally defeated, especially at Aix-la-Chappelle Muenchen Gladbach and Bonn. In Aix la Chapelle unions beat back the separatists who were occupying public buildings since Saturday. A Belgian telegram from Duisburg claims the republic was proclaimed there and buildings taken. London notes disorder lacking direction and expects collapse at any firm French or Belgian action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Rhineland
Aix-la-Chappelle
Muenchen- Gladbach
Bonn
Aix-la-Chappele
Duisburg
Brussels
London
Rhenish
Fire Chief's Wife and Man Found Slain in Front Yard
Mrs Georgia A Bryan, 30, wife of Denver assistant fire chief W F Bryan, and A J Sherrie, 50, were found slain in the Sherrie home front yard near Morningside Colorado. Police have not yet determined if it is a double murder or murder and suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
Denver
Georgia A. Bryan
Bryan
A. J. Sherrie
Sherrie
Morningside
Col
County Red Cross thanked for earthquake relief in Japan
Frederick County Red Cross thanked contributors after Japan earthquake relief. Ambassador Woods message praised American aid led by Navy and Marines and Japanese gratitude. Casualty figures included dead 105000 injured 120000 missing 240000 houses destroyed 540000 destitute 2000000. Contributions totaled 10138.53 with adds from Lynch Lodge and D Vincent Beachley.
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County Red Cross
Japan
Ambassador Woods
United States
Russell E. Lighter
Red Cross
Japanese Red Cross
American Red Cross
America
Lighter
Navy
Manila
Frederick County
The
Frederick City
A. LeRoy McCardell
Lynch Lodge
A. F
A. M
Frederick
D. Vincent Beachley
Middletown
Mother Seton Poised for Canonization in Rome
The Emmitsburg nuns cherish many mementoes as the movement to canonize Mother Seton gains momentum. Begun by Cardinal Gibbons in 1880 and carried forward by Archbishop Curley of Baltimore, her formal canonization would crown North America with its first saint. The only American saint previously is St Rose of Lima. Though born in New York, Seton’s sanctity and deeds were forged in Maryland, Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er Seton
Emmitsburg
Mother Seton
Cardinal Gibbons
Michael J. Curley
Baltimore
Rome
North America
St. Rose
Lima
Peru
Maryland
Frederick County
Suspect Held in Cline Murder Claims from Here
Robert J. Beckwith aged 1 years claims he is a native of Frederick county and was born near Thurmont. He says he was held in Hagerstown on Cline murder charges but Washington county authorities doubt his involvement. Beckwith was arrested in Shippensburg Pennsylvania. Fire alarm sounded at 9 20 this morning for a small blaze on Middle Alley between Fourth and Fifth streets. Three companies responded but the fire was extinguished before arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Beckwith
Hagerstown
Fredrick County
Thurmont
Associated Press
Beckwith
Shippensburg
Washington County
Berkwith
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Delegates List and Lodgings for Synod Meetings
The notice lists delegates from multiple synod classes with residences and hotel stops. Names include Rev. J Alvin Reber, Rev. Webe r, Elder Jeremiah Y. ka, Mrs. Quinn, Rev. Chas. Kehl, Rev. Chas. R. H.., Miss Agnes Schley, Rev. J. N. Faust, Rev. A. He Smith, Rev. H. J. Roth, Rev. M. Sando, Rev. T. C. Hesson, Rev. Walter C. Pugh, Rev. J. Philip Starner, Rev. Stanley C. Baker, and many others with host inns such as Key Hotel and Wayside Inn across Carlisle, Newport, Hanover, Littlestown, Mercersburg, Chambersburg, and Winchester areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlizle Clastis
J. Alvin Reber
Doylestown
Spa
Samuel E. Mowers
Meesburg
Freter
W. Levan
Mechanicsburg
A. Key
Chas. Kehl
Carlisle
Key Hotel
Leinbach
Chas. R. Harman
Marynville
Frederick
Rider C. Benton Smith
Marysville
T. Wayner
New Broomticks
Lloyd T. MacGill
H. G. Suyiter
Tandisburg
Myre
Elder W
Stull
Landisburg
M. Sando
Agnes Schley
Jacob Aleppo
Ira D. Crouse
Littlestowfi
Spencer Zimmerman
Wayside Inn
T. C. Hesson
Ardendtsville
Walter C. Pugh
Fairfield
Agnes Schles
Paul D. Yoder
Codorns
J. N. Faust
Spring Grove
Arthur Roberts
McBrightstown
A. BP. Frantz
New Oxford
I’a
H. R. Besant
EB. BE. Jacobs
IL BR. Besant
Dutaler
East Berlin
Jesse B. Anders
N. L. Worn
Gettysburg
CG. Sauerwein
Littlestown
Wim
Key
J. Lowe
McConnellsburg
H. M. Albaugh
Lie
W. M. Erving
Mercersburg
E. al G. Germann
Charles Hermann
S.A. Stoall
Chambersburg
Wha
M. Markey
Lesne
Waynesboro
Pater Trotel
Virginia Classia
Flor
Casselaiin
Winchester
Getzomdauner
J. Philip Starner
Tovettsville
Getzondanner
If Z. Potter Recht
Lovettsville
Getgendanner
Stanley C. Baker
Timberville
Getzendanner
G. J. Tusing
Geutzendanne
George H. ‘Travel
Woodstock
W. H. Causey
Asrrisonburg
Adella Cronise
L. Filekinger
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Yartwell
A. M. Gluck
Martinsburg
I. M. Matters
Aaron R.tush
Hoaneke
Charles KB. Iobb
Lom's Brook
H.R. Besant
David A. MiNer
Moffatt's Creek
Robert
Dodson
Mt. Jackson
Clarence Woods
Roanoke
Chas
Thatcher
North Carolina
Classis
John ©. Peeler
Lenoir
N. C
George W. Salter
A. A. Bigckneeder
J. T. Ledrick
Lexington
A. O Leonard
L. A. Deeler
Kumnapolis
X. C
J. A. CG. Lipps
John H. Keller
China Grove
OC. M. Zimmerman
J. A. Palmer
Thomasville
C. M
Elder C
Best
Luckory
Hauling Milestone Highlights Busy Fair Season Traffic
The Hagerstown and Frederick Interurban reports two weeks of peak operations with 175,365 riders transferring without any accident. Increased schedules and cross street guards boosted safety amid heavy fair traffic. A Kepner residence sale was withdrawn this morning with $8,690 top bid on the house and furniture sold.
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Hagerstown & Frederick
Hagerstown
Frederick
Accid Nots
Durin
Fingmen
Wagerstown
Kepner
Fast Third Street
RB. Evard Kepner O
Charles Wertheimer
Leo Weinberg
Guy T. Fout
Walte
Women’s Clubs Exhibit at Frederick Fair Showcased Skilled Work
An unusual exhibit by the Women’s Clubs of Frederick County organized by Miss Elizabeth R. Thompson filled the center of the Women’s Building. Buckeystown, Jefferson, Braddock, Middletown and others displayed sewing, remodeling, cretonne decor, reed work and labor-saving devices now used by county women. The display drew praise and showed progress in home arts and interior ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Fair
Frederick County
Elizabeth R. Thompson
Buckeystown
Jefferson
Braddock
Middletown
Kemptown
Emmitsburg
Ballenger
Unionville
Urbana
Mr. Pleasant
Potomac Synod Anniversary Service Presided by Chairman
The Chairman of the Potomac Synod Anniversary Committee will preside at the fiftieth anniversary service of Potomac Synod tonight at the Evangelical Reformed Church, aligned with the annual meeting of Potomac Synod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Synod
Evangelical Reformed Church
Coolidge Sees German Unrest as Internal Matter
President Coolidge says the United States will not judge Germany's internal disintegration and will consider only potential effects on postwar debts. He notes a German break could complicate U S recovery of payments from European nations, but officials have not weighed this heavily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
United States
Germany
Orioles Owner Suspends Bender and Styles
Jack Dunn, managing owner of the Orioles, suspended Pitcher Chief Bender and Catcher Lena Styles of the Baltimore Internationals. Dunn cited displeasure with conduct by club members at a basketball game between Kansas City and Baltimore last night and barred them from local grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Bender
Lena” Styles
Baltimore Internationals
Jack Dunn
Orioles
Lynn
Tnis
Ore
Daun
Confusing Price Movements Feature Highlights Trading
Confusing price movements dominated the morning with no clear trend. Merchandising and tobacco shares showed strength while food and rubber stocks faced selling pressure. Till railroad stocks were heavily traded around noon. Spain's land includes mountain and waste areas. Rural women focus on nutrition for family health. Local exhibits by Walkersville Hyattstown New Market Wyattstown and Liberty clubs showcased agricultural and canning efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Walkersville
Hyattstown
New Market
Wyattstown
Department of Agriculture
Liberty
Carr
Federation
Semi centennial Synod session completes organization
The semi centennial of the Synod of the Potomac of the Reformed Church met in the Evangelical Reformed Church. After Holy Communion, officers were elected and committees appointed to report later. Flowers paid tribute to Rev J Spangler Kieffer. Anniversary service planned for 7 20 tonight.
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Synod of the
D. D
L. H. Soblentz
Synod
J. & Barnhart
Reading
W. Sherman Kerschner
York
Harvey A. Tesperman
Greensboro
N. C
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Grimes
Howard Schade
Cline
Ures
Thos
H. Matterness
Waynesake
Clingan
C. W. DeChant
A. BR. Anders
L. V. Lletrick
Greencastle
H. N. Swith
Marion
H. A. Herwig
John A. Diehl
A. Herwig
Frederick Rwy. Co
Samuel H. Stein
White House
Dunn
Styles
Spain
Eget
L. &. Mf.ahetman
KL. Higham
Renee F. Surain
Wders
Henry C. Foltz
Joseph A. Selbert
D. E. Master
R. L. Bate
Bidere A.C. Book
J. Tilden Hedrick
Lloyd BH. Coblentz
A. §. Deehant
Gonrad G Clever
H. M. Warrenfeltz
D. A. Stickeil
EM. Sando
J. Phillip Starner
Wm. C. Lyerly
Paul C. Hause
David A. Miller
Walter FE. Garrett
George 8. Sorber
Alvil Conner
Charles Swaertzbaugh
Harvey
Bamberger
J. W. Hendricks
Scott R. Wagner
Rey E. Leinbach
Eders A. R. Brodbeck and
C. Bost
J.C. Leonard
Chhairman
Albert Eyler
J. Riley Bergey
Wilders
John H. Slor
Austin A. Lamar
E. A. G. Herman
Hartman
D. J. Wetvel
A. ©. McCardell
C. J. Thatcher
Walter R. Hartzell
Henry N. Smith
John A
Charles A. Patterson
Charles D. Rackel
Edwin T. Rhodes
Peter E. Heimer
George Wy. Rader
Warry T. Potterfield
W. R. Gobrecht
Wohart D. McKeehan
John A. Koons
W. N. Decker
Ernest E. Jacobs
Murray FE
Edward Kingaman
J. Spangler Kieffer
J. D
Tr. Henri T. G. Kiefer
Lynot
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