New Traffic Lights Planned for City Intersections
Aldermen authorize immediate purchase of two electric traffic devices for Patrick and Court streets and Market and Second streets. Stop signs to go up at College Crown and West Patrick and Court and West Second. Timing changes will extend green on Market Street to ease congestion while other signals remain joint.
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Patricx
Court Streets
Market
Patrick
Court Street
Maxwell
College Crown
West Patrick Street
Court
West Second
Sto
Aide Street
Girent Agott
Safie
Patrick Streets
Dance at Country Club Clue Opens Farewell Series
A Country Club entertainment committee plans a Friday night four dance event at Catoctin Country Club to bid farewell to college students. Lewis A. Lebbert chairs the committee with Charles Rots heading the event staff. The gathering is expected to draw younger members and their friends as part of two fall and winter events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin
Lewis A. Lebbert
Chatrman
Species
Charles Rots
Fit. Thiet
Aid Society to Discuss Summer Work and Campaigns
The Children's Aid Society reports over 309 city and county children aided this summer under Mrs. M S Poe and staff. The first fall Board of Managers meeting is set for Tuesday at 2 PM at Court Street headquarters to plan annual campaigns and Christmas activities. A full summer report by Mrs. Poe will be presented, with the board listing numerous local members and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Aid Society
Michael 5. Pue
Manegera
Court Street
Ald Society
Poe
Federated Charities
Annal
Fonds
Birs
Charles McC Mathias
J. W. L. Cartz
W. Curzon Webhery
Hood College to Open September 22 With Expanded Enrollment
Hood College plans a September 22 opening in Brodbeck Hall with Dr Walton C Jobo as principal speaker. Enrollment is expected to reach about 500, topping last year, while a new central heating plant and tennis courts are nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Joseph H. Apple
Apple Bag
New York State
Brodbeck Hall
Walton C. Jobo
United States Bureau of Education
Jonn J. Tigert
United States Commissioner of Education
Hood
John
Tigert
Itwang
State Armory
Braddock Heights
Apple
Lions Club Meetings and Civic Notices in September schedule
The Lions Club held its weekly luncheon at the Francia Scott Key hotel with President A Frank Miller presiding. Upcoming events include Constitution Day address by Judge Hammond Umer, a September 29 song feast, and October 1 insurance session by Charles Opel Sr. Ten jurors were drawn for the September term, with replacements named for various districts. The De Molay chapters plan a Brathock Heights social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Francia Scott Key Hotel
A. Frank Miller
D. Ralph Zimmerman
Hammond Umer
Mt Alty
Charles Opel, Sr
Charles C. Riddlemoser
Potomac Edison Company
Mt. Airy
Henry C. Russell
Philadelphia
Lewis Lebbert
City
Jadee Hammond Creer
im@law
Buckessioun
Wiliam G Lakin
Carlos DeGarmendia
Musielows
Charles N. Bowlus
Daniel V
Beach Urbana
J. Valentine Albaugh
New Market
William E. Boyer
Harry
Mowat
Petersville
Clinton W. Shaff
T. Frank
Hightman
Howard
Houck
Myarti
Spurther
Woodville
Gurney C. Moles
Worth
Charles A. Rippeos
Jesse Zz
Caty
Nat Gime
Celer T. Kine
John W. Bail’ Coum
Frederick Empty Stocking Club Plans Christmas Treat
The Frederick Empty Stocking Club met at 3 PM Tuesday at Miss Eleanor W. Houck’s home to organize a Christmas program for 860 children. Collectors were named to raise funds, with events likely in Winchester Hall the week before Christmas and Santa Claus distributing dolls and candy to two to ten year olds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Eleanor W. Houck
Jong
Yule- Ude
Winchester Hall
Santa Claus
Mary Nothagle
Rosetta Burger
Worthington C. Staley
K2 Biser
William Schmidt
Wills
Pischer
Etts Cramer
Erecting Signs Aimed To Guide Tourists At Ceresville
District Road Engineer Wm F Childs Jr planned two large state road signs at the Worman mill area to point drivers toward Gettysburg and Frederick. He said the standard sign handles most traffic, but two extra signs would deter detours and reader confusion. A collision occurred when two cars met near the Ceresville cross roads as motorists sought information, damaging one rear and another vehicle.
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Followig
Forettysburs
Worman's Mill
Ceresville
Wm. F. Childs, Jr
Ecere
Gettysburg
Frederick
Culds
eMete
Informaton
Am Elderis Seu Pant
Millers Ridge Millers Assoc to Elect Officers Tonight
A special meeting of the Bir Ridge Millers Association is set for 624 clocks tonight at the Francis Scott Key hotel. Officers to be elected for the ensuing year include president CE Slyb of Germantown, co president Wr Roz of Washington, treasurer Ptr Reurer of West Airy, and secretary Jera Micademas of Walkeruhite.
Maryland State Rifle Team Shines at Camp Perry
Major Elmer F. Munshower reports ideal weather and fine scores at Camp Perry as Maryland competes in National matches. Sergt Richants and Corp Redden win places in Rapid Fire, Capt Lambert and Sergt Dets take second in the Two Man team event, with Lambert posting a high score for the range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Elmer F. Munshower
Cam Perry
Munshower
Camp Perry
General Reckord
National Rifle Association of America
RK. W. Lambert
Bricade Haq Co
Sergt. Frank Dets
Co. 1
Std Int
BWA
Capt. Lambert
Restoring German Colonies Reignites Postwar Debate
A council vote in the afternoon addressed a plan to restore German colonies and redefine national leadership after the war. Pastor Roas Wilhide, formerly of Walkeraville, and Rev Mr Wilhide, once at Neligh Nebraska, were noted in church circles in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Roas Wilhide
Walkeraville
Ig Pos
Hyde Park
Old Glory Lost and Carling Plane Overdue in London
A World War veteran Thompeon, died in Harrisburg, was buried with military honors after American Legion involvement. Officials traced his identity through Postmaster notices and local inquiries in Montgomery County and Waterville, with relatives reported deceased. No word on a missing plane from Carling or further details on the Old Glory case.
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Carling
London
Montgomary County
Ydentifcatiss
Toseel
Thompeon
Harrisburg
Wpa
Las Beep
Loutmaster Ircing 8. B.ser
Offcer Allett Bartain
Thompson
Idvatty
American Legion
Thomptud Wen
Grace V. Clay
Alry
Cuesia
Montgomery County
C. Ad. Thompson
Wateraville
Carol County
Oficer
Bartgis
Accowita
Leachines
Eanglish
Croydon
Galway
Tralee
Kerry Comet Guartd
Sir John Carling
Child Nine Months With Twelve Grandparents Named
A baby listed as Master Eyler is described as having twelve grandparents along with numerous great aunts and uncles. The article names both maternal and paternal relatives including Mrs Mary Alexander, James Null, Marvin Brobeker, Amelia Sweeney, William Sweeney, Charles Eyler, Ira Fogle, and George Eyler among others, with addresses in Adamstown Center Street and Thurmont.
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Ereah
Albert Eyler
Mir
Adis
Albert
Ryler
Patrick Sirest
Eyler
Mary Alexander
Center Atreet
James Null
Adamstown
Marvin Brobeker
Bro
Two More Earthquake Shocks Reported
Madrid reports a strong quake near Atbucemas causing eight seconds of shaking at 11 this morning with San Jorge buildings rattled but no casualties. Separately in Uganda the British East Africa quake lasted one minute causing homes to collapse and Lake Victoria to churn throughout the day.
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Madrid
Atbucemas
Mediterranea
San Jorge
Capeturn
South Africa
Uganda
Lake Victoria
Rangoon
British India
Brock
FE. F. Schree
Siam
Detroit
Alfie
Raccksk
Sherern Oeloved
Hanel
Indo-China
Braddock Heights Resort Association elects officers
Final meeting reports show the group raised 1750 dollars for ICU care. Elected for the next year are M. J. Crogpan president Dr Arthur Remsburg secretary Mrs Lucy Oberlaacher treasurer Rev WL Roml.pubiety die 1 .98e.40.0n 4 Dannie. Executions scheduled tonight at the state penitentiary for William H. Rose Thomas Swann and Oda Simmons color. Sheriff Roderick and deputies will witness the triple hanging. Local party fans plan to attend 7 pm and return after. Iceland is karan ax the tang of Po seis where Heng practically no crime there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Seacrist Mogorals
Icuyesuinie Agtetos
M. J. Crogpan
Arthur Remsburg
Lucy Oberlaacher
Treaecater
Pubietty
Tere Hargerg
State Penitentiary
William H. Rose
Thomas Swann
Oda Simmons
Sherif Roderick
Deputien Retmond
Werfenbaker
Hanver
Eveniey
Iceland
Karan Ax
Old Glory investigators search for missing monoplane crew
Two pilots Lloyd Berland and James Hill and passenger Philip A Payne editor of the New York Daily Mirror are missing after Old Glory failed to reach Bordeaux. The last sighting placed the aircraft 60 miles east of St John s Newfoundland at 11 57 pm EST Tuesday traveling about 100 mph. A large Atlantic search 500 miles off Newfoundland yielded no signs of the plane or its rubber life boat. Captain David W Bore of the Cunard liner reported no results after a long pursuit and voiced little hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Old Glory
Old Orchard
Rome
Pitors Lloyd Berland
James Hill
Philp A. Payne
New York Daily Mirror
Bordeaux
France
St. John’s
St. John's
Bordeaug
Atlantic
New Foundland
David W. Bore
Cunard-Anchor
Ener Transvania
Nere
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Cert Street
George F. K.ig
Arsenac
J Torsey Robinton
Riktan Castle
Tetete Ase
Olegee
William Bouhiin
East Oranee
Margaret Sicard
Soten
Bouldin
John Ritchie
Washington
Omaha
Xeh
Wiliam Richie
Ritchie
MEA Service
Edney
Charlie
Bermaceie
Baltmore
Victor Steinberg
Robert MeGrority
Stteinberg
McGrority
Stenberg
AID Society
Dr. Watton C. John
U.S. Department of Education
LIONS
de Molay
Frew Chayer
Neta
Brathock Heigh
Philip Payne
Lloyd
Bertaed
Oli Orchard Beard
J.D. Hill
Becepd
Payne
Tor
Weal
Sapppeer
Mate Roads
Tntermedio
Wershower Gays
Maryland Riflemen
Ghanes
Germany
Natio
Russe
Watereville—Mag
Albert Lyler
Iratdock Heights Organization
Ireland
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Civic Guard
Calway
Widiows
Randolph Hearst
Cthem
Harbor Grace
Windsor
Wey
Syers
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