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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1925

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Water Boil Ban Lifted Amid Chlorine Plant Upgrade

Health Officer Dr Kefauver announced that boiling for household use is no longer necessary as Fishing Creek now has a new chlorine plant and full water protection. Mayor Culver lifted auto washing restrictions though sprinkling remains limited until rainfall resumes. The supply holds steady and is expected to improve with continued rain.

T E. C. Kefauver Fishing Creek Tuscarora Kefauver Culler

Elks Plan Weekly Luncheons At New Frederick Lodge

Frederick Lodge No. 684 B P O Elks approves a weekly lunch program called Elks Club luncheon to start Mondays at noon in the Home grill. The first regular meeting in the new rooms also settled leasing terms with Frederick Ellis Home Association and named an entertainment committee to run lodge social activities.

West Second Street Frederick Lodge B. P.O. Elks New Lodge Elks Club Freerick Lodge Frederick Ellis Home Association David C. Winebrenner Alton Y. Bennett Meredith V. Staub Alfred W. Gaver Hallowe'en Memor Noember

Minor Civil Cases In Circuit Court Session

In a morning session the circuit court heard two minor civil cases. Kaufman Motor Co versus Harry Wippisher involved an open account with no decision delivered. CG F Cooper of this city versus Robert Daft concerned damages from a car accident where Daft was connected to City Opera House and Empire Theatres.

Kaufman Motor Co Harry Wippisher Conti Tue Slaintif Winerenner Am? Finn Brown and Rennett Daft Datt William Werschberger Richard Harzison Stmck Horehberger Harrison

Ex-Cowboy One-Armed man Involved in Fight Near Ladiesburg

The incident between Isaac Albaugh and Edward Clabaugh occurred Tuesday between Ladiesburg and Jonnsville. Clabaugh suffered severe facial cuts needing multiple stitches. Albaugh, claimed ex-cowboy, was released on recognizance for a Friday hearing. Jealousy and past marriages tie the two men together.

Charles W. Smith Isaac Albaugh Edward Clabaugh Ladiesburg Jonnsville Clabaugh Albaugh Clahaugh

Interpleader Bill Filed in Equity Court Over West Patrick St Property

A bill of interpleader has been filed in the equity court by D. Princeton Bucker on behalf of W. C. Flanttys regarding ownership of a $450 balance from a rent note tied to property changes on West Patrick Street. The note originated with S. J. Gladhill and was discounted after Gladhill's bankruptcy. A certified $450 check is held by Clerk Eli G. Haugh awaiting court decision. The laundry industry employs about 275,000 workers in the United States.

D. Harp Et al C. EB. Cline Eli G. Haugh Equity Court

Home Town Paper Delights College Readers

Relatives and friends of students away at college are urged to subscribe to The News for the entire period of absence. A daily homeward link, keeping the student connected to local news and the town’s daily life, is emphasized as a joyful favor to the departing student.

Ciri Bor

School Problems Up at Meetings in Frederick County

Two weeks into the school year, reports from county schools show progress since September 3. Superintendent Palmer and supervising staff have toured many towns including Doubs Point of Rocks Lime Kiln Adamstow Buckeystown White Oak Red Oak Licksville Middletown Brunswick Mt. Carmel Knoxville Sensenbaugh Burkittsville and more. A supervisors visit schedule and a county teachers meeting in October are planned. The faculty entertainment honored new Frederick High School principal Albert Leary and the visiting staff with a picnic and songs for 43 people at the Palmer residence after a Millers woods gathering.

ot_huntation G. Lloyd Palmer Doubs Point of Rocks Lime Kiln Adamstow Buckaystown White Oak Red Oak Licksvile Middletown Brunswick Mt. Carmel Knoxville Sensenbaugh Burkittsville Hal Loc Ott Margaret Linthicum Liberty Johnsville Franklinville Creagerstown Florence Jenkins L. C. Spnday Palmer Frederick High School Albert L. Leary Lery Ott Sunday

Concussion Of Brain After Autos In Crash

James Lescaleet 18 of near Ladiesburg suffers concussion of the brain and lacerations after a head on crash with Grayson Smith near Walkeraville on the Ladiesburg road at Good Intent road intersection. Lescaleet rushed to Frederick City Hospital and is reported improving as doctors withhold action pending his outcome.

James Lescaleet Ladiesburg Frederick City Llosotal Ladiesburg Road Good Intent Road Lescaleet Grayson Smith Walkeraville Smith Keymar Lesenleet

Sweet Potatoes In State Fare Badly

The sweet potato crop fared badly this season with lower yields and reduced field prospects. US USDA figures project a total crop around 76.55 million bushels, five percent above 1924 but 22 percent below the five year average. Maryland New Jersey Delaware Virginia outputs are outlined with regional movements and carload data through early September.

Associated Press Washington John S. Dennce Maryland United States Department of Agriculture New Jersey Delaware Virginia Tennessee North Carolina

PURELY PERSONAL MISS NICHOLS AND OTHERS VISIT HAGERSTOWN AREA

Miss Grace Nichols of Hagerstown returns after a week with Mrs. Roy Gordon near Jefferson. Several local residents and visitors, including Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Magaha and Mr. and Mrs. John De Vere of Lucketts Virginia, spend Sunday with the Gordons near Jefferson.

Grace Nichol S Hagerstown Roy Gordon Jefferson Maurice Magaha John de Vere Lucketts Charles S. Lane Lane James H. Gambrill Court Street Douglass Hooff Elizabeth Robbins West Church Street Atlantic City Julia Mary Williamson Record Street Lulu McSherry Alvarez New York City Francis Scott Key Hotel Samuel G. Duvall Braddock Heights Lola Allan Washington, D. C James H. Grove West Second Street Whitcomb New York Corinthia Allan Walker Carty Mercershurg Mercersburg Academy Messrs John Weed Wilbur Kinchey Charlottesville University of Virginia

Two Drake Hotel Robbers Convicted of Murder Die For They

Joseph Holmes and Jack Wood one of five robbers who invaded the Drake Hotel and fought a pistol battle with staff and police were found guilty of murder in the death of Frank B. Rodkey the hotel cashier. They received the death sentence.

Associated Press Chicago Joseph Holmes Jack Wood Drake Hotel Frank B. Rodkey Holmes Woods Wilson Gold Coast

Mitchell to be main witness in air probe

Washington reports Col William Mitchell likely to testify as a chief witness at the naval court inquiry into the Shenandoah wreck. He will be asked to support charges that the accident stemmed from incompetence and negligence in the Navy and War Departments. Meanwhile Herman Lipschitz was struck by a taxiing airplane at Mitchel Field, sustaining only minor injuries as the aircraft was wrecked.

Mitchell Associated Press Washington William Mitchell Naval Court Shenandoah Navy War Departments New York Herman Lipschitz Mitchel Field

Court schedules civil cases for trial this session

More than fifty civil cases, including several appeals, have been reviewed by the court and lawyers to prepare for trial this term. The docket lists trials from Monday September 21 through Friday September 25 with numerous pairings of plaintiffs and defendants and multiple cases without set trial dates.

Torneys Lochner Wolfinger Harp Iartel-Robb Dorsey Smith Ohler Central Trust Company Harp-Urner Cablents Radio Development Company Paxson Bowers Brown-Bennett Farmers Milling Company Armstrong Wood-Steele Radio Devvelopment Company Barnes Haller Lawson Burgee DéLauter-Weinberg Stoner- Storm Herring Wood Koontz Baumgardner Stoner-Storm Dennis- Haller DeLauter Wachter Ropp Bussard Frederick City Packing Company Stoner Farmers’ Supply Company Marshall Robinson Zacharias Willard Glade Valley Miing Company Working Nusbaum Kolb Etchison-Smith St. Louis Lightning Rod Company Albright Dennie Bowers-Brown-Bennett Fogle Dinterman Lewis Boyle Bros Hess Garnishee Weinberg Plaine Thomas and Company Etchison Cooper Motor Machine Company Welen Yinger Hult Blank Stockman Heagey Reed Lerch Shafer Zecher

Bees Raid Chardon Jail In Whimsical Escape

A swarm of bees broke into the Chardon county jail, creating a furor in the cells and courthouse yard. The bees settled in a barrel with small mash, grew woozy, and a laborer captured them and placed them in three hives.

Chardon

Hand Of Fellowship Greeting From The News-Post

The News-Post publishes a student greeting edition to foster college and community ties in Frederick. Hood College enrollment sets a new high as the community pledges support for the institution and its leaders.

News-Post di Justy Nene-Post Frederick Hood College

Pecan Tree Prize Won by Lankford in Maryland Contest

Baltimore reports A Fillmore Lankford of Princess Anne Somerset county won the twenty five dollar prize for the best pecan tree among over two hundred entries in the Maryland tree contest. The largest pecan tree in the contest is noted as grown from a 1800 planting. Second prize went to Mrs. William J. Starr of Easton Pennsylvania for the English yew on her property and James Stewart of Annapolis earned third prize for the Stewart Oak, a white oak, as the finest of its kind entered.

Associated Press Baltimore A. Fillmore James Stewart Annapolis

Spent Nearly Million in Five Wedded Years

New York court heard alimony claims as Thomas YU Symington sued for divorce from Ida May Symington. Attorney Max D. Stener said the couple spent about 290000 during five years, with 60000 yearly expenses, including a 300000 Morristown home and a 200000 Florida houseboat plus a Palm Beach residence and a costly hotel apartment. Flocks of servants were cited as part of the lifestyle. Justice Wasservogel reserved decision.

Associated Press New York Ida May Symington Thomas YU. Symington Max D. Stener Moristown N. J Florida Palm Beach Fla Wasservogel

Aircraft Board Names Morrow as Its Chairman

The Coolidge appointed nine member aircraft inquiry board met at the White House with Dwight W. Morrow chosen as chairman. After two hours of closed deliberations President Coolidge outlined broad authority and the board planned its investigation scope and procedures.

Aircraft Board Morrow Associated Press Washington Coolidge Dwight Www New York Drst White House Intitucs

Lions Club Observes Constitution Week at Key Hotel

At a Lions Club meeting in the Francis Scott Key Hotel, Constitution Week was observed with keynote speaker C. Winebrenner discussing America's origins, the Continental Congress, and constitutional changes. Guest Trowbridge of Niagara Wall Paper Co attended, with Jacob Schmidt as chair. The club voted to send representatives to the opening of the Washington road and to a joint meeting with the Scout Council at Hood College on Tuesday.

Lions Club Francis Scott Key C. Winebrenner Origin of America Continental Congress Winebrenn Jengih Trowbridge Niagara Wall Paper Co Jacob Schmidt New Washington Road Scout Council Hood College Tuesdar

New Highs Set by Many Shares Across Industries

New York stock market gains lift many shares to year high levels amid varied gains in diverse industries. Around 1.49 million shares traded as railroads lagged except Northern Pacific. call money rate fell to 2 3/4 percent. closing, though, was irregular. Police note New York's growing population.

Associated Press New York

Hood College Freshman Week Closes with Formal Opening

Hood College closes Freshman Week with a formal 7:30 p.m. ceremony in Brodbeck Hall featuring an address by U.S. Commissioner of Education J. Tigert. Dr. J. H. Apple presides with Rev. Dr. Kieffer and Rev. W Royal among speakers as the event marks the start of scholastic activities and ongoing campus programs.

Hood College Brodbeck Hall Dev. J. Tigert United States Commissioner of Education Washington, D.C Hood Josep H. Apple Henry L. G. Kieffer William .c. Royal Frederick Henry T. Wade Sara T. Lovejoy Apple Bertha McCall New York City Prof Wade Esther 5. Shaw Ward Perry Miss Hays Frances Bremer Elizabeth Scntt Miriam Arme Emily Ople Ethel Brightaal Helan Gers Tramatic Club Elizabeth Kerr Athletic Association Kathryn Zeizler Glee Club Kathryn Sadlor Ruth Fan Ruth Fahi Reystone Sulfa Abbott Hood Collece Herald Marjorie Smith Touchstone Grace Billheimer Marr Morer Teacel Platt Ric Hfe Coallere

Grease in His Way at Auto Repair Shop

A man crawled through a window into an Indianapolis auto repair shop. He slid into a 19 foot grease trap, fell into a barrel of transmission grease, and ended up neck deep. He exited unharmed and did not steal anything.

Indianapolis Sept Ana

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