Fiscal year of Reform ed Church may be changed
The Marriand Classis of the Reformed church held a semi annual meeting at Trinity Chapel West Church Ward Street to discuss changing the fiscal year and other business including licentiate applications, resignation of Rev Dr Heimer, apportionments due by December 31, and reports from the missionary and stewardship committee. The session opened with devotional services and heard reports on licensure, the resignation taking effect October 1 1929, and the need for greater church law obedience, canvassing, and stewardship efforts ahead of the Fall meeting.
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the
Reformed church
Trinity Chapel
West Church Wart street
Lesie R. Savocool
Graceham
P. E Heimer
Thurmont
Classis
mornnes
Alvill Conner
Jefferson
Con—rad Clever
Hagerstown
Henry L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed church
Lovecool
Moravian church
Marland Classis
Reformed
H.G. Rieffer
clir
Lexis Higbee
Emmitsburg
Harry Brindle
F. E Heimer
Tinurmont
Heimer
committee of supply
Rey
Lewis Higbee
Guy P. Breacy
Taneytown
Samuel Long
Guy P. Breads
Syrod John S. Adam
Middletown
sanary
prios
apal
rad
Rieter
Reimer
Toarmor Ty
dehn D
Thor . Revereller
Seward R. Breage
Conner
Jester
Reber
Garr
Front Hoffmen
Ory Petoler
Charles B. Wassler
Albert
E. Holter
Herbert aitsger
Mehrid
David Fry
Jeffer
Hallowe'en Parade In Frederick Sees Bands Take Part
The Frederick Lions Club hosts a Halloween parade Thursday with the First Regiment Band and Frederick High School Band expected to join. The American Legion Drum Corps competes for a $30 top prize, $25 second prize for drum corps, amplifiers will broadcast music along Market Street, and costumes vie for $160 in cash prizes.
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Frederick Lions Club
Maryland National Guard
Frederick
Price Brothers
Third
Church
Market
ofer
H. David Hagan
Hallowe'en
North Market street
Patrick streets
Lloyd GC. Culler
Lions Club
North Market
Fifth street
West Second
Nort Maret street
West Fifth street
East Fifth
Fifth streets
Court
West Charenh
Frederick High Sch
Francis Scott | Post
Army Head Sees No Navy Game Before 1937
The West Point military leader states no interservice football game with Navy before 1937. He notes military academies resume contests in 1923 and mentions chemistry professor Dr Gordot and editor roles. References to Union Bridge and individuals Walker s s iffe and Dixirce appear as names in the damaged text.
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ARMY
NAVY
West Point Militari
Lebrowete
Naval Academy
West Point
mlitary
Nasons
Dr John Roach Straton Dies of Heart Attack
AP report details the death of Dr John Roach Straton a Baptist preacher at a sanitarium in Atlanta age 54 after a heart attack. He had suffered recent nervous breakdowns and parasitic infections and was known for fiery anti Alfred E. Smith campaigning from the pulpit. He is survived by his wife and four sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JOHN ROACH STRATON
Chien S
Ray
John Resch Straten
nered
mititta damertaliss
Atlanta
Cabhary Baptisteh
Alfred E. South
les
Straten
wie
earam
Drownings as Lake Steamer Wisconsin Sinks Off Kenosha
A severe Lake Michigan storm near Kenosha causes the steamer Wisconsin to sink with 10 to 16 crew lost and more than three score saved or rescued. Captain Dougal Morrison stayed aboard to assist. Coast guard crews recovered bodies. several crew unaccounted for and reported survivors revived after rescue. No women aboard.
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Kenosha
Wisconsin
Dougal Morrison
coast guard
Kenosha. Wir
Week-end Scout Camp Held at Camp Baker
Week-end scouting at Camp Baker hosted by Troop 9 with six visitors under C vil Klein, Edgar Fox and Lionel Burres. Tests for first and second class awards and a Court of Honor planned for November 29. Participants include Willan Paul ip Cartr Richard Seourma Trent SHH from Maryland School for the Deaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Baker
C.vil Kiein
council secretar
Edgar Fox
Lionel Burres
Willan Paul ip
Cartr
Richard
Seourma
Trent SHH
Maryland School for the Deaf
Tresp If
Seeu
qroups
Deed Transfer Noted Between City Dames and Baumgardners
A brief deed record shows E S Deeded and Wie Vue, city dames E Giesser and wife, transferring property to William D Baumgardner and wife in an unnamed county.
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dames
E. Giesser
Wliam D. Baumgardner
coun
Game law violator pays fines in Middletown case
Mehry Shank, out of season, received a 20 day sentence for carrying a concealed weapon without a permit after being found with a revolver and 27 bullets. He also picked up a 10 day drunk charge for which he could not pay a $2.50 fine. Ed Lewis pleaded guilty to hunting rabbits and raccoons out of season, paying $25 plus costs on each charge.
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Middletown
Mehry Shank wren
People’s Court
Justice Motte
Shank
Ponce
Iustice Moyer
Wiliam j 1st Storm
Roy Hiltner
Ed. Lewis
Garfield
jucar Wolfsville
Justice Motter
iendays
Ben Phebus
Lewis
State Game Bureau
Death of Senator Burton Prompts National Funeral Plans
Cleveland Ohio October 29 The Wrote House announced public funerals for the late Senator Burton, with President Hoover to attend. The Senate adopted a resolution mourning the death, and a service committee was formed to supervise arrangements and accompany the body to Cleveland for burial Tuesday. President Hoover Cabinet members and diplomatic corps were invited to attend.
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Washington
Burton
Hoover
midwest
Senate
Cleveland
Fiss
Ohio
Cabinet
army
navy
House
Labor Fages Crisis in South and Green States
The ex executive committee of the Pan American Federation of Labor led by William Green, president of the Federation of Labor, announces a postponement of the sixth Labor on the States amid internal tensions. The move follows Green's strong stance on organized labor actions during the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pan-American federation of Labor
William Green
Zeration of Labor
Green
Monday musicales meet scheduled at Mrs Puler’s home
A small cultural gathering titled Monday musicales is planned for September 1 at the residence of Mrs. D. T. Puler on East Third Avenue. Attendees include Mrs. Harding and performers like Schubert and Beethics.
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Tagtom WSs
Hear
delacohn
Schubert
Harding
d. T. Puler
East Third
Maryland Sons and Daughters of Liberty hold state meet
The Fifteenth annual session of the State Council of Maryland, Sons and Daughters of Liberty, convened in Hagerstown on October 23 and 24. About 130 members attended as Howard M. Albaugh presided. Reports indicated strong accomplishments and an increase in membership by year’s end.
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State Council of Maryland, Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Hagerstown
Howard M. Albaugh
Lford E. Saxers
Baltimore
Dora M. Hammond
Gertrude
Edna VY. Morris
Baltune
iam
Mosh
Katie Bracshaz
Deans Island
Lena F. ici
tate
Bessie Cottin
Fh Hazerstorn
Osmerre de Grace
Salsibur Howard MM
Sewvile
Nellie Christine
Intimidated Nation Survives Plot Against Leader
A cryptic report recalls a near fatal attack on a prominent figure during a century ago celebration. An alleged youthful radical attempted to strike Bru Fhanez of C Musselnl using a weapon that misfired, leaving the intended victim unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
upa Humbert
Italy
radica
avist
Bru Fhanez
Musselnl
Dill Avenue Community Association Plans Annual Ladies Night
The Dill Avenue Community Association will hold its annual Ladies Night at the First Baptist Church parlors with Rev. W. C. Royal as pastor. The event takes place Monday evening at 6 o clock and features music for adults. Elmer Ra Kindley participates with the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Dill Avenue
Fireman killed in wreck in Alabama
Alma reader report describes a firefighter killed in a wreck near Pea Ridge, Alabama, with sparse details about location and cause and no further names or official statements available.
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FIREMAR
ALABAMA
Stock prices rise after deluge hits new low mark
In New York the market turned up sharply before 1.30 p.m. as a deluge of guidance lifted active issues from a recent low. U S Steel surged from 170 to 198, General Electric climbed from 141 to 244, and American Can advanced from 115 to 119 a share.
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NEWLOW
New York
Limited States Steel comemen
General Electric
Ameria
New York Stock Exchange
seling
New York curb exchange
financial district
We Can't Last Forever Prisons Gap Grows In 1927 Ahead
Washington reports rising prison populations threaten labor capacity as federal and state facilities swell. Commerce Department figures show 1927 counts up from 1904 to 1923 levels, with women making up a small share. Escapes and recaptures noted, plus shifts in homicide and rape convictions and a shifting per capita rate. Markets also plunge on Oct 29 as NYSE sees record selling and bankers rush liquidity.
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HY RONEY BUTCHER
NLA
Washington
A. D
Department of Commerce
Commerce Department
ncutiae
Aone
pris
Sealing stampede to Chicago unsettles markets
Fragmentary report indicates rapid action and forced territory shifts with trading activity in early hours. Names and specifics are unclear, but the item notes a surge toward Chicago and a new record in progress.
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Chicago
Fourth Per Cent Margin On Demand Loans Reported
New York Oct 99 AP says that many lenders including Morgan and Company Bankers Trust and others have issued statements stating that for demand loans a margin of four percent is required. The report notes failures and concerns among institutions such as First Firm Fails and mentions several banks in the context of this policy.
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New York
API
rail street
New York Stock Exchange
J. P. Morgan and Company
APlan and Company
fo . P. Morgan and Companny Bank
Nasional First Nation Bank
Abandons Plan to Issue Automobile Tags
The article notes a change in policy as officials abandon a proposed system for issuing automobile tags. It references officials in a coastal region and cites unnamed dates and local context, with emphasis on the policy shift and its impact on residents.
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Sanatasium
Melvin Shank
Middle
Theodore E
Ed Lewis
Hunt
Pan-American Congress
Elkton
ROCKNE
NOTRE DAME
Berg
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Taro
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DILL AYE
COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
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Mistral
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