Moller Honored by Lutheran Church Delegation
In the current Diapason, Mathias P. Moller Sr. appears with honors paid by the Lutheran church. The article notes his varied public roles and his election as an ordinary delegate to the World Sub convention in Copenhagen Denmark, sailing soon to participate. Born in Dallegaran, his family ties to the Moller organ interests are highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Organ
Mathias P. Moller
Lutheran Church
M. P. Moller
Af Erstown
Mr. Moller
Elecaga
Copenn
Denmark
Ir. Moller
Erie
Moller
Tathias Peter Moller
Dallegaran
Danish Immigrant Craftsman Built Organ Empire
The story traces Niels Jorgen Moller born on Bornholm who apprenticed as a mechanic in Allinge before emigrating to America in 1872. He refined a wind chest, built his first organ in Warren, then Philadelphia and Greencastle before founding a large Hagerstown plant with expansions. He earned honors from Susquehanna University and King Christian of Denmark. Duffey, jailed for nonpayment of a fine, claimed to have spied on local bootleggers amid a High Street collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bornholm
Denmark
Niels Jorgen Moller
Allinge
America
Warren, Pa
Greenland Brothers
Derrick-Felgamaker Company
Buffalo
Erie
Warren
Moller
Philadelphia
Ogan
Hamilton
Hagerstown
M. P. Moller Motors Car Company
New York Centralron Works
Home Builders’ Building Loan Association
Hagerstown Bank and Trust Company
Baltimore
Potominc Edison Company of
Maryland
Susquehanna University
Selinsgrove
Christian of
Dannebrog
Richard Duffey
Brown
Alexander Street
High Street
Dizzy Driver Pleads Guilty to DUI Fine
A driver who collided with two other vehicles Saturday afternoon pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated. He was fined $100 plus costs by a justice of the peace. The incident involved three cars and prompted a medical check for the driver.
Teachers to Study Again This Summer Across Counties
State Superintendent Albert S. Cook reports that roughly one third of county teachers will attend summer schools, based on a 1928 attendance record. Johns Hopkins, University of Maryland, and Columbia drew the largest groups, with Frostburg and Towson normal schools also contributing. The State Board of Education ordered discontinuing Towson summer sessions as most teachers hold first grade certificates and should further their education at colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert S. Cook
Columbia University
University of Virginia
Frostburg
Towson
County
State Board of Education
Cook
Woman Held After Threats At City Hall
A woman carrying an iron pipe concealed in her coat was arrested at New York City Hall after muttering threats against Mayor James J. Walker and Police Commissioner Grover A. Whalen. She was taken to Bellevue hospital for psychopathic examination. A detective overheard the word kill as he questioned her. She said she intended to kill the mayor and commissioner and then added the city hall janitor to her list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
E. C. Brimmer
New York City
Richard Dix
Dix
Nea-Mail
New York
Jas. J. Walker
Grover A. Whalen
Bellevue Hospital
City Hall
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R. Moller
Dele
Iri
Bayer Manufactur
LFARN
Allenger Flying Service, Inc
Hagerstown Airport
Oldsmobile
E. Franklin ST
Rown’s Smart Shop
Mowen’s Vlocks
Sangamo Electric
Jon
St. Opp
Asbestoline
Roessnes Yee
West Lee St
Fea
New
Paris
Crors
Tintex
All Drug
Park & Tilford
Annk
Mil
THE
Potomac Edison CO
FORD
Hagerstown Motor CO
Wash St
AMD G Department
North Potomac ST
Hagerstown Light & Heat CO
H. R. Rudy
Hamilton Corner
Migus
Queen Marie
Milady
Maryland Theatre
Sonny Boy
Howard
B. K
E. Balto
Elgin
Gruen
Chas Schwartz & Son
W. Washington
N. Jonathan St
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