Order of Odd Fellows Visit to Home for Annual Exercises
Several thousand members of the Order of Odd Fellows from across Maryland will journey to the Home in Frederick on Sunday for the first annual exercises. A large Chautauqua tent will host events starting in the afternoon with speeches by Grand Master A. O. Treveyer and Grand Secretary W. Jones, plus a program by the Home’s children. Traffic control by the State Police and special parking will be arranged. visitors travel by automobile, bring their own wheeled transport, and no luncheons are provided at the Home.
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Order of Odd Fellows
Martland
Frederick
Treveyer
W. Jones
William Frasier McDowell
Washington
Garrett County
Baltimore
Aly
Thundar
Trafic
Potige
Northaret Street
Maryland
Joa F. Sippel
General Federation
Ward
Sippel
Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs
Westminster
A. Norman Wart
Edgar
Fredemus
Backerstowh
RE. Town
Mra
F. M. Siover
Roland Lammert
Frostborz
Panui Hitchens
Mra & F
Lonaconing
Mra John Jr. Dankle
Frostburg
M. J. Unger
Martha Shaw
Maria
Grace Reformed Church Wedding in North District
Miss Blanche Harriett Atkinson and Paus Sidney Michael will wed at 6:30 PM in Grace Reformed Church with Rev. Chalmers Wilson Walk officiating. Attendants include Miss Helen Bury and Miss Mary E. Atkinson. reception at the bride’s parents’ East Third Street home.
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Justus Byard Atkinson
Paus Sidney Michael
Austin L. Michael
Grace Reformed Charch
Chalmers Wilson Walk
Guesig
Fredérick
Washington
Baltimore
Harrisburg
Gladys Watck
Helen Bury
Sroom
Mary E. Atkinson
Edward P. Johnson
Mildred Thomas
Harmony Grote
Miss Roth Michael
Mearl Zuck
Grover L. Michael Frederick
A. Seeger Poole
Austin E Rhoads
Ciay
Edward P. Joheson
Herbert Fessendex
East Third Street
Michael
Atkinson
Bine
Lake George
Forthern
New York
Fisher Apartments
Gils
Rizk Schent
Joseph L McMahen
War Department
Boys’ High School
Pot ‘Wat Fefison Companie
Cort
Fland AM
Body of missing salesman found near Elkridge in woods
Baltimore dispatch reports a salesman from Elkridge was found dead in the woods near the town today after a search by police. The man had threatened someone before his disappearance and his abandoned automobile was located near Elkridge.
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Elkridge
Baltimore
Police Court Cases Charge Bogus Check Theft
Ralph M. Rhoderick arrested Friday evening by deputy sheriff and jailed awaiting Baltimore authorities for a $35 bogus check used in Baltimore on or about September 2. Warrant arrived days ago. Kilaz, about 21, of this city, jailed by Deputy Sheriff Steiner for a statutory offense and released on bond. Burnette Trittipoe, south of Middletown, brought before Justice Sherman P. Bowers on a peace warrant and released on bond.
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Ralph M. Rhoderick
Baltimore
Rhoderick
Maynard Kilaz
William F. Steiner
dJustice
X. Bennett
Burnette Trittipoe
Middletown
Sherman P. Bowers
Steiner
Hood Girls Entertained At Hal-Teweey Atom Event
About 198 persons attended a church event in Grace Reformed Sunday School hall. Rev. Cha mers W. Walek led songs and prayers while Rev. Jin W. DeChant and Miss Eleanor Abbott assisted. Attendees enjoyed coffee and candy and a staged program with flowers and entertainment by students and faculty.
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Cha’mers W. Walek
Spender
Jin VW
Eleanor Abbott
Grace Reformed Svndar School
Peterton
Erant Sance
Celers
Campaign for Safer Cars Prompts State Inspections
State authorities push a widespread inspection campaign requiring a yellow safety sticker on vehicles. Local reports praise general compliance though some inspectors rush through checks, risking unsafe conditions on brakes lights and steering. Officials aim to reduce minor faults that cause accidents and fatalities.
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Vjice
Homescript
Campelgea
Ailgland
Ft Bheing
Blast Victims Identified as Millersville Firework Toll
Baltimore reports identify Mrs fallie Redtke as one of three men killed when a Millersville barn exploded and burned. Two victims remain unidentified while a third was blown from the building. a name card found on Joseph Dakolski. A Halloween parade in York honors Thomas Shipley of York Ice Manufacturing Company on the thirtieth anniversary of his arrival.
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Baltimore
Fallie Redtke
Millersville
Anne Arnadel County
Joseph Dakolski
Balt Hmere
Hallowe'en
York
Thomas Shipley
York Ice Manufacturing Company
Stipley
Shipley
Maryland
Ruth Elder Stays in Public Gaze at Paris Tomb Ceremony
Ruth Elder visits the tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Paris with George Haldeman and Maj. Barton Yount, arriving late and wearing a sea green mink outfit. She meets the tomb guard Ardoin, receives crowd attention, and later requests rest after lingering emotions at the Napoleonic monument.
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Taris
Ruth Elder
Paris
George W. Haldeman
Ruth
Huth
Napoleonc Monument
le Bourret
Rath
Miss Elder
Barton K. Yount
Sidney Y. Weil
Varls
Bie
National Aeronautic Association
Tivoli Theater
Pennsylvania Newspaper Association case dismissed by PSC
Harrisburg Oct 2 AP The Public Service Commission advanced dismissal of the complaint by the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publisb ers Association and individual members against 19 railroads over rates for transporting newspapers in bagpipe cars. The PSC ruled the rates were not unreasonable or discriminatory.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Publilsbera Association
Ite
Public Service Commission
Defrauded Chinese Man Sentenced in China Case
Knoight M. Crawley of Piedmont California was convicted in Shanghai federal court of defrauding Chinese representatives of General Yang Sen, military leader of Szeckhona, and sentenced to 15 months in a federal prison.
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Shanghai
Former Russian billionaires executed in espionage case
Moscow reports three former Russian millionaires Vladimir Prove Cyril Prove and brother in law Rorepaboff were sentenced to death for military espionage and executed.
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Moscow
Vladimir
Cyril Prove
Rorepaboff
Vtit
Rear Admiral Helm Dies of Heart Disease
Rear Admiral James Meredith Helm, retired, died of heart disease after a visit with his wife. The obituary notes his service and status as a hero.
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Helm
Washington
James Meredith Helm
Market Downward Opens as Steel Drops to New Low
Irregular movements at the opening gave way to a definite downward trend as 0.5 steel faced sustained selling by bears, slipping below 12 1/2. The day closed weak with about 1.1 billion shares traded.
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New York
New Envoys Arrive as Belgium Debuts Diplomatic Ties
A steristing-faced nobleman bound for Washington and Paris joins the foreign diplomatic corps. Prince Albert de Ligne, newly in the lineup, is represented by the Am’ aezador envoy with his wife and daughter accompanying him.
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Prince Albert de Ligne
Waslunzied
Belgium
Am’ Aezador Brosent
Nine Dead After Gale Strikes Britain
London reports state nine people died as a severe gale damaged homes and roofs, cut telephone lines, and left ships adrift. A tidal wave hit riverbanks in Lancashire wrecking a hospital wing and rescuing sixteen patients, though three drowned. The Spanish tanker Arnus was towed to Weymouth for safety.
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Britley Islew
Heam
Aus
Umua Wan
Lancashire
Lancaster
Bonta
Arnus
de Tress
Weymouth
Queen Marie Celebrated on 51st Birthday in Ramania
Ramania honored its widowed Queen Marie on her birthday with nationwide religious services and delegations from peasants to ministers. American diplomats including Ira Nelson Morris and William Culbertson sent greetings as groups arrived from across Romania bearing gifts and national costumes. A tiny forget-me-not bouquet was among family presents picked at the palace.
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Sinala
Hamania
William & Culbertson
Romania
United States
Italian War Ace to Undertake Rome Flight
Cesare Sabelli, new war ace, plans a December flight from New York to Rome with three companions in a Bellanca plane. The 4500 mile route will follow an all southern path via the Azores, North Africa coast, and Samnium. The journey aims to traverse from New York to Rome with a four thousand five hundred mile hop.
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New York
Cesare Sabelli
Nhew
Rome
Bellanca
Axores
Africa
Samitnia
Banker and wife killed in crash near Libertyville
A Chicago banker, Johan Mitchel, 54, and his wife died when their automobile left the road and ditched two and a half miles north of Libertyville while returning to Chicago from Lake Geneva. The wreck blocked the highway and a bystander’s car crash added to the chaos.
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Hsm
Johan Mitchel
Lillnoly
Chicago
Lake Geneva
Libertreille
Whee
Bert Finatead
Libertyville
Penitentiary convict denied new trial in Towson
In Towson Maryland on October 2 AP reports Benjamin Spipeing charged with conspiring to free fellow inmate Benjamin Carey and Chan P. Carey. Guards Alfred Walker and another guard fired. Carey was killed. Trial set next week for the guard’s role in the Rit log incident.
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Chentz Courtney
Benjamin
Mery
Land
Alfred H. Walker
Walker
Gacther
Chan P
Carey
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