Local Man Struck By Street Car In Washington
Frederick man Charles H. Kindle, 73, was hit by a street car at 12 03 p m Thursday in front of 207 Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast Washington. He remained in critical condition at Casualty Hospital with probable skull fracture chest injuries and abrasions. Police say he was on a loading platform when knocked down and dragged several feet. no charges against the operator. Kindle’s brother John Kindle lives at 250 Carroll Parkway.
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Moxley Family Reunion Sunday at Clagettsville
The Moxley family of Western Maryland gathers for its first reunion at Montgomery church grounds Clagettsville this Sunday. Nehemiah Moxley founded the farm in 1786 after fleeing near Annapolis during the Revolutionary War. Lloyd Moxley, former Montgomery County Police station clerk, notes the farm has stayed in the family, with several hundred descendants expected to attend and gatherings to include services by Rev. William Wright and a noon basket lunch. The Browningsville Band will provide music.
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Early iron ore led settlers to Morristown in 1710
The National Geographic Society notes that iron ore drew the first settlers to Morristown New Jersey in 1710, marking a foundational moment in the town's early development.
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Nehemiah Descendants Meet for All Day Event
The Sons of Nehemi organization announces a day long gathering to honor the descendants of Nehemiah. The event, with planning by the pub lah group, invites participation and aims to preserve heritage. Attendees are to join in activities set to extend throughout the day.
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Truman Names Boit To Succeed Denham
President Truman promotes 40 year old NLRB attorney George J. Bott to general counsel positions vacated by Robert N. Denham. Bott, a Georgetown and Yale Law graduate, faces redefined duties amid lingering Taft Hartley jurisdiction disputes and potential case re surveys. Denham’s exit follows a feud over agency powers and enforcement. Bott says he will confer with board members and enforce the law as written. Vestry extends call to Rev Paul E Schultz to Brunswick rector post.
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St Mark’s Church Seeks New Minister After Short Gap
The church has been without a minister for months since Rev. Andrew B. Jones departed for Baltimore early this year. Rey Shultz has not yet accepted a call to fill the position.
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Andrew B. Jones
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