Return to America After Six Years Absence
Mrs Corinne Baughman de Garmen dia and Miss Pepilia de Garmendia, abroad for years, plan to sail for America next month from Nymphenburg area. In letters to Mrs Frances Fenwick Smith they describe war hardships, Royal hospital care, and pride in Belgian charity, noting beauty of blooming nature and tender ties they must leave behind.
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Corinne Baughman de Garmendia
Pepilia de Garmendia
America
Nymphenburg
Frances Fenwick Smith
de Garmendia
Belgium
Lusitania
Ludwig Ferdinand
Local Sickness Updates From Town Residents
Mrs. Gordon M. Ash of White Oak Springs is improving. Mrs. Lillian R. Anders of Patrick Street has shown improvement. Mr. William H. Reese of The News on West Fifth Street is home with rheumatism. Mr. David Groff on North Market Street is quite sick. Mr. Frank Crouse of East Church Street is somewhat improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon M. Ash
White Oak Springs
Lillian R. Anders
Patrick Street
William H. Reese
West Fifth Street
David Groff
North Market Street
Frank Crouse
East Church Street
Picnic date set for Sunday school at Burkhart woods
Announcement from United Brethren church states the annual Sunday school picnic will be held in Burkhart's woods near Yellow Springs on August 1. A prayer meeting is planned for Wednesday evening. The men’s chorus and VR orchestra will meet Thursday evening. A reorganization meeting of the Board of Trustees is also scheduled for Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&s
United Brethren Church
Burkhart’. Woods
Yellow Springs
Board of Trustees
Major Markey Returns From Saunder Range Duty
Major D J Walker city commander of the Third Battalion returns home after field instruction with gains noted at Saunders range. The battalion under his command scored well during the exercise last week.
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Markey
D. J. Walker
Saunder’s Range
Sitfield
Market 6
Robber gang strikes farms and trains in Frederick county
A broad wave of wholesale thefts targets chicken houses dairies and the Western Maryland Railway above Thurmont. Two men Matthew Rentz and George Andrews were arrested for illegal train riding as authorities probe a series of egg butter and livestock looting spanning Emmitsburg Thurmont and Eyler’s Valley with multiple crimes reported and hundreds0 of dollars in claims filed against the railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Pennsylvania
Western Maryland Railway
Thurmont
Emmittsburg
Clarence Lidie
Matthew Rentz
George Andrews
Western Maryland
Blue Ridge
Maryland
Emmitsburg
Hagerstown
Ross Eyler
J. Hill
Hill
Staley
Waynesboro
Lidie
Eyler’s Valley
Deerfield
Cram Files for County Surveyor Ballot Nomination
Emory C. Cram entered the race for County Surveyor by filing for the Republican nomination. He has served two terms. Other filings include R Harwood Magruder for Judge of the Orphans Court and Robert E Cromwell for Sheriff. John W Holter weighs a Democratic bid for the House of Deputies and hints opposition to the LeSore bridge purchase. Anne E Johnson visited Braddock Heights and returned from Washington.
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Emory C. Cram
Board of Supervisors of Elections
Crum
R. Harwood Magruder
Frederick
Orphans Court
Robert E. Cromwell
Walkersville
John W. Holte
House of Deioesses
Holter
LeSore Bridge
County Schools to Open September 8
After a special Board meeting Supt. G Lloyd Palmer announced Frederick County schools will reopen September 8 for nine months. A State Board of Education directive requires nine months of operation, and insufficient funding from state and county appropriations prevents delaying until October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County School Commissioners
G. Lloyd Palmer
State Board of Education
Frederick County
Palmer
Tuberculosis Tops Frederick County Death Causes in July
The July report by Health Officer Ralph Browning of Myersville shows tuberculosis as the leading killer with twelve deaths, 71 total deaths overall, and 122 births. Chronic Brights disease followed with eight deaths, plus cases of convulsions, cancer, typhoid, scarlet fever, and other illnesses recorded. the health outlook appears satisfactory with low contagious disease counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Ralph Browning
Myereville
Bright
Fredrick
Cott's Neck Broken by Wagon Accident
County Commissioner John W. Humm near Harmony Grove loses a Percheron colt when the animal’s head becomes caught between a wagon wheel and the frame. The colt dies within minutes despite efforts by Robert Humm to free it. A second item notes a cooking demonstration by Mrs Nina Ross McSherry of Baltimore drawing over 150 women at the Hagerstown Frederick Railway Co on East Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Ross McSherry
Baltimore
Gas and Electric Department
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company
East Patrick Street
Funeral for Hanover Cousins Follows Tragic Canoe Accidents
A day after two Hanover youths drowned in the rapids at Waldheim Dam, relatives Messrs Jacob M Newatn Frank J Newman and Miss Emma K Newman travel from this city to Hanover Pa to attend the funerals of Robert Gill and William Schuck both about 14 years old. The boys were canoeing and attempted to pass the dam crest when splinters caused a capsize and they disappeared in a shallow pool. The funerals were held this afternoon.
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Jacob M. Newatn
Frank J. Newman
Emma K. Newman
Hanover
Waldheim
Bors
Robert Gill
George D. Gil
William Schuck
Euveone Schvick
Alan
Frederick county stock tax base expands by 1.23 million dollars
Frederick county records show 1,230,370 dollars added to the tax books from stocks and bonds after notices to residents to disclose holdings. A 45 cent tax rate applies, with state and local shares varying by town incorporation. The first notices yield a sizable increase, with more to come, while a separate Atlantic City incident reports M. F. Lease losing false teeth in the ocean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredrich County
J. Howard Allnutt
Spencer Stup
Frederick Cus
Board of County Commissioners
State Tax Commission
Atlantic City
M. F. Lease
Nim
Local Business Changes and Community Notices
Raymond J. Nicholas buys the studio once run by Bell and Homer and vows to uphold the high standard of portraits. The Frederick City Hospital Board of Managers will meet tomorrow at 10:00 at the Nurses Home. Stauffer Fish Market offers fresh seafood today. A cooking demonstration by Mrs. Nina Ross McSherry of Baltimore is set for Monday at the Electric Department office. Blue Ribbon Grocery promotes Sanitary Milk products. Lawn fête August 11 at Mrs. Rohrback’s Braddock Heights for the Porch Club. McCleery’s Jewelry advertises a free first link bracelet offer. Gas and electric bill discounts valid through the 14th. Monarch typewriter and accessories for sale. R H Davidge excavating and dead animal removal services listed.
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Frederick City Hospital
M. L. Etchison
Nina Ross McSherry
Consolidated Gas and Electric Co
Baltimore
Electric Department
The
H. and F. Ray
East Patrick Street
Fine three story brick house on West Church street
Describes a large multiple dwelling on West Church street with 10 rooms and baths, hot water heating, private sewer, and an 8 room rear structure. Notes lot size 50 by 300 feet, fruit on lot, alley access, and modern features. Also mentions adjacent properties and other rural listings with prices and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Church Street
East Patrick Street
Dill Avenue
Caliegs
American Independent Oil Company declares six percent dividend
Directors at the Home Office in Indiana Pa on July 6 declared a 6 percent dividend for the year ending July 31. The meeting found the company flourishing on a firm conservative basis with a pleasing outlook and approved the Post Sharing Plan. Checks were mailed August 1. Also listed is a sale notice for dining parlor equipment at 26 South Market Street by Appis W. M. Jeans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Independent Oil Company, Incorporated
Paya
American Independent OH Company. Incorporated
Indiana
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Francis Scott Key
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Neldig & Miller
Berman
Contayson
H. Mercer
Frank Strasberger
J.C. der Potts & Griffin
Macau
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Bennett's
Frank J. Downey
West, MD
Anne E. Johnson
Helen Heinlein
Braddock Heights
Browning
Newman
Bell
Homer
Nicholas
Stauffer Fish Market
Goldie Stauffer
Blue Ribbon Grocery
McCleery's Jewelry Store
Monarch
Smith
West Pat- Tick Street
R. H. Davidge
M. Boone
Rents Street
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
J. D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall. Asst
John D. Hendrickson
Yue
Palm Beach
Neidig & Miller
Joseph McDivit
John
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Pythian Castle
Braddock
Keighta
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Appis W. M. Jeans
South Market Street
Potts & Griffin
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
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Thomas P. Rior
Thomas P. Rich
Brederick, MD
Kuneral Director
Grayson H. Mercer
Wrederick
Red
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State Toad
Weatsboro
Grayson H. Staley
Grayson EH. Staley
SALZ
Sleotria
Mt. Pleasant
C. A. Thomas
East Third Street
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Remington, Smith-Premier & Monarch Typewriters
Albaugi & Harrington
Market St
Iempleres
Nalascox
Aulckly
N. BR
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John T. Lewin
Tahhl
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