Primaries Planned For April 27 In City Republican Meeting
The Republican city committee met in the YMCA auditorium to set April 27 as primary election day with May 4 for the city convention at the Courthouse. Delegates will attend the convention to nominate a city ticket and a new executive committee will be appointed. Registration days were urged. Mayor and aldermen seats, including the city register and tax collector, are on the June ballot. Incumbent Mayor to face no announced opposition. Alderman Elmer F. Munshower seeks renomination. Chairman James will announce exact primary times and venues soon.
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Republican Ety
Ality
EH. Austin James
James
City Register
Elmer F. Munshower
Munshower
Death of Eva June Stull at 14 in Harrisburg
Miss Eva June Stull daughter of Leslie and Aliah Clem Stull died at 2 AM at home 248 Dill Avenue after two years of paralysis from inflammatory rheumatism She was 14 years 6 months and 1 day old Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2:30 PM at the residence with interment at Mt Olivet cemetery Funeral director C C Carty
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Eva June Stull
Leslie and
Aliah Clem Stull
Dill Avenue
Mt. Olivet
C. C. Carty
Funerals Held for Local Residents in Weekend Services
The community mourns as multiple funeral services were conducted. Mrs. Jula Eppley Metcalfe was laid to rest at Mt. Olivet with Rev. Brown officiating and pallbearers led by William C. Neidig. Harry R. Snook's services occurred at Utica church with interment in Utica cemetery, pallbearers listed. Mrs. Mary K. Miller, wife of William Miller, was buried in Sabillasville adjoining cemetery after services at the Reform ed church, with Rev. W. F. Kohler conducting. Undertakers M. L. Creager & Son organized arrangements for all services.
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Jula Eppley Metcalfe
Mr. Brown
St. Michael's and All Angels’ Church
Baltimore
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
William C. Neidig
Charles Worman
George M. Gittinger
Newton Fulton
Thomas Myers
Fred Englar
Harry R. Snook
North Market Street
Utica Church
Utica
W. ©. Royal
John M. DeChant
John H. Grove
David English
Harry Witter
E. G. Markell
Frank M. Shapro
Robert Fleming
M. L. Creager and Son
Mary K. Miler
William Miller
The
Reformed Church
Sabillasville
W. F. Kohler
Claude Favorite
Harry Zentz
Albert Freshour
Geo. Whitmore
Russell Mathias
Joseph Warthen
Mother Sheep Must Have Jumped Fence
A shepherd finds a mother sheep that cleverly escapes a fenced field to reach its lamb. The ewe leads him to the pasture where the lamb is trapped with its head wedged, and the shepherd frees it. The herd’s escape remains unexplained.
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London
Grain and Livestock Market Prices Listed
Grain market notes for wheat and corn with price ranges. Livestock prices cited for steers heifers hogs with figures around 5.00 to 5.50, up to 16 for some items. Poultry prices listed as 28 to 30 cents for standard and small chickens, furnished by Frederick Conny Products, Inc.
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Frederick Conny Products, Inc
w. ST +S
Weddings Pryor Stull in Thurmont Gazette Style
Pryor and Stull wed April 7 at St. John's Lutheran Thurmont with Rev. Corbett officiating. Guests included Stull relatives and Waynesboro residents Hess and Heefner. Newlyweds reside at 1143 North Potomac Street Waynesboro Pa. Pryor previously employed at Central Trust Co. Thurmont.
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Helen Heefner
Waynesboro
Pryor
Saubb Ing
Taneytown
Hess
Miss Heefer
Thurmont
Central Trust Co
Citizens’ ‘Saving Bank
N. Potomac St
Waynesboro, Pa
Tree Planting Observed by Urbana Woman's Club
The Woman's Club of Urbana hosted a Tree Planting on the new school ground Thursday afternoon. Two Oriental plane trees were planted as members and guests attended a program including a prayer by Rev. Mr. Benson, talks by G. Lloyd Palmer and Miss Violex Schwartz, readings, a planting poem, and a youth shovel exercise.
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Woman's Club of
Urbana
America
Benson
W. T. Griffith
G. Lloyd Palmer
Frederick County Schools
Violex Schwartz
Constance Strube
Constant Southworth
Federation of Better Homes In
Washington
Ethi Dixon
Device for Body Transparency Stuns French Doctor
Dr Andre Tours, a Frenchman, claims to have found a method to render the human body transparent so organs can be seen in action. He plans to share initial data with French medical men and seeks no funding or U.S. travel. The discovery would let surgeons view bones and internal troubles directly, aiding diagnosis in consumption, cancer, and cases of suspected murder.
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Andre Tours
United States
France
Tours
Names of Months From Ancient Ziemer Forefathers
Montreal Family Herald recounts how Roman gods influenced month names including January from the god Renan cod and Bop ried toward the solstice. It notes war customs, temple openings, and Augustus’s era affecting timing when the review was born.
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Erin
Jarvs
Renan
Wis
Rama
Pean
Ron
Augusine
Oor Seview
Montreal
Purely Personal Notices From Baltimore to Thurmont
Local social notes list Miss Frances Houck of Baltimore visiting her aunt Mrs Chas Worman aged 18 Miss Marguerita Gains of Baltimore staying with sister Miss Helen Gains at the Middletown School faculty The piece also notes attendance at the Baltimore opera opening La Forza del Destino at the Lyric theater with Rosa Ponselle and Giovanni Martinelli and lists many visitors to Chestnut Grove including the Eyler and Fogle families It mentions DAR Continental Congress sessions in Washington and unveiling of the Andrew Jackson statue in the city Rev Paul Yoder and family visiting Rocky Ridge Eddie Moser and Gladys Aldinger visiting Thurmont and other neighborhood visits Concludes with birth of a son James DeChant Wilmer to Rev Wilmer H Long and Mrs Mary DeChant Long at Waynesboro hospital
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Frances Houck
Baltimore
Chas. Worman
Marguerita Gains
Helen Gains
Middletown School
Wesley Barrier
Chestnut Grove
Edward Eyler
Grayson Eyler
Winfield H. Fogle
Roger Eyler
Wesley Burrier
Henrietta Eyler
Charlotte Eyler
Dorothy Fogle
Mandy Gurrier
Frances Fogle
Harold Burrier
Charles Fogle
Edward T. Fogle
Charles Barkier
Margaret Eisenhauer
Barbara Fout
Maud W. Dittmar
Big City
Baltimore Opera
Lyric Theater
Rosa Ponselle
Giovanni Martinelli
Francia H. Markell
Henry T. Wade
Eleanor
C. Waters
Baltimore City
Thurmont
Paul Yoder
New Windsor College
Juniata College
Huntington
William L Renner
Rocky Ridge
Eddie Moser
University of Maryland
Laten Moser
Gladys Aldinger
York
D. S. Weybright
Ross Eigenbrode
Eva Eigenbrode
Mary Tritappe
Frederick City Hospital
Grace Kelbaugh
Blanche Beard
Rachel Stottlemyer
Raymond Eyler
George Miller
Frederick
Mrs Beatty and Evelyn Return From Washington Trip
Mrs B J Beatty and daughter Evelyn have returned from a trip to Washington. Mir Windsor Brandenburg of Baltimore spent a day with his mother, Mrs Tile Brandenburg in Mt Airy.
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Mt. Airy
B. J. Beatty
Evelyn
Washington
Mir. Windsor Brandenburg
Baltimore
Tile Brandenburg
Weather by Latitude and Wind Explain Harsh Seas
The article argues temperature is less decisive than wind and sea conditions. It notes sea-level cold feels harsher due to moving air, contrasts Boston shade warmth with open plains, and situates New York under varied winds from Lisbon to Constantinople, stressing seasonal wind patterns over latitude.
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Minnesota
Boston
York
Lisbon
Naples
Constantinople
Great Britain
Nu NewYork
Illnesses and Injuries Near Thurmont and Surroundings
Among The Sick Mies Helen Reese of West Fifth Street is 11 and in improv. Arthur L. Rouzer of Thurmont has been disabled for two weeks by erysipelas. R. C. Maxwell returns from Howard A Kelly Hospital Baltimore and slowly improves. Mildred Bowers of Thurmont has been very ill in Hagerstown the past week. John Knott, Thurmont, youngest son, ill with flu the past week. Georges Readock Jr. received a broken arm while attempting to crank a automobile.
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Betty
Thurmont
Georges S. Readock, Jr
Frederick County events and notices in 1844 1928 Frederick items
Local notices report Frederick County Historical Society invited to Maryland Historical Society exercises for Thomas John gos first Maryland governor at the State House Annapolis 2 p m April 19 1844. Supper at Trinity M E church April 19 8 p m roast beef ham cake ice cream extra public dance Adamstown April 18 1928. Vehicle and service ads list roof painting automobile gear and sales with addresses and contact numbers. Public sale auction furniture piano and more at 220 Hast Church St April 21 1928. Rentals notices and shop ads for lawn mowers photographs bulbs and delivery services plus short real estate and loan offers.
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Frederick County
Np. m
Trinity M. E
South
Hast Church St
Notice and Community Event Listings From Frederick County Page
Public notices and local events include a benefit musical on April 20 1928 at U B Sunday school with Hummelbaugh sisters and Grace Spennekier admission 25 cents adults, 10 cents children plus a public dance in Adamstown April 18 music by Strine's Frederickt Ontonians dancing 9 to 12 with 1 per couple. Auctioneers and sales announced with addresses and contact numbers including J Null and Mrs J O Hendrix. Also public notices about clerk WAUGH and various local services and vendors offering junk removal dairy delivery sanitation gripping cleaning and poultry egg hatchery ads with names and addresses for Frederick Md area.
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Kings Daughtery
U. B
Hummelbaugh
Grace Spennekier
Catherine Spesaard
Goca
Adamstown
Baseball Club
Strine
Freder Iektonians
Real Estate Listings by Gilmore R Flautt in Frederick
Gilmore R Flautt real estate ad lists six acre and brick dwellings near Frederick, College Park and Went Fifth Street with prices from 2 300 to 3 600 cash, plus poultry farms, modern homes, lots and exchanges. Includes marketing lines about financing exchanges and city properties.
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Madison Bt
Trail Ave
College Ave
Rice
P. Luther Rice
Thano
Third St
Frederick
West Fifth Street
Baignessy
College Park
Washington St
Fifth Street
Hood College
Mies
Trail Avenue
Paris
Gilmore R. Flautt
N. Market Street
Unclear Names List From OCR Fragment
A fragmented OCR line lists multiple names and initials including Joseph D. Baken Tuomas H Hanure Charles H Contey M D Joan 8 Newman James H Gamera Jn Hoymes D Bake Daniel Baker Jr Jonn H Bakes Elus B Ramssuren Scwarren T HaRcerr with no clear context or event.
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Joseph D. Baken
Tuomas H, Hanure
Charles H
Contey
M. D
Joan 8
Newman
James H
Gamera
Hoymes D. Bake
Daniel Baker, JR
Jonn H. Bakes
Elus B. Ramssuren
Scwarren T
HaRcerr
208 Acre Near town with rail, state road access
208 acres near town and railroad station highly improved. One hour to Washington. Located at 37 Court Street Frederick Maryland. Phone 600.
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Carroll County
State Road
Browing
Washington
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Moss Viola K. Hahn
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Chas. H. Corbett
Howard H. Hahn
Wilmer H. Long
James DeChant Wilmer
Waynesboro Hospital
Long
Mary ‘DeChant
Hanover
Hond College
Mies Helen Reese
West
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F. Hartman
Dayton
India
Kline
Marcus W. Simmons
Francis Perrott
Automobile Finance
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Globe Bldg
BE. Patrick St
Chas
Wertheimer
Frank James
Fifth St
Excelsior Sanitary Dairy
B. F. Grove
Potomac Edison CO
West Patrick St
Vernon Boone
Motter Avenue
S. Market Street
Nettie Haller
Stertzbach
Church and Market
Frederick, Md
J. W. Ebert
Frederick Small Loan Co
Court ST
Farmers Supply Company
South Car Toll Street
John L. Dutrow
Joseph H. Busard
Francis Scott Key Garage
Thoar Service
Tae News
Feanin
P. Luther Rich
ML G, Waugh
Notlce
Wm. A. Rothschofer
Madison Gt
East Third St
People’s Drug Stores
John Null
East Seventh Str
Market St
Kolb
R T. Droneburg
West Patth Street
Rockwell Terrace
J. O. Hendrix
Guy L. Font
Licenas
J. Paul Delphy
George B. King
West Sixth St. Frederick, Md
Chapel Alley
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Astley
3Rd St
the Commercial Service and Credit Co
State Bank
Potomac Edison
W. Patrick St
FEAGA
Windsor
N. Market St
H. C. Zacharias
J. Roy
Hyndman
West Twelfth Street
Market Street
Nealhe Avenue
RL Rees
Walkersville
Man & Market St
Kant
Aditisa
Nnpenis
Sioue
Lraddock Uelishts
Je ®Isen
Hugh
Gittinger
Itamaburs Carrings Works
Saints
Grayson i. Falmer
West Third St
Trainisher Modern
Vossissian
Grayson E. Palmer
Shrooma
Bath
Drayson E. Palmer
Winebrewer
C. A. Gilson
Farmers and Mechanice Bante
Mouchan
Patrick St
Luther Rice
West Church St
Hays
Orphans' Court
Mary
Maryland
Alary C. Filler
Porgthy D. Filler
Hammond Clary
We. A. Brow
Frederck County
Newt
Mike
Sur Hasta
Jess
Sasteth TE Hagan
Tate
Alarvand
Deergerd
Rye
Dora
John W. Snooe
Garake
Motter Av
Garrare
Park Ave
Businese Place
East Patrick St
Jobn W Snoork
E A. Strout Farm Agency
Plymouth Rock
Daria Cramer Walkerstiis
RECK
Barred Rock
Bachk'a
Mt Airy Md
Rade
Massanutten Farms Hatchery
Bok D
Harrisonburg
N.R
D. Mantz
R&d Mantz
Sounb Market Street
Frederick Ma
Millinery Faul‘iexs Sik Hostery Bachla
Royal Society
Noah
Oceamer & Son
Noah & Cramer
James & Cramer
Mogero
MceMurray
Taird
Noderp
Bouse
Margatn
Hamilton Ave
Noah E Cramer & Son
Real Est, Mort
LVV. CO
Inceme
Mort
Morteame
EAL Estate and Insurance
Clary John L Beall
Realtors
Patricy St
SOR
Citizens’ National Bank
Joserh D. Baker
Holmes D. Bake
John H. Baker
Joseph McDrvfr
Whitlam G, Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvatn
J. Travers Thomas
Aesistant
Thomas P. Rich
Samd Family
Samb Business
Bamh
Potts & Griffin
Fredererick
Realtorn and
Instrora
Court Street
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