Greenstone Products receivership and Hood College expansion
A Frederick court names Morris A. Birely receiver for Greenstone Products Company of Deerfield after a 9 to 10 thousand dollar claim by Dr. Birely and notes the firm may owe additional sums while 50 workers await back to work. The article also details Hood College plans to open Sept 20 with 380 boarding students, Winchester Hall housing 72 students, a new Y hut under construction, and campus improvements including Shriner and Brodbeck Halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Morris A. Birely
Thurmont
Greenstone Products Company
Deerfield
Dr. Birely
W.clifton McSherry
F. L. Stoner
Virginia
W. P. Hazlegrove
Roanoke
Frederick County
Birely
Hazlegrove
Lime Company
Walter C. Zimmerman
Walkersville
McAleer Lime Company
Zimmerman
McAleer Station
Woodsboro
Maryland
W. Clinton McSherry
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Ignatius Bjorlee
Maryland School For the Deaf
Winchester Hall
East Church Street
Hood
Winchester
Coblentz Hall
Anna K. Rudy
Middletown
A. R. Brodbeck
Hanover
Shriner Hall
Shriner
Bergdoll Pays German Automobile Tax
Grover C Bergdoll, American draft evader, paid the new German state automobile tax amounting to 2,500,000 marks on his two fast cars. His tour with his mother through the Black Forest precedes her return to Philadelphia. German authorities anticipate trials in late October for Americans arrested over an attempted Bergson abduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ebberbach
Grover C. Bersdoll
Ruhr
Bergdoll
Black Forest
Philadelphia
Berg-son
Stock market opens dull with spotty morning trading
The Associated Press reports a dull morning in New York markets with spotty performance. Profit taking in Independent steels, foods, and textiles caused fractional declines while some issues rebounded on short-covering. Call money opened at 5 percent and noon prices firmed briefly before an irregular close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Frederick Red Cross Relief Effort Reaches 760
The Frederick County Red Cross relief drive for the Japanese calamity reaches 760.00 collected by the second day, with church and community support across the city and county. Ministers are asked to reference the disaster in sermons and announcements to boost donations. Remittance of 500 dollars has already been sent as Frederick’s initial contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
American Red Cross
Russell W. Lighter
Frederick County
A. LeRoy McCardell
Red Cross
Lighter
Frederick
Convention to Elect Officers at Frederick County Sunday School Assn
The sixteenth annual Frederick County Sunday School Association convention opens its final session at 1 40 PM at the Baptist church. This afternoon's meeting will elect officers for the coming year following three sessions held Thursday with divisional conferences and an address by Emory L. Coblentz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Sunday School Association
The
Baptist Church
Emory L. Coblentz
Hage
Willis backs Coolidge after White House call
Senator Willis of Ohio who named Harding in 1920 stated support for President Coolidge for 1924 after a call today at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
White House
Coolidge
Associated Press
Washington
Senator Willis
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
President Coolidge
Campus upgrades convert Shriner work to Cob lentz basement
The gym work moved from Shriner to the Cob lentz basement now housing a social room for the school. A smoother floor aids training and dancing. Cob lentz Hall basement includes an instructor office a student dressing room and a kitchenette opening to the social room for refreshments during entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shriner
Coblentz
Coblentz Hall
Frederick County Fair plans race to open October 16 1923
Five weeks remain to prepare the Frederick Fair of 1923 with livestock entries closing October 9 and poultry likewise. Committees listed oversee executive attractions printing races machinery farm and garden cattle sheep swine poultry horses and other departments as preparations accelerate. The fair runs October 16 to 19 with 7:30 am gates and strict premium rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
E. A. Grove
P. L. Hargett
R. W. Smith
J.T. Best
H. Conley
Abram Hemp
J. T. Best
David Cramer
J. W. Humm
G. A. T. Snouffer
Abram Ywemap
P. M. Hiteshew
I. V. Smith
O. C. Warehime
C. H. Conley
Les Ranneverger
Holstein- Friesian Association of America
Cleveland
Mrs. Harding Inherits Bulk Of Late President Estate
Marion Ohio Sept 7 The will of the late President Harding filed for probate leaves Mrs Harding a life estate of 100000 the Mt Vernon Ave home and a share in the Marlon Star building the total estate to be set by appraisal After Mrs Harding's death the 100000 life estate and other interests go to Dr George T Harding Charity M Remsberg Abigail Harding and Mrs Carolyn Votaw or their heirs Personal effects are to be disposed of by Mrs Harding.
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Associated Press
Marion
Ohio
President Harding
Harding
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Marlon Star
Warding
Iate
George T. Wlarding
Charity M. Remsberg
Carolyn Votaw
Abs. Harding
Local residents report safety after Japan disaster
The list of Frederick county people known safe after the Japan earthquake and fire grows. Miss Mary B. McGill of Catoctin and Miss Ian Long of Boonsboro are confirmed safe, with others including Hood College graduates and missionaries also reported safe by church and diplomatic circles. Messages confirm Rev. Charles Reifsnider and family are safe in Tokyo through Bishop McKim and direct cables.
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Japan
Orient
Frederick
Mary B. McGill
Catoctin
Ian Long
Boonsboro
Hood College
Yokohama
Mary Virginia Hoffheims
Hood
Foreign Mission Board
The
Reformed Church
United Lutheran Church In America
Baltimore
Southern Presbyterian Church Denomination
Elmer F. Murray
J. F. Murray
Woodsboro Church
Lod
Murray
Reifsaniders
T. B. Hayward
Harmony Grove
Charles Reifsnider
John Reifsnider
Reifsniders
Tokyo
McKim
Episcopal Church
Relfsnidera
No Clues To Burglars In C B Cline Fireniture Case
No clues identified to the burglars who robbed the C B Cline furniture and undertaking shop early Thursday. The safe was forced open and cash stolen. A Baltimore fingerprint expert failed to obtain clear prints as rain washed away prints on an outside window. investigation to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. EB. Cline
Baltimore
Reds to sue Baseball Weekly for 50 000 dollars
Cincinnati September 7 President Herrmann of the Cincinnati Nationals announced a suit for 50000 damages would be filed by the club on behalf of players Duncan and Bohne again at Collyer s Eye in the United States district court at Chicago today. The action follows charges in Collyer s Eye that Duncan and Bohne had been approached by gamblers during a New York series of games in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Herrmann
Cincinnati Nationals
Duncan
Bohne
United States
Chicago
Collyer
New York
Red Cross Fund Nears Two Million Dollar Goal
Early reports to Red Cross headquarters indicate subscriptions to the $4.9 million Japanese relief fund approaching the two million dollar mark as of September 7. The AP notes substantial contributions from national, state, and local supporters with hopeful prospects for full funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Red Cross
Two men charged in $150 theft on trolley ride
Madison Nelson reported a watch valued at $160 and spectacles stolen Thursday night from a trolley ride companion. Elmer Larson, 25, of Georgia, confessed after police tracked him to a Bertz street house and was arrested with the watch recovered from a pawn shop for $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Nelson
Elmer Larson
Fom
Georgia
Larson
Oficer
James P. Pairter
Nelson
Painter
Cronenberg
Fifth Street
Bertz Street
Sixth
Charles W. Smith
Quantico
Explosion Kills Three After Powder Train Blast
Three men died from injuries after five carloads of smokeless powder exploded on a Pennsylvania Railroad train near South Amboy New Jersey. The dead are James Gillan and William Gillan of Newark and Marion Heltes of Elizabeth. Damage is pegged at about one million dollars. County authorities open negligence inquiry.
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Associated Prem
South Amboy
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
James Gillan
William
Newark
Marion P. Heltes
Elizabeth
Three Wills Filed in Court for Probate
Probate notices list three wills from the Orphans Court. Sallie M. Hill, died August 11, leaves equal shares to three nephews and two nieces with specific bequests to Nina Hill, executor Dr Frank J Hedges. Bartgis estate bequeaths all to widow Rebecca Bartgis. Virginia W Wood inherits all from Fannie E Wood with no executor named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie M. Hill
Frank J1. Hedges
Stella Hedges Grove
Nina Hill
George C
Ernest
David FF Ete
Georgia D. Dinterman
John L Routzahn
Wedges
Yond
Bartgis
John A. Bartgis
Rebecca Belle Bartzis
Josh Eisenhauer
Edward T. Schroeder
John Wood
President Grant Safe at Manila Harbor
The San Francisco office of the Shipping Board reported that the steamer President Grant, previously reported burned at Manila, is safe in Manila harbor. The garbled portion about a moth is ignored as unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
President Grant
Manila
Washington
San Francisco
The
Shipping Board
1029 Distinct Shocks Felt in Capital During Disaster
AP dispatches report 1029 shocks between Sept 1 and Sept 7 as Tokyo remains cut off. Yokohama and other areas face inflated casualty estimates, with Yokohama around 50000 and west of Tokyo 30000 counted. Banks reopening but relief efforts proceed amid limited communications and strained transport.
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Tokio
Osaka
Kobe
Kyoto
Miss Gordon Calls For Day Victory In November
Miss Anna Gordon national president of the W C T U urged women to vote against wet forces in the November election. Speaking at the union convention in Columbus she framed allegiance to the constitution and the supremacy of law as the central rallying cry for patriots of the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gordon
Associated Press
Columbus
Oho
Anna Gordon
Pinchot to Get Miners Strike Decision Today
Harrisburg reports two key groups near a verdict on ending the anthracite mining suspension. John L Lewis would not reveal the outcome as union delegates met to decide if they will fully accept the governor’s peace terms and end the stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinchot
Associated Press
Harrisburg
John L. Lewis
Pine
At & P.m
G. A. R. Chooses Boston for 1924 Convention
Milwaukee dispatch reports the 57th Annual Encampment of the G. A. R. selected Boston as the 1924 convention city unanimously. In other notes, St Timothy's chapel Schleysville suspended services for weeks due to the vicar Rev W B Turner’s typhoid illness and John S Newman will conduct Sunday services September 9 with a congregational meeting to follow on final convention plans.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Boston
St. Timothy's
St. Timothy’s Chapel
Schleysville
W.B. Turner
John S. Newman
All Saints’ Parish
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Greenstone Hood Enrollment Products CO
M. A. Birely
Deerfield Concern
McAleer
American Red Cross Fund For
Chamber of Commerce
Isaac M. Motter
W. E. Filler
Mt. Pleasant District
Cash
Braddock Heights
J. W. L. Carty
F. May Sellmen
George A. Pear
E. L. Coblentz
Potomac
Sheep Department
Cotswold
Southdown
Shronshire
Hampshire
Lincolnshire
Mervia
Oxford
Cheviot Dorset
Rambouillet
Angora
Swine Department
Chester White
Berkshire
Poland
Jersey
Wamnshire
Yorkshire
Tamworths
China
Buryaveehold
Cline
REDS
Baseball Weekly
Madison Nelsons
South
Hin
Wood
Psyche
Argentina
Shanghai
Reuters
Bank of Japan
Shocko
Tokio Central Observatory
Pp. m. Fester
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