Maryland and nearby towns elections and appointments
Maryland Court of Appeals began its April term with argued cases. At a bridge town election C Frank Heek elected mayor. councilmen named including Ogle and Wantz. Light Company of Caer Ro? county chartered with $15,000 stock, officers listed. Montgomery notes cover house builds, appointments, and tax base shifts as property transfers rise. Middletown held a heated water works election, bonding up to $11,000 approved, with a party slate sweeping to office amid a victory margin of 22 to 27. A parade and bonfire celebrated water introduction efforts by Young America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inwrec
Caroline
Prince George
Savaty Bouniy
Maryland Court of Appeals Bor
Todey
Une Bridge
C. Frank Heek
David G. Ogle
J. Caletu Wantz
Olver Grosaneckle
Calvin Smith
Joseph Wolf
Montgomery County
Eustace A. Ansley Les
Rockviile
Air
W.a.mith
John T. Fitchall
Dow
A. Taney
Carda
Chomar Rlaya
Silver Spring
Marle L. Moyus
Arthur FE. Dowell
East
Robert B. Peter Vas Baturdly
Circuit Court
Philp D. Laird
Peter Bss
Corte Eau Wines
Middletown
Aniuial Corporation
Yeaterday
Honda
Hoth
Ihe
Burgess
George W. Remaburg
Commissionera
J.C. Beatty
Charles L. Gaver
Samuel L. AH. Tighter
Wory di. Bontue
Frederick T. Malo
Young America
Union Manufacturing Company stockholders meet at hosiery factory
At a meeting of stockholders the old board of directors was reported as reflecting on past actions. Mentions include Mcasra D Lowenstein T Haller G Zimmer man J Baumgardner and others. The text also references medical salves and patent remedies sold by local druggists, including Steiner Bros and Garrett & Pearre, with various health claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Manufacturing Company
Mcasra
D. Lowenstein
T. Haller
G. Zimmerman
J. Baumgardner
E. Gatzendanner
Personal, Pleasant Passage About Those Who Come and Go
A quirky column notes residents and visitors in Frederick with brief mentions of travel, relocations, and church events. Names include A Rasenous, G Wierd, Beverly Walling, George Rodock, Rose Boyar, Lite Stonebraker, Dr V Schlosser, Rev C Autarnd, J C Wiltama, Leonard Heerington, J A Plemising, Simmerman, Rev A Gill, J E B T Alford, and Ernest Frader. Church notices cover sacraments, services, and society meetings at Pleasant Hill Chapel and Araby Union Chapel with election results and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Rasenous
New York
Messrs
G. Wierd
Beverly Walling
Balimore
George 8
Rodock
Rose Boyar and Child
Washington, D.C
C. J
Uifeelty
Llagerstown
Lite Mo Stonebraker
Frederick
V. Schlosser
Agerstown
C. B. Autarnd
J. C. Wiltama
Monrovis
Lina
H.W. Campbell
Leonard G. Heerington
Lime Kiln
Sols County
J. A. Plemising
Dtr
Charles Alamerman
Washington
D. C
Simmerman la
Dairy Businss
A.J. Gill le
Baltimore
Ernest Frader
J. EB. T. Alford
J. A. Rameburg
Ube
Work of Death and Local Obituaries Reach Beaver Dam
The article notes deaths in Montgomery County including Alexander Kemp near Pooleville from consumption with remains arriving in the city and burial in Beaver Dam, Carroll County. Also mentioned are infant James Staylor of Littell, Montgomery County, buried at Barnsville Cemetery, and Henry Ione of New Market dying from pneumonia. The United Fire Company held its quarterly meeting with Jacob A. Tyron presiding, reporting on January memberships and a February 22 ballot. A Middletown firm, Niemeyer & Bross, faced an assignment for creditors, with John C. Molter of Frederick named trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Alexander Kemp
Hia
Pooleaville
Montgomery Co
Ufa
Beaver Dam
Carroll County
Littell
Montromery
Barneavilly Cenatery
William 1
Hosetta Angevine
Alee Menry Ione
Henry Rhodes
New Market
Be “Sete & Phe Blremen Ss
United Flree Company
Jacob A. Tyron
H. By Neck
Tovidia
Warfield
Af Ll. Bensnet
Hubert Moberly
Cotme
Cemetery II
Endemic Malaria Fight Outlined in Panama News
The article outlines malaria prevention and treatment efforts in Panama. It notes focus on vaccines, vector control, and public health measures to reduce transmission and protect residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achmed
Panama
Bafagnard
Local Papery Health and Family Notes Amid Illnesses
In a dense list of names and brief status updates, residents like Mrs. Charles Brengle near the Fair Grounds and Mrs. Nanrle Maker on Rast Patrick Street are reported ill or in critical condition. Several others such as Mrs. G. Frank Ciingsn and Miss Emma Staley are listed as sick, with updates on relatives traveling to attend a mother’s illness and a factory accident leaving Fannie Yieger injured. Community members at East All Saints Street and North Marken Street appear under medical watch as recovery progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Pee
Lewis Burck
Charles Brengle
Nanrle
Patrick St
al Vdith Pleurlay
G. Frank Ciingsn
Mary Knaull
East All Saints Atreet
Tery J.grace
Silas A. Thowsfi
North Markenatreet
Horatio Waters
T. Marley
Valtlore
B.A. Mogg
Fannie Yieger
J. Ro
Marshal Millerly
Emma Staley
Rocky
Willian Yinger Lavick
East Thirdletreek
Harvey C. Conner
Yamaville
Funeral notices from Braddock and Pearl churches
The funeral of Ephraim Ridd moser near Braddock was from St John Catholic Church with pallbearers listed and burial in St Johns Catholic Cemetery. Mrs Elmira Palmer near Pearl had services led by Rev La Maysellles with pallbearers named and burial at At Car engl. G Carty led funeral arrangements for Max Emma Woolverton at Mount Olivet Cemetery with Ingle directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeo Baoeral
Ephraim Ridd]moser
Braddock
St. John's Catholi Church
Coleman
Ad. Webster
W. Mercer
Kine
Bummers
Thomas
Fulmer
St. John’s Catholic Cemetery
A. T. Lee and
Bone
Elmira Palmer
Pearl
Iev
Max Emma FH
Woolverton
Slonron Woolverton
Osborne Ingle
Mount Olivet
W.H.B Eitchmaan
Purity Lodge Delegation Attends Middle Town Lodge Program
A Purity Lodge delegation visited the Middle Town Lodge last evening. The program featured music by the lodge, a Drunken March essay by Miss Y H Coblentz, a mate quartet performance, a recitation by Miss Amy Young, a composed piece titled Restless Sea, a pot, and an address by HE J. Coe blontz. An organ voluntary and collection followed, with music Rise up to Laver before attendees departed pleased with the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purity Lodge
Middletown
Lodge
Y H. Coblentz
Amy Young
Colo
Bliss 8
A. Doub
K. Rhoderiek
HE. J. Coeblontz
Laver
Residence Burned at Mt Washington Baltimore County
A fire destroyed the residence of Mrs Bauer Worth at Mt Washington Baltimore County. The handsome winter home of Mrs Parks Fisher burned in a chimney fire from an open fire. Loss estimated at 20000 with walls standing and building insured for 1400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauerwoth
Mt. Washington
Baltimore County
Parks Fisher
Fisher
Local nuptials and civic notes in brief
The notice tallies several marriages and community items: Albert W. Beall wed Blanche B. Derr at a church parsonage with Rev. Esch officiating. March 8 saw Benjamin Farmer and Elizabeth Burns married in Chambersburg, with Rev. Stearns presiding. A Montovue Hospital board meeting reported 231 inmates, including insane patients, and standard inspections. Additional items mention Porto Novo tensions, a seduction case verdict awarding Myrtle Whiteman 15,000, and concerns over Juation Lamar’s health in the supreme court circle. Ongoing social notes include a Women’s Christian Temperance Union gathering and a Frederick City Young Men’s Christian Association event schedule.
Meatback Advert Incomplete Text From Frederick Md
An OCR snippet mentions Peerless Papar Meat Backs with dubious phrases like guaran teed to drift and odd pricing notes. It references regular mail sales and a Great Southern Co. in Frederick Maryland. The readable parts hint at retail meat advertising with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Southern Co
Frederick
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the Daily News
Hester
Central B Police
Salvation
HA. Ryan
Central Polio Station
Malta
Steiner Bros. Drug Store
Bredbergs Drug Store
Acker
Thyerenemy
Nate Geetion
Quarco
Garrett & Pearre
Brug
Kemp
Belearn
Qoya
Acces
Batrey Powpee Co
Wall An
Ames
Pidoe
Nowa
Utiesa
Reformed Church
Uba
Aden
MM Heneh
Young People’s Society
U. B
Nidgetown
Asset Apt
Mamie Zimmerman
Alon
Clutus
Moating
Springs Hunday School
TN. H. Shook
Dso
John Grove
Jobo
Niemeyer &Rors
Albert W. Beall
Blanche BM. Derr
Dachs
Rev. Jr
Esch. Sch
Norns
Chambersburg
C.T. Stearns
Benjamin Farmer
Blate Line
Elizabeth MH. Burns
Frederick County
Bye
Boark of Charities and
Montovuc Hospital
Derr
Paris
Porto Novo
Can
Notre Obes
Ardrah
Porto Nove Sty
Rensaxbanit
Ind
Myrtle Whiteman
Francis Whiteman
Anid
Larnaca Borlown
Warnisaton
Lamar
Supreme Court
Amid
Wright
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Momn
Frederick City
Young Men's Christian Ansociation
Chas. Rhonda
Mian
Mary A . Haber
John Roman
RB & U
Perry
Mer Josse Barker
Humboldt
Kansas
G.G. Green
Sulestan
Woodbury
Scott
Tur Thomas Manufacturing CO
Office Amd Laboratory
Cor
Altqutth
Baltimere
Lobb
Phila
Bret
Port Pink
Pic
Dr. Acker
Inmalt
Saleby
Garrott
Pearre
Bes
Marstow
Wasurxatos
Dee
Regi
Juina
Messie J. & C. Frectirn
Sted Kew
York City
Esteyiorgans
Gigz Bros
Alno FF All Li ‘Inc. of
N. J. Wilson & Son
A. A Venkle
the Heywood
PRICE
Wm. H. B. Btchton
Tchison
South Market Street
Frederick, Md
David
Curty's
Watts
House OF Co. Co. Carty
Patrick Street
Rosenstock Bros
Erie
East Patrick Street
Frederick Stove
Rouse
Patrick Birect
Gorton
Arce
William A. Ebert
Rand
South Market Etreat
Maryland
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