Purely Personal News Roundup in Hagerstown area
Local brief notes list residents visiting and returning home. Mr Aid Stre is in Hagerstown on business with Mr John Ridenorf traveling from West Street. Mr Staub, Mr Davis, and other relatives visit Baltimore and Philadelphia while Abrecht family moves within the city and a resident retires to a farm in Burkitsville.
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Aid Stre
Hanes
Hagerstrwe
John Ridenofr
West South Steret
Hagerstund
Staub
North Market
Baltimore
Davis
Stevenson
Baltiore Canty
Neteai Bowers
West
Hagetatown
Han
Norfolk
Eee Rosénoutis
Pecuping
Burkitsaville
Jiaa
Ade Tale
Street Improvements Noted In Local Area
Officials report relaid and improved sidewalk sections between Fourth and Fifth streets on the mid city block. Benches are being repainted and a gutter and new sewer connection at a point near the hotel are being addressed.
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Gilmore
Barith Bentz
Middie
Igie Courthoune
Joho
Wiener
Ander von Eade
Plans for county road work under Roads Commission
Plans and specifications for a road project are being prepared. The Roads Commission will transfer oversight to the county commissioners. The probable cost of the work is fixed, and the county seeks confirmation that the contract will be handled by the proper authorities.
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Turag
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Meets for Bi Monthly Session
The bi monthly meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union was led by Mrs. the superintendent of the department of medical temperance. Frances Willard was cited for urging union education. Reports discussed alcohol and medicine, costs in hospitals, and reform efforts. A lecture by G.A.D. Ietrick is planned for April 18 at East Church with proceeds from a bake sale to support the union.
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Woman's, Christian ‘Temperangseaion
Shia Lewis
Rota
Teadne Keller
Emlatnt
Inglist
Phat Clatis
Mise Sadlé Ho
Aledhol
Ehret-Archer
Brulliulx
Bartgis
Mies
Lelen Wickhorn
Frances Willard
Department of Medical Temperariée
Rte
Thij City
Gad Ietrick
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York
Howe
Union
Eale
Willa. eTomson
William P. Etchlesn
Wiliam
Etchison
Bales
More
Hison
Church Atrest
Teachers' Meeting At Woman's College Draws Large Attendance
Frederick County Teachers Association gathered at Woman's College Hall this morning. The program opened with the Boys’ School Orchestra, followed by remarks from officers and speakers including Rev. Dr. Thomas Dixon and Dr. Gant Wilson. After the meeting, delegates received refreshments and hear a continuing discussion on teacher institutes and ambitions for the county schools.
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Woman's” College
Frederick County Teachers’Association
Woman's College Hall
Bae School
Devorinal
Teathera
S. Assec
Dethin
Foltowa
T Qacar
Miss Pearl
A. Bader
Tessures
Fentoi Hértis
Thomas
Dixon
Ryan
Gant Wilson
Hatton
Dod
Ren
Tuberduldsis Lecture Tonight Inspires Local Audience
Fragmented OCR hints at a public lecture or event by a society linked to Fre Toho He ve aa, featuring women in a cage wine theme and a jury reference. The readable text is garbled but suggests a cultural or social gathering with notable individuals and unclear speakers or topics.
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The
Frederick
Beaeahoe Society
Middletown Death Notices and Obituary Fragments
Obituaries and funeral notices from Middletown describe residents and relatives, including Mrs. Frederick Bebroester of North Market Street and George 4 Mikning. Mentions of survivors, interment plans, and funeral arrangements indicate a community notice page with fragmented details. Several lines reference family connections, German-born individuals, and local cemeteries, with interment at Mount Olivet and arrangements via the Northern Central Railroad.
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Bei Cones
Alva'e
Kenfau
Charles Kelter
Agers Awe
Atob' Keiler
Dayton
Charles
Rider
Baltimore County
J.D. Jonba, Jr
Libertytown
Mikining
Frederick Bebroester
Market Sereat
Tdwa
Bert
Grotae
Adam
Germany
Lowa
Hee Walerhig
Misa Elizabetha
Davenport
Crist
William Hs. Cust
Buckeyatown
Camp Street
Harrisburg
Neaday
Labout
Mss
Ellenbeth
Michael
Charles. H
Harerisburg
Heise Alao
Richard
Inet
Mervin Plummer
Washington
Fénthn Criat
T. Fabera
Mount Olivet Ceme
Attachments issued in circuit court tied to Graen Simmel case
The circuit court records show three attachments against W. T. Grimes trading as Graen Simmel and associates. One attachment from the Manufacturing Company seeks $590 dated July 1 1900. Another attachment against Samuel Robert for foods bought totals $43.28. A third attachment against Mrs Henry Sipes notes about $2,000 and covers property tied to the case, with the action ongoing for about a year.
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Barry E
Stimmel
Tawny
Hoffman
Iteschm Cfor
Samuel Robert
Man Manufacturing
Henry Sipes
Hagemtown
Agri
T. Grimes
Grae A
Simmel
Pei
Pal
Somerset County Tax Revaluation Debate Shapes 1908 Plans
Governor Crothers faces criticism as Somerset and Wilcox counties face revaluation effects. Democrats note large additions to assessments in the last year and debate whether rates at 21 and 22 cents will hold. Officials say the law is in effect and patronage distribution amid complaints over assessors revaluations remains an issue.
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Daltina
Democratic State Centre
Phuemant
Somerset
Wi ‘Orceater
Crothers
Aastatore Aval
Opeiataete
Ines
Ana S Som
Waterworks 8 Bipst End Rebuild Plan Amid Disrupted Link
A fragmentary report describes a disturbance in a Waterworks project near Fourthatrest as workers replaced a damaged main piece. A meeting was planned for property owner Glenn Castle to discuss the incident and the suspected connection problem.
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R. Glenn Caatle
Tay & Dor
Boya Brigade Elects Officers at Baptist Meeting
The Boya Brigade under First Baptist Church and Capt Rygoon Markey elected officers last night with Clarence Marsh as captain Harry Swarts Bret as lieutenant Arthur Brown as second lieutenant and Charles Hudson as third lieutenant The group will finalize remaining officers at next Thursday's meeting.
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Boya' Brigade
Boye’ Brigade
Flrat. Baptist Church
Rygoon Markey
Clarence Marsh
Harry Swarts Bret
Arthur Brown
Secon
Charles Hudson
Unclear OCR Reading Notes Mention Players and Numbers
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and numbers such as Prost and Morwan with figures 250 and 30, but no coherent event or context is provided to determine the reportable item.
Etchison Furniture and Local Tonight Basketball Game
Local notices list Etchison Furniture Store and McCardell's Ice Cream with flavors and specials. A basketball game at Braddock tonight invites the public, with admission described as free, and YMCA events and activities noted alongside skating, bowling, and pool venues.
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YMCA
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Admission Sons
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