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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1931

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Hood College prepares for opening with strong enrollment hopes

President Sprit reports evidence of good enrollment and a solid year as Hood College plans Campus Day events and a rich opening week. Faculty and officers arrive. Enrollment expected to match or exceed last year. October 9 Campus Day outlines and October 24 opening with Dr Samuel Cavert event, followed by Branson you and other cultural programs.

Hoot Catt Empagee i Roo Colepe Apadtai Eréois Joseph H. Sprit Boand of Directors Hood Apple Interes Committee On Reference Cobleniz Hall Joseph H. Apple M. C. Garson Mabel C. Lytton Dorothy L Morrill Emma Parker H. N. Bassler Westminister A. R. Brodbeck Hanover FE. S de. Samuel McCrea Cavert Federal Council of Branson A Cou Dream Pictures Ben College Brosbeck Hall Cornelia Otis Ixpectal Moss Lyti Sricent M. C. Carson Rudy Mim Marne Economics

Six Honduran Schooners Sunk in Hurricane News

Six Honduran schooners were sunk during a hurricane near Tewatiaipa Honduras on a September day. Officials reported no immediate details on casualties or rescue efforts.

Mayor returns from national rifle matches

The mayor came back from Camp Perry where 129 teams competed in the national matches. The event drew 1,700 individuals in the individual matches with participants from every state and territory, and showed the camp filled with 1660 tents. The mayor credited the outing though the score was 4 points below last year’s best and 48 above the long time average.

Feeserck Sy Anders Cam Vusaeris Ca Capt Anders Camb Perrywert

Detour Bank closed by order of state banking commissioner

Detour Maryland September 15 AP The Detour Bank of Detour Carroll county closed its doors by order of the board of directors which asked the State Bank Commissioner take charge George W Page state banking commissioner said the bank had capital 25000 surplus 26000 deposits and time deposits 99784 31 A state official would be sent to Detour to take over the bank and court action would be instituted to place it in his hands Victor G Hartisim state bank examiner arrived to take over the affairs of the bank a private institution not connected with any other bank The action followed a business downturn and low farm prices Assets were reportedly largely frozen C Ray Fogle is president R R Diller vice president and E Lee Erb cashier The directors listed Lewistown Citizens Association and other local groups were involved in community matters

Detour Detour Bank of Carroll County State Bank George W. Page Page Baltimore Victor G. Hartisim Beea C. Ray Fogle

Birth of Twins Announced

Beam B. Rosen announces the birth of twins to Pradecice Cy Hoe in the morning.

Beam B. Rosencon

Wendel Estate Claimants Battle Over NY Heiress Fortune

Nine claimants from Maryland and beyond contest the will of Elia Wendel a New York heiress whose fortune was estimated at 100000000. Baltimore residents August Soop and his sister are among the first filers with others including George V Trexier and Darwin D Trexier from Cumberland and New York tied to the late Wendel family lineage.

Balthmore 7Wrs Elia Wendel Tas New York Baltimore August Soop Eenmic Elizabeth A Delse Hee Wate Gat Otter Walter Wendel Oakland John W. Davis Irving Swope Luther Swope Rebecca Wendel Nelle Hoke Swope Leo Weinberg Pau €. Whipp Frederick Rebecca Wendel Swope Elia Wendel

Small dirigible anchors to Empire State mast

A small commercial dirigible with two men moored at the Empire State Building top, the same craft that earlier nearly blew away. It drifted above Fifth Avenue and 34th Street, then ground crew on a balcony snagged and lowered the blimp before releasing it after a brief hold in 45 mph winds.

New York Empire State Building Fifth Avenue 34Th Street Empire State

Easterwood offers $25 000 for flight from Dallas to Tokyo

Winnipeg dispatch reports Col. W. E. Easterwood, a Dallas wealthy aviator, paid 25000 to Coste and Hellante for a Paris to Dallas trip and now offers the same amount for a Dallas to Tokyo flight with route chosen by the flyer. The note mentions commendation letters to the Thurmont Boy Scout camp and TD scouts headed to a jamboree.

Winnipeg Man W. E. Easterwood Dallas Texas Coste Hellante Paris Tokyo

No Trace of Lisbon to New York Flyers Found

Reports from Halifax and authorities show no trace of three European flyers overdue after a Lisbon to New York flight. The last sighting placed them off Cape Race aboard a steamer, with engine fuel exhausted and no communication possible.

Europe New York Ken Lisbon Wihelm Rody Cape Race Halifax N. S Nova Scotia New Foundland Land

Western Electric Omits Its Quarterly Dividend

Western Electric Company, AT and T subsidiary, announces omission of its 75 cent quarterly dividend. The move hits AT and T earnings by over 4 million dollars and about 20 cents per American Telephone share. Management cites decreased sales volume as the cause. Also notes a forthcoming annual dividend of 9 dollars and mentions the company’s first half earnings at 467 a share.

New York Western Electric Company American Telephone and Telegraph Co AT. and American Telephone American Telphone Tiyide Ad Wil Western Electric Poe

Fruit Canning Surges as Housewives Preserve Bountiful Harvest

A local trend shows housewives increasing canning and preserving of fruit and vegetables due to abundant garden produce. Stores report busy sale weeks with many opting for Maryland peaches and other preparations, reflecting a statewide campaign and strong demand.

Ederick A& Lear Wheelsale

Potomac Edison Opens Home Service School in Frederick

Potomac Edison Company starts a week long home service training in Frederick led by Miss Dorothy Warehime of Hagerstown. The program adapts to fall and winter offerings with cooking classes home lighting and shade demonstrations from October 5 to November 30 at the Potomac Edison building on West Patrick Street.

Home Service Department Potomac Edison Company Frederick Home Acheol Dorothy Warehime Predacrith Hagerstown Home Servte Thougnoul Dhe Francis Tt Key Hotel Potomac Edison West Patrice Street Witter Demur Mene Catoctin Country Club C. H. Leatham Hagers‘town Paul Smit Potomac Edisons Leatham R. E Bg Cleasurer On Thurs Brattles Ndodona Brad Dock Heyne ehiCh Foun

Widow Maintains Belief Collings Lives Despite Claims

The widow stands by the belief that Collings is still alive despite rumors and conflicting statements. She asserts he was last seen in good health and clings to hope for his return.

Court hearing on Central Trust of Maryland closure

Informal circuit court session before Judges Urner and Willard handled the collapse of Central Trust Company of Maryland and its eleven branches. Petitions by depositors and creditors were not filed. bank officials announced staff reductions of thirty to forty as duty rosters were adjusted. Authorities consider separate status for Central Building and Loan Club.

Urner and Willard Central Trust Company of Maryland John D. Hespelhorn 3. Newman Collnss Bao Consid Central Building and Loan Club Hospithorn

Investigation opens into death at Wasunabi¢ market site

New York AP report notes inquiry into a death linked to a stock market incident in Washington area. Key figures mentioned include Miss Suzanna List and Herman P. Bowers with acting duties. The piece references heavy trading pressure and a large 2,000,000 figure.

Resco Toad eGay Fresence Junction Mainherman P. Bowers Wodar Suzanna Mears New York Apg Selung

Straw hats remain popular among men

A fragmented OCR passage notes straw hats stay favored by men, though readable details are limited. The text hints at fashion interest and potential regional or period context without clear events or names.

Gandhi Demands Home Rule for India at Peace Conference

Mahatma Gandhi, addressing the Federal Structure committee at the Indian round table conference in London, calls for complete self government and negotiations in good faith. He warns he will withdraw if the conference fails to serve India’s demand for autonomy and the Karachi mandate as urged by Indian nationalists.

Jerden Geps America Mahataj Gandhi Federal Structurer Committee My Maia India London Karachi

Ground-breaking planned for Mt Alry park project

Plans for a new community park at Mt Alry advance as ground breaking and excavation are set to start within days. The project has raised 2795 dollars from citizens with 1610 dollars in the bank. land donated by Thomas E Watking Walter R Rudy and C C Riddiemoser. Buildings on the site were sold at public auction and will be removed along with several warehouses and other structures.

Mt. Alry Chamber of Commerce Committee Proj&t Thomas E. Watking Walter R. Rudy C. C. Riddiemoser

American Consul at Belize Reported Dead

The death of Giles Russell Taggart American consul at Belize British Honduras at Tele Honduras from pneumonia due to exposure in the hurricane was reported by radio to United Fruit Company officials. Empty Stocking Club begins collecting for winter activities with appointed collectors to seek contributions.

Belize Boston Giles Russell Taggart Tele Honduras Radio Today United Fruit Company Raemias Y Notnagle Rose “Ma Burger Worthington Staley Withiam Darmmer Wiliam Mary Pisher Ida Fs Houce

Merryland Tract Woman's Club Holds Fall Meeting

The Merryland Tract Woman's Club held its first Fall meeting at Merrylang Tract Farmers Park Outerbridge Pry served as president. Mrs H C Et j reported the directors' meeting and club activities.

Merryland Tract

Garéen Cheb Mecti Brief inapposite OCR snippet

Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and scattered phrases. It lacks coherent events or facts to summarize into a clear news item. The readable pieces include personal names and disjoint terms without a central action or outcome.

Abnormally High Temperatures Across the Nation

The Weather Bureau reported a heat wave persisted west of the Mississippi with 98 degrees in Wichita and Dodge City Kansas. Mid-Atlantic and North Atlantic regions expected a break tonight and tomorrow as clouds and showers move in across Maryland and neighboring states.

Esa Tse Appalachi Weather Bureau Middle Atlantic North Atlantic Colorado Central Mississippi Plains West Gulf States Wichita Dodge City Kan Florida Ohio Valley Lower Lakes Tennessee Middle Atlantic States

Hoover moves to spread home building in U S

President Hoover launches a national housing conference inviting 1000 citizens from 48 states to meet in Washington December 2 to 5. The event will cover finance design equipment city planning household management and home environment with extensive planning by national associations and 35 committees.

Washington Hoover United States

Weather Summary From Historic Data

Weather data fragment shows uncertain figures for precipitation and dates. It references September values and numeric tallies including inches, dates, and times, but the legible content is garbled with mixed characters and illegible totals.

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