Maryland News Briefs Round Up Local Events
Several counties report elections and appointments. Denton court actions include a torn down old court house. Belair mourns Mrs. Jones at 69 from apoplexy. Price or Miss Dean murder trial set for April 30. Baltimore figures Captain Ruth dies at 86 in Chestertown. notices of reorganized parties, new tax work, and county meetings appear across Maryland counties. Arbor Day observed with school tree planting. All amid trials, executions slated June 7 for Jacob Henson Jr. and murder verdicts in Upper Marlboro.
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Baltimore
Chestertown
Baker Republican Cinic
Calvary
Harford County
George A. Bittinger
Usmand
Richard H. Knowles
Werk
Annapolis
Spriggs
Jesse N. Williams
Carroll County
Caroline County
Frederick C. McComas
Hagerstown
Louis E. McComas
Ohio
Cumberland
Fairmount Cemetery Board Elects New President
At a regular meeting of the Fairmount cemetery board of managers Liberty held Batorday night Mr Daniel Sweat mer was elected president to fill the vacancy caused by the death of the late president of the board John C Hines.
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Fairmount Cemetery Board of Managers
Liberty
Daniel Sweatmer
John C. Hines
Resurrection Emphasis in Pauls Letters and Beliefs
A devotional discussion on 1 Corinthians focusing on the resurrection appearances of Christ, Pauls humility as least of the apostles, the grace that propelled his labors, and the central claim that Christ is risen. It links Old Testament prophecy, gospel testimony, and the Christian hope of resurrection for all who sleep in the dust.
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W. Wihes
Ind
Christ
Cephas
Mary Magdalene
Emmens
Paver
Judas Tewriot
John
Peter
Gallles
Tban
Elim
Thess
James
Apostles
Tareas
Ainy Geel Tayed
Paul
Jerusalem
Stephen
Patmos
Taree
Isaaly
Zech
Church of God
God
Apotlos
Jesus
I Christ
von Rom
Death notices from Branawick and Crangerstown region
Mr A B Ervin of Branawick died at home this morning of pneumonia aged about 49 years after a week of illness leaving a wife and one child. Wm Hull, brother of J D Hall of Hagerstown, died at Crangerstown aged 7 years.
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Ervin
Branawick, Formmy Ct
Wie. Rell
Crangerstown
Wm. Hull
J. D. Hall
Hagerstown
Anniversary Association Plans Major Public Address
The invitation committee held a regular meeting on Tuesday to advance private business for the anniversary. Arrangements for the event include a prominent speaker from Wisconsin and fine music. another committee meeting is set for tomorrow evening at the Clive of Jacob Hobrback. No Literary Society meeting tonight. next session on April 19. Special Easter music will be performed at Sunday’s grape meeting.
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Apoa
Eadh
Une Clive
Jacob Hobrback
Literary Society
HYMENEAL ROMANCE AND LOCAL WEDDINGS IN ANNVILLE AREA
A large Annvill e Pa wedding marks a brilliant union of Renodheffar Harp and Annie Brigathil with ceremony at United Brethren church. Guests include Webster Alteshew and Annie Keedy. bridesmaids and ushers named. Rev. Beade officiates. reception noted with extensive gift giving. couple to reside in South Park Villa after brief wedding trip. Additional marriages Ketler Gerlack and Case-Smite announced. invitations issued for Zellers and Oline nuptials. Elaine Schildknecht and Kline marry near Wolfe ville. hotel arrivals list local and regional visitors.
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Annvile Pa
Renodheffar Harp
Prederick
Annie EB. Brigathil
Cadenel
United Brethren Church
Webster Alteshew
Washington
Annie Keedy
Hagerstown
Jennie Her
O' Myeraville
Anenie Fabrnay
Mary Shank
Josie Kreider
Annville
Messra
Cyrun F. Ficck
Charles Levy
Albert Gilson
John Murray
Joseph Groft
Mount Clare
New Jersey
Bb, Roop
Bhippensburg
Horace Krefier
York
Wm. Krefder
New Haven
Conn
Dr. Beade
A. B
Afr
South Park Villa
An Ketler—Geblace
Charles Ketler
Clara Gerlack
Luther Kuhlman
East Church Street
Katie Ketler
Joseph Brengle
IN THE LAW S GRIP AND BASEBALL NOTES
Nicholas Robinson, accused of striking a woman, was fined and jailed after additional assaults at the Mayor's Office. Mary Tasco was fined for fighting on South Market street. A local baseball game near Groff Park featured the Stripes vs Sports with Dizon’s betting noted. Umpires were B Wood and W Haffner. score details appear. Rheumatic cures advertised offerings claim swift relief in days by Mystic Cure, sold by Jay in K, Dreggiet, Frederick, Md.
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Atbruck
Nicholas Robinson
Meyor
Robinson
Shting
Mary Tasco
Brookey
South Market Street
Eckstein
Groff Park
Stripes
Dizon
D A. Hafner
BH. Baier
R.j
RK. Shepherd
B. Sporte
W. Houck
C Robinson
P. Myers
A. Kennedy
A. Wood
R. Kolb
W Etchison
W. Haffner
T. Heraperger
Eezema Disease Described As Painful And Offensive
The text portrays eczema as a painful irritating condition described with vivid negative terms and personal discomfort. It notes sufferers may scratch to the bone and that scratching worsens symptoms, while suggesting relief may come from treatment or care.
Potent Emollient Promises Quick Skin Cure All Aches
An ointment described as soothing and emollient is claimed to cure eczema with quick permanence. It allegedly treats ring worm itch salt rheum dandruff pimples blotches scald head and other skin diseases. The ad touts permanent relief for itching piles caused by rectal inflammation.
Deeds of Heroism At Badajoz Assault 1812
A dramatic account of the 1812 assault on Badajoz Spain led by Wellington. British divisions faced French resistance with ladders rockets and heavy stones as Colonel Ridge and other officers led perilous climbs. Ridge fell on the rampart while the French repelled many attackers amid a night of heavy casualties and famed courage.
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Badaajoz
Spain
Badajoz
Wellington
Wathin
Castle San Rajoe
Gandiana
Ersile
Kampf
Ridge
Oil prices hit record levels amid supply shortfall
In New York on April 11 prices on oil rose to the highest on record. For months demand exceeded production and the world economy faced vast exposure to future shortages. Oil, once 49 1/2 cents per barrel, now trades around $2.0. No new oil territories of note have been found recently, and the law of supply and demand continues to govern. Local dealers find these continual price advances vexing yet necessary for commerce.
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New York
Eagle Capture by Miller and Ridenbsugh in Frederick
Charles Miller and a young man named Ridenbsugh of Catoctic county shot and captured a large eagle on Wednesday. The wounded bird was fierce but subdued and brought to Frederick. They plan to send the eagle to Washington.
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Charles Miller
Ridenbsugh
Catoctic
Virginia
Frederick
Washington
Arbor Day Observed at Frederick College Ceremony
Arbor Day was celebrated at Frederick College yesterday afternoon in a quiet, proper manner. Principal Tilton opened with the Governor's Proclamation, followed by Scriptural readings and performances by Bulls, Shepherd, Compher, Randolph, Hatler, and McDaniel. After the tree was planted, cheers arose and the Stars and Stripes floated over the campus.
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Frederick College
Pro- Kraus
Professor Tilton
Owen W. Compher
Wayside Inn
Randolph Shepherd
Harry Hatler
Woodman
Walter McDaniel
Harry
Shepherd
Penils
Buckeye
Umbrella Superstition Prompts Mixed Reactions
An old superstition claims raising an umbrella indoors brings misfortune. An umbrella clerk in a downtown store demonstrates the belief by opening and showing each umbrella to buyers. He asserts three years selling only indoors and notes many times he has stood under raised umbrellas.
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