Indictments Attacked by Coblentz in Maryland Case
Baltimore May. Criminal Court Judge George A. Solter took under advisement the preliminary case of Emory L. Coblentz former head of Central Trust Company of Maryland. He was arraigned yesterday on charges tied to the trust's failure. Three questions challenged the indictment from Howard county. No trial date set pending ruling on the preliminaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Criminal Court
George A. Solter
Emory L. Coblentz
Central Trust Company of Maryland
Howard County
Coblentz
Leo Weinberg
Frederick
Solter
War Veteran Loewenstein Visits City from Ark.
Sergeant L B Loewenstein a First Division veteran wounded at St Michael and Croix de Guerre recipient travelled about forty five thousand miles since the 1931 Detroit Legion convention and is in Hagerstown for several days promoting veteran relief through orderly channels. He opposed the 1932 bonus march and testified to service in France during World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Loewenstein
American Legion
Detroit
Hagerstown
el Dorado Post
el Dorado
Ark
St. Michael
Loewenstein
France
Mother's Day Program Set at Manor Church
A Mother's Day program will be given on Sunday night May 13 at 7:30 in Manor Church by the Cheerful Workers Sunday School class. The program includes recitations readings and a pageant. Miss Ruth Rogers is in charge. No admission will be charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Rogers
Vocational Program Held by Society at Clearspring
The Christian Endeavor Society of St. John's Reformed Church hosted a vocation program at Clearspring with help from the Masonic Choir quartet. Talks covered choosing a life work, education, and personal responsibility, with readings and hymns concluding the event. Donald Haugh presided as society president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearspring
Christian Endeavor Society
St. John’s Reformed Church
Masonic
Catherine Tenney
W. G. Zimmerman
Leon Cushna
John Strite
Pert
Ted Seibert
Betty Jo Huffman
Eooks of Aid
Helen Smith
Jiilda Frantz
Vivian Deeds
G. K. Angle
Masonic Quartet
J. W. Huffman
Endeavor
Elmer Deeds
Salome Herbert
Donald Haugh
Society
Parents Night Highlighted Scout Meeting at Trinity Church
Boy Scouts of Troop 10 at Trinity Lutheran Church plan their annual Parents Night this Friday at 7 30 P M in the troop room. A county speaker will address parents and friends while scouts honor Mother. About 150 parents and friends and 80 scouts expected for the event sponsored by Trinity Lutheran Church with Ed Summers Frank Bentz and other leaders overseeing arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Trinity Lutheran Church
Trinity
Ed Summers
Frank Bentz
Ed Bloom
Max Fiery
Conrad Hausrath
Roy Sneyder
Howard Mowen
Elmer Carl
Greater Prosperity Builders Drive Aimed At Merchants
Edward G. Hermann of Alexander Hotel in this city leads Lever Brothers Greater Prosperity Builders Drive to boost local demand. The nationwide effort offers prizes for high performance, with Lux Toilet Soap Lux Rinso and Lifebuoy products promoted through ads displays and promotions in Hagerstown Maryland. A gold lapel button marked Greater Prosperity Builder signals merchant participation over the next 15 weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edw. G. Hermann
Lever Brothers
Lux
Hagerstown
Edw
G. Hermann
Missing Dogs Trigger Flea Scavenger Trade And A New Local Business
A dog theft case on North Potomac Street and West End led police to three youths who gathered fleas from pets and sold them to a local firm for use in microscopic mounts. The boys confessed they earned money by collecting fleas and water bugs, while authorities advised them to stop and seek dogs legally. Separately, Baltimore officials reported no estate value estimate yet for Dr. William Welch, with the bulk of his will directing endowment to Johns Hopkins and shares to relatives.
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Offica
North Potomac Street
West End
Everett Shull
Lanvale Street
Clarence G. Emmett
William Peters
Baltimore
William ST. Welch
American Scientific Medicine
Orphans’ Court
Johns Hopkins University
Frederic C. Walcott
William S. Walcott
Elizabeth W. Kelloggs
Pinesburg School Lists April Attendance by Class and Visitors
The Pinesburg letter shows daily attendance throughout April by grade levels with named students and teachers in Miss Ardingers and Miss Grimes rooms. It also notes recent callers, family visits, and social guests, then reports Indianapolis May 8 election tabulation slowing as McNutt and Peters contest control of the Indiana Democratic convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indianapolis
Paul Y. McNutt
R. Earl Peters
Rotarian Speaker Talks on The Idealism of Service
Wiliam Anthony of the Baltimore Rotary Club spoke at a Lions Club luncheon in Hamilton Hotel on idealism and service organizations. He contrasted religious ideals, democracy, and public education as American patterns toward perfection, noting religion’s role today and education as a long term public investment. The address preceded the new member introductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Anthony
Baltimore Rotary Club
Lions Club
Hamilton Hotel
A. B. Miller
Church of the Brethren
Health Evangelist Promotes Worlds Tonic in Cumberland and Hagerstown
A Cumberland Health Evangelist urged residents to get rid of distress before healing, praising Worlds Tonic for cleansing impurities, breaking catarrh, and building strength. He claimed hundreds benefited and urged ongoing use to stay well. The product is sold by Rudy's and local druggists.
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Cumberland
Hus
Geo
Hagerstown
Rudy's
Peoples Service Drug Stores
Rotary Luncheon Guests List and Officers
The Grover Gilley O Gille D Fox H Howard Roe Scott R McCane C M Kastle F D Spofford and L C Stuckey attended the club luncheon. Guests included J Forney Young vice president of Hagerstown Rotary Club Asher Edelman president of Monarch Club Rev A B Miller B J Grimes Board of Education superintendent Lloyd Marcus Alex Mandl T O Warden E G Miller and Charles Roe. President F A Felty led the meeting and Dr B B Knelsley arranged the program.
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Grover ©. Gilley
Ogille D. Fox
H. Howard Roe
Scott R. McCane
C. M. Kastle
F. D. Spofford
L. C. Stuckey
J. Forney Young
Hagerstown Rotary Club
Asher Edelman
Monarch Club
Rev
A. B. Miller
B. J. Grimes
Board of Education
Lloyd Marcus
Alex. Mandl
Antietam Field Work Resume Under FERA Supervised
Nineteen men under the Works Division of the FERA began work at Antietam Field on Monday. CWA projects paused until Works Division approvals. They erect a fence around Philadelphia Brigade Park, now improved, and will allow battlefield visitors to use the park for lunches. Other crews clear underbrush in East and West Woods areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antietam Battleield
Works Division
FERA
John K. Beckinbaugh
CWA
Philadelphia Brigade Park
Weat Woods
Battlefeld
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R. M. Hays & Bros
Washington St
Moskin’s
Potomac &T
Axminster
Miller
Doe
Edw. G. Herman
Muathor
Brown’s Smart Shop
Roney Bros
Hagerstown Dairy Co
Eldridge Dairy
Superior Dairy
Pinesburg Letter
Pinesburg
Miss Ardinger
Lorraine Hornbaker
Neal Grove
Grace Hornbaker
Ethel Boppe
Marie Slaley
Mary Black
Velma Shank
Jack Holland
Ray Holland
Preston McKee
Blaine Miller
Viola Bopep
Lorraine Grove
Mildred Guessford
Ella Henson
Grace McKee
Lillian Black
Nellie Staley
Katherine Downin
Maurice Grove
Eoward Hanson
Edward Mc Ikee
Hollyday Shank
Robert Teach
Marie Downin
Jane Holland
Catherine Rees
Evan Teach
Robert Hose
Amos Hanson
Harry Shockey
Edward Hornbaker
Elton
Hamby
Daniel Johnson
Charles Higgens
Clime Barnhart
Roy Hormbaker
David Higgens
Gladys
Jane Higgens
Russell Bryan
George Hanson
Duncannon, Pa
Lions’ Meet
William Anthony
Antietam Field
Aladdin Lamps & Supplies
Harry S. Myers
Howard's TE
Philco Radios
Kelvinator Bohman Co., Inc
Rudy
Rudy’s Rexall Pharmacy
Hamilton Corner
Wetherill
R. D. McKee
N. Potomac St
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