Campaign to finish Maryland IOOF Home debt drive
State wide campaign led by H Dorsey Etchison and William A Jones aims to raise over 300000 dollars to complete the IOOF Home near the city by September. One hundred ninety seven lodges and 25000 members to be visited in every Maryland county to secure funds and dedicate the building debt free in September next.
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H. Dorsey Etchison
William A. Jones
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Maryland
Etchison
Etchisont
Jones
Baltimore
Auto Headlight Testing Station Opens Monday
The Ideal Garage becomes official headlight testing station for the Automobile Club of Maryland and will operate 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily except Sundays and holidays. Mechanics will adjust lamps and advise changes to meet the law, as the club expands service to motorists statewide at reduced member rates.
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Automobile Club of Maryland
Marsland
Automobile Club
Hospital Managers Plan Oct 12 Lecture for Fundraising
Frederick City Hospital managers met Friday to arrange an illustrated South America lecture by Dr Muttardt of New York at Winchester Hall October 12 at 8 15 pm. Proceeds will fund a new kitchen dining rooms and X ray room as hospital capacity outgrows current space. Republicans Meet in county district discuss voter registration and name placement on voter rolls under chairman George B Dennis.
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Frederick City Hospital
Winchester Hall
Muttardt
New York City
South America
Fitery
Republican County Central
George BR. Dennis
Ford seeks ICC ruling reversal on car pricing impact
Henry Ford petitions the Interstate Commerce Commission to reconsider a July ruling in the assigned car case. He argues the decision would raise Ford car prices by limiting coal car use and coal supply controls. He notes Ford owned coal mines and $1.8 million worth of steel cars and warns of company losses if the ruling stands.
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Associated Press
Washington
Henry Ford
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Bank Case Trials Set for October 10 in Horner and Annan Indictments
Horner of Emmitsburg acquitted on one count of embezzling 1100. new trials scheduled October 10 for Horner and Edgar L Annan on separate and joint indictments in the defunct firm Annan Horner and Company. State and local prosecutors plan continuation and expect settlement that day. Noted: Horner found lacking intent to defraud. both defendants to be represented by Nice Lewis and Harp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew A. Horner
Emmitsburg
Edgar L. Annan
Annan, Horner and Company
Chie Tudge Urner
Worthington
Peter
Horner
Anders
Annan
Herner
Lindsay Spencer
Harry W. Nice
A. Lewis
Harp
Vocational Agriculture Urged in Maryland High Schools
Maryland officials pressed for vocational agriculture as a regular curriculum, noting 34 departments exist statewide and Frederick High School has just started one under Harry MacDonald. About 600 students are enrolled across the state, with calls for junior project work in seventh grade and more evening classes for adult farmers.
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J. D. Blackwell
Frederick High School
Harry MacDonald
Farm Bay
Maryland
Blackwell
Plans for Memorial Site Arrangements Underway
Plans to acquire the Reformed Church graveyard as a Memorial Park were set at a Thursday meeting of the Soldiers memory design committee sub committee and church representatives. Judges Hammond Urner Glenn Worthington Noah Cramer and Rev Henri Kieffer Leroy McCardell and Lewis Rice spoke for the Memorial Association and Consistory with Major Munshower of the American Legion notified to speed up the process pending Frederick County Memorial Association approval at its Saturday meeting.
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Soldiers’ Memorial Association
Reformed Church Consistory
Memorial Association
Hammond Urner
Glenn H. Worthington
Noah E. Cramer
Henri L. G. Kieffer
A. LeRoy
McCardell
Lewis A. Rice
F. Mu
Ammond Urner
Association
Memorial Fund
Hagen and Sarazen All Even After 18 Holes
Pelham Manor N Y Sept 29 Walter Hager and Gene Sarazen were all even after 18 holes today in the 36 hole final match for the professional golf association championship.
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Associated Press
Pelham Manor
Walter Hager
Gene Sarazen
Four West Virginia Wesleyan players hurt in auto wreck
Four members of the West Virginia Wesleyan football team were seriously injured in an automobile accident near White Rock while en route to Fairmont for a game with West Virginia University. The incident occurred as the squad set out in the afternoon, and details mention serious injuries and the team’s travel to the contest.
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Associated Press
Fairmont
W. Va
West Virginia Wesleyan
White Rock
West Virginia University
Pastor Dr George Snyder Leaves Middletown for Akron Parish
Rev Dr George Albert Snyder longtime pastor of Christ Reformed Middletown departs with his wife Wednesday for Akron Ohio where he becomes pastor of the Willard Memorial Reformed Church succeeding his Middletown post after 15 years of service.
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Middletown
George Albert Snyder
Christ Reformed Church, Middletown
Akron
Ohio
Snyder
Willard Memorial Reformed Church
Nebraska and Iowa Toll in Storms Reaches Eighteen
Severe storms lashed western Iowa and eastern Nebraska causing at least eighteen deaths, dozens injured, and massive damage. In Council Bluffs a tornado left five dead and five seriously injured with over $260,000 in damages. Louisville mourns eight drowned as a house washed into Mill Creek. Twelve houses were leveled in one town and the Strand Theatre sustains heavy damage as a fire follows the tornado.
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Omaha
Neb
Iowa
Nebraska
Council Bluffs
Louisville
Mary McCraver
Mill Creek
Council Billig
Strand
Indian Creek
Fearful German Sunday as separatists loom
In Duesseldorf on September 29, authorities fear trouble as Rhineland separatists plan a mass demonstration. City officials declare a “dead” Sunday with all street traffic suspended including trams, taxis, private cars, and bicycles to avert clashes.
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Preas
Duesseldorf
Rhineland
Sutoni Jes
Rhineland Railroads Begin German Recruitment Drive
Mayence dispatch reports Franco Belgian rail authorities opened a recruiting office to hire 30,000 German railroad workers for the Rhineland and Ruhr lines. All recruits will swear an oath to obey Allied civil and military authorities.
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Associated Press
Mayence
Rhineland
Ruhr
Communists Back Bulgarian Turmoil, Government Says
Sofia reports documents found on communist prisoners captured during the Ferdinando seizure allegedly prove the rebellion was organized and executed with active assistance from the Moscow soviets, according to a government statement.
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Associated Press
Sofia
Ferdinando
Seven Acre Site for Y M C A at Jerusalem
The Associated Press says a seven acre parcel in the Nike forich district of Jerusalem has been purchased as a gift to the Y M C A. A sum of 100,000 pounds will be spent to erect a Y M C A building on the site.
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Associated Press
Jerusalem
Nikeforich
Young Men's Christian Association
Rioting in Düsseldorf Suburbs Reported
Rioting lasting several hours broke out in a city suburb of Düsseldorf last night. An attack by men believed to be separatist sympathizers targeted a small police sub-station. Reinforcements drove off the attackers, with several wounded.
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Duesseldorf
Nao
Frosts forecast in northern states for week ahead
National weather outlook for the week beginning Monday calls for generally fair and cooler conditions in the North and Middle Atlantic States with frosts in northern border states. In the latter half, unsettled weather and moderate temperatures are expected. Obvious personal items note Ross and McIntyre families returning home from Ocean City Maryland and a 2000 mile motor trip respectively.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Middle Atlantic
Wreck Victims Taken Out At Casper Wyo
Three bodies were recovered from the Burlington train No. 30 wreck near Casper after it crashed through a bridge on Thursday night. Rescue work began as the death toll was estimated between 26 and 40 with floods and storms impacting Central Wyoming.
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Associated Press
Casper
Wyo
Burlington
Here
Central
Wyoming
Maccabees Elect State Officers at Middletown Parade
A large Middletown crowd welcomed the Maccabees during their 17th state convention with a parade featuring floats and masked entrants. Prizes awarded covered autos, floats, costumes, and a bicycle display while leaders from Baltimore and Annapolis were elected to top state posts. An auto tour to historic sites followed the gathering and a proposal to host next year’s convention in Middletown was discussed.
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Middletown
Maccabees
Chatam
Mombeara
Anl
A. H. Raider
Baltimore
D. W. Talbot
Ralph S. Wolfe
P. H. Uansing
W. C. Fowler
Annapolis
J. W. Hartman
Joseph Wryniger
7. M. Green
R. G. Motter
Santinel
W. H. Kruger
B.A. Bhorb
AA Lamar
Balivor
A. O. Hayes
Antietam Battlefield
Shepherdatown
Charles Town
Valley Raking Co
C. T. KK. Gladhill
Geo. L. Dowb
Cas and Electric Co
Ford
Valley Baking Co
Geo. L. Daub
Geo Bensel
Charles Koogle
Charles Nikirk
David Lamar
Uncle Sam
Melvin Bussard
Aist
Evon Nikirk
Little Bopeep
Katherine Cooper
Pauline Gaver
Clara Baker
Mark Shank
Chlekens
Lucy Gladhill
Catherine Baker
Grace Stouffer
Dorothy Snurr
Albert Boileau
Pierce Gaver
Chas
K. Rhoderick
Austin Gaver
Virginia Coblentz
Mariam Hedges
Austin Lamar
Misa Dorothy Wise
Leslie W. Gaver
Middletown Motor Co
Chas. F. Main
Valley Register
Valley Supply Co
Countries Elected to League of Nations Council
Geneva reports that Urumtay Brazil Belgium Sweden and Czecho Slovakia and Spain were elected non permanent members of the Council of the League of Nations on September 29.
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Council OF League OF Nations
Geneva
Urumtay
Brazil
Belgium
Sweden
Czecho-Slovakia
Spain
Council of the League of Nations
Poison May Have Hastened Death
New York police scour the city to find who supplied poison to Mrs. Charles Webb a wealthy New York and Philadelphia society woman whose death followed a chemical analysis of her remains autopsy showed poisons present. District Attorney Rowland of Westchester county awaits the full analysis to determine cause while authorities vet druggists for clues amid a long standing family feud alleged to underlie the poisoning suspicions.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles Hl. Webb
Philadelphia
Rowland
West Chester County
Charles Webb
West Chester-Biltmore Country Club
Rye
N. Y
Kindergarten To Open On Monday At Frederick Free
Frederick Free Kindergarten, led by Miss Margaret Eisenhauer for the twentieth year, reopens Monday with assistant Miss Grace Trail. Enrollment last year reached 84 and is expected to match or exceed it. The program, housed in Federated Charities on South Market, uses object lessons and prepares children for public school at age six. No tuition, donations encouraged.
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Margaret Eisenhauer
Frederick Free
Eisenhauer
Grace Trail
Jos. Howers
Federated Charities
South Market Street
Miss Garner
Misa Wagner
Frederick
Episcopal Church
Hood Missionary to Speak Here in the Coming Week
Miss Mary Gerhard Hood College missionary to Japan, entirely supported by the college, will visit Frederick next week to speak at several college services. She will discuss life and work in Japan near the earthquake zone and address vesper services on Sunday evening October 7 and chapel on Monday morning. The college plans varied speakers for vesper services and YWCA events, with musical portions and a Christmas vacation lead-in. Braddock Heights outing today includes all students and staff with six chartered cars, meals, and return at 6. A new college bus, blue and grey, for Winchester Hall transport has arrived or will arrive soon, with seating for 25 to 35 and operated by a college employee.
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Mary Gerhard
Hood College
Japan
Frederick
Gerhard
Braddock
Braddock Heights
the Heights
Oed Hood
Hagerstown
Hood
Braddock Heights Pirnie
Winchester Hall
Mall
Goblentz Hal
Hein
York
Standard Automobile Company
Welsh business sold to Ward brothers of Rockville
The general merchantile coal and farmers supply business of the late William W. Welsh at Rockville was sold to Frank and Porter Ward. The sale includes the store building warehouses residence ten ant house stock and a corner lot. Real estate and goodwill priced at 35000 with stock to be bought at cost about 10000. The Ward brothers, sons of I G B Ward long prominent in Hunting Hill Montgomery county, plan to take charge October 15.
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William W. Welsh
Rockville
Montgomery County
Frank and Porter Ward
I. GB. Ward
Hunting Hill
Sharp market rebound after half holiday session
Speculators betting on declines caused a sharp reaction in the half holiday trading day in New York. An irregular recovery followed with Motors and motor shares down one to three points and tobacco stocks slipping on profit taking. Rails like Olla, Baldwin, and United States Steel stayed firm while several specialty issues showed weakness. Total volume about 400,000 shares.
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Associated Press
New York
Olla
Baldwin
United States Steel
Rotary District Meet in Gettysburg with Leaders Present
Thirty four Rotary district executives gathered in Gettysburg for the annual session led by district governor George W. Bahlke of Baltimore. Meetings were at Quaker Valley Country Club with a Friday banquet at Eagle Hotel featuring J. H. Apple and Hanson as principal speakers. delegates enjoyed a country club dance and an afternoon battlefield tour was planned. Seventy men from 29 clubs attended with Dr. D. G. Everhart and Dr. Apple representing Frederick club.
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Thirty-Fourth
Rotary District
Gettysburg
George W. Bahlke
Baltimore
Quaker Valley Country Club
Eagle Hotel
J. H. Apple
Wood College
Hanson
Gettysburg College
Severty
D. G. Everhart
Apple Area
Frederick
Salts For England Missionary Sails for London Study
Rev. Holly Garner, seven years in India, sails from New York to London to study medicine and surgery at a university before returning to the mission field. His wife and son Jasper stay with his mother near Uniontown, Carroll County. Garner is a Church of the Brethren minister and brother of Miss Garner of Frederick.
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Salts
England
Holly Garner
India
New York
London
Jasper
Uniontown
Carroll County
Garner
Church of the Brethren
Miss Garner
Frederick
Sale of Elm Street home to Staley by Dolls
Noah E. Cramer and Son sold for Mr and Mrs Charles H Doll their lot with a two story brick dwelling with surface heat electric lights bath porch and lawn at No 61 on Elm Street to Mr and Mrs Charles N Staley. They receive possession November 1 and will make it their home.
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Elm Street
Noah E. Cramer
Charles H. Doll
Charles N. Staley
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Garber's Bakery
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H. D. Baumgardner
Smallarm
Grayson H. Mercer
Martin C. Rothenhoefer
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Braddock District
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