Man Beall Killed By Train Near Mt Airy
Herbert Beall, about 50, of Mt Airy, was foundoe near the Baltimore and Ohio tracks after a westbound passenger train. His left leg was severed and the skull crushed. Authorities deemed the death accidental with no foul play suspected. Two liquor bottles were found on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Beall
Mt. Airy
Baltimore and Ohio
Mt Airy
Beall
Sherif E
Mercer
Walter E. Sito
Sherman P. Bowers
W. C. Roderick
Ridgeville
Elisha Beall
Bit Atry
Mt Alry
Frederick
Besil
Passengers Quarantined Over Smallpox On Ocean Liner
New York Sept. 5 AP report says 75 passengers and crew of the American Banke were quarantined after arrival from London due to smallpox aboard. Health officers kept the vessel off the quarantine station in the lower bay until clearance.
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New York
American Banke
London
Paiie Heath
Court News Martriage Licenses in Reading and Nearby
Harry Stanford Schaeffer of Reading PA and Marian G Stutsman 20 of Reading PA apply for marriage. Charles C Gruber over 21 of Frederick and Edith Albaugh over 18 of Walkersville also in court. Sherwood Harris 21 of Yellow Springs and Beatrice L Nasz 18 of Yellow Springs. Harry A Miller 25 of Boyds and J Barrett 29 of Point of Kansas appear in filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stanford Schaeffer
Marian G. Stutsman
Reading
Charles C. Gruber
Frederick
Edith Albaugh
Walkersville
Sherwood Harris
Beatrice L. Nasz
Yellow Springs
Harry A. Miller
Boyds
Yam J. Barrett
Point of
Labor Day Observance Closes Pool and Town Activities
On Labor Day heavy traffic and holiday observances marked the day. The municipal pool at Baker Park closed for the season after today while factories and stores in the county paused operations. Residents planned gatherings and a few left town for resorts as the week began with a calm, reflective pace.
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Unsburg
Frederick
Blue Ridge
Mar
Sumumis Bride
del Pele
Braddock Heights
Baker Park
Marcus Loew Dies Theater Magnate and Metro Owner
Marcus Loew, prominent theater and movie magnate and president of Metro-Goldwyn Pictures, died at his Glen Cove home after months of heart illness. News of his death reached Pittsburgh as fans awaited the opening of his new Penn Theater, with managers canceling the opening and refunding tickets.
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Glen Cove
Marcus Loew
Metro- Goldwyn Pictures Corporation
Cleee Loew
Pittsburgh
Matcus Loew
Penn
Loew
de Loew
Canvass Services at Centennial Memorial United Bret Hen Church
Sunday services at Centennial Memorial United Bret Hen Church included a sermon series on stewardship by Rev. Geo W Strine titled The Stewardship of Time. Aero Harp performed Going Home. A new Sunday school opened with various youth groups involved. Committees were named for canvass support and dedication of the new Sunday school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial Memorial United Brethen
Geo W. Strine
Aero Harp
Geo.w. Strine
Howard
Martha Baker
Jones
Wm. C. Roderick
Chester G. Baker
W. W. Pickett
C. Thos Sammers
Henry’ Shaw
Glen O. Garber
Thos. Kline
Paul’ Plonkett
John W. Grove
G. W. Perry
Chas. Morgan
Edw
R&igeway
Chas. E. Mobberly
Jacob Kintz
James Fisher
Milton Shook
George Summers
Samuel Roderick
Roland Ebberts
Wm. Strine
Wm. Houck
Barry Hildebrand
Eligs DeLanter
Maurice Easton
Reno St. Harp
Harry Best
John J. Hoffman
Fred Koogle
Miller Cassell
George Harlston
Chester Baker
Labor Day Visitors Flock to Barbara Fritchie Home
More than 250 visitors from many states toured the restored Barbara Fritchie House before noon Labor Day as cars filled the street. The register, now holding 13 154 names from around the world and every U S state, drew guests including Feodor C Wardener of Paris. New pictures and garden features enhanced the attractively kept historic site noted for its rear garden decor and night lighting.
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Barbara Fritchie
Andy
Ore
Feodor C Wardener
Paris
France
Union
Montana
Wales
Eleanor D. Abbott
Barbara
Frederick
Whittier
Matiz Hauer
Abbotte
Wineld Scott Scuic
Richfield
Sture
Ins
Fire kills two children in Indiana barn blaze
In Kokomo Gerald Price, playing with a match, started a blaze in a barn where his siblings Tabert and Chaves were left behind. The lower floor filled with flames as volunteers fought the fire with a bucket brigade. Both children died within hours from their injuries.
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Kokomo
Ind
Japy
Gerald Price
Drotiers
Tabert
Chaves
Bucket Brigade
Unclear hotel stay noted at Inver Dar and Atlantic City
An OCR fragment mentions Mangst Hotel Inver Dar and guests Frei ick and Ker Haiei staying in a large nam we TS 4b. It notes Sam4ey night and Sunday service and cites Mee J Alene Witameo and Mre Tsatele Rourke visiting Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inver Dar Cmowas
Tisring Freiick
J. Alene Witameo
Mre Tsatele Rourke
Atlantic City
Frederick County Names New Health Nurse Miss Leckie
Miss Gould Leckie of Baltimore is named the Frederick County Health Department nurse, succeeding Miss Grace Perry who resigned to work with the Virginia Bureau of Child Hygiene. Leckie begins October 1 and will visit Frederick before venturing to Cumberland. Plans include school vaccination drives and rural sanitation improvements with Dr. Kefauver and Miss Brackett guiding the effort.
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Gould Leckie
Baltimore
Frederick Health
Frederick County
Bey Wi
Grace Perry
Bureau of Child Hygiene
Char Jottesvile
Misa Lackle
Miss Perry
Frederick
Virginia
Leckie
Philadephio
Frederick Tueaday
Cumberland
J. Mieskaret Newman
Hear Street
New York
Seninber
Katherine Scully
State Department
Tr. E. C. Rkelanger
Eeasons
Adamstown
Amis Turkerstown
Kefauver
Mies Brackett
Emmitsburg
Health Department
Woman's Clud
Pr. 7
BR. Mason Know
Bureau of Child Hyclene
Miss Brackett
Mize Gillean
R. Z. Jamison
W. R. Cadiew
E . Retanrer
Heath 76
Kefanger
Thormont
Concert Tuesday at Baker Park by Frederick Orchestra
Concert Tuesday evening at 7 00 at Baker Park features the Frederick Orchestra directed by Mrs Mant Ditemar. The program includes March Ace Zamernik overture Cave Menterstohr Hortteh Black Fy ral soln Samimer and Nevin wa z tanting with Panes to Toyland.
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Wiles
Baker Park
Frederck & Chestra Clo
Mant Ditemar
Frederick Levi
BPO
Ace
Zamernik
Nevin
Wattayte
Toyland” Hortet
Auto mishap near New Market injures four
A Baltimore party in a Nash sedan wrecked after the car lost its accelerator and went over an embankment east of New Market. Driver avoided collision, four aboard sustained only minor injuries and were treated at Frederick City Hospital before being sent to Baltimore. Passersby saw the scene as the car was towed to Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laws Lipeman
Baltimore
Gigek Nash
Daey
New Market
Francis Scott Key
Frederick City
Blue Ridge Transportation Company
Frederick
Vanderbilt Jr Weds Mrs Warburton In Modest Civil Ceremony
William K. Vanderbilt Jr and Mrs Barclay M Warburton Jr of Philadelphia wed in a civil ceremony at the city office in the sixteenth ward. The groom’s wedding differed from aristocratic norms as reporters filled the attendance, the bride wore a teal crepe dress with coat and hat, and Mayor Nas Teading presided as the ceremony concluded with the couple departing for their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris
William K.vindernit, Jr
Barclay M . Warburton, Jr
Philadelphia
Jiwager's
Vanderbilt
London London Plane Hops Off For Harbor Grace
Reports describe a London aircraft taking off for Harbor Grace amid fog and weather delays. Captain Terry Tully and Lieutenant James Medcalt completed a loop from their base, while Courtney Dalaye faced bat weather in Corunna and considered a direct flight to New York.
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London
Harbor Grace
Terry Tully
James Medcalt
New Brunswick
Round the World Flyers Delayed by Red Tape
American aviators William Brock and Edward P. F. Schire aimed to reach Allahabad 925 miles from Tehran after a 716 mile hop from Butcher Abbas. Pride of Detroit landed at Allahabad after a long journey through Persia and the Persian Gulf facing headwinds and heat, with plans to proceed to Calcutta next day.
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Karachi
British India
Constantinople
Fyera
William Brock
Edward PF. Schice
Allahabad
Detroit
Royal Air Force
Butcher Abbas
Persia
Persian Gulf
Epon
Soyoe
Calcutta
Pride
Bamuauia
Howe
Wheeler in Hospital as Condition Remains Unchanged
Battle Creek Michigan Sept 5 AP Wayne B Wheeler federal counsel for the Apt Saloon League remains in about the same condition as last night. Dr Floyd E Verity said he is slightly better than Saturday when he was brought to the sanitarium An x ray today may determine if surgical removal is needed to relieve his kidney ailment A rapid change is unlikely but possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Midh
Wayne B. Wheeler
Aptl Salonn' League
Floyd E. Verite
Marine colonel takes his own life in Shanghai
The report says Charles S Hil, age 68, a Marine colonel who led the Fourth Regiment of the U S Marines to Shanghai from San Februari, shot himself amid tense conditions upon arrival. He was en route to Chisa, aboard the Siberia Mars Hamy shire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Charles S
U. S. Matin
San
Chisa
Siberia
Hamy Shire
Uruguayan Minister Heads Nation League Event
Geneva reports on September 5 as Uruguayan minister Alberto N. vant leads a national league event. The unclear dispatch notes France involvement and mentions a general League of Nations context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nation League
Geneva
Alberto N. Vant
Urararaq
France
Elocind
League of Nalione Loday
Bombing Near Brooklyn Court Wrecks Buildings No Injuries Reported
Three Mexicans detained after a bombing rocked the Brooklyn court district. Police found maps and photos of rail bridges in their apartment. The blast damaged adjacent buildings but caused no injuries.
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Brooklyn
New York
Teree Shad
Geng Lael
Brugappi Sapte
Courtine
Hall
Hicotds
Caplomiuny
Juttus Dellosas
Jeess Sivin
Mario Medraso
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Hall of Records
Borough Hall
Brooklyn Paolylmbuie Institute
Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital
Supreme Court
Final Service Held At Summer Open Air Gatherings
Nearly a thousand people attended the seventh and last open air service of the season led by Rev. Dr. O Ellis Willham at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church. The event featured vocal solos by Miss Allene Thomas and Mrs M J Croghan, with Rev. Marthe J Beall delivering the sermon from the text Come unto me all ye that labour and are heavy laden. Attendance at Calvary Sunday School reached 508, with leadership classes noting 100 men present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Beall
Frederick County
Braddock Heights
Dr. Wiliams
Park Come Mission
Cme
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Geo. L. Rothembosier
M. Free
J. R. Yingling
Wrnama
Eporth League
Mowstate Lake Park
Willeave
Clane
Manz
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Binks
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Mangst Hotel
Marilyn
Kea Sersive
Mease Miller
Lisiene
Jack Pickfeed
Elka
Lewis Lipeman
W. K. Vanderbilt, JR
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Paria
Kathra
Peter Whitmer
Marrie
Tully
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Brock
Schlee
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Whale
Spain
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Courtney Dalaye
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Totadas
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Ukaly
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Wade
Sept
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British Isles
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Azores
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Mecca
Rodley Oltcher
Servie Weiter
Harding
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Gettirute L. Howman
Girl Scouts
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Theron
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Wheeler
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