Joint Meeting of G A R and Ladies Aid Society
The first of nine quarterly joint gatherings of G A R Sons of Veterans and the Ladies Aid Society drew about two hundred people to W T C U rooms last night. Miss Willie Ritchie presided as program included songs, recitations, phonograph selections, and addresses by D E Burras and William Maulsby with others contributing music and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladiess’ Aid Society
Willie Ritchffe
Ladies’ Aid Society
Camp and Aid
D. E. Burras
Wim. P. Maulsby
Captain Sons of Vetérane
Bohemian Carroll
Edison Phonograph
E. Homer
R. J. Rippeon
Reading
Wm. OH. Mehrling
Uncle Joshua
The
Ladies
Ard
L. A.B
Henry Storm
Brief Bits and Seasonal Transitions in Local Happenings
Early market opens tomorrow as March ends and April begins with Arbor Day coming up. Students anticipate school vacations in about ten days while workers face a late start. A lighthearted exchange shows a bookkeeper waiting for eggs and Uncle Reuben muses on gray hairs with a playful jab at age perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeben
A MONTHS RECORD DEATHS FOR MARCH IN CITY COUNTY
For March, 49 deaths noted in the city and county. Seventeen in the city, mostly children, with 20 interments at Mt. Olivet, 2 at St. John's, 4 in colored graveyards. Thirty-two county deaths and burials listed across numerous local graveyards. Interments at Mt. Olivet totaled 20 adults, 10 children, 10 city and county, 6 others from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Olivet
St. John’s
Middletown
Charlesville
Woodsboro
Point of Books
Foxtville
Harmony
McKaig
Creagerstown
Manor
Liberty
Urbana
Mt. Usrm
Michael
City
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Wedding Anniversary Observed By Baumgardners Family
Mr and Mrs John Baumgardner were honored at their home by their children for forty years of marriage The home was lavishly decorated with palms evergreen and cat flowers A large Oridea cake with forty candles and the years 1863 and 1903 marked the centerpiece Mrs G O Snapp of Winchester Va stayed with her parents for a few days Postmaster at Brunswick Alabama Spitzer named postmaster succeeding Lorenz Gardner during M Graders term Spitzer will be assistant postmaster at Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Baumgardner
G. O. Snapp
Winchester
Moving Day in Tule City Renews Street Shifting
Spring brings an April moving bustle in Tule City with an unusually large number of residents changing homes. Mayors, merchants, and families swap addresses along East Second Street West Third Street Market Street and nearby blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tule
Communion Services Across Zion Reform and St Pauls
News of the Churches reports Zion Reform Church in Charlesville with Rev S Mr Hench as pastor holding communion next Sunday April 5 at 10 am. Preparatory service Saturday at 2 15 pm. Pleasant Hill chapel hosts regular service next Sunday at 2 15 pm. St Pauls Church Utls Mills to hold Easter Sunday communion at 10 am with Good Friday preparatory service at 2 15 pm and midweek services Wednesday and Thursday at 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Hench Pastol
Pleasant Hill Chapel
St. Paul's Church
Utlcs Mills
Prices Rise as Coal Firms Raise Dealer Rates
The Consolidation Cost Company increases coal price from £1.50 to $2.10 per ton to dealers. Davis Coal and Coke Company of West Virginia matches the hike. George's Greek Coal Company boosts from $1.60 to $2.45 per ton. The rise reflects higher miner wages and takes effect today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ias
Funeral for Mrs Geo Richards Held at Home
The funeral of Mrs. Geo Richards was held yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock from her White Oak Springs home. Rev B S McLean conducted the services at the house. Pallbearers named were William Engle Charles Engle Lewis Engle Frederick Nelsinger Gav Ogle and G Toward Smith.
Court of Appeals rules on estate counsel fees and notes
Opinions in two Orphans Court cases were handed down. In Geesey, administrators may not deduct a lawyer fee from the estate and the court ordered a restated account with no counsel fee. In DeGrange, the court affirms a lower decision denying payment of notes against the Charles DeGrange estate. Chief Judge MacSherry dissented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphan’s Court
Court of Appeals
Augustus M. Geowsey
Wgaiggs Awmeslia M. Gessey
Boyd
Garrett A. DeGrange
Henry Clay DeGrange
Schmocker
Q Court of Appeals
DeGrange
Charles DeGrange
Garrett S. DeGrange
H. Clay DeGrange
Charles A. DeGrange
Mr. DeGrange
H. Dorsey Etchison
Frank Stoner
Wm P Manilaby
John Newmar
MacSherry
Geesey
George W. Geesey
F. R. Heagy
Q Court
Mr. Heagy
Frank L. Stoner
Poblents & Waters
Robraol
Hooker-Feel arson case near Ellicott City
Arguments on demurrer to the removed arson case from Frederick County against Frederick Hooker and Howard J. Fehl were concluded. Eight counts existed. four quashed and four sustained. State's Attorney Worthington said the first four counts were dropped but their charges were embodied in the sustained counts. Trial set to begin tomorrow with many witnesses from the city traveling to Ellicott City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellicott City
Conneil
Frederick County
Frederick Hooker
Howard J. Fehl
Worthington
Ellicots City
Qass
Worthingson
Coore
Hiliaote
Marriages and farm sales feature Urbana county notices
Miss Annis Foland wed to Harry Alvion at the Foland home with Elder P D Forney officiating. Charles Miles and Rebecca Beall united in marriage at the Evangelical Reformed parsonage. Farm sales include George F Tabler’s 109 acres sold for 3000 and Thomas J Claggatt’s 249 acres sold for 12000 to David V Stantfer. Society for the Prevention of Obusity to Animals holds a meeting to report proceeds. Urban area prepares to build homes on Horace Zacharias’ East Third street lot and a row of houses for X Y M A on East Third street opposite the Novitiate.
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Newcomer
North Market Street
Weat Third Street
Getzendanner
W. D. Hale
South Market
East South Street
Charles Houck
Second Street
Walkersville
Rebecca Hhodsrick
South Market Street
Abe Rosenour
East Church
Milton M. Miller
East Third Street
William Cobb
Zieglersville
Frank Sherald
East 1 Third
Eat Third Street
Chapel Alley
William Roberts
Henry Ruprecht
Mr. Haines
Smith
East Fourth Street
Main
M. M. Kintaz
Samuel Hoke
Motter’s
Biis. Kintz
H. E. Gileon
East Ohboard Street
T. M. Brandenburg
Alvinn—Foland
Annis Foland
John Foland
Harry Alvion
P. D. Forney
German Baptist Church
Joan Foland
Alvinn
Philadelphia
Miles—Beall
Charles W. Miles
Rebecca Beall
Evangelical Reformed Parsonage
E.R. Eschbach
Wash E. Cramer
George F. Tabler
Urbana
William W. Darby
Montgomery County
Mr. Cramer
Thomas J. Claggatt
Petersville
David V. Stantfer
Society For the Prevention of
Maj. E. ¥. Goldaborough
West Patrick Street
Horace Zacharias
Novitiate
Kelled Brothers
XY. M
Fidelity
Patrick St
Liberty Pike
Craver
Bethel Church
Indian Service
City
Carsville
Meliate
TeSarre
Market
Aiings
M C A Reception Tonight For Members And Guests
Tonight at eight o clock a reception will be tendered to Young Men s Christian Association members and some of their gentlemen friends at the association rooms. Features have been secured to enhance the evening with refreshments provided for the occasion. Trackmen Ask Increase From Western Maryland Rail Road
Explosion at New London mine injures engineer near bath ends
An old boiler at the New London mine in Bath Ends exploded around 30 last night causing the frame shed to collapse and injuring engineer Harry Baker who was pulled from the escaping steam. Water level had dropped to 200 feet below the shaft mouth. operations delayed. The mine had been idle for years until recently purchased by Capt Eb S Wertz of Washington DC. A townwide boiler warning had deterred crowds from gathering near the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Harry Baker
EB. 8. Wertz
Washington, D. C
Ouriona
MecKaig
Surplus Silent Partners in Town Markets
Local notices list names of surplus partners and merchants including Baker, Duvall, and Reeve. Industrial and retail ads follow with eye-catching promotions for optics, Easter goods, soft crabs, hats, corsets, wraps, silks, and fabrics. Weathered health notices report family illnesses and medical services offered by C L Kefauver.
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Persia
Willam Fliscy
Thi Bhood
Bart Fouke- Atune
Dhe Bhofer
Jlarvey
Otto Luiward
Leopold von Ilsmardk
Iran
Magdeburg
Prussla
Wexinald Heber
Ehop
Calcutta
Greenland
Ley Mountains
Trichinopoli
Joan H. Russell
Washington
Iisis Bunn
Ben Bolt
Ewark
Tus Nene
Maryland
W. L. Moore
the Weather Bureau
Frederi
A. Lowia
Soli
E.L Simpson Beales
O. L. Kefanveri
Doll's
G. A. Poolenogle
Wagamank County National
John Hendrickson
V. and
Brunswick
Mayor Smith
East Second Street
West Third Stroas
Oliver Young
Ous
Misses
Young
Mary Clabaugh
East Second
Harding
Mathias Bartgis
Church
Market Street
John W. Davidson
Madison Street
East Seventh Street
Harry Carty
East Third
Burck
West Fourth Street
Captain Fauntleroy
Barock
Miss Staub
West Third
East Second Arrest
Oscar Rhoads
Wrest Third Atrest
Miss Faub
Eugene Getzendanner
T. M. Biser
West Third Berge
News OF the Churches
Uymeneal
Western Maryland Railroad
Ramsey
Harry Haker
Avaident
Hia Corpus
Ray
Quin
City Opera House
Boston Globe
Boston
Theodore Bremer
Music Hall
Theodora Kremer
Mr. Kremer
Biddie Brothers
Hol
Citizens’ National Bank
Daan Clttzens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
WM. G. Baker
WM. Gasemmerman, Samuel G. Duvall
Rust
Jypardas
McSumney
EB. Reeve
J.D. Bann
Jvouxdse
Merri
H. Harare
Joux
Hanssura
Thos
J. Haliete
G. Baker
Jamis E. Walkeis
Gom
Thonas
Roger McSherry
Daniel Baker
Charles T. Kline
Exma B. Gittinger
George W.shank
Elizabeth Wallis
C. L. Kefauver
Scientific Optician
Saks’ Optical Company
City Hotel
Spain
Dow's
Grongiz A. Pools
North Market 8
Bree
TsaxoGie & Wagamax
North Market St
Colt’s
W. Hines
Park Hotel
Mise May Haas, Lowenstein & Wertheimer’s
SB. R.& D. Mastz
M. Jos
F. Haier
Streff
Prios
M. Sharz
Foun Hendrickson
Serpette
RIUS
SIL
Thyater
Wasi Bilks
Venice
John TP
Hes
Neidig & Miller
Miller
Uxgertence
Guy Cits
Aulugt
Dependatie Slike
Ske
Bae
Rieal Destinato
Avery Pregent
Avery Bouy
Neiwwig & Miller
Clinton E, Main
Clinton B. Main
N. Market
Frederick Qounty
City Hotel Grill
Lynn Haven
Draughes
F. B. Sappington
Cera
Dixnen
Hoxers Bros
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Arizona
California
Colorado
Idaho
Mexico
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas
Utah
Wyoming
British Columbia
Carpoet
Bess
Baen
L. BE. Molainix
George
Rodock
TME
Mga Lho
Axminster
Ubader
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
T. Rice & Bons
North Market Sireet
Thomas P. Rick
Frederick County Telephone
Farmer's Exchange
Farmers’ Exchange
Atock
Cloyver
Jiays Clover
Timothy
D. H. B. Smith
Dentzet
Petermar
Franklin Strvat
Calimera
Frederick
Marcsadewly D* KR
Jadeawiy
R. W. 0. Boteler
London Hospital
Noah E. Cramer
Cramer
Real Estate and Loan Office
C. E. Cline
Pring
C. E. Gline's
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