Ready for Jing 5 Feet 10 HING Creek Dam
Construction plans for a Jing On Fleming Avenue and West Second Street site proceed with pit tests at Tuscarora Creek. Dam and reservoir at Hamburg road area discussed, with rock depth favoring Western site. City grading on Fleming Avenue and West Second Street completed. paving anticipated after plans advance.
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Hing Creek
Macneil
Arstlon
Frederick Wil
Tuscarora
Tuscarora Creek
Hamburg
Hamburg Road
Y -Hartick
Tusma
Shooks
Fleming Avenue
West Second T
Monday Musicals in Nicodemus Home
Monday Musicals in Walkersville featured Miss Mary Nicodemus hosting. Miss Catherine Wild spoke on children in music and Bach, with performances by Miss Margaret Kent, Mrs. J. Mullen, and others including violin by R. Amesxa. The program included songs from Kipling and a Brahms trio closing. Refreshments followed. next event planned for November 29 at Sivesterce Peer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Nicodemus
Cersville
Chilin Music
Catherine Wild
Plerne
Steverson
Fen
Louie
Bach
Bter
Man P. Borers
Mm J. T
Jocelyn
Godard
Ogra
Typcal
Aby
Brahms
Mie Town
Radcliff
Sivesterce
Peer
Jury Out Three Hours In Suit Over $4.46
A Civil Docket report from an old court session notes jurors seated for a case over a small debt of four dollars and forty six cents. Judge Jobo Newman presided with a list of jurors and a decision to allow one of two prayers and one of four for the defense before the jury retired. The docket also records a separate property claim case against the Bank of Maryland, ruled in favor of the claimant with E Austin James representing the claimant and Edgar H. McEace for the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macy E MeDanel
Carel
Myrna
Wolam
Weel
Shewe
Weel- Taser
Wes Dears
Monsay
Jobo
Newman
Te Dench
McDannes
J. Burgess Jouts
Rufus C. Pryor
J. LeRoy Ramsbury
Prack G. Hoar
Wovur F. Hammaker
Willard N. Garrett
Luther D. Bussard
Chases D. Wisner
Head A. Befauvet
Edward P. J. Hawker
Eugene S. Keefer
Auarey M. Fuss
Deane Wilson
Oswego diver inspects Lake Ontario water intake
Harold A. Kemp consulting engineer, son of Mr and Mrs Robert A Kemp of Oswego, tested an underwater intake in Lake Ontario. He descended in a diving suit to inspect divers’ work about 2000 feet from shore, after a 72 foot break sagged trestlework. Weather delayed next steps. Kemp praised the divers and reported the structure sound and tight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
Lake Ontario
Harold A. Kemp
Robert A Kemp
Engieers, Inc
Ballaco
U. S
Great Lakes
Hudson
Harald A. Kemp
George ©. Diehl
Buffalo
Oswe
D A R Meeting Highlights Local DAR Chapter Event
Frederick Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a Monday meeting at Mrs Grayson E Bowers Harmony Grove with 145 attendees. The program featured talks on historic spots visited this summer, a tea, and plans for a November card party at the Francis Scott Key hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Falls
Grayson E. Bowers
Harmony Grove
J. P. Feber
Woodsboro
America
Charles L. Mullen
Dell
Francis Scott Key
Gart Sunday
Joan D. Knight
Taney
Vrocer
Brooke Taney House
Piang
Court House
G. Haugh
Frederick County
Ima
Postal employee costs $25 10 pleads guilty kill one rabbit
A Frederick County court hear a case where a postal employee pled guilty to killing a rabbit during a closed season. The magistrate imposed a fine and possible jail time, citing strict enforcement of hunting laws. Other local matters included a non support case held for assessment and commentary on wildlife regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Stason
Ming
Justxe Motter
People’s Court
Burck
West South Street
Arck
Rex Phebus
Austin Wachter
Buckeystown
Mogter
Herman Hartsock
LeGore
Catherine Hartsock
Rene
Harp
Hartsock
Campbell murder trial tests bullets for jury
Washington October 28 A test of bullet identification accuracy began in the Hesert M Campbell murder trial. Calvin Goddard of Chicago must determine which of two 2 caliber pistols fired ten bullets. The outcome could decide acquittal or conviction as the test proceeds before the District of Columbia supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Beegan
Hesert M. Campbel
Marr Baker
Calvin Goddard
Chicago
District of Columbia Supreme Court
80Th Marine Rifle Range
Herbert Campbell
Wesley Gardner
Goddard
Daughter of Harrison Dies in Connecticut
Washington reports the death of Mrs. James Robert McKee in Greenwich Connecticut. Mary Scott Harrison, the former president's daughter by his first wife Caroline Scott Harrison, had been ill since February after an operation. She is survived by husband a brother a daughter and two sons and was a longtime charity and club figure in New York and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James Robert McKee
Benjamin Harrison
Berkeley Lodge
Greenwich
Conn
New York
Indianapolis
Gas Drives Rescuers Away From Miners at Wheatley Mine
Alarming gas caused rescue teams to retreat from Wheatley No 4 coal mine in Oklahoma where 29 miners were believed trapped after last night’s explosion. Four bodies were seen on the 16th level. several rescuers were overcome by coal gas as officials expressed dwindling hope of survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MicAlester
Okiz
Doday Grove
Wheatley No. 4
Om Man
Wiliam Donnelly
the Dias
Miter D. Hay
Jornty
Rapper
Chinese Communists Kill 169 in Nanchowling Region
Reports detail a violent incident in northern Hunai province near Nanchowling where 169 Chinese were killed. The fate of two American missionaries, a man and a woman, stationed in Nanchowling, remained unknown.
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Nkar
Oscber
Nanchowling
Hunai Province
Ane
Prices Make Recovery In Anxious New York Market
Prices rose again in New York trading with a cautious tone on October 28. The market showed up and down movements as Westinghouse Electric and Bethlehem Steel faced selling pressure while general demand steadied. Call money rallied to about 2 percent as investors weighed gains and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bethiac
Momenwrum
Westinghouse Bectric
Bethie Lather
Ae Thud F
Snc. Cail
Frederick County Hood Alumnae Meet For Card Party
Frederick County Hood Alumnae held a meeting at the president Mrs Edgar H McBride home. They planned the annual card party at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on Friday November 14 at 8 oclock with social entertainment provided by Hood College undergraduates. Tickets will be half price. Roberta Carty is general chairwoman assisted by Mrs May Carty Michael and Miss Sara Quinn in charge of candy. Grace Zeigler and Lena Michael Howard and Grace Lough oversee prizes and punch. An open meeting is set for November 1 at the college to invite full membership. They also arranged for the December 29 Christmas luncheon and named a tentative executive secretary salary plan and officers. Attending were Mrs McBride Miss Mary Rhoads Mrs May Carty Michael Mrs Ruth Thomas Yinger Miss Josephine Etchison Mary Grace Helfenstein Lars Quinn Mrs Grace Landauer and Miss Roberta Carty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Hood Club
Edgar H.afcBride
Francis Scott Key
At & ‘ O'chock
Frederick
Roberta Carty
May Carty Michael
Sara ‘Quinn
Grace Zeigler
Lena Michael Howard
Grace Lough
Punch
Winchester Hall
McBride
Mary Rhoads
Ruth Thomas Yinger
Josephine Etchison
Mary Grace Helfenstein
Lars Quinn
Grace & Landauer
H. S. Alumnae
Girls’ High School Aluminus Association
Prancts Boots Key
Naomi Holdcraft
Mildred
Forney
Celeste Thomas
Catherine Thomas
Katherine Rowe Michael
Ruth Dixon Thomas
Edith Wertheimer
Jeaste Webster
Elizabeth Culler Rhodes
Eileen C. Fleischman
Mars Batet Roelkey Schroeder
Mazie Baurer Stephens
Lilien Culler Storm
Teabelie Houck Bowers
Elie Herwig Wolfe
Ruth Martz
Elizabeth Berwig
Pauline Grove Rice
Ruth Thomas Cramer
Helen Lease Boyer
Julia Roelkey Myers
Marie Michael
Louse Schley Rhoads
Sara Gregg Oden
Louse Halet Grove
Margaret
King George Opens Parliament With Speech in Winter Session
London Oct 78 AP King George presided as Parliament opened its Winter session today in a ceremonial setting after months of illness and recovery. The Commons and Lords met in a combined session to hear his speech read in a firm, somber voice. The speech included controversial proposals on electoral reform and hints of efforts to nullify the 1926 General Strike law to curb future strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George
House of Commons
Lords
Lipton to Try Again for America’s Cup
London reports Sir Thomas Lipton plans another challenge for the America’s Cup. J Paul Urner, formerly of Frederick and now in Sao Paulo, Brazil, has been cited in recent weeks as involved or informed about Lipton’s renewed attempt. Urner, a civil engineer with the Scott and Urner firm, was last heard from in good condition amid regional unrest.
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FCG
Eran
J. Paul Urner
Sormerng
Frederick
Sao Pawo
Bradi
Urner
Dasaren
Sao Pauls
Brat
Gettysburg Proprieter Dies From Taneytown Crash
Richard E. A. Francis, 35, Gettysburg gasoline station proprietor, died at Warner Hospital after a late Sunday crash on the Emm etaburg Taneytown road. His skull was fractured as the car rolled six times, striking him in the wreckage while his two companions Barry Martzell and Welkert suffered injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. A. Francis
Gettysburg
Warner Hospital
Emmitaburg- Taneytown
Barry Martzell
Pee Welkert
Post Office
Fairfield
Hurteeli
Bridgeport
Taneytown
Francis
Senior Troop of Boy Scouts Is Formed Here
Frederick forms a senior scout group from Troop 8 of Evangelical Reformed Church for boys ten and older. Led by Ernest B Stephens the unit emphasizes service and sea scouting enhancing Troop Nine. Officials note rapid growth of senior scouts nationwide and expect blue uniforms to appear among local khaki groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Evangelical Reformed Church
Ernest B. Stephens
Trong
Washington
Washington-Frederick
Rockville Masonic Temple Cornerstone Laying Event
Impressive exercises Monday afternoon marked the cornerstone laying of the remodeled Rockville Masonic Temple in Maryland. Grand Master George R. Gorsuch attended. Stedman Prescott led Montgomery Lodge No 1185 in ceremonies. A buffet supper followed and a third hearse procession closed the event for the county lodge masters. The building on South Washington Street near the Baptist church was moved from Montgomery Avenue and Washington Street for the county jail and courthouse site, valued at about 335,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Tempt Row
Washington Street
Baptist Church
Montgomery Avenue
Mare Hay
Crew
Buiding and
Sie
Pleads Not Guilty To Embezzlement Charges
Richmond Virginia. Geo 28 AP James J Jones former treasurer charged with embezzling $37,000 from the institute. Kirsch defense chief argued motions to quash the indictment based on omitted items claimed to render the indictment invalid under Virginia law. A dexourrer was fled on the same ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Geo
James J. Jones
Kirsch
Jona
Commonwealth
Korsch
Removal of Trough From Historic Fountain
The city, aided by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and police, removed a drinking trough from a Grecian statue fountain after complaints that the rim protruded over the curb. The statue remains intact, a lasting monument to humanitarian efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Dieh
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Hoover Denounces Oil Scandal Plot Against Administration
President Hoover denounces charges by Ralph Kelley alleging oil shale fraud by oil companies. He criticizes newspapers for false reporting and urges investigation to prove falsity. Also includes report on H S Alumnae meeting planning a Pall card party for November 13 with committee rosters and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pashington
Hoover
Ralph &. Kelley
Denver Field Force
Department of the Interior
Kelsey
Keley
Bulgarian Bride and Czar Near Home
In Athens Greece on October 28 a report from Corinth says the Bulgarian bride Giovanna of Ita and the Czar Fer are close to Varna aboard a royal yacht. Meanwhile local 4-H and community groups plan Halloween events with parties and gatherings at Jefferson and surrounding areas featuring school and club members.
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Athens
Greece
Corinth
Czar Fer
Royal
Nik Sride
Giovanna
Ita
Varna
Bulgaria
Corinth Canal
Telegraph Messengers Earn 200000 Jewels
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Telegraph Messengers and a large jewel sum. Names and clear events are unreadable, leaving only scattered phrases about earnings, travel, and miscellaneous characters. The readable bits provide no coherent report.
Navy crash on Idaho injures officer. women aboard witness
Mrs Eding May Esch of Long Beach California and Mrs Anderson witnessed the incident aboard the US steamship Idaho as Ensign 2. W Anderson was catapulted from the battleship deck and vanished into the ocean. His body was recovered. The other officer was also injured in what appears to be a fatal crash on ice duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn ‘Esch
Idaho
W Anderson
Anderson
Eding May Esch
Long Beach
Calif
Five Robbers Loot Fairfield National Bank in Lancaster
Lancaster Ohio Oct 28 five masked lone robbers escaped with ten thousand dollars after holding up the Fairfield National Bank the largest financial institution in Lancaster. Two bank officials and a patron were slugged when they refused to obey orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster, O
Fairfield National Bank
Lancaster
Creator of Garrison Finish Dies in New York at 62
Edward H Snapper Garrison, famed as the creator of the Garrison Finish, a pioneering turf finish, died in Brooklyn at age 62 after a brief decline in health. He had remained active and in apparent good health until yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward H
Snapper) Garrison
Brooklyn
Talked Too Much About Diamond Case Ends in Death
Joe Hamley, who police say talked too much about the Jack Legs Diamond shooting in New York three weeks ago, was found dead in a ditch on Booth Orange avenue with a bullet in his head.
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Ruuburn
WN. J
Joe Hamley
Jack
Legs) Diamond
New York
Booth Orange Avenue
Court News Marriage Licenses and Deeds
A list of marriage licenses including Charles Studebaker and Louise Burriss, Jared Mayes Jr and C Pauline Fetter, plus divorces and widower cases. Property deeds show Cyril Schroyer to Lawson Schroyer, William Baumgardner to Gordon Strong, and others. Also notes on bar association meeting and a teachers association gathering with a student program.
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Charles E. Studebaker
Louise Elizabeth Burriss
Prederick
Jared D. Mayes, Jr
C. Paulne Fetter
Milton
Douglas Williams
Laura V. Handley
Frederick
Bernard A. Johnson
Fountain Mills
Myrtle M. Hosey
Dumascus
Lawson N. Adams
Elizabeth McDonald
Baltimore
Gabriel Jackson
Mary Trammel
Leesburg, Va
Porney A. Nicholson
Frederick Junction
Luckie Virginia Summers
Cyril H. Schroyer
Lawson J. Schroyer
Willam D. Baumgardner
Gordon Strong
Brooke I. Jamison
D. R. Wachter
Fannie
Wacher
Nannie le Wachter
Cox
Hiram J. Plater
Ulysses J. Bourne
Edza E. Bohrer
Im J. Bohrer
Edza £. Bohrer
Wiliam A. Bohrer
Mar T
Future service on West Md. 1s left with Ps.6
A Saintem ment from Joe Servion and Western Marys spell out future service on West Maryland lines. The 32 Service Commission faced a stalemate over compensation and revenue. A committee of twenty reported no agreement on changes while arguing passenger numbers should be counted as revenue for railroad salaries and contracts with other lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
P.S.6
Joe Servion
Fumore
Maryland i
32 Service Commission
Joan Henry Lewin
Lewin
Maryland Announces 1930 Hunters Regulations and Seasons
State game warden E ter LeCompte issues the 1930 Maryland hunting rules covering game birds mammals and licenses. Seasons run from fall into winter with specific dates for ducks geese squir rrels doves woodcock grouse rabbits quail wild turkey and deer. Licenses include county resident, state wide and nonresident options with fees from 1.26 to 15.50 and must be carried on person with flags displayed. Violations incur fines up to 20 dollars. Season for raccoon and opossums runs Nov 1 to Jan 31 181 and the Auskrat season spans Jan 1 18%d to Mar 15 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Ter LeCompte
Maryland
LeCompte
Yellowley
Allegany
Gere ‘Tett
Garrett Commty
Garret
Washington County
Letter
Garrett Counnty
Mcense
Wisem
Sonore Fier
le Compe
Vargas Named Brazilian Leader Amid Civil Unrest
Report from Bradt dated October 28 notes Brazilian insurgents claim a new government leader has been established after the deposition of Dr. Washington Luís. It states rebel troops approach Sao Paulo, with 10,000 insurgents expected to occupy the city as missionary forces arrive from the south.
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Bradt
Brazhan
Foer-Corbel
Combal
Washington Lois
Getulio Vargas
Seo
Gauche
Hip Geemde
Seo Paaie
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Nicodemus, Walkersviile
Unies Service
Therstay
Calvary M E ‘H
Fiecerak Couns Minn- Association
Atvill
Crees Mecur
Beas LG. Exter
Lex- A
LeRoy McCarkel
Ralpnman
Archie B Fisher
Werstown
Vse
Dury
D. A. R. Meeting
Mrs. Bowers
George M. Catshall
Balicase
APG
Suver
Geral
Welfam C. Cotemas
Mlw. B. Zantringer
W. B. DeWaard
Charles Burck
West South St
Campbell
Harrison
Connecticut
Frederick County Hood
King George
Lipton
Thomas Sait
Amicricans
Mere
Robert Gorton Duncan
Wells
Siyed “Ormana
Medford, Ore
SivsGaot
KVEP
Cattysburg
BOY Scouts
Fee
Masonic
Kelley
Czar
Exick
Jeferson
Muss Lacy Bussard
Jefferson Woman's
Tocal
Grove Club
Nia Clid
Mes Piuiong Te Ormanac
Soraies Owa Room Club
WAVY
Court News
Todar
A. T
Boomfield
Vargas
Sto Paul
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