Salvation Army Transfer Sends Bott to Atlanta
Capt Robert Bott and Mrs Bott head Frederick Salvation Army, set to transfer to Atlanta, Ga. Capt and Mrs Benjamin Jones will replace them in Frederick. Bott plans a farewell sermon Sunday and departs the following Tuesday, September 20. Bott, English by birth, came from Baltimore February 25, 1937, succeeding Capt Bernard C Morris and Mrs Morris who moved to Clarksburg, W Va. The Atlanta transfer announced by Major George H Marshall of Baltimore. Bott requested a one week extension to finish moving plans. In Frederick Bott led youth work, organized a vacation Bible school of 116, improved the transient bureau, expanded junior memberships, and preached at Baker Park on September 4.
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Robert Bott
Bott
Frederick
Salvation Army
Allanta
Benjamin Jones
Atlanta
Capt Bott
England
Grafton
W. Va
Frederik
Baltimore
Bernard C. Morris
Morris
Clarksburg
Capt
Mcl Bott
West Fifth Street
Baker Park
City Ministerial Association
Social News from Laytonsville and Surrounding Areas
Laytonsville society notes recount Mrs. Calwn Phillins staying with her mother Mrs Verda Griffith in Randallstown. Gracious dinners and visits unfold among local families including Hawkins Griffiths and Worley relatives, with plans for Florida trips and Duke University study. Grace Roberts arrives to lead Laytonsville Elementary as summer winds down. Remus Riggs hosts bridge. Allison Taylor hosts luncheon.
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Laytonsville
Calwn Phillins
Randallstown
Verda Griffith
P. A. Beatty
Worley
Gaithersburg
Florida
Mowatt Windham
Mary Francis Windham
Margaret Windham
Kenneth Windham
J. C Lenz
Richmond
Jack Werfield
Herald Harbor
Betty Devries
Durham
N. C
Duke University
Grace Roberts
New York
Remus Riggs
Bridge
Allison Taylor
Leaf Cutting Ants Strip Citrus Foliage For Nest Lining
Leaf cutting ants remove citrus leaves not for food but to use clipped foliage in nest construction. The behavior highlights their use of plant material to build and insulate nests rather than consumption.
Kidnappers’ hostage Mrs Meeks found free near Marysville
Mrs Norman Meeks of Marysville California, 35, shown recovering after a two day kidnapping ordeal. She was held for ransom by two kidnappers and released unharmed without paying the $15,000 demanded. Her husband W. R. Meeks, a rancher, appears in the accompanying photo.
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Norman Meeks
Marysville
Caiif
Meeks
W. R. Meeks
Cardinal Patrick l Haves mourned as city mourns
New York observes extensive mourning for Cardinal Patrick l Haves head of the wealthiest archdiocese. Flags are at half mast and Mayor LaGuardia orders mourning. Thousands fill St Patrick's Cathedral to view the Cardinal's body in the center aisle as mourners kneel in solemn prayer.
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Patrick Cardinal l Haves
New York
LaGuardia
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Soleme
Auto Collision Leads to Traffic Violations and Arrests
A minor crash on West All Saints Street resulted in the arrest of Anthony F. Wickless for reckless driving after his car struck a parked vehicle. He, and later Helen Mossburg, faced hearings with collateral and costs posted. Several others were arrested for drunkenness, with hearings set for Tuesday night due to a primary election.
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West AL
Saints Street
Anthony F . Wickless
Frederick
Wickless
Caariel E
West All Saints Street
South Market Streen
Kiess
Charles Burras
Helen Mossburg
McKargz
James Henson
Charles Bell
William Emory
Duvall
Herbert Strawsburg
Mac” Me
Daniel
Frank Dorsey
Claude;Gardner
Allen Bartgis
Anna May
Raymond Jones
Theodore Fuller
Bartgis
Strawsburg
Local Visitors From Across Regions Return Home
Gaithersburg and surrounding towns report residents and visitors traveling during the summer season. Mrs. Rustin, Miss Ruth Rustin, and Mrs. Ralph Rustin of Charleston, 5 C, are visiting Mrs. Rustin's daughter Mrs. Thomas. Lulu and Stella Hoskinson of Poolesville visit relatives in Hancock and Cumberland. Dr. Byron White of Pittsburgh is also noted among noted visitors.
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Gaithersburg
Dr. Rustin
Ruth Rustin
Ralph Rustin
Charleston
5. C
Messiah Claim Draws Thousands to Jerusalem
A figure named Moses Guibbory attracts large crowds in Jerusalem as his prophecies draw belief he is the Messiah. The record notes past decades of claimed fulfillment and mentions associates including Mrs White and families in the United States, with ties to Stony Castle near Poolesville. The fragment references Brandenbers and Scheel households in Mount.
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Moses Guibbory
Jerusalem
Guibbory
Russia
Palestine
Airy and Muss Margaret Sheel Travel North America
Airy and Muss Margaret Sheel of Frederick tour the New England States and Canada. Mrs Mary Hynson and her son Thomas Hynson spend ten days visiting in Buffalo Avon and Itgaea Missouri. Miss Ruth Griffith visiting. Alice Montague Greenland at the Greenlands summer home on the lower Fotomac. Mr and Mrs Edward Aiken of Washington Grove and Mr and Mrs Henry Bauer of Atta Viste went to Cricoteague Island for Labor Day.
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Airy
Muss
Margaret Sheel
Frederick
New England States
Canada
Mary Hynson
Thomas Hynson
Buffalo
Avon
Itgaea
Moy
Ruth Griffith
Alice Montague Greenland
Greenlands
Fotomac
Airs
Edward Aiken
Washington Grove
Henry Bauer
Atta Viste
Cricoteague Island
Non-Support Charge Arrest Triggered by Open Case
A person was arrested on a non-support charge that had remained open, prompting police to detain the individual as authorities pursue the outstanding case. The incident underscores ongoing enforcement of child support obligations and the pursuit of orders requiring payment.
Former Brunswick man John Kelly arrested in Washington
After a prior hearing John Kelly aged 32 formerly of Brunswick was arrested in Washington. He was brought to Frederick Saturday by Constable Ernest L. Main on complaint by Kelly’s wife. He was placed in jail to await grand jury action.
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John Kelly
Brunswick
Washington
Frederick
Ernest L. Main
Kelly
Paris Derby Prizes Reduced Amid Family Growth
Paris reports that financial reverses and larger French families cause the Prix Cognac Jay committee to cut prizes from 25 000 francs to 20 000 francs. Twenty prizes remain for families with a husband under 31 and five or more children. The endowment, started in 1919 by a wealthy department store owner, is likened to a stork derby.
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Paris
Famies
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Capt. Bott
Atlanta, Ga
Capt. Jones
West All Saints St
Thomas
Williams
Dr. BL A Willams Co
East Hampton
Conn
Williams Treat
Ae Ay
Markell & Ford
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Agrico
Charles F. Knock
East Fourth Street
Rand
Sears
Seers Stirs Batos
National
Hercules
W. Patrick ST. Frederick
Maryland
Collie
Col
Colley
Ralph Guldahl
Ollie Tucker
U.S
America
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