Anxiety Over Locals in Hurricane Path Stirs City
Residents fear for well known locals in Florida after West Indian hurricane. Telegrams report Mrs Webb and children Mia Webb and Emma Payne left for Frederick and expect arrival Tuesday. Casper Cline reached New York while others in Hollywood by the Sea may be affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Ernest Webb
Halywood-By-The-Sea
Mia. Webb
Emma Payne
Frederick
Casper E. Cline
Webb
New York
William T. Mathers
Laura Ramsburgh
Henry B. Ramsburgh
Palm Beach
Blaine Poole
Fort Lauderdale
Hollywood-By- the Sea
Hays Poole
Harry Rubottom
Melvin Engle
William Y. Anderson
C. C. Ausherman
Auto Hits Culvert Driver Escapes Injury
Charles D. Shirey of this city fell asleep at the wheel and drove into a culvert on Braddock road near Catoctin Country Club. The car tipped onto its side but Shirey was unhurt though the left front wheel and fenders were damaged and a pane of glass broken. He was on his way from Hagerstown to Frederick after many hours without sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Shirey
Braddock Road
Catoctin Country Club
Shirey
Hagerstown
Frederick
Ideal
Blue Ridge Motor Company
Braddock Heights
Middletown
Centennial Memorial United Brethren services Sunday notes
Services were held at the Centennial Memorial United Brethren church with 136 in Sunday school led by assistant superintendent C Thomas Summers. Morning worship featured pastor Wm R Glen on A Willing Mind and evening service on Doing the Impossible with instrumental pieces and orchestra. Conference year ends with two Sundays before the Annu Conference at New Cumberland PA. Election of Sunday school officers planned next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
Glenn O. Garber
C. Thomas Summers
Charles Devilbiss
Katherine Casselani
Wm. R. Glen
Anas
New Cumberland
Christ
Ian
Mra. Newman Crawfons
West Church
Heads of schools for deaf to meet here October 26 28
A Biennial Convention of superintendents and principals of deaf schools in the United States and Canada will be held at the Maryland State School in this city October 26 28. A banquet October 25 opens events followed by a Gettysburg Battlefield outing, sessions at Gallaudet College and a Friday adjournment. Delegates stay at the Francis Scott Key hotel. New instructors at the Maryland School include Linda Henderson Ruby Ford Helen Stonebraker and Helen Deatherage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Maryland
Ignatus Bjorlee
Gettysburg
Washington
Gallaudet College
Francis Scott Key
C. E. Pittinger
Indianapolis
Caroline Yale
Northampton
Mass
Herbert E. Day
Fulton Missouri
A. C. Manning
Pittsburgh
A. E. Pope
Trenton
N. J
F. R. Wheeler
Hartford
Conn
J. S. Fusfeld
School For the Deaf
Frank M. Driggs
Ogden
Utah
Linda Henderson
Ruby Ford
Fulton
Missouri
Helen Stonebraker
Greensburg
Helen Deatherage
Jackson Hl
Miss Ford
Orders Conferredd at Mount St Marys College Service
Rt Rev William J Hafer bishop conferred deaconate and minor orders at Mount St Marys College church assisted by Rev Dr Joseph McAn drew and Rev Dr E S Berry. Several named candidates from Baltimore Philadelphia Columbus Scranton and Trenton received ordinations and tonsure. Local contractors Shook and James won a brick building contract for a new engin es house for Bethesda Fire Department in Montgomery county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Hafer
Raleegh
N. C
Mount St. Marys College
Joseph McAndrew
E. 8. Berry
E. J. McCarthur
Wilmington
Del
J. A. Cousins
Columbus
Ohio
F. G. Driscoll
Baltimore
Denges
W. M. Begier
Philadelphia
C. P. For
F. J. Warnick
Scranton
J. J. McShane
E. Z. Biass
W. C. Shevland
Syracuse
W. L. Thomas
Foler
FL A. Sheurich
W.L. Thomas
J. 4. Foler
J. A. Quinn
P. J. Carer
A. R. Arland
R. T. Crean
Engins House
Shook
James
Flethesda Fire Department
Montgomery County
Bethesda Fire Department
Florida hurricane leaves vast damage and thousands homeless
Refugees flee as the tropical storm devastates Florida coast. Miami suffers massive casualties with 600 to 1500 dead, Fort Lauderdale 100 dead, and Moorehaven 75 miles away taking heavy losses. Housing, bread queues, martial law, and urgent medical needs drive relief efforts amid property toll likely above 200 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fort Lauderdale
Moorehaven
Lake Okeechobee
Florida
Everglades
Gulf of Mexico
Pensacola
Associated Press
Clewiston
Sebring
Mayflower
Lakeland
Florida East Coast Storm Tolls Rising With Hundreds Dead
The Associated Press reports widespread casualties across Florida towns and cities. Miami and Miami Beach show high death and injury counts with thousands homeless, while Coral Gables Fort Lauderdale and Hallandale report dozens to hundreds dead and many injured, leaving large displacement. Bishop Murray and Mrs Murray with daughter Esther return to Baltimore from Nova Scotia after health issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida East Coast
Associated Press
Miami
Miami Beach
Hialeah
Hollywood
Coral Gables
Ojus
Red Cross Opens Florida Hurricane Aid Through Local Chapter
The Frederick County Chapter of the American Red Cross, led by Russell E. B. Lighter, is authorized to receive local contributions for nationwide relief to victims of the Florida hurricane. John Barton Payne directed the chapter to forward all gifts promptly to support relief efforts in the devastated Miami area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
American Red Cross
Russell EB. Lighter
John Barton Payne
Florida
Red Cross
Lighter
Edward S. Delaplaine
Mobile
Ala
Pensacola
Miami
West Palm Beach
Fla
Tivoli named for new Frederick theatre building
Frederick's new theatre by the Stanley-Crandall Co of Washington will be the Tivoli. An electric sign with the name arrived at West Patrick street as brick work nears completion and the structure nears the final stages of construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick's
Stanley-Crandall Company
Washington
West Patrick Street
Opera House
Frederick
Miami hurricane disaster leaves wide area dead and missing
Miami reports estimate 600 to 1500 dead as the disaster area stretches from Hollywood to Clewiston. damage tops 150 million dollars with martial law in effect and widespread relief aid by Red Cross and neighboring towns. many children wander without families while communications collapse and relief trains bring supplies and medical staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Hollywood
Fort Lauderdale
Redlands
Moorehaven
Clewiston
American Red Cross
F. H. Horton
West Palm Beach
Pensacola
Hood College Sunday Activities Highlight Faith and Youth
Hood College Sunday featured a morning and evening worship with special services led by State's Attorney William Storm and Rev. Dr. Lucius Clark. The Leaders Bible Class marked its fourteenth anniversary with sermons, campfire events, and reports from the cabinet, plus an Epworth League program and musical offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Burkittsville
Leaders Bible
Wm M. Storm
Lucius Clark
The
American University
Washington, D. C
Hood College
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
G. Ellis Williams
A. R. Snedegar
Mountain Lake Park Institute
Mary H. Filler
Ministers Talk Near East Relief In Frederick County
The Frederick County Ministerial Association held its first fall meeting at YOMCG with Rev. W. C. Day presiding. Plans include a luncheon for Near East Relief at the Francis Scott Key hotel in October and a formal reorganization with Rev. John M. DeChant as vice president. President Day outlined goals for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
John M. DeChant
Utica
Henry L. G. Kieffer
W. C. Day
J. M. DeChant
G. W. Kerstetter
Adamstown
Tressurer
Eye-Witness Describes Horrors of Hurricane Ravages
Atlanta reports from Sept 20 describe Miami storm devastation seen by Dixie Flyer crew. Passengers sheltered in a car as winds and floods tore roofs, submerged stations, and toppled buildings including the Miami Tribune. Debris and damaged steel structures were hurled through the air. several stories high constructions bent under the force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Miami
Dixie Flyer
Jacksonville
Ker
Ror Jackson
Jackson
Lech
Ant Nana
Bhut
Dar St
Froy
Miami Tribune
Port Lauderdale
Peter
Remodeling of Court Street Property Under Way
Remodeling of the Court street property owned by Charles Wertheimer and Gilmore R. Franth began this morning under William C. Geeser. The site, formerly C H Baughman and Son, housed the printing plant for years. Plans call for the building to be altered and filled to create modern storerooms and offices. Work will be pushed to permit early occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Street
Charles Wertheimer
Gilmore R. Franth
Wiliam C. Geeser
C. H. Baughman and Son
Vander
Mr. Flautt
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Pwrpaper
Frederickton‘ans
United Brethren Church
Belgium
Jussele
Belem
Vandervele
Heads OF Schools
Prof
Bjorlee
MD. School
Gettysburg Battlefield
Mt. St. Mary's College
Lauderdale
Dania
Soo. Hallandale
Homestead
Pompanco
Fort Mysts
Murray Back
John Gardner Murray
Elling
Enpal
America
Murray
Esther Murray
Nova Scotia
Chester
Strekenseetion
National Organization
Tivoli
NEW Theatre
Western Union
Montgomery
Telephne Company
Wing
Weather Bureau
Calvary M
Stock
Mary T. Stock
Bethesda
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