Grand Lodge Knights Pythias to Convene Here
Frederick hosts the Grand Lodge Knights Pythias of Maryland and Grand Temple of Pythian Sisters session from Monday to Wednesday. About 325 representatives expected with 75 subordinate Knights lodges and 15 Pythian Sisters lodges to attend. Officers and supreme delegates from multiple states will participate, with a Tuesday joint banquet and a Wednesday memorial service and installation of Grand officers.
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Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias of
Maryland
Grand Temple of Pythian Sisters
Frederick
Grand Lodge
Grand Temple
R Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Edward M. Akers
Joseph C. Walter
Baltimore
Akers
Julius Schindler
Camberland
Eltwood Martak
E. Lee Bean
Iva Stine
Hagerstown
Anna Robinette
Cumberland
Naida Buddemier
Edna Ward
Solomons
Elizabeth Martin
Emma Parker
Annapolis
Edna Engle
Frostburg
Jennie Smith
Sonatoring
Pearl Klein
C. Thomas Summers
Supreme Lodge
Josephine Biggs
Elizabeth Odgers
Supreme Temple
Virginia
West Virginia
Delaware
District of Columbia
Mildred Seney
Katherine Deira
Harrisburg
Francis Scott Key
Lloyd C. Culler
Lodge
Temple
Pythian Castle
Frederick City
Chamber of Commerce
Evangelical Lutheran Church
William C. Royral
First Baptist Church
Mt City Lodge
Ralph E. Culler
Merril E. Morgan
Clifford C. Morningstar
George W. Perry
S Elmer Brown
Ralph 4. Ruban
Kirl
Mrs Guy H Droneburg Dies Suddenly At Home
Mrs Erne Pearl Droneburg wife of Guy H Droneburg dies suddenly at her home 212 North Market Street this morning at seven o clock She had been ill with a cold for six days but seemed better around 6:30 when her husband left for his shop at 210 North Market Street He found her dead upon returning Funeral services will be held at the residence Monday afternoon at two o'clock Interment Mt Olivet cemetery MIR Etchison and Son funeral directors
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Erne Pearl Droneburg
Guy H. Droneburg
North Market Street
Harry S. Schroeder
Union
N. J
Edward S. Mobley
Frederick
Harry M. Cramer
Charles Zellers
Baltimore
Mt Olivet Cemetery
Mir ‘Etchison and Son
Drunken Driver Sentenced After Mt Pleasant Crash
Henry J. Sensel, 32, of Libertytown, pleaded guilty to driving under the influence after wrecking a Packard in Mt Pleasant. He received three months in jail, a $250 fine, and $735 in costs. Justice Sinn called the offense serious and suspended one count for reckless driving. The crash harmed Sensel’s car but left the Wertheimers uninjured.
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Peoples Court
Philip Wertheimer
Henry J. Sensel
Libertytown
Walter E. Sinn
Sinn
Sense
Justice Sinn
E. Austin James
Sensel
Ministers To Resume Frederick County Meeting
County Ministers To Resume Meetings features Rev C E Dryden of Buckerstown Methodist Protestant Church presenting an illustrated talk with photos about his spring trip to Honolulu Fiji Islands and Australia. The Frederick County Ministerial Association holds its fall meeting at 1045, luncheon at Francis Scott Key hotel follows, with Rev J G Naugle and Rev A S Peeler also contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E Dryden
Buckerstown
Mountain City Temple Officers Named in Lodge Listing
The document lists Mountain City Temple officers including Most Excellent Chief Mrs Ada Derr Excellent Senior Mrs Nellie Cannon Excellent Junior Mrs Naomi Wachter and other posts. It names Masters Exchequer Master at Arms Inner Guard and Guards along with Deputies and recorders.
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Nance
C. Thomas Summers
Lourren L. Welty
Fred Putman
Lewis W. Putman
Calvin WW. Wachter
Mountain City Temple
Mildred Everhart
Ada Derr
Nellie Cannon
Naomi Wachter
Mellie Zimmerman
Mellie Obenderfer
Erma Walsh
Bessie Poole
Half Fools
Cold East Wind Brings Coldest Day Since April
A cold east wind dropped temperatures to near 52 to 55 degrees with a lingering forecast of below normal highs for the coming week. Officials note Sunday may rise slightly but showers are expected Sunday and Monday with a possible early frost and signs of an early winter as leaves turn, walnuts fall, and blankets return to use.
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Mercury
Wife Of Bishop Hughes Dies In Washington
Mrs Isabel Ebbert Hughes 72 wife of Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes of the Methodist Episcopal church died Friday at 2107 Wyoming avenue N W after a long illness She was a Brownsville Pa native and a District resident since 1932 Survived by her husband two sisters five children and eight grandchildren Funeral services were held at 230 p m today at the residence Burial in Greencastle Ind Officials noted temperatures and weather conditions for the area including a high of 77 and a low of 52 with streams suitable for bass fishing and the Potomac clear at Harpers Ferry and Rock Point
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Washington, D. C
Isabel Ebbert Hughes
Edwin Holt Hughes
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wyoming Avenue
N. W
Hughes
Brownsville
John L. Mallard
Orlando
Fla
Margaret Cleveland
Mansfeld
Frederick Brown Haris
Foundry M. E. Church
Greencastle
Ind
Lawson resigns as Baltimore police commissioner
Governor Nice accepted the resignation of Police Commissioner William P. Lawson of Baltimore after seven weeks of fraud accusations in his stock brokerage business. Lawson suspended himself July 21 and said the move aims to keep politics from affecting police administration while maintaining his innocence. He faces twelve charges of conspiracy, false pretenses, and fraudulent conversion, with a federal court permanently enjoining him from brokerage operations.
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Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
William P. Lawson
Baltimore
Goveror
Lawson
Marland
Nice
Pofce Department
Hagerstown Plans Trolley Line Suspension Action
Hagerstown officials will ask Potomac Edison Co to abandon one of the two remaining trolley lines. A conference with the mayor and council and the company will address eliminating the Funkstown line as the Hagerstown Frederick route is expected to be cut between Funkstown and Flyersville and between Boonsboro Junction and Boonsboro.
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Hagerstown
Haersown
Potomac Edison Co
Funkstown
Hagerstown- Frederick
Flyersville
Boonsboro Junction
Boonsboro
W. Lee Elgin
Amicable end to dispute over homeless rat terrier
In Middletown two families fought over a stray rat terrier leading to a hospital visit and an appendectomy for the dog’s young claimant. Justice Linn found Mrs Butts pushed too hard but settled the case with court costs totaling four dollars. The dog vanished long before August 9.
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Middletown
Catherine “Tinkie’ Joy
Earl Joy
Tinkie
Mary Butts
Austin James
Joy
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Butts
Stocks Tumble Back To Their Midweek Laws
New York stock markets led by leading shares fell to midweek lows as traders avoided end of week risk amid European war fears. Initial losses of two to three points narrowed after buying support appeared, with wheat rallying and cotton slipping as bonds followed the stock trend.
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New York
Wall Street
Httle
Sudeten
Physicians Talk by Dr Galvin to Frederick County Medical Society
Dr Thomas K Galvin of Baltimore will address members of the Frederick County Medical Society at their first Fall meeting. The event is on Tuesday evening at Vindobona Braddock Heights after a 6 40 dinner. Dr J H Messter of Johnsville serves as society president.
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Thomas K. Galvin
Baltimore
Frederick County Medical Society
Vindobona
Braddock
J. H. Messter
Johnsville
New York Food Supply Halted By City Strike
Acting Mayor Newbold Morris said emergency action would be taken to insure uninterrupted shipment of foodstuffs into the city as a three day old outlaw strike of insurgent truckmen halted hundreds of New Jersey trucks through the Holland tunnel. Strike leaders allow perishables, Abe Klein said only hospital and relief-bound food would be admitted. About 109 large trucks from New Jersey farms stood blocked. 9,000 workers affected. strike seeks five day 40 hour week with $56.50 base pay. Home Owners Loan Corp offered for sale Elias A Summers dwelling, Thurmont. David C Winebrenner assignee. John W Null Way auctioneer.
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New York
Newbeld Morris
New Jersey
Holland Tunnel
Abe Klein
Rank and Fle
Klein
Primaries In Six States Ahead Of November Ballot
Washington Sept. 17 AP Candidates for four Senate seats and 87 House seats remain to be chosen at primaries and conventions in six states this month. New York ends the process, with Republicans and Democrats selecting two Senate nominees. Next Tuesday concentrates voting on 84 House seats and two Senate seats across several states.
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Washington
Senate
House
New York
John J. O'Conor
Roosevelt
O'Conor
James H. Fay
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Wisconsin
House of Representatives
Roosevelts attack on professional fear mongers
President Roosevelt denounced professional fear mongers during a radio address from the White House tied to a constitution observance in Poughkeepsie New York. He warned that rulers of ghosts and hobgoblins from early history would learn from today’s fear mongers and urged that future generations must be as great as the founders to make the Constitution work.
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Washington
Roosevelter
Oval
Te House
Poughkeensie
N. XY
Roorevels
Tie
French Attitude Toward Aid For Czechs Stiffens
French officials harden stance on helping Czechs, outlining where assistance must be reported and enforced. Officials insist on clear reporting channels and compliance, signaling tighter oversight and sustained pressure on aid operations.
Chamberlain Holds Emergency Talks on Sudeten Crisis
The British cabinet heard Neville Chamberlain outline Hitler’s terms in an alarming peace or war session. Berlin reports say conviliation with Czechoslovakia’s Sudeten minority is impossible. Konrad Henlein forms a free corps, while Daladier may meet with the British cabinet. Tensions ease in frontier zones though preparations continue.
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Associated Press
Neville Chamberlain
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Sudeten
Sudeten Party
Ernest Kundt
Chamberlain
Hitler
Viscount Runciman
Daladier
France
Kundt
Konrad Henlein
Free Corps
Asche
Henlein
Berlin
Distribution To Be Made Monday Receives Court Order
The Central Trust Company receiver will retain over $10,000 collected, while the week's assets distribution unfolds. A circuit court order authorizes transferring about $7,000 to Peoples Liquidating Corporation, as former Judge John S. Newman sought. Associate Judge Arthur D. Willard signed the order. A 1 percent distribution totaling around $95,060 to Central Trust depositors is set to begin Monday.
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Central Trust Company
Peoples Liquidating Corporaion
John S. Newman
Trust Company
Arthur D. Willard
Weather outlook for the week in Mid Atlantic states
The forecast shows showers on Monday and again on Thursday. Otherwise fair skies with cooler temperatures Monday and Monday night, warmer on Wednesday, then cooler again Friday. Temperatures expected to run below normal for most of the week.
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Middle Atlantic States
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Grand Lodge OF Knights Pythias
Henry J. Sensei
Mt. Pleasant
Grees
Potomac
Harpers Sterm
Sloudy Ak Pont
Rocks
NEA
Europe
England
Berechhesgaden
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Bowen
Elias A. Summers
East Street
Thurmont
David C Winebrenner
John W. Null Way
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