Nestern Shore Almshouse Board Holds Meeting Here
The Nestern Shore almshouse board discussed whether to establish one or two state institutions to care for the poor on Maryland's Eastern and Western shores. A plan to study options and seek legislative approval was outlined, with county support from Frederick and potential shared funding.
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Nestern Shore Almshouse Board
Scott Ker
Edshdior Wss
Montgome
I League of Voters
House of Delegates
Major Roward
Frank
Muller
Elliots
Commississ
Engle
Maryland
Momieviie
Fredenck County
Mets
Aimsboment
Tho
Yensips
Muss Ecole Bilieves
Baptist Church Annual Meeting Announces Officer Elections
A Baptist church annual meeting lists officers and committees elected on October 1 including S. Trout as treasurer and a long slate of board and department heads for Sunday school and general activities. The report notes supervision by Rev. W G Re pendent and references observer notes from the AP dispatch on September 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Trout
Dezcons
G. BH. McGregor
W. G
J. Trout
J. David Trout
EW. Shry
C. W. Gre
A. B. Collmus
R. O. Crist
Ernest Dux
James Crist
George Jacobs
Arthur McCanser
General Globers
Bicie
Geni
C. C. Sparks
Verona Roderick
Edward Tucker
Ruthus
Hll. Esert
George
Pax Ogiedeen Baraapernieiens
Helen Her
Wilbur
Charies
G. Edmondson
Feud over Roast Chicken Theft Leads to Sentences
Fred Shepley, 23, and Paul Shepley faced charges after roving thefts of roast chickens and a car shooting. Fred received 18 months in the House of Correction for theft and a concealed weapon charge partly suspended. Paul and Edgar Bere had sentences suspended due to youth and guilty pleas as prosecutors noted prior acts and behavior.
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Hares
Fred Shepley
Paul
Abs Corvicie
Saithsburg
Exerton
Fred
Bere
Sted Ren Gudt
Bert
Paul Shepley
Fred Shep
Smithsburg
Redmond
Sheps
Che cii
Ghazacter
Bere mm Srepa Gotea Harp
Jaziz
Elietton
Water Lewis
Edwin John Farmers
Reat
Wittar
BETES
Grain futures discussed at Washington meeting
A Washington meeting focused on grain futures with officials from government agencies and key industry groups. Discussion covered price trends, futures contracts, and market stability measures amid evolving policy considerations.
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Washington
Enrollment and consolidation mark building projects notices
The report covers the new school building grounds completion and enrollment of about 478 at the county facility with plans for two fifth grades and transfer of pupils to Washington school. It notes limited inspection access, community interest, garden club involvement, and consolidation of nearby schools at New Midway with five bus routes planned for 181 pupils and six teachers. County superintendent visits Jefferson Willowgale Broad Run and Burkittsville with talks to the Parents Teachers Association at New Midway and Emory L Cobletz's address upcoming October 3.
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Boant
Bauca
Paria
Palas
Cation
Leste N
Sopienz
al- Atety
Washington
Garden Club of
Frederick
New Midway
Oak Hill
Grove Academy
Ladiesburg
Good Intent
Pleasant Hill
Palmer
Jefferson
Willowgale
Broad Run
Burkittsville
James G. Richt
Mt Philip
Parents Teachers’ Association
Emory L. Coblestz
Patents Teachers’ Association
Attempted Jail Escape Foiled by Sheriff Observation
Six inmates plotted to flee from the Fre gral weeks jail as a guard, Sheriff Roderick, foiled the plan. A rope and improvised saw were hidden in the cell area and a window bar was cut. One escapee remains at large pursued after a failed exit during the eight o'clock moment. another suspect known as Webb was seen near the court house basement before capture.
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Atv
C. Rosted
Robert
Robert Olna Negroes
George L. Rosentoefer
J. G
Sheri Roderick
Ruslins
Roderick
Jeffries
Alexander
Jellies
Sava
Webb
Webo
Tme Smerf
Gang 18
Court House
Jarceny + CHaTES
Three Drowned During Trip of U S Transport
Passengers on the United States transport St Mici bound for New York recount a tragedy after leaving San Juan Puerto Rico. An unnamed soldier, deemed insane after an act on board, vanished by diving overboard with the craft out of control. Three men went into the sea and two drowned during the incident.
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Panama
United States
St Mici
New York
San Juan
P. R
Cristobal
Acton
Foresters Convention Attendance Planned
PL W Hessey State Forester travels from Baltimore to Portland Oregon to attend a statewide gathering. The meeting will be representative from each state forestry office and cover organizational matters.
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Foresters Convention
W. Hessey
Baltmore
Portland
Ore
Oftach
New Minister Takes Residence Here and Sets City Layout
A new minister arrives in the city occupying the residence. He formerly hailed from Om, Pa, and begins duties amid notable local activity.
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Raiptartman
Fare
County Churches Observe 190th Anniversary With Bequests
A region wide observance marks the 190th anniversary of county churches, highlighted by a will leaving 1000 to St Pauls U B Church in Hagerstown and 1000 to Myersville Church of the Brethren. Orpha Miller receives 10000, Annie McShank 5000, with Mary Harshman’s 2500 and smaller sums to relatives. The Baltimore Presbytery and local ministers plan October ceremonies featuring chimes dedication and multiple services through early October.
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Haz
William
St Pauls
U. B
Hagerstown
Myers
Myereville
Orpha M. Miller
Frederick
Annie McShank
Ranckin
S100 Co
Cos
Imist
Mary JE. Harshman
Miter Elmer E Shank
Esecu~tor
Ais City
Charles BR Wehtler
Ortuber
Wehler
Baltimore
W. 8. Hess
Charles D. Shaffer
U Mlc. A
Frederick County
Frederick City
Henri L. G. Kier Ifer
Thomas T. Brown
Tanestown
Li O'Tlock
Charles Wood
Seasfort
Ivanca
Arinus
Jones Gains Two Up On Fay Coleman In Amateur Match
Bobby Jones leads Fay Coleman of Los Angeles by two holes after 18 holes of their 36 hole quarter final in the national amateur golf championship. Morning play featured strong wins and tight battles among other contenders including Dean Homans and Maurice McCarty.
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Meron Cricket Club
Ardmotr
Bobby Jones
Fay Coleman
Los Angeles
Dean Homans
New Jersey Star
Chret Strugal Noles
Uy J
Chicago
Maurice McCarty
New
Jess Sweetser
Chasies Seaver
She Lth
Nena
Bully McPhail
Boston
Avrom Tenn
Coleman
Dobby
Philadelphia Woman Missing Since Tuesday
Grace DeLaney V. Newlin, a 30 year old Bryn Mawr resident, disappeared after leaving her home at 9 a m Tuesday. A car, T D 541, was found abandoned with no trace of her or the occupant, and authorities continue to search as family appeals for information.
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Philadelphia
Grace DeLaney V. Newlin
Bryn Mawr
Osten
Simmon
Childhesh
Anna Dowd
Manor
Neo
Funeral Services for Maxwell C. Byers Held
Funeral services for Maxwell C. Byers were held in WloVa on a date in September. The brief notice confirms the event and location, indicating a formal ceremony conducted for the deceased.
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Maxwell C. Byers
Funeral Friday for Dudley G Gray
Funeral services are planned Friday for the late Dudley G Gray. Interment details and arrangements will be announced by the family.
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Dudley G. Gray
Mr E Church South Begins New Christian Education Board
In Washington a new Board of Christian Education is formed under an order of the General Conference. The unified board combines Sunday School Epworth League and Education units to supervise church education and promote spiritual unity and service.
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Erearet
Rome
Cainton
Dallas
Epworth League
Eduan
Frederick Man Named Waltons Secretary Treasurer Vice President
Frederick County league members attended the State convention in Ocean City where Dr. McGee of Washington was elected president. Dr. H. P. Freeman of Emmitsburg and S. Edward Shaw of Frederick were named vice president and secretary treasurer respectively. Vernon Bradley of Cambridge was another vice president. A year’s program was adopted and reports from various sections showed steady progress in membership and achievements. Frederick attendees included Shaw Hahn Ross and Stinson. Emmitsburg attendees included Freeman Mackley and Thurnont.
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ASUS
Ocean City
Maryland
District of Columbia
Dr. McGee
Washington
H. P. Freeman
Emmitsburg
Edward Shaw
Frederick
Seady
Nto
Frederick County
Mr. Shaw
Claude S. Hahn
Richard P. Ross
Dr. Freeman
O. H. Stinson
Lloyd
Mackley
Thurnont
Western Maryland Faces PSC Probe Over Train Removals
Baltimore September 25 AP Acting on rider complaints the Public Service Commission opened an inquiry into Western Maryland plan to curtail passenger service between Baltimore and Hagerstown Officials said one eastbound and one westbound train are to be removed from the daily schedule Train No 6 and another eastbound train were cited as slated for removal.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Batimore
Hagerstown
Public Service Commission
Comin
Baegigonss
Lynch Seizes Black Man After Sheriff Incident Report
Police describe an incident where a 20 year old Black man was seized following actions involving a sheriff. Authorities reference a seizure and an ensuing response, with details outlined in the AP report.
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Lynch
Sherif
Unreadable Clip Mentions Argentina and Night Return
Fragmentary text references Argentina and an event at night with repeated references to Sharkey and a person named Yanker Siad. No clear dates, places, or outcomes are present.
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Sharkey
Tamovea
Argentina
aNemoon
Mnight
S . Yanker Siad- TS
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Liser Surings
Wes
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Xihe Wester
Wcarthy
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Baptist Church Annual Meeting
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Tion
Kelort
Benes
Eytier
Weoner Ena Lars
Desire
Everton
Grou
Imipoort
Helan Capi
Tal Tr
Worters
State Board of Ecucator
Speas
Superintendent Cook
Giathe Ot Grounds
Sats
Warner Bros
Martinsburgy
W Va
Sariing
Aaix
Tso
Smegsat Etaning
U. S. Transport
Darou
Myersville U. B
Brethren Presbyterian Congregation
Orpha Miller
Jones
Tal Moore
Minero miSeezels
Farcen
WloVa
Faxwen C
Wester
Mr. E. Church
Richmond
Prositas
Ing
New Board of Christian Educa
Nate Marie
Waltons’ Secy -Treas
S. Edward Shaw
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