Mayor Culler Calls Citizens Meeting On Winter Relief Plan
Mayor Lloyd Culler announced a Thursday citizens meeting at 8 30 in the court room to discuss a potential autumn winter employment plan. He aims to ease joblessness amid drought and factory downturns while advancing city street projects and public works for relief and economic stability.
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Lloyd
Itisens
Our Mouse
Ouler
Drouth
Culler
Frederick
Maryland
March to New Church in Body on Sunday Morning
Members and friends of Calvary M church gather Sunday morning for a final march from old church on Coast Street to the new building at West Second Street and Memorial Ground. Police protection will guide children. services hold in parish hall chapel and auditorium for all to hear.
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NEW Church IN Body
Calvary M. Church
Coast Church Street
West Second Street
Memorial Ground
Am Cs
Maryland Tobacco Exports to France Fall Sharply
Maryland tobacco exports to France plummeted in early 1929. The Department of Commerce cites a drop from 9 000000 pounds in the first eight months to about 3.5 million pounds in the first six months. The French monopsony was noted as a factor in the decline.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Obacco
Department of Commerce Sgires
France
Church Edition Moves to Sunday Service
Church edition details show changes in timing and schedule. The article lists church officers pastor and general information about the event.
Mercur barred by U S Lawn Tennis Assn
Irfitz Mercur faced disqualification by the United States Lawn Tennis Association over a controversial finish. The case involved a referee decision affecting the Australian star’s progress at a major event, with national and international repercussions noted in contemporaneous reports.
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Ifritz Mercur
U. S. Lawn Tewnis Assn
Bantz Estate Bequest Funds New York Playground Plan
York Pennsylvania received 26729.07 in cash, four Frederick houses valued up to 32006, and jewelry appraised at 298.85 from G Ernest Bantz estate. The city council reports the residuary bequest funds a new playground for children to be dedicated to Bantz's mother, with funds kept separate and invested until used for the play center.
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Yorks
G. Ernest Banrg
Frederck
Frederick
Baltimore
Bantz
City of York
Bud
Speed Boat Upset at Annapolis Regatta
The Baby Horace, owned by Horace Dodge of Detroit, capsized during a record attempt at the President Cup regatta in Annapolis. Richard S. Hoyt of Port Washington, owner of Imp II, and Delmar Johnson were rescued by patrol boats. Officials estimated the boat’s speed at over 50 mph when it overturned.
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Annapolis
Horace
Horace Dodge
Detroit
Richard S. Hoyt
Port Washington
S. 1
Delmar Johnson
Five Baltimore Kiddies Burned In Bonfire Accident
Five young children were seriously burned after creosote splashed onto a bonfire in west Baltimore. Neighbors gathered as flames spread, and the children were rushed to hospitals. Mrs. Elmer G. Lacey suffered burns while helping to extinguish the fire.
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Baltimore
Elmer G. Lacey
Baltimore and road leaders appointed to railroad board
Daniel Wevard and Pete ML Shriver named directors of the Apa and Susquehanna Valley Railroad board. The new appointments were announced as part of a restructuring expected to affect management and governance.
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T. C
Washington
Daniel Wevard
The
Batimore and Oad
Pete ML Shriver
Apa
Susquehanna
Valroad
Scholarship Offered to County High School Students
Announcement invites EvaGuate and all qualified students in Frederick County to apply for a tuition scholarship from the County Superintendent of Education G Lioutti. Details mention St John’s Cotes Annapolis and enrollment steps, with a call for interested individuals to respond today.
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Fredenck County
G. Lioutt
St .John’s Cotes
Annapolis
New Instruction System at Frederick High to Replace Study Hall
Frederick High adopts a new instruction system replacing study hall. The plan combines study and teacher assistance into a single period, with lunch and shorter overall school hours. The change affects arrival times, subject distribution, and extracurricular adjustments as enrollment rises toward 1,030 pupils.
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Frederick High
Frederick City
Frederick High School
Nckers
Eary
Frederica High School
Leng
A. L. Leary
Boston
Penns
Woman and Two Children Found Poisoned to Death
A Georgia report states a woman and two children were found dead from poisoning. Authorities described the incident as a tragic family death scene with unclear etiology and ongoing investigation.
37 Graduates Enter Colleges From Frederick High School Class of 1930
About 37 graduates from Frederick High School’s 1930 class plan to attend college, normal schools, or military academies this fall. The list, compiled by the faculty, includes students entering the University of Maryland Wilbur Dee Jr and others, with names spanning Johns Hopkins, Westinghouse, and local normal schools.
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Angprocima
Feregerick High School
Eversity of
Maryland
Wilbur Dee Jr
John Huffman
Nathan Jacobson
Westinghouse School
Austin L. Feagi
Washington
Lee Gaiveert
Clingan
MecCardell
W Scimidline
Johns Hopkins University
Howard Milton “McGregor
Gearse Bair
Inez Exlen Flan
Sean
Wilie Edith Howard
Gine Mecaha
L. Elisabeth Radcilte
Cora Lowse Marie Moberi
Helen Ramsburga Mathers
Tremendous Blast Leaves Little Trace of Auto
A powerful explosion caused heavy damage with only a minor trace of the vehicle remaining. Authorities cordon the area as investigators search for means and motives behind the blast.
Invites Potomac Synod to 33rd Annual Session
The Frederick and Washington county party members attended the 58th annual section of the Potomac Synod at the Reformed Church in Salisbury N C. Reports from Hood College and other educational groups were shared. The Synod will meet next October 19 in Huntingdon Pa with plans for a new dormitory at Hood and a proposed elder care site in Washington County.
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Reformed Church
Hood Cadece Jry
Apple
Ideal Educational Institute
Hood Cotte
Hood
Intereerse C. Pear
Washington County
Washington
Scntt R.wogrer
Hagerstorm
Catasba
Fregeritk Teprese
Disco
Fadas
Emmitsburg Road Concrete Improvements Push Forward
State crews advance major road project on the Emmitsburg pike between Lewistown and Harmony Grove, with 3000 feet of solid concrete to be laid. Work on bridges near Ceresville and Monocacy area strengthens structures as crews repair bolts and rods. Traffic to be flagged through during paving as sections open in turn.
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Forbes Balunre
Erick
Forse
Ceresville
Taneytown
Westminster Road
Hanseville
Emmitsburg
Lewistown
Harmony Grove
Lewiss Town
Hansa
Belun L. R. Waesche & Son
Tourmont
Washington-Gatinsburg
Middlebrook Hil
Gaithersburre
Green Valley
Accident cases and a chicken theft noted in Frederick court records
The report covers a 3 month old accident with Charles Ho Rice and M L Heders injured after an Etzler collision, etc. It notes charges of reckless driving, a grand jury proceeding, and a separate chicken theft case tied to Vera Bunkies at Five and One Half Street.
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la Singeion T.siu
Thes Cir
Jaze Baath
Philip Russel Estery
Irene
Elizabets Estey
Marconi
Binsra
Dina Z
Charles Ho Rice
Rice
M. L. Heders
Silver Spring
Middletown
Etaler
Frederick City Hospital
Hedges
Ezier
C. R. Bizzare
State Police
Ettler
Jeeking Ab
Sinath
Henry P. Afussetter
The
Orphans Court
Etzler
Leslie N. Coblentz
Hellers
Albert G Brown
Mutter
Frank Go
Neato
Vera Bunkies
Frederick Gas House Pike
Egro
Reno S. Earp
Justice Mottner
Shamrock and Enterprise Race Delayed by Fog
The Enterprise and Lipton’s Shamrock V battled light winds and heavy sails as fog delayed their America's Cup race. After an hour, Shamrock led briefly before Enterprise drew away. about eight miles of the 30 mile course completed. Start postponed by 15 minutes as fog obscured the line.
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Enterprise
Borts
Kane
Associated Press
Sir Thomas Lipton
Thomas’ Erin
Tlamocos
Unclear OCR fragment prompts sparse notice
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and numbers with no coherent event. The readable data include references to Thatcher, Baltimore, Hans Mon, Frank Bux, and a numeric string 320 but no clear action, date, or outcome to report.
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Eek Anguber Meducmace
Zatirosdurong
Baltimore
Hans W. Mon
Frank Buxtire
Men Fom Oa
Maryland 4-H Club Delegation Heads to Eastern States Exposition
A party of ten Maryland girls under Miss Ernestine Chubb leaves Baltimore for Springfield Massachusetts to represent Maryland 4-H club members at the Eastern States Exposition for one week starting today. Miss Schaffer and Upton Quinn accompany the group to assist at demonstrations and booths. This marks Frederick County’s first representation at the event.
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Maryland
Ernestine Chubb
Baltimore
Springfield
Mass
Chubb
Frederica County
Julia Schaffer
Upton Quinn
Braddock
Frederick Te
Gtrgoie
Miss Schaffer
Joune Quinn
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