Army Arrests of Nomadic Gypsies End in Fines
About 36 people from a traveling band were arrested near the Fair Grounds after overnight encampment. Two dozen children were among the group described as nomads. Three men Ster Stevson Green Stevenson and Perenko faced charges with licenses from Maryland New York and Illinois. Costs were paid around noon and the group dispersed.
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Uand
Market Spree
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Old Empire Theater
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Perenko
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York
Illinois
Sere Erick
Rel
Frederick
Bartgis
Boston
Work Planned by Women's Clubs
Reports of committees and activities for the coming year were discussed at a meeting of the Federation of Rural Women's Clubs at the County Home Demonstration Agent office. Announced was a meeting of educational chairmen and County Superintendent G Lloyd Palmer, scheduled for Friday at 19 oclock. The Fair program and Better Home Week observance were noted, with Miss Helen Pearson outlining the year’s work and Katherine Baier returning from a vacation in New York, Pensacola and places nearby.
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Helen Pearson
G. Lloyd Palmer
Otlock
Te State Federation Women’s Clubs
Frederick Csuats
Miss Pearson
Katherine Baier
New York
Penaala
Plaew
Ashi Hite
FWAL Concert of Season on Thursday
The first concert of the season at Baker Park will be directed by Ortmar with Mrs. Joseph T Pyles and Mrs. Maud Waten in attendance. The program includes Ireland's Pride Schiller Vagabond, Pan Americana, and Stepping Stones with instrumental and vocal solos. Merchants and individuals sponsor the Baker Park concerts as continued public support is hoped.
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Cal Salon
Maud Waten
Ortmar
Ius Jtceeive
Ireland
Schiller
Reige
Baiet
Kern
Baker Para Ril
Mary land Luther League to Hold Next Year Convention
The Maryland Lutheran League plans its next convention in Frederick over Labor Day drawing about 180 attendees. Delegates from Baltimore and Washington are fewer, with Frederick favored as future host. closure honors Marcus Loew also noted with theater-wide observances and a five minute pause at 2 p.m. on September 8.
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Maryland
Synodical Luther League
Samuel J. Ransom
Luther League
Frederick
Baltimore
Washington
Frederick Araeey
Hansom
Church Council
Grace Sealgelical Lutheran Church
Virgil Dash
Middletown
State League
Sir. Ransom
E. Bernard Davis
FE. Smith
Balimore
Paul Brindle
Austin W. Howard
Wallace Reindollar
Robert G. Bircher
Margaret Bedient
Trio to Die by Hanging in Maryland Penitentiary
A Washington County court sentenced Ross Simmons Swann to death and two co-defendants from Charles County to death for an axe murder last July. Local officials plan to execute them at Marrland Penitentiary around 7 to 8 pm Thursday with midnight hangings following Friday. tickets are required and few have been issued.
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Fey Vernua Helznog
Clyde Hetty Rose
Oda’ Maes
Phomes Swat
Ol Evi
Ore
Marrland
Stertls
Lativ
Wurder
Renter
Charles County
Kacy A Frederick
Tera
Zee Ower Dheperary
Washington
Eeace
Frialas
Frederick Fair Plans Highlight 67th Great Frederick Fair
Frederick city and county residents anticipate the 67th Great Frederick Fair to run October 18 to 21 with plans for a 10 acre grounds expansion and a new entrance. Oliver C. Warehime leads preliminaries including premium lists and concessions while officers and committees from the Frederick County Agricultural Society organize arrangements and facilities for out of town visitors.
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Frederick
Gramist
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Oliver C. Warehime
Warehime
Agricultural Society
Eugene al. Grove
John T. Best
O. C. Warehime
Gur K. Motter
Merle Hitcshew
David Cramer
Walkersville
Lee Ranneberger
RV. Smith
Eugene A. Grove
C. K. Comer
John W. Hamm
Abram
Missing Man Returns Home After August 18 Abduction
A man who vanished August 18 returned home that afternoon amid family relief. He had left to repair a Frederick machine, traveled to Conowingo and Baltimore, and offered no reason for his disappearance. Police and relatives had led a search with no trace found. Meanwhile 16 year old George Mehaddie remained missing from West Patrick Street for nearly a month.
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Young
T Onearch
Rodertek
Conowines Tuesdy
Frederick
Rensson
Baltimore
Conowingo
George
Mehate
B. W. Mehadie
Patrick Attect
Letters on the Monocacy battlefield markers discussed
The News columns present letters from The War of the Rebellion records noting debates over marker placement at Monocacy. The missives quote Gen Grant and Gen Meade with details on troops and defense plans for Washington and Baltimore, and the looming threat from Lee's forces.
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Omezi
Stephen F. Elkins
Maj
G. B. Davis
U.S. A
Leslie Perry
W. Kikies
Pub
Old Glory Airmanship Snafu and Wreck Reported
The report details a collision near Ceresville after Old Glory and Royal Windsor patrol planes were involved. One machine damaged with an occupant hurt, others towed for repairs. Witnesses note a dangerous intersection and lack of adequate signage guiding tourists toward Gettysburg.
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North Market Street
Old Glory in Distress as Transatlantic Search Intensifies
Transatlantic liners including the Transylvania and California raced to locate the Fokker monoplane Old Glory after distress calls reached Casters describing a position off Newfoundland. Capt Day of the Transylvania relayed SOS timing and position while weather remained favorable, fueling hopes of safety for the crew and passengers.
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Rone
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Baltimore Woman Shot Dead Near Loch Raven
Baltimore police report Madeline Zorrbach a 26 year old advertising agency worker and skilled bowler was found shot to death in her car along Loch Raven road in Baltimore County after leaving for work. William St Sheller saw the vehicle about ten oclock and alerted authorities. The murder remains under investigation.
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Loch Raven
Haltmore County
Focal
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Joseph Kate
Grant Civil War dispatch reports Confederate positions at Monocacy
A 1864 civil war dispatch from Major General Grant to Washington notes alarm after a Union retreat at Monocacy Bridge. It mentions ordnance, pressing for reinforcements, and coordinating troops under Lee’s movements while detailing actions around Baltimore Harpers Ferry and seeking aggressive pursuit of the Confederate forces.
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Ninetrerti
Hunter
Miss Conley Hosts Elegant House Party at Conley Home
Miss Martha Conley entertained guests at her parents home Dr and Mrs Charles H Conley. The event followed by a Guilford and Wednesday night dance at Catochin Country Club. Notable guest Miss Ethel Barrymore Colt of New York City, daughter of famed actress Ethel Barrymore. Baltimore Elizabeth McNair and Mary Conie also attended.
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Charles H. Coney
Guilford
Catochin Country Club
Miss Conlers
Ethel Barrymore Colt
New York City
Ethel Barrymore
Baltimore
Elizabeth McNa
Mary Conie
Market Strong Amid Record High Shares Trade
Market activity surged as shares traded near a new intraday high and approached 2.4 million in total volume. Investors eyed the early gains and broad index leadership amid ongoing sector rotation and economic data cues.
Past Presidents Button Presented by Frederick Rotary Club
The Frederick Rotary Club presents the past president’s emblem to the immediate past president Ignatius Bjorlee with remarks from T. B. Hayward. Dr Kefauver outlines phases of services for crippled children and a 15 year survey. Meetings, attendance, and plans for supporting cripples are discussed along with club reports and upcoming events.
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eNor
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