Memorial Park Plan Shifts Graveyard for Soldier Monument
The American Legion and Evangelical Reformed church win approval to transform the Bentz street graveyard into a genuine World War memorial park. The church grants use of the site, with bodies repatriation funded by subscriptions and a central shaft bearing veterans’ names. A memorial association meeting will ratify the new site replacing Court House Park.
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Legion
Reformed Church
Frederick
Frederick County
Court House
Little
Court House Park
Memorial Association
Coit House Park
Braveyard
Memorial Park
American Legion
Evangelical Reformed Church
Court Trouse Park
Frederick City
Ers
Clarke
the Legion
The
Court Park
FrederIck six banks report stronger resources and loans
The six FrederIck banks report total resources of 25 678 726 25 on September 14 up 381 240 54 from June 30. Deposits total 22 004 169 28 with 4 197 410 93 in demand deposits. Loans and discounts rise to 11 588 223 28 from 11 168 968 42. Capital stock paid in remains 960 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland School Buys More Ground for Expansion
The Maryland State School for the Deaf has completed negotiations to acquire 342 by 200 feet of adjacent land north of the school grounds on East South Street near South Carroll Street. Purchase payments are underway through Potts and Griffin with sellers including John Martz and others. The expansion will enlarge the grounds from about 10 to 14 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State School For the Deaf
East South Street
South Carroll Street
Potts and Griffin
John Martz
Charles G. Sponseller
Thomas L. Hooper
J W. Himbury
Hattie M. Young
Frank B. Keefer
Daniel W. Kemp
Charles T. Butcher
Laura Phleeger
Charles P. Killian
J. Frank Davis
John W. Bowers
Joseph L. Long
B. F. Reich
Fall Days Bring Summer Temperature
Fall brings inconsistent warmth with 62 degrees at midnight rising to 82 by 11 am and 68 for Saturday night. Sunday opens with 85 degrees. Rainfall data shows 3.52 inches this month against last year’s higher total, noting September’s strong effort but 192% year to date behind by about four inches.
Larceny cases heard in court session
Judges Worthington and Peter presided as larceny cases totaling over 1000 dollars were argued. George Leopold and Raymond Hackley faced charges over tires and auto parts. Hackley received a suspended sentence, Leopold’s fate pending another robbery hearing. Webber et al faced trial on a larger theft involving 48 tires and 1000 cigars with mixed pleas and jury selection underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn H. Worthington
Robert B. Peter
George L. Leopold
Raymond Hackley
William G. Moore
Knoxville
Hackley
Wulty
James A. Gladstone
Fred Fisher
John Lapole
Charles D. Coran
Jefferson
Reo
Gladstone
Lapole
Fisher
Webber
Cariford
Marshall K. Boone
John P. Angleberger
Cornelius I. McDevitt
William H. Smith
Romer C. Younkings
Isaiah N. Loy
A. Windsor Davia
Frazier
Little
Merriman
Helterly
Wagaman
Becraft
Raymond Wood
Percy Gray
Andrew A. Horner
Lewis
Edgar L. Annar
Annan
Horner
John L. Bradshaw
Bennett
Rabbi Friedman resigns from Frederick Jewish congregation
Rabbi Friedman who since March 1 led the Beth Sholom congregation in Frederick has resigned and returned to Baltimore. He cited a desire to leave Frederick and to be relieved of duties. His resignation was accepted and his family moved to Baltimore. No immediate replacement was chosen though several candidates are under consideration. The move ends a new era as Frederick planned a synagogue after a growing Jewish community. Dedication services had recently been held for the new temple on West Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedman
Beth Sholom
Baltimore
Frederick
Elks Club
West Second Street
What is the Matter With World sermon at Presbyterian Church
Dr T J Gaeshr pastor preached on the world’s condition from Johns note that the world lies in wickedness He urged Christians to stay unspotted and aid salvation Rev Mr Smith Missionary to Korea assisted in morning service Psalm 96 6 was explored Miss Allene Lang sang a solo Hood College students attended Interdenominational Mission School to be held this week Rally Day is planned for next Sunday with 100 percent attendance Christian Endeavor will install new officers and seek gold seal add ons Sacrament of the Lord s Supper and new members will be received on October 7 with good prospects for the year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J Gaeshr
Presbyterian Church
John
Mr. Smith
Korea
Church of God
Allene Thomas Lang
Hood College
School of Missions
Christian Endeavor Society
Society of
Christian Endeavorers
Calvary Methodial Episcopal Church
G. Elite Williams
John D. Stemrickson
Claga
Christ Reformed Church
Hagerstown
Epworth League
George M. Free
Roger Babson
Williams
Frederick County
Dr. Williams
C. A. Gilson
Quartette
J. E. Denson
Asbury
Ladies’ Ald Society
Mulhorn
South Market Street
Wesleyan Sunday School
Farm sale of 150 acre Frederick area heirs of Smith
Graycon Ti. Staley, real estate and insurance agent, announced the sale of a 150 acre farm owned by the heirs of the late George Edward Smith. The buyer is Irving F. Maley, who takes possession on April 1. The property, located about three miles from Frederick on Ballenger Creek Road, has been in the Smith family for over a century. The farm buildings are sand and the land is in fine cultivation.
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Graycon Ti
Staley
George Edward Smith
Trving FE
Maley
Smith
Frederick
Ballenger Creek
Klan Could Stop Oklahoma Martial Law Report
Testimony before Gov. Walton's military commission described arson by masked men in Tulsa. A Creek county wedding with the groom chained to a gas engine and pistols at his head was also heard. Dr. G. S. Long claimed 99 percent of Oklahoma Guard members belong to the Ku Klux Klan, though Klan leaders denied plans to halt martial law. Ralph Burgee enrolls at Towan Normal School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tulsa
Oklahoma
J. C. Walton
Military Commission
Creek County
Oklahoma National Guard
Ku Klux Klan
N . Jewett
Grand Dragon
Klar
G. 8. Long
Tulsa County
Coolidge Frames Red Cross as Moral Force at Convention
President Coolidge and John Barton Payne opened the four day Red Cross convention stressing the value of the organization as a moral force rather than a military one. They said Red Cross appeal is voluntary and conscience driven with no government mandate.
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Associated Press
Washington
Red Cross
Coolidge
John Barton Payne
American Red Cros
Missing man located after working vacation found near New Windsor
John Aldridge, 43, of Fountain Millis, who vanished last Monday, was found Friday working on a farm near New Windsor. He had left home for a working trip to New Market, with a prior unexplained disappearance near Frederick Junction. His wife and six children await his return, and officials stated he intends to stay home this time.
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John Aldridge
Fountain Millis
New Windsor
Aldridge
New Market
Nts
Frederick Junction
Name members to carry on U B Church canvass
Interesting and helpful services were held in the United Brethren church Sunday School under Glenn C. Garber. J Fu Phleeger celebrated his seventy sixth birthday and spoke on his connection with Sunday School work. The church’s morning theme was The Church A Channel of Blessing. Holy Communion will be celebrated the first Sunday in October. The every member canvass for next year will take place next Sunday afternoon conducted by a long list of church members. Senior Christian Endeavor meets Monday. Newly elected officers listed. Straw ride planned Tuesday evening. Ladies Aid meets Friday. Mr Roland Gaver of Middletown enrolled at Teabedy Institute in Baltimore.
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United Brethren Churchoard
Glenn C. Garber
J. Fu Phivager
Phleeger
Sit
John W. Grove
Elias DeLaughter
Oscar Grove
Henry Showe
Harry Hilde
Brand
Ridgeway
Melvin Engle
Victor Summers
Jno. Fisher
Fred Google
Thos. Kine
Frank Shook
Glenn
Garber
A. E. Roderick
Chester Baker
C. E. Morgan
Thos. Summers
J. H. G. Best
Harp
M. S. Moberly
Paul Plunkett
W. C. Roderick
David Steiner
Sam. Roderick
Geo. Hamilton
Viola Ridgely
Henrietta Fisher
Jacob Kintz
Chas. Falk
Edw. Ridgeway
Daisy McDonald
Tennie Remsburg
Christian Endeavor
John Fisher
Victor Stummers
Maud Hamilton
Harriet Shook
Max Fisher
Florence Eigenbrode
John Best
Retta Armstrong
James Fisher
W. R. Glen
Young People of the Christ
Endeavor Society
Otterbein Guild
Virginia Shook
Buckeystown
Simdlay School
Ladies Aid Society
Five balloonists die in Bennett Cup race crash
Five airmen killed and five balloons wrecked as the James Gordon Bennett Cup race faced fierce weather. A crash near Nistelrode followed a violent storm, with several crewmen injured and multiple balloons destroyed while crews battled the elements.
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Prean
Brussels
United States Army
Yeateriny
Olmstein
Iieutenant Choptan
von Groningen
Wehren
Geneva
Penaranda Barea
Polar
Gomez Guillamon
Barea
United States Navy
Belgium
Holland
North Sea
Nistelrode
Rally Fades After Brief Market Surge
The continental exchanges showed early strength hinting at improvements in the reparations situation, prompting short covering and new buying that lifted many stocks briefly. As trading slowed, bears regained control and prices slipped again. Call money opened at 4 1 4 per cent.
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Associatea Press
New York
Bears
Western Maryland seeks authority to issue 5.8 million notes
Washington reports the Western Maryland Railway Company asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to issue and sell 5.8 million dollars in five year seven per cent notes. Proceeds would retire an equal amount of eight per cent notes due soon, backed by five per cent refunding mortgage bonds totaling 8.7 million dollars with trustees as security.
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Associated Press
Washington
Western , Maryland Railway Company
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
Four Die As Car Hit By Train Near Valparaiso
At a crossing one mile west of Valparaiso Indiana a New York Chicago and St Louis passenger train struck an automobile. Four people died including Mr and Mrs Ray Hammond of Aroma Illinois and their two year old son and Mrs Mary Cassidy mother of Mrs Hammond of Kankakee Illinois.
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Valparaiso
Indiana
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Ray Hammond
Aroma
Mary Cassidy
Hammond
Kankakee
Ill
September Grand Jury Report Praised At Calvary Church
Rev Dr G Elite Williams preached on Possessing Our Possessions and commended the Frederick county grand jury report for stressing key issues. The service honored Hood College students of the faith and featured special music, with about 150 at Asbury M B church for a related evening service.
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Countyl Memorial Association
Shaftas
Maryland
G. L. Leopold
Page Webber
Rabbi Friedman
Presbyterian Sunday School
Ralph Burgee
Green Valley
Towaen Normal School
U. B
G. E. Society
Roland Gaver
Middletown
Teabedy Institute
Tve
Federation of Rural Women's Clubs
Trego McKinney
Federation
Buckeystown Club
A. Gd. McKinney
Adamstown
Motipeanty
F. Prohlane
Eailly Betaise
Lizabeth Thompson
Ballenger
Creagerstown
Iara
Unionville
Liberty
Emmitsburg
Myersville
Braddock
West. MD
M. E. Church
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