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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1929

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26 Questions 10 Be Asked At Each Home For Census

A historical notice outlines the upcoming fifteenth census due April 1. It details the 26 questions per household, listing of names, property ownership, education, language, birthplace, and citizenship. It explains enumeration rules for all residents, including hospital inmates and boarders, with emphasis on location data and family relationships.

United States Dundalk Baltimore imarter Sam Zach re FOU San bisch States

May vote Tuesday on flexible tariff plan

Washington state that Senate Republican leaders seek a vote by 4 p.m. Tuesday on retaining the flexible principle in the pending tariff bill. The move aims to press the measure forward and test support among lawmakers and factions within the party.

Washington Senate Repubican

AH Clubs Plan Exhibit At Frederick Fair

Miss Ernes tine Chubb assistant home demonstration agent for Frederick county plans 4-H Girls clubs exhibits for the Frederick Fair October 15 18 The display will use three booths including a girl room corner a canned goods booth and a clothing exhibit Exhibits at the Hagerstown Fair are led by Miss Ardath Martin Washington county agent New clubs formed in Forrest Sembaugh Catoctin Furnace Foxville Rocky Ridge Red Hill Mt Taber now bring total enrollment near 450 girls with meetings in many schools The club meeting schedule for the fair covers New Market Urbana Knoxville Jefferson Point of Rocks Adamstown New Midway Woodsboro Mt Pleasant Unionville Middletown Burkittsville Broad Run Catoctin Furnace Forville Rocky Ridge Red Hill Forest Sensenbaugh Wolfsville Mid Tab or Middletown Harmony Grove and Braddock Planned visits next week include New Market Urbana Knoxville Jefferson Point of Rocks Adamstown New Midway Woodsboro Mt Pleasant Unionville Middletown and others.

Ernestine Chubb Frederick county Frederick Fair Chubb Hagerstoun Hagerstoun Fair Frederick Pair Hagerstown Ardath Martin Washington courts Ghubb Prederick county New Market Urbana Knosrile Jefferson Point of Rocks Adamstown New Midway Woodsboro Mt. Pleasant Uniontile Middletown Burkittsville Broad Run Catoctin Furnace Forville Rocky Ridge Red Hill

Clerical and Lay Delegates Elected in Cumberland Conference

Clerical and lay delegates were elected at the Baltimore annual conference to the general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South meeting next May in Dallas Texas. Delegates include N B Harmon Jr and J Wells among others with list of lay delegates and alternates. The report also notes thirteen ministers to be ordained and mentions civic notices and unrelated local scheduling details.

Cumberland general conference the Methodist Episcopal Church South Dallas Tex morming Baltimore N. B. Harmon HLM Canter Winchester HL Sherman Nashville Tenn General Board of Educacon White Sulphur Springs W. Va W.D. Lutheil

Hood College Picnic at Braddock Heights

Hood College holds its annual picnic at Braddock Heights with full student and faculty participation. Activities include swimming bowling skating dancing and a merry go round. college singing led by Miss Alice Staley replaces class singing due to Campus Day. Box suppers will be served at 2 45 in the auditorium. Some hikers depart for Frederick after the program. others leave Braddock at six using college street cars.

penue of Hood College Braddock Heights colege Alice Staley M. C. Carson Frederick Nass Perry

Savannah River Recedes After 46-Foot Crest

Augusta Georgia reports the Savannah River cresting at 46 feet with the river receding slowly. Hamburg South Carolina remains flooded, North Augusta lowlands flooded, and local plants damaged. Reports say two white men and three black men were seen being carried away in North Augusta while an attempt to reach the scene failed.

Augusta hich Savannah Hamburg North Augusta S. C bost

Robbers Tie Up Todd Shipbuilding Payroll on Sept 28

Three masked gunmen raided the Todd Shipbuilding Co payroll on Howard Ave and Fulton St, escaping in a stolen car with $8,500. The robbery occurred as a weekly payroll was being delivered, sending local officials and workers into shock over the bold heist.

New Oxteans Todd Shipbuilding Co Howard Ave Fulton St

Hood College Students Honor Altar Guild Guests

About 115 Hood College students and faculty members who attend the Evangelical Reformed church were guests of the congregation for a dinner Friday at The church. Rev. Dr. Heart L. G. Kieffer welcomed the guests, with Dr. Joseph H. Apple replying for those present. Musical readings and selections were offered by Hood College sisters and Miss Roenns Fahmer. Decorations featured fall flowers and blue and grey favors. The dinner was hosted by the consistory and planned by the Altar Guild led by Mrs. Jesse B. Anders, with committees named for reception, invitation, cakes, supper, program, and decorations.

Hood College Evangelial Reformed church Heart LG. Kieffer Joseph H. Apple Gabe Roenns Fahmer Altar Guild Jesse B. Anders Berri L. G. Kieffer Katherine Thomas Austin Rhoads Ethel Thomas Elizabeth DeLashmurt Lewis HH. Knock Lewis Leicherz Charles Doll Ela Cutler Roy Ramsburg H. August Berwig Jacob BH. Schmidt Leonard Nothagle Richard Hargett Guy Wolfe Emory Nusz Atriam R. Appletable Eleanor Martz Ruth Martz Guy Cramer Austin E Rhoads Grace Lough Margaret Lough Elizabeth DeLashmutt Ralph Bowers Jesse Kauffman Helen Myers Mary Rhoads Charlotte DeLashmutt Edna Hargett favors Henry Ramsburg Willam T. Delaplaine Robert Clapp Lilian E. Schley Harriett Kolb Roberta Carty Cora Diller Grace WNeldig Rose Burger Nathan J. England Murray Stauffer Fred Knock Eleanor Houck

Epworth League Annual Banquet At Calvary Methodist

The Epworth League of Calvary Methodist Church held its annual banquet Friday at 7 in the Sunday School rooms with about 70 attendees. Toastmaster John Philip Engelbrecht, an address of welcome by Edward Daugherty, songs by George Free, and talks by Miss Louise Buckingham and Casper E. Cline Jr. highlighted the program. Rev Frank A. Rosenberger spoke on spiritual gain amid worldly achievements. Rev Dr G E Williams spoke on the banquet’s nature, and Miss Joyce Molesworth chaired the dinner served by the fourth department. The league’s first devotional service will be Sunday at 7 30 led by the new officers.

Epworth League of Calvary Methodist church league John Philip Engelbrecht Edward Daugherty George Free Louise Buckingham Casper E. Cline, Jr Kroh Hood College George B. Emmans Frank A. Rosenberger Grade Reformed charge Walkersville G. Eilis Williams Joyce Molesworth

Body of Miller Huggins arrives with Yankee party

In Cincinnati Sept 28 Miller Huggins body arrived at his home accompanied by Herb Pennock representing the Yankees players and was met by about 300 personal friends. Relatives said the body would lie in state from 1 pm today until noon tomorrow. Feagaville WCTU meeting hosted ten members and five visitors with a program including hymns scripture readings and prohibition remarks.

WW. C. TU Feagaville H. M. Howard Christ L. Ge er W. Barigis Storm Hayler Prohibition Dorothy Howard Harry S. De Wilbur George Sicier Rome

Lindbergh Lands in Curacao With Secretaries in Tow

Charles A Lindbergh arrived at Schotesat air crest Willemstad Curacao before noon today during a Venezuela flight. Secretary of the Treasury Andrew J Metion passed through Frederik about 39.30 o'clock this morning bound north, accompanied by two companions whose identities are not disclosed.

Lindbergh Willemstad Curacao Charles A. Lindbergh Schotesat air crest Venezuela Metion

Two Ramsburgs and Redmond to Prison

The Stealing Case to Be Disposed of Later. Sentences of eighteen months in the House of Correction were pronounced by Judge Hammond Grier and Associate Judge John S. Newman for Harry Ramsburg Clyde Ramsburg and Harry Redmond, youths from Three Springs farm, convicted of a series of chicken thefts. Redmond married that morning. his wife Ethel Virginia Brightwell attended. Ezra Blank, sixteen, was referred to Juvenile Court. Clyde Ramsburg and Redmond were found not guilty on the final indictment for stealing six chickens. The court adjourned until 8 PM Monday for further hearings.

House of Correction Hammond Grier John S. Newman Harry Ramsburg Clyde Ramsburg Harry Redmond Three Springs Harry Ethel Virginia Brightwell Evangelical Lutheran U.S. G. Rupp Redmond Claude Brightwell East South street State institution Ezra Blank William Margaret Krantz Urner Wiliam M. Storm Hany Ramsburg Clarence Main Main Imsburg Kirk near Mi Mair Ramsburg

Reeves Seeks Senate Hearing On Conference Statement

Navy official Admiral J A Ree requested permission to appear before a Senate Geneva conference committee to respond to a statement about hoping the conference could not snecred. Gharman Shortridge approved the request, notifying Reeves early. Fire department reports an incident of meat on fire linked to a resident’s house, with a truck and a missing detail in the narrative. Weather outlook predicts fair, cooler start, warmer midweek, with below normal temperatures overall. Water level at 21 feet 9 inches and fishing storage at 2 feet 9 inches.

Reaves the Navy Washington J. A. Ree Senate Gharman Shortridge Reeves

Self Help for College Students Promotes Education Aid

NEA report highlights a near million students using a 1B-page Bureau of Education guide on College costs. It cites average yearly expenses around 700 dollars with tuition at about 194 to 204 in coeducational colleges and board and room near 281, plus loans and part time work. It lists sources of funds, student loan programs, and common jobs including trades, barbering, dressmaking, taxis, office work, and other part time roles to support education.

NEA Washington Sam federal bureau of education Walter J. Greenleaf bureau Greemeaf colege Greenleaf bureau of education Dr. Greenlee United States bobbed barr Bany ovd

New Murder Near Scene of Peachox Torch Crime

A woman shot to death near a Peachox torch crime scene. Marshall began a search for her as investigators traced the blaze to an estate tied to produce workers. Fire destroyed Travilah property valued at about $10,000. chimney blaze earlier was extinguished. Rock Fire Department saved surrounding buildings.

PEACOX Marshall beth shook Connelly Travilah Montsmerr county Earier laver Rock- Fire Department

County Lutherans Set for Regional Convention in October

Frederick county Lutherans plan a large attendance at the annual convention of the Western Sunday School Association to be held at Luther Place Memorial Church in Wasston on October 31. Local officers expect more than past turnout, with Rev Dr John Weidley and other leaders from Maryland and beyond on the program. banners will honor leading delegations and a top school. Registrations are urged in Walkersville.

Frederick cut John Weidley Waser Maryland Worman Lettersburg Paul Froetich Washington Harry D. Burger Hagerstown Grace Brame N. J. G. Wickey Washingto Association R.S. Patterson Westminster A. Ashby Boonsboro W.C. LeGore LeGore Keeney Walkersville John S. Renn Messrs. Renn Baltimore association Frederick

Court News Property Transfers and Licenses

Court notices list numerous property transfers between couples in various counties and towns with small sums, plus names of grantors and grantees. Marriage licenses and banns are recorded for several couples, with clerical details and officiants noted.

Naval Academy Opens School Term With 2008 On Roll

The Naval Academy opened its term today with an enrollment of 2008 cadets. The largest regiment numbered 924, and the slate of details to follow notes significant first day activities and assignments as the new term begins.

NAVAL ACADEMY

Eight Miners Die In Gas Accident At Coveing Coal Mine

Eight miners are reported dead after a gas-filled chamber trapped them at the Coving Coat Company mine, 12 miles north of here. A volunteer rescue crew worked through short shafts but could not reach the bodies as rescue efforts extended into the day.

Center of Storm South of Miami Threatens City

Weather warnings rise as a tropical storm moves west of Florida with hurricane alerts for the Keys and southeast Gulf. Power outages hit Miami and Nassau endures 48 hours of heavy winds and rain while evacuations recur and transport disruptions spread. Cuba reports winds shifting westward as Florida braces for further impact. Community hall in Lewistown delays dedication due to local construction issues.

Washington Weather Bureau Florida straits Miami Florida Milam Key West Gulf Tampa Gulf of Mexico Fla United States weather Bureau Nassau West Palm Beach Monestead here Evergisdes

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