Campaign seeks 130000 for Frederick City Hospital expansion
Frederick City Hospital launches a county wide drive to raise 130000 in late November to build the Baker wing with 20 beds for colored patients and the Shank wing private rooms. The plan includes a new operating room, larger heating unit, 15 more nurses’ home rooms, and a bigger kitchen.
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Frederick City Hospital
Frederick County
Pythian Castle
A. F. Hoftsommer
National Service Associates
Joseph D. Baker
GC. M. Shank
Baker
Shank
Hoffsommer
Churches Appeal for Relief for Armenia
Churches across the city urged aid for Armenia and Near East Relief after a Saturday telegram from Harold F. Pellegrin. A 4 p.m. tea at the Francis Scott Key hotel organized by Miss Edith H. Stewart will raise funds and plan Golden Rule Sunday. Several patrons and local students including Virginia Voris will participate, with expected attendance by Tenar Yonan and Frederick Sundar school supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Harold F. Pellegrin
Near East Relief
Armenia
Francis Scott Key
Edith H. Stewart
J. Dutrow
A. W. Nicode
F. B. Sappington
W. FE. Kindley
A. G. McKinney
D. T. Ordeman
Bertha Tratt
Elizabeth Thompsor
Virginia Voris
Hood College
John R. Voris
Tenar Yonan
Aseyten
Frederick Sundar
Counterfeiter Held After Chase in Virginia
Petersbnre Va Oct 25 AP On charges of counterfeiting $10 gold pieces Jack Stone was arrested after a pursuit in which six shots were fired before he was halted Police believe he may be linked to a string of forged notes that have troubled Norwalk and several authorities for weeks, including incidents at theaters and stores from Providence Tex to Virginia.
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Petersbnre
Jack Stone
Norwalk
Providence
Tex
Virgina
Theft of $100,000 in Diamonds Reported
Thefts of unset diamonds valued at $100,000 were reported by Jack Kiloville a New York diamond dealer. Police learned three young men approached the union station yesterday with checks for Kiloville's trunks containing the gems. The trunks were later traced to a downtown hotel where the diamonds were recovered.
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Jack Kiloville
New York
Union Station
Kloville
Report Filed In Winebrewer Case Details Trusteeship
G Mantz Besant, committee of the person and estate of L Charles Winebrewer Jr, filed a report with the Clerk of the Court showing income and disbursements under his trusteeship begun about a year ago when Mr Winebrewer was committed to Laurel Sanitarium. The report cites total income of 22052.11 with 21578.389 disbursed to Mr Winebrewer, and notes part of the funds used to credit D Charles Winebrewer Jr on his loan to Winebrewer & Sons Inc. Disbursements include notes and interest payments to Frederick Town Savings Institution and Central Trust Co, and various medical and personal expenses, with assets including First National Bank stock in Mt Airy and 495 shares in D C Winebrewer & Sons held as collateral. No real estate changes occurred during Besant's period as trustee.
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G. Mantz Besant
L. Charles Winebrener, Jr
Winebrewer
Laurel Sanitarium
Mr. Besant
Besant
D. Charles Winebrewer, Jr
Winebrewer & Sons, Inc
Frederick Town
University Hospital
Stafford
Nurges
Dcharles Winebrewer
Eleanor’ Winebrewer
H. B
D. Clark
Central Trust Company
D. C. Winebrener & Son
D. C. Winebrener & Co
First National Bank
Mt. Airy
D. C. Winebrewer & Sons
D. C. Winebrewer
Calvary M. E. Church Weekly Schedule Inaccurate
Calvary M. E. Church announces a Sunday morning service and an evening sermon series titled One Increasing Arm by a guest minister. Church events include Wednesday Leaders Bible Class at 7 30, Thriday night monthly meeting, and a Halloween party. A Saturday sale by the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society is listed. the text also notes an odd reference to British weather.
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Calvary M. E
Schelme
Wenal Hour
Epworth Teague
Sane Heer
Dra
Aerialist Betty Walter Falls at Fair Grounds
Betty Walter a 20 year old aerialist lost consciousness after a rigging rope broke during a performance at Frederik Fate fair. She was moved by ambulance to Baltimore then Newark for treatment of a fractured leg. doctors expect recovery in seven to eight weeks. Betty and husband Kenneth Walker planned to retire, but rivalry with the thrill may pull them back to the trapeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Walter
Kenneth
Betty
Lfe
Newark
N. J
Baltimore
E. P. Thomas
Walter
Walters
Jake
Frederik
Poultry Exhibit Shines At Frederick Fair Judges Laud Quality
J Garry Wolsifer of Millville New Jersey praised the poultry show at the Frederick Fair calling it one of the finest in years. He noted high quality in Barred Plymouth Rocks Rhode Island Reds Light Brahmas and Single Comb Black Minorcas and commended superintendent Devilla Brish.
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Frederick Fair
J. Garry Wolsifer
Millville
N. J
Devilla Brish
Woistfer
Rhode Island
Wolsifer
John H. Kriner
Philadelphia
Fair Grounds
Plymouth Rocklins
Hood College Seniors Booth Sets New Revenue Record
Receipts from Hood College seniors booth at the fair reached 1280 dollars the largest amount from the annual event. Thursday’s 568 dollars marked a record day as the booth ran from Tuesday to Friday with busy crowds from 7 am to 6 pm. Perle Lillick led the booth with Grace Billheimer as assistant and a committee including Lettie Yohn Lorraine Thomas Marjorie Smith Mary Elizabet Carty Francis Hancock Dean Leffler Jeannette Figner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Perle Lillick
Grace Billheimer
Lettie Yohn
Lorraine Thomas
Marjorie Smith
Mary Elizabet Carty
Francis Hancock
Dean Leffler
Jeannette Figner
Miss Thomas
Department of Home Economics
Booth
Hospital for insane care urged for Western Maryland
Dr Arthur P. Herring state Commissioner of Mental Hygiene spoke at the Medial and Chirurgical Faculty meeting in Salisbury urging a hospital for the insane to serve four Western Maryland counties. He warned of rising demand as cities like Hagerstown Cumberland and Frederick grow and said location must be central.
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Maryland
Arthur P. Herring
Medital
Wicomico Hotel
Salisbury
Herring
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Frederick
Shah Escapes Injury After Auto Explosion
The Shah of Persia rode in an escort vehicle when a motorcade blast near Temaver caused one armoured car to explode. Several officers were killed or injured, but the Shah continued his tour unharmed. A separate report notes Mrs. John Derr improving at Frederick City Hospital from burns suffered Tuesday when a furnace fire caused an air explosion.
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Teeran
Persias
Shah of
John Derr
Dr. Derr
Frederick
Frederick City
Perr
Marie Begins Two Month U S Tour With Royal Train
Queen Marie of Kumania starts a two month western tour aboard a royal train leaving New York for Buffalo. She will stop at Albany and Syracuse with ten minute stops plus Niagara Falls and will skip radio talks at WOR. The entourage includes Prince Nicholas and Princess Deana.
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New York
Queen Marie
Kumania
Buffale
Niagara Parls
Erning
Albany
Syracuse
Marie
Nicholas
Deana
Grand Central Station
Metropeitia Opera House
City Hospital Named Accredited
The Frederick City Hospital was listed among Maryland facilities approved by the American College of Surgeons at the Conference in Montreal. Dr. Franklin D. Martin announced that 35 bed hospitals meeting minimum standards are now recognized, with 1 731 of 2 528 surveyed in 1926 approved, a sign of broad community service and patient care.
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Frederick City
Maryland
American Colluse of Surgeons
Montreal
Canada
Franklin D. Martin
American College of Surgeons
United States
Caanada
Counntries
United States Army
Navy
Public Health Service
Veterans Bureau
National Homes For
Winter program at Grace Reformed church begins
Regular services were held at Grace Reformed church with Rev Chalmer W Walch delivering the second sermon on the Apostles Creed. The choir sang I was Glad. Evening topic was Celluloid. the Day is Over was sung by a quartet. Jr E and Sr CE meetings, Altar Guild and Missionary Society schedules listed with locations. Friday Religious Education program starts with Devotion and a film, followed by classes by named instructors. Sundays forecast The Only Begotten Son morning and Prohibition a Failure evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed Church
Chalmer W. Walch
Asaford
Amy K. Dixon
Raymond Zimmerman
R. L. Smith
A. K. Ramshure
Lewis Alexander
Sr. C. E
Frank Lewis
Altar Guild
Ira Ray
Dill Ave
Missionary Society
Nannie Groff
Market
Seventh Streets
James C. Biehl
Margaret R. Motter
Margaret Rodericx
C. W. Walk
RL Zimmerman
Charlotte Motter
Coolidges Plan Return to Northampton to Vote
The President and Mrs Coolidge will return to their Northampton Massachusetts home to vote on election day. The White House said the trip aims to boost turnout and civil rights by encouraging greater participation in the U.S. election. The couple will travel back after voting, and there were no indications of additional endorsements from the President.
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Washington
Tantidates
Weather Hints Frost After Heavy Rain Floods Hit Roads
A weather forecast notes heavy rains causing flooding and rising winds in Frederick and surrounding counties. The report warns of a forthcoming heavy to killing frost as temperatures drop tonight, with similar conditions expected across central and western Maryland and eastern Pennsylvania.
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Longcht
Washington
Frederick
Dlay
Conty
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Frederick surgeon to become fellow at American College of Surgeons
Dr. William Meredith Smith and Miss Nellye P. Hoffman travel to Montreal for the Clinical Congress of the American College of Surgeons where Smith will be made a Fellow. Smith, a Frederick native, trained at Georgetown and Johns Hopkins, practiced with Dr. Thomas B. Johnson and has long established ties in Frederick. Dr. Frank Po Worthman of Frederick is also to be named a Fellow in the same proceedings.
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William Meredith Smith
Nellye P. Hoffman
Fred.erick City Hospital
Montreal
American College of Surgeons
Smith
American College For Surgeons
Johnson
Francis Fenaih Smith
Jeferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Frederick
Curseons
Worthington
Frank Po Worthmetan
Frederick Surceson
Bate Fie
The
Anetican College of
President’s power to remove postmasters upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court, in the Myers case, rules the President may remove postmasters and other executive appointees without Senate approval. Chief Justice Taft writes the opinion, stating federal statutes restricting removal powers are void. The decision affirms presidential authority over executive removals.
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Washington
United States
Senate
Supreme Court
Myers
Worland
Ore
Taft
Poppycock Attacked In Senate Campaign Hearing
The hearing on Indiana and Oregon campaigns drew charges that Republican leaders spread propaganda to defeat rivals. Joseph Myers Jr called the charges poppycock, while Senate critics argued money and pamphlets misled voters and demanded broader investigations into campaign funding.
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Ravens City
Senate
Cratepalen Funds
League of Nations
Indiana
Joseph Myers, Jr
Myers
Clyde A. Walk
Republican State Committee
Chicago
Watson
Trobinson
Walh
Reed
Den
Crat
Missouri
The
Missourian
Federal
Republican Committee
Queen Inspects U.S. Military Academy at West Point
Queen Marie of Romania launched her transcontinental tour with an inspection of the United States Military Academy at West Point and a review of cadet regiments this morning, marking ongoing royal travel.
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West Point
Xni
United States Military Academy
Cadef
Marie
Rumania
Cowboy artist Charles M Russ dies in Montana
Charles M Russ known as a cowboy artist died suddenly at his Montana home. The AP report cites heart trouble as the cause. The obituary notes his fame and sudden passing last night.
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Montana
Great Falls
Charles M. Russ
Trowbie
Condition improves for local residents amid hospital report
Slight improvement noted in the condition of Charles M Shank of 4 Towns after an incident last Wednesday. W Samuel Grafton Duvall at Frederick City Hospital remains listed as unchanged this afternoon. Page mentions ongoing efforts within the local organization and a planned departure for Monumental duties.
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Enndt
Charles M Shank
W Samuel Grafton Duvall
Frederick City Hospital
Washington Endures Hurricanelike Storm Sunday
Washington reports one dead and 19 injured as heavy rain and winds flood streets and halt streetcar service. In nearby Pittsfield heavy damage includes torn roofs and uprooted trees. Bermuda hurricane tragedy claims around 100 lives with ships foundering.
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Washington
Pittsfield
Mass
Bermuda
Hamilton
Bea
Cuba
Valerian
Willam Usher
Capetown
Bahama
New Jersey
Newark
N. J
Get
Paterson
Asbury Park
Camden
Trenton
Honor Tea For Miss Mary Filler At Key Hotel
About one hundred attendees from Frederick and nearby joined a tea Saturday in the Francis Scott Key hotel ballroom honoring Miss Mary H. Filler. Guests included Mrs. Filler and Miss Dorothy Filler, plus Allen of Quincy, Mass. Assistants included Mrs. James H. Harris and Miss Elizabeth Harris. Miss Filler later hosted a bridge gathering at the Town residence before her forthcoming marriage to Mr. Robert of Quincy, Mass. Two others were injured in an automobile crash on the Urbana pike near Frederick. Sarah Litton and Miss Alan Ruby, both 28 or 60, were treated for injuries. testimony on crash details was unavailable. Dr. Crist plans specialty training in Baltimore in ear, nose, and throat, then expects to return to Frederick.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Anna Bickford
Ignatius Bjornee
Hazel MecCanner
Jessie Newgeon
Eliabeth Thompson
Katherine, Baker
Grace Brane
Henry T. Wade
William C. Birely
North Market Street
J. Travers Thomas
Rockwell Terrace
Charles Davis
Charles
Washington
George M. Gittinser
East Second Street
Ernest Tearock
Tiptonville
Tenn
Warrier Auld
Louise Savlage
Isabel Zimmerman
Baltimore
William G. Zimoverman
West Third Street
Mary H. Filler
Francis Sceitzer
Francis Scotts Key Hotel
Sirs
Willliam KE. Filler
Dorothy Filler
Filler
Sat Allen
Quincy
Mass
Sarah Litton
Alan Ruby
Wordistock
Val
Frederick City
Uthana Pike
Lynon
Roby
Detriia
Buzzard
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Winebrener
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County Fair Grounds
Institution
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College of Surgeons
Coolidges
Northampton
JO “Can
Indiana Resuit
Oregon
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Oregon Senate
James A. Rees
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
George Putnam
Salem
Capital-Journal
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Utah
Washington State
Putnam
Frederick Steiner
U. S. Military Academy
Winchester
Wasermiown
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Larce
Roo A. Winebreser
Emory Shipley
Warrry Shipley
Charce
Transports
Putsfield
Miss Filler
Crist
Gibbons
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