Local men to work on Frederick cable improvement project
About fifty Frederick residents will be employed as the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company rushes a project to extend underground conduit and install new cables from the central office toward North Market and Ninth streets. Crews will remove poles and open wire as work proceeds, with completion targeted within a week to ten days.
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Frederick Telephone Central Ofce Aeras
Paut I. Payne
Chesapeake and Potomac System
Tage
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Baltimore City
H. Parrish
Patrick Street
North Market Street
Ninth Street
Thirteenth Street
Hood College
Westminster
Undergound
Ergrsunde
Blind bootlegger 15 given chance by judge
Frank E Nichols a blind man with one arm received a three month suspended sentence and a warning that further violations would be prosecuted. He was arrested July 17 at his home in Castade for possession selling liquor. Judge Morris A Soper showed sympathy for his blindness but noted his guilt and imposed the suspended term. Nichols formerly a farmer lives alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Morris A. Soper
Frank E. Nichols
Baltimore
Wichors
Castade
Liquor
Oris
Hota
Yoper
Nichols
Tomne
America Retains Cup Amid Scrambled Headlines
A garbled front page item notes America retaining a sought cup amid unclear references to Sir Thomas, Kadot, and Amers' Cup. The fragment mentions defense and a possible match or event, with scattered names and numbers that hamper full clarity.
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America
Sir Thomas
Citizens Meet Tonight at 7 30 in Courthouse Forum
Mayor Culler calls a public meeting at 7 30 in the Frederick court room to discuss unemployment relief. Residents are urged to attend as the session aims to exchange ideas and present a city job program for winter work and broader municipal benefits.
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Citistns
Culler
Poletbie
Frederick
Former orphanage treasurer is held for trial in Richmond
James P. Jones a former House of Delegates member and ex treasurer of the local Methodist orphanage is held on a $75,000 bond for larceny of $37,976. A re-arrest followed new facts on the shortage as a re-audit proceeds. Jones is also a former Virginia Anti Saloon League treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
James P. Jones
House of Delegates
J. EB. Satterfield, Jr
Virginia Anti-Saloon League
Jones
Commonwealth Attorneys
Frederick DAR Meeting Plans November Card Party
The Frederick Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at 2 PM in the MLC.A building to discuss fall activities. A November card party was planned likely at the Francis Scott Key Hotel, replacing a later year party. Members reported progress on a photo book of historic Frederick scenes including Key birthplace, Hessian barracks, and Trinity Church. The meeting, led by Mg. J. P. Feiser, was well attended. Members later traveled to attend ceremonies.
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Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
MLC
Francis Scovt
Francis Scovt Key
Berstile
Marrland
Automobile Collision on North Market Street
A Brunswick driver Miss Fiera Grose struck a car carrying Mrs. Charles W. Ross on North Market Street this afternoon. The Rose car suffered damage to its front and hub cap, while Mus Grose’s maneuvers caused some damage to the other vehicle.
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North Market Street
Charles W. Ross
Fiera Grose
Brunswick
Frederick
Mus Grose
Mano
Robbery Murder in Owings Store Heavily Wounded Owner Dies
Benjamn Cross, storekeeper at Owings, was killed after being bound and throat cut during a robbery at his shop. Baltimore detectives aided Calvert County authorities as two white men were seen fleeing in a bloodstained automobile along the southern Maryland highway.
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Prince Predecter
Benjamn Cross
Owings
Calvett County
Baltimore
Deveethe Sergers
Robert Bradley
Wiliam Flynn
Balimore
Megtoes
Lee Plummer
Charerville
Maryland
Plans for Maryland Parent Teachers meeting in Frederick
Maryland State Parent Teachers Association discusses a mid November convention at the Francis Scott Key with G Lloyd Palmer Helena Stauffer and Baltimore officers Mrs Coppage and Mrs Levis. Dates tentatively set November 18 19 and 20 with a program under development and several hundred educators expected including Cooper Coos and Leary. Local officials Kineman Handy Coppage Levig Podlich Lee and Senator A LeRoy McCardell are listed in association roles.
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Maryland State
Parent-Teachers Association
Francis Scott Key
Ross Coppage
Irene C. Levis
Baltimore
Frederick
G. Lloyd Palmer
Helena Stauffer
Frederick County
Parent-Teachers’ Association
United States
United States Commissioner of Education
Cooper
Albert S. Coos
Kineman Handy
Coppage
Levig
William F. Podlich
John D. Lee
A. LeRoy MecCardell
Court News Equity Actions and Divorces Summary
Equity case involving Leo Weinberg as signce of Gilmore R Flaut and marriages of Geriade A Wissler. Foreclosure of Portgage. Martha C Wedaie Weddle. Jute divorce complaint. Reno S Harp noted.
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Leo Weinberg
Gilmore R. Flaut
Geriade A. Wissler
Martha C. Wedaie
Reno S. Harp
Man Shot by Pen Convicts and Maryland Future Farmers Banquet
Arthur Owen a Maryland pen guard was shot during a prison escape attempt by nine convicts and remained in critical condition. Two convicts turned state's evidence, Whittemore the shooter faced possible murder charges. Separately plans underway for the Future Farmers of Maryland banquet October 23 at the Francis Scott Key hotel with about 100 attendees from four counties, preceding state stock and corn judging at the fairgrounds.
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Baltunor
Arthur Owen
Maryland
Herbert BR. O'Conor
Owen
Rawlings V. Whittemore
Whittemore
Iie
Whittemer
Farmers of Maryland
Francis Scott Key
University of Maryland
Marsland
Muir
Prederick
R. Metzger
Extension Service
DeVoe Mead
Frederick Fair Grounds
Frederick County
Sude Ag
Hmburg
Thurmont
Middletown
Frederick
Charles H. Remsberg
Predetics High School
Harry M. McDonald
Baltimore Conference of Southern Methodist meeting set in Washington
Frederick county churches of the Methodist Episcopal Church South prepare for the 145th annual meeting to be held at Ad Vernon Place Church in Washington D C from September 24 to 29. Bishop W B Beauchamp of Richmond Va will preside as the church considers a proposed judicial council to create a supreme court within the church and other business including committee memoirs reports and pastor appointments with focus on Froceeding beyond four years for some pastors.
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Frederick County
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Baltimore
Ad Vernon Place Church
Washington, D. C
Frederick
Flint Hil
Brunswick
Hylattstown
Forest Grow
Havant
Carroll
Montgobwery
W. B. Beauchamp
Richmond
Virginia
North Georgia
South Chorgia
Mexico
Judicial Council
Supreme Court
College of Bishops
W. OC Smith
Trinity Church
South Frederick
Cwn
Bro Wck
Charles A. York
Washington
Mll
Alsy
Marriage of Ivy May Crim and James Gerhart Revealed
The marriage of sixteen year old Ivy May Crim of Baltimore to James Gerhart was disclosed Wednesday. Ivy ran away a month earlier taking her clothes and leaving a note. After a brief visit with a Moorovia family she returned home and six days later wed Rev HD Stewart at a parsonage in Ellicott City. The couple resides at Cambridge Arm Apartments in Baltimore.
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Ivy May
Crim
Baltimore
James Gerhart
Miss Crum
Frener
Ick County
Smith
Moorovia
Ivy
Gerhart
HD. Stewart
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Elicots City
Jess
Cambridge Arm Apartments
Circus Here Mail Sues Veer Pak in Read
Fragmentary OCR note describes a circus tent show this afternoon with riders and acts. Mentions Water L Sarees and real American performers amid a chaotic scene with orders to tare.
Tydings Sees Democratic Victory in Fall Speech
In Baltimore on September 16 AP reports Senator Millard E. Tydings framed a keynote for Democrats as they launch the 1930 campaign at a party convention. About 148 delegates and 700 party workers attended from across the state to hear early credentials and strategy.
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Batimore
Sensior Milard EB. Tydings
Marr Jang
al Self
Stave
Marsland Taeaer
Traces
Evita
Trance. Behaman
TeMtons
Tom
City Purchases Ten Acres Of J C Hall Property
City authorities, led by Mayor and Aldermen, approve the purchase of an approximately ten acre tract owned by J C Hall. The land lies east of the sewer drainage area and is noted as rich farm land affected by recent sewer plans. Costs and specific terms are discussed as the property is absorbed into municipal needs.
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J.C. Hall
Sed
Simeet
Pregerck
Ati
Plans for 2.02 to be Reid in Bal 22 and 24
Fragmentary note details a plan related to 2.02 to be Reid in Baltimore on the 22nd and 24th, with a discouraged assignment. Names Joann S. Renn and Fear D. stevetars appear in unreadable form, indicating unsettled arrangements and unclear roles.
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Reid
Discas Twa
Frederick
Joann S. Renn
Renn
Mise Fear D. Stevetars
Misres
Gia Doub
Ruth Alexander Dies In Plane Crash At Loma Portal
Ruth Alexander, a 26 year old San Diego aviatrix, was killed when her aircraft wrecked shortly after takeoff for Newark. The crash occurred within city limits near Lindbergh Field three miles from the airport. the plane's wing and engine were found apart, with the fuselage folded. Alexander, born in 1906 in Irving Kansas, moved to California in 1928 to pursue aviation, working various jobs while training and saving for flight school.
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Calif
Ruth Alexander
Air Atene
Loma
Portal
Tors
Newark
N. J
Wichita
Kan
Aviatriz
Misa Alexander
Mus Alexander Wa
Irving
California
Imtra Flow
Alep
Lindbergh
Miss Alexander
Local Women to Attend Annual WMS Meeting
Frederick city and county women will be represented at the annual meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Potomac Synod to be held September 23 and 24 at Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Five Reformed women from Frederick city and others from the county will participate in a program featuring speakers prominent in the denomination. Representatives will come from Rhodes North Carolina, Virginia, Washington, Maryland and Southern Pennsylvania classes, with reports on activities of various organizations. Prominent speakers include Dr. George W. Richardson, L. B. Annewalt, and Mrs. C. E. Spuult. Mrs. Apple of Union City leads the guilds section, and Mrs. Adam of Middletown heads Mission Band Work in the Synod.
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Frederick City
Woman's Missionary Society of the Potomac Synod
Carlisle
Synod
Rhodes North Carolina
Virginia
Washington
Maryland
Pennsylvania
George W. Richardson
Easter Theological Seminary
L. B. Annewalt
Woman's Missionary Society of
Gen
Eta
C E Spwudt
Bagdad
Iraq
Women’s Missionary Bio Iciety
The
Potomac Synod
Joseph H. Apple
Unis City
Ohio Synod
General Synodicel Missionary Society For
Apple
Ohio
Cartele End
Thor
Apne
Gary
Missionary Guilds
Tule
Socety
Mia EB & G. Hermann
Womans Missionary Society
Eramytlical Reformed Church
B. J.dutrow
E. E. Dixon
Ns. Adam
Middletown
Srsod
Ate L. A. Peekr
Rannepboiz NC
Lanaars
Eis Gassmas Fonz
Hingeetown
Maryend
National Guard Attendance Reported by Company
The Mary land National Guard reports attendance levels with Company B 1st Infantry leading at 81 percent present, followed by Headquarters Company and other units. Details indicate varying turnout across battalions and companies, with Frederick area units showing significant participation.
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Ballmom
Marylland National Guard
Acgun
iCompany
Gages Fang
jCompaar
Ict Battalion
Balsamee
Fine Ipfentey
Lprederick
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