Transfers of Real Estate and Birth of Licenses in Frederick Court
Week's record from the Circuit and Orphans' Courts lists property deeds including transfers to George S. Wilson Branewick real estate and to The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Baltimore City among others. Marriage licenses issued for Claude Reese Eisler and Edos Grace Rippeon, Edgar Russell Brookman and Annie Rath Grove, and more. Orphans' Court items cover inventories, accounts, and estate probates for Elizabeth Koons Savilla Long Ellen Johnson Mary Hester Jeoromes among others. A reported bicycle accident at Market Street notes an 11 o'clock incident near Cherea 1 Street with minor injuries.
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Circuit
Orphans' Courts
M. Osberlns Gilbert
George S. Wilson
Braddock Heights
Harry E. Ramsburg
William H. Vanmeter
Branewick
Jacob H. Wild
William Spanmetes
Baltimore City
William H. Joumster
Elias B. Stottlemyer
Walter Ai. Gtottlemyer
Daniel E. Wilhide
Rhua E. Willbide
Thormont
Danial E. Wilbide
Rouse Homes
Clayton O. Keedy
Margaret E. Birely
City
Clayton QO. Keady
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Rom Eatate
Colby
Pythian Onatle Association
Frederick City
Broderick County
Real Eatate
Olty
Claude Reese Eisler
Edos Grace Rippeon
Near Libertytown
Edgar Russell Brookman
Shookstows
Annie Rath Grove
Rocky Springs
Evera O. Byler
James A. Kidd
Mollie Virginia Foraythe
Baltimore
James D. Gologs
Lillian Jackson
Frederick
Willam Samuel Bidle
Near Myesville
Virginia Grace Gaver
Highland
Orphans’ Court
Elizabeth Koons
Savilla O. Long
Ellen 8. Johnson
Joseph B. Long
Bavilia O
Fudge
Frederick Tennis Club Hosts Thermont Doubles Clash
On East Third Street courts yesterday Frederick representatives edged Thermont in two doubles matches. E Toms and W Jolliffe beat Bicely and Loy 7-9 6-1 6-3. A Tome and J Beyond defeated Dr. and Mr. Mathise 6-? 6-3. Fredrick teams showed mixed cohesion, but fielded strong individual play as Hagerstown triumphed in Cook Md. next week Frederick will host additional matches against Ton representatives.
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Frederick Tenala Cind
East Third Street
Thermont
KB. E. Toms
W.N. Jolliffe
Bicely
Loy
Sete
Wrederich
Pate
Stren- Ssva
Thurmont
L A
Tome
John
Mathise Ned
Atzalaht
Tug
Begton
Fredactch
Jerlck
Frederick
Hagerstown
Cook
A. Toms
John da
Passenger Depot and Car Barn Plan Amid Railroad Closure
The Washington, Frederick and Gettysburg Railway closed its option on Mr. Frank V. Stanb’s Market and East Fourth street property, once a Chinese Laundry, for a passenger station. A adjoining lot at East Fourth and the warehouse of D. O Winebraner & Bon will host a car barn. Construction slated to begin around September 1 with more land to be acquired. Local residents listed as ill with rheumatism and other ailments. A Braddock Heights dance venue faced confusion as programs and schedules varied, with dancers and orchestra missing planned items.
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Washington, Frederick
Braddock Heights
Athera
Mutiny Reported Amid Turmoil at Petersburg
Aug 1 dispatch from St Persasburg reports a mutiny in progress at Petersburg with 80 nearby cutting off communication. Fighting continues in Pislaed as authorities seek control.
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St. Persasburg
Funeral of Mrs Mary L OBrien Set for Tomorrow
The funeral of Mrs Mary L OBrien will be held tomorrow afternoon. The service will be conducted at Olivet Church with interment at the cemetery.
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Mary L. O'Brien
Olivet
Frederick Juniors at Clarke Place Diamond Night
Frederick Juniors played a baseball night at Clarke Place diamond with batter Yevaeciok Jan and pitchers H Shipley Loney Tonivode Zeigler and H Bounders.
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Clarke Place
Frederick Juniors
Altisoi
Yevaeciok
Jan
H. Shipleyeo
O. Loney
Tonivode
Zeigler
H. Bounders
Obscure Industrial Text Describes Unclear Process
A fragmented description references workers and equipment at a top level of a trial. It mentions pistals, orem, and water related to ice, with notes on movement failure and possible tool or material issues. The text is garbled but suggests an industrial or experimental procedure.
Farmers Pic nic Meet in Wildwood Park Mt Airy
The Upper Country Tobacco Growers Association and farmers from Howard Carroll Frederick and Montgomery counties host a two day fair in Wildwood Park Mt Airy on August 10 and 11. Noted speakers including Hon C Hays Taylor from Indianapolis will address farmers and planters on profitable prices and methods. Wm M Hays assistant secretary of Agriculture and representatives from the Maryland Experiment Station will attend Friday and Saturday respectively. Dr Z V Evapp of Virginia and Sylvester of a Virginia college will address topics on tobacco organization and beef cattle. State official Richard G a no George a county named special tobacco agent and Calvert county treasurer John Hore will attend alongside other figures. D H Hargett of Wredecick will discuss farming and silage.
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Upper Country Tobacco Growers’ Association
Howard, Carroll, Frederick
Montgomery
Wildwood Park
Mt. Airy
C. Hays Taylor
Ichianapolis
Fod
National
Telescco Growers’ Association
Sylvester
Wirgined Cultural College
Richard G. A
Noe
John H.ore
Calvert County
Maryland Tobacco Weems
D.C
X Growers’ Association
D. H. Hargett
Wredecick
Judge Shows Mercy as Brown Is Paroled After Long Conviction
Joseph H. Brown, once twice convicted of grand larceny and sentenced to prison, was released on his own recognizance after Judge Henderson amended the terms. Brown, accompanied by family, thanked supporters and vowed to lead a better life, admitting past misdeeds were concentrated in youth and blaming at least one associate for provoking wrongdoing. Local horse thieves’ club members attended, seeking to shield livestock from theft.
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Rockville
Henderson
Joseph H. Brown
Bharif James FP. Gott
Betimore
Gret Indictmes
Thomas W. Waters
Brockeville
Montgomery County
Indictessat
Thomes W
Rome
CIA
Betkovits
Vicinity
Brows
Brookeville
Leonard Beer
Brown
Serry
Pennsylvania
Ava
Death notices and funeral in Maryland and Washington
The notice reports the death of Mrs Ann Elizabeth Taylor 75 years 8 months 28 days at her daughter’s home near Jefferson. Survived by four sons and five daughters including George W William B John S Daniel T Ida M Smith Mary E Orom Clara V Summers. Funeral Friday at 10 followed by services at St Johns Catholic Church and Mt Olivet cemetery. Also Herman Dwyer aged 33 from Brookville Md died July 26. Survived by six sisters and four brothers. funeral was held recently.
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Ann Elizabeth Taylor
Clara V. Summers
Jefferson
Ee. Taylor
William
Taylor
Washington, D.C
Mra
Bommore
George W
New Market
Wo. B
John
Daniel T
Washington
Ida M. Smith
Charleaville
Mary BE. Orom
Frederick
Clara VY
Sammera
Aante G. Delauter
Braddock
Maggie T. Blotz
Waabrogion
M. BR. Etobison
Bs. John's Odsholic Church
O'Ctook
Mt Olivet
Derman Dwyer
Herman Dwyer
Brookville
Baatdeo
Siz Ofeters
William Martin
Bronswick
Ivan Nicholeon
Kaneiag
Win. Ridgely
Marty Dewyer
George
Marion Dwyer
Jergely
Pleasant Party Honoring Miss May Molesworth
The Social World notes a pleasant party on Monday evening at East Church Street hosted by Miss Mildred Landauer and Miss Lillian Birely. Guests enjoyed games, musical selections, and choice refreshments in honor of Miss May Molesworth of Wood Bloe.
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Miceel Mildred Landauer
Lillian Birely
East Church Street
Mise May Molesworth
Woodbloe
Man Arrests Stir Local Race After Bail Denied
A man named Harry Barton was arrested near Ldokaville yesterday in a case tied to a wife’s criminal matter. He faced immediate bail denial as authorities pursued further charges.
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Eds de Wifs
Harry Barton
Esterday
Ldokaville
Tre Coustache
Carter
Oath of Office Noted For Rev White Senior’s Service
The record states Rev. B. White, serving for seven years, took the oath of office and duties but was not a candidate for reappointment. This notes his tenure and nonseek of renewal in the same official capacity.
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Sen
Sale of Blankets Attracts Local Shoppers
Sale of blankets offers big savings with regular stock clears at notable discounts. Local items and general interest noted as colored residents plan a plant event at the fate grounds tomorrow. Frederick 40 Ad and the Mayor attended today. James B. Warfield of Third Street died yesterday. Harry Beauforter bought from Dougine H. Hargett the latter's auto. A sewer-linked cellar under the Siret National Bank building on North Market Street. a water pipe burst in front of the United Engine House yesterday. Officer Simpson commands a banded force for necessary rapette. The Frederick W. Obsaderfer building at St Patrick Street is being painted by J. A. Lampe and assistants.
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Frederick
James B. Warfield
Kaat Third Straet
Harry Beaufolter
Dougine H. Hargett
Siret National Bank
North Market Stree
Belog
Simpson
Frederick W. Obsaderfer
Patrick
J. A. Lampe
Foros
Handa
Exiled French monks to establish church in county
News item notes a monastery planned by exiled French monks in Allegany County. A Maryland motorist escaped serious injury after reacting to an explosion of automotive acid fumes in Washington county. Preliminary work begins on a trolley line from Cheatertown to Tol oheater. John Koonts, a watchman at a He geratown auto plant, died after exposure to gases from a cinder pile. Jamon Drewery of Green Spring Furnace was killed by a Western Maryland RR passenger train near Chariton Station on the Potomac Valley Branch.
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Cumberland
Oaoll
Allegany
Cheatertown
Tol Oheater
John Koonts
Hegeratown Automobile
Jamon Drewery
Green Spring Furnace
Washington County
Western Maryland Railroad
Chariton Station
Potomac Valley
A Month's Record and Death Roll of July
For the month of July 65 deaths were recorded in the city and county. Interments: Me. Olivet 10, St. John’s 4, colored yards 5. Burials at Middletown Os Gore Pt. of Rocks Sabilasville New Market Woodsboro Beaver Dam Emmitsburg Oreageretown Pearl Brooke Doubs Wolfeville Hope Hill Thurmont. Mortality higher than June. Mt Olivet interments July 19 city 8 county. Sgt Beverly N Sparks Osntraville visiting. Sergeant Boarke popular. Sparks recently on Baltimore American staff. long, healthy life ahead. Leper back in West Virginia.
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Perecus
Me. Olivet
St. John'a
Sergeans Baverly N. Sparks
M. N.G
Osntraville
Walter Duvall
West Bouth
Boarke
Sparks
Haltimore
Maryland
News of the Churches and Community Gatherings
The Bible class of the German Bay er Brethren church will meet this evening at 7:40. The second reunion of Frederick county’s Reform Sunday school is set for Bradock Heights tomorrow. Fire plug installation near Judge Mobter’s home will be seated this evening at 7.00 by the janfor engine.
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Bayer Brethren Church
Reformed Sunday Schoole
Frederick County
Braddock Heights
North Bentz
Jona
Mobter
Janfor
Beraddock Heights Reunion and Community Notices
Local notices announce a Reformed Sunday Schools reunion at Beraddock Heights on Thursday August 2 with devotional service in the auditorium and a twenty-piece orchestra. Also mention Lion lawn fete at Benadock Colony Thursday evening with town entries and household exhibits.
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Reformed
Beraddock Heights
Gapm
M. Ajlere
Benadock
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