Daily News Briefs From Washington Street To Sacramento
The column notes travel and homecomings across multiple states. Mr Charles Keefer and family evacuated a Monocacy camp due to high water with farmer assistance. Miss Mary Esther Tull plans a Norfolk visit with a Washington stay. Mrs Wood P Johnson and daughter spend summer at Braddock Heights. Mr and Mrs William D Storton depart for Glacier Park and Spokane amid Hoover Company duties, with a Sacramento transfer announced for September 1. Mrs J Spangler Kieffer returned from Frederick to The Dagmar. Anna Kefauver returns home after Frederick visit. Dr C M Bennet family and Augustus B scour visit McKaig after a Valleytown afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Keefer
G. Roy Martin
Washington Street
Monocacy
Mary Esther Tull
East Third Street
Norfolk
Washington
Wood P. Johnson
Braddock Heights
William D. Storton
Glacier Park
Montana
Spokane
Morton
Hoover Suction Sweeper Company
Hoover Company
North Cantor
Ohio
Sacramento
Calif
Pacific Coast
Fortland
Oregon
J. Spangler Kieffer
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Frederick
Dagmar
Hagerstown
Anna Kefauver
Bessie Shaff
C. M. Bennet
Robert
Augustus B.scour
Valleytown
George A. Bennet
McKaig
Death notices for Chas Hammond and Roscoe Bowie
Charles Hammond died at his home near Woodbine on Sunday July 25 age 72 years 8 months 20 days He is survived by daughter Mrs Warren Hurburt Funeral services set for Tuesday at Bethel church with interment in the nearby cemetery Roscoe Bowie died Friday July 27 at Walter Reed Hospital Washington D C Funeral set for Sunday at 2 pm at Poplar Springs Howard county interment in the church cemetery Funeral director H M Snyder Ridgeville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Hammond
Woodbine
Warren Hurburt
Poplar Springs
Bethel Church
H. M. Snyder
Ridgeville
Roscoe Bowie
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
Howard County
Ida P. Stier Sullivan
Kew Market
George Donaldson
M. P. Church
New Market Cemetery
Frank Hammond
Frank Downey
Ernest Boyer
Henry Boyer
Harry Wood
W. W. Nicodemus
W. FE. Falconer
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Berner at MecKaig Home
On Tuesday July 24 a birthday surprise was held at Mrs. George A Berner’s MecKaig home. Friends and relatives arrived around one o’clock, with many named attendees from nearby towns and families listed in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MecKaig
George A. Berner
C. H. Pittinger
Monroe
Pauline
James Albaugh
Ross Myers
Isabell
Jack Wolf
Johnsville
William Myers
Union Bridge
Percy Putman
Thurston
Taneytown
D. R. Lease
Austin
Agnes Lease
Agnes Miller
Lucy Bryden
Emily Bachteil
Margaret Simpler
Courtney Fox
Harry Cramer
Fannie Cramer
William Summers
Orvill
Ailen and Jerline
George Perry
Filizahbeth Sheetenhelm
J. W. Benner and Sons
Taul and William
Walter Pittinger
Liberty
Lulu Benner
Bonds Signed for 190000 School Funding Drive
County Commissioner David Oland signed bonds totaling 130000 for school needs and deposited them in a bank. The issue, part of a 250000 authorization, funds new buildings and improvements, with plans to seek 300000 for road upgrades once state takeover reduces maintenance costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Oland
Oland
Storm damages sweep Frederick Carroll counties area
Reports from Frederick and Carroll counties near Unionville Oak Orchard and surrounding areas detail extensive storm and flood damage. A tenant house on Samuel Ensor’s farm near Oak Orchard washed from its foundations and about $1000 damage to J T S Albaugh mill between Oak Orchard and New Windsor. The mill dam across the race was swept away. White Hill Woods area reports a covered bridge over a small creek washed away by the flood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Carroll Counties
Unionville
Oak Orchard
Samuel Ensor
J. T. S. Albaugh
New Windsor
White Hill Woods
Cannonville
Paradise
Isle of Ragusa Isle Seized in Law Suit Over Doubtful Heir
Historic Lacroma near Ragusa known for Richard Coeur de Lion monastery figures in Yugoslav litigation. Princess Elizabeth, now divorced, renounced Hapsburg claims after selling rights to the state for 625000 dollars amid a dispute over whether Ragusa should transfer ownership under the St Germain treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacroma
Richard Coeur de Lion
Holy Land
Lttle
Ragusa
Emperor Maximilian
Mexico
Rudolf
Austria
Elizabeth
Otto Windischgratz
St. Germain
Baden
Hapsburg
Czechoslovakia
Princess Elizabeth
Train derailment unleashes boulders on Cleveland street
Two freight cars derailed on New York Central tracks at the West Fifty eighth street bridge in Cleveland dislodging boulders weighing over a ton that crashed onto a passing automobile. Driver J. J. Reinhart escaped unharmed though the car was demolished. The story includes an odd superstition about a marguerite daisy and a magic flower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New York Central
West Fifty Eighth Street Bridge
J. J. Reinhart
Reinhart
Opportune Time to Clip Fence Briars and Weeds
Former County Commissioner Frank M. Stevens near Creagerstown urges farmers to clear briars and weeds from roadfronts. He notes rain reduced growth but warns overgrown corners block views and raise accident risk. August seen as best for initial removal to ease ongoing maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Frank M. Stevens
Creagerstown
Sterets
Stevens
Understanding a Car at Sixty Miles an Hour
An analysis compares a car traveling 60 mph to a fall from 120 feet, equating impact energy to a 2,400 pound car hitting ground at 60 mph with 290000 foot pounds of energy. It calculates stopping distance 44 feet under 6600 pounds resistance and average power over 257 horsepower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Causes of Cotton Gin Fires Highlighted by USDA
Investigations by the United States Department of Agriculture show that static electricity is a major cause of cotton gin fires, often leading to losses over a million dollars in a season. Other causes include matches, overheated bearings, friction between saws and cotton, and sparks from metal or foreign particles. grounding and proper wiring can drain electricity and prevent sparks. The USDA circular No. 271 explains the wiring system with diagrams to reduce fire risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Bible Thought Man's Birthright Excerpt Psalms 8:6
A short religious reflection cites Psalms 8 6 noting humans given dominion over creation. The text emphasizes stewardship and responsibility over earthly works as framed by scripture.
Ruffled Frocks and Satin Backed Crepe For Fall Styles
A London exhibit shows a blue glass floor with enamel pattern. Forthcoming fall trends feature Indo-China inspired silhouettes with waistfront ruffle emphasis and ornaments. Satin-backed crepe remains a versatile staple, showing beauty on both sides and reversible trims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Festival and services in Frederick county venues listed
Braddock Grange hosts an August 4 festival with Hagan's Orchestra. local life insurance and optometry ads mix with public health notices. Includes Chiropractor office opening by Dr. Ell Kritzer and local business promotions for crackers, housing, and taxi services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Grange
Hagan’s Orchestra
Bank officers listed for real estate firm
Joseph D. Baker chairs the board with Holmes D. Baker as president and John H. Baker as vice president. William G. Zimmerman serves as cashier and Samuel G. Duvall and J. Travers Thomas as assistant cashiers. John H. Ramsburg and Charles H. Conley M. D. Real Estate Mortgage Investment Company. Markell H. Nelson manages the Real Estate Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes D. Baker
John H. Baker
Joseph McDivit
Samuel G. Duvall
Cashier
J. Travers Thomas
Democratic meeting and local notices in Frederick area
Notice calls all registered Democratic voters of Frederick District to meet at the Court House on Saturday August 4 at 8 p m to elect district delegates to the Democratic County Convention and members of the Democratic County Central Committee. Also public notices about election sessions Saturdays, wholesale fruit and vegetables business, auctions, sealed bids for Mountaindale refreshments, and various local events and sales in Frederick and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Court House
Democratic County Central Committee
David C. Winebrenner
Board of Election Supervisors
Lee Ranneberger
Wachter Bros
Ss. Marino
Mountaindale
Harry Klipp
Lewistown
Gilmore Rk Flautt Bolng and Insurance Office Details
Record lists Gilmore Rk Flautt and Bolng associated with an insurance office at 111 N Market St with phone 255 and residence 520 R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore Rk
Flautt
Bolng and Insurance
N. Market St
For Sale 98 Acre Frederick Farm on Lime Stone Soil
W WN JOLLIFFE offers a 98 acre farm two miles from Frederick on a hard road with high grade lime stone soil and immediate possession at 17500 dollars. Also another roughly 100 acre parcel one mile from Frederick priced at 18000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
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Sriip
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Markey-Matchings
Frank M. Shapro
Optometrist
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West Patrick Street
Francis Scott Key Hotel
EL L. Kritzer
Central Trust
Markey-Mathias
G. L. Baking Company
Bowers
Thurmont
Boynton
Horace C. Zacharias
Geo. H. Zimmerman
Markey-Mathias Building
Taxi-Cab Service Company
F. H. Despeaux
South Market Street
Gittinger's Grocery
Potts & Griffin
West College Terrace
College Park
Lota
Court ST
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Joseph D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
John 8. Ramsburg
Thomas H Haller
Charles H. Conley, M. D
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James. H. Gambrili JR
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Thomas P.rice
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Madison St
Washington St
McMurray
N. Bentz St
ANCE
Markell H. Nelson, Manaper
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Nica
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Pike
Pike and Railroad
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Onnike
Woodabors
Fredartel
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Rix
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Pariscarion
Elm Street
Din Avenue
Gale
Mare Wood
HARP
Pythian Castle
J. Harry Kennedy
John W. Grove
Burgee
Buckeystown
H. Fulton Nicodemus
W. E Darner
Utica Mills
Lutheran Church Bar
Gladiol
John H. Staley
Jug Bridge
Home Bakery
East Fifth Street
G. M. Fogle, Prop
Utica
Miller's Grove
Mt. Carmel
East Third
Chapel Alley
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley
Phone
Wilaon
Thia
Cnca
4Th St
Trail Ave
West Bouth
East Church &T
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West 4Th St
Enat 3Rd St
McMurray &1
Tiard St
Modern Homes
N Market St
Haat
Rosemont
Elm St
Investiente
Monrovia
John H. Stauffer
Automobile
General Insurance
John H. Stauffer, SR
Patrick-Court
W. WN. Jolliffe
N. Ptolliffe
West Church Street
Noah FE
Cramer & Son
Noah EB. Cramer
James H. Cramer
Lewissburg
Walkersville
Weat Third
Yellow Springs
Atdta Road
Mt. Pleasant
Ijamaville
Houra
Jefferson Bt
Daysville
N. Market
Havass
Park Ave
Fengaville
Elm 8&T
NOAH E_CRAMER
St Frederick
Grayson H. Mercer
South Market
Lima Stones
City
Airy
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Rabineey
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