Court hears dispute over cemetery curbing design
Miss Mary Louisa Johnson executrix of the late Louisa Johnson Clay sues Mount Olivet Cemetery Company to restrain interference with enclosing the deceased’s two lots with a curbing design. The court heard arguments yesterday before Judges Urner and Worthington. decision pending.
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Urner and Worthington
Court House
Mary Louisa Johnson
Louisa Johnson Clay
Mount Olivet
California
York Pa
Clay
Porch Fall at Brookville High Kills Brighton Woman
Mrs. Charles R. Hartshorne of Brighton died after a porch at Brookville High School collapsed during a storm shelter event. Several others were injured including Miss Alice Stadler, Mrs. Josiah J. Hutton, and Jack Shoemaker as a crowd sought shelter on the porch, which collapsed from the weight. Hartshorne was secretary of Brighton Grange and left a husband, two daughters and a son.
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Charles R. Hartshorne
Brighton
Brookville High School
Alice Stadler
Josiah J. Hutton
Jack Shoemaker
Protestant Episcopal Church
Dr Howard’s Specific Half Price Offer by Dr Pearre
Dr A L Pearre promotes a fifty cent bottle of Dr Howard’s celebrated remedy for constipation and dyspepsia at half price. He pledges to refund buyers if the medicine fails to cure. The offer, arranged with the druggist, has drawn strong response and aims to aid headaches dizziness sour stomach and related ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Pearre
Dr. Howard
A. L. .Pearce
Bin
Old-Time Copper Cents Worth Big Money to Collectors
A long look at rare large cents from 1793 to 1857, noting buyers in New England and prices for key varieties. The piece highlights the 1793 Liberty Cap cent, 1799 cent aristocrat, 1839 over 1836, and other dates, with values ranging from a few dollars to hundreds depending on condition. It also warns about counterfeits and advises buying from reliable dealers.
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United States
New England
U. S
Theodore J. Vonn
Chicago
American Numismatic Association
Philadelphia
Venn
Ing
Relres
Tours Under Difficulties Travel Note From New York City
Geo L Covert travels by tricycle pulled by a mule starting at City Mall New York en route to San Diego. He is an invalid with no use of both limbs and travels with his son and a companion from Washington. He plans to reach Hag eretoan then Cumberland, then west toward Ohio or the south depending on weather, stopping two days in Frederick and aiming for San Diego by mid fall. He sells poet cards as his sole travel income.
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City
New York City
Geo. L. Covert
San Diego
Calfornia
Washington
Covert
Hageretoan
Cumberland
Ohio
South
New Orleans
Carda
Frederick
Old Southern Ice Cream Recipes Collection
Selected from the News readers collection of Southern recipes for ice creams and desserts. Includes methods and ingredients for apricot tea cream chocolate ice cream cranberry frappe ginger ice and many more with steps for freezing and flavoring.
Picnic success marks Odd Fellows reunion gathering
Weather friendly crowds swell Pen Mar Park as 15 000 attend the Odd Fellows Maryland District of Columbia Virginian and Pennsylvania reunion. 14000 attendees arrive via rail and road with 14 special trains. Cantons from Baltimore depleted by National Guard calls. Addresses by Grand Master Perry G. Shaner and Baltimore leader James W. Chapman Jr. highlight this year’s event.
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Odd Fellows of
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginian
Pennsylvania
Pen- Mar Park
Winchester
Martinsburg
Harrisburg
Myersdale
Hancock
Cumberland
Baltimore
Gettysburg
York
Brunswick
Woodstock
Washington
Weverton
Westminster
Slagerstown
National Guard
Perry G. Shaner
Pittsburgh
A. R. Snedegar
Howard P. Hartman
Hagerstown
James W. Chapman, Jr
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Dull Week in Police Court and Local Drowning Tragedy
Justice Eckstein handles few cases sending Harry Dorsey to jail for 15 days and a $250 fine for drunken disorderly conduct in Klinehart's alley. Writs for Chambersburg baseball players over a removed altercation aboard a Hagerstown and Frederick Rail Way car at Myersville were withdrawn. Mrs Wertz of Hagerstown drowned near Ocean View Virginia, leaving a family including her husband Dr J M Wertz, mother Mrs S M Gaines, sister Mrs Harry M Humshrhouse and brother Edwin Gaines.
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C. E. Eckstein
Harry Dorsey
Klinehart
Chambersburg
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company
Myersville
Hagerstown
Wertz
J. M. Wertz
Ocean View
Norfolk
John M. Gaines
Virginia
Baltimore
Made Lucky Escape At Thurmont Trolley Incident
Eight-year-old Harrig Otis Miller, son of Mr and Mrs J William Miller of Thurmont, escaped serious injury when a Frederick Thurmont trolley struck his buggy at Thurmont station. He was knocked under the buggy, but walked away later scratched and bruised with no inward injuries. Aunts Mrs George Bussard and Mrs Wilders were aboard. the horse belonged to E Fraley. Deaf Picnic Tomorrow: Deaf of Western Maryland hold annual meeting and picnic at Woodly Park near Hagerstown with a 9 am departure by the 10th car.
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Harrig Otis Miller
J. William Miller
Thurmont
Frederick-Thurmont
Hagerstown and Frederick
George Bussard
Wilders
E. ©. Fraley
Maryland
Woodly Park
Hagerstown
Rural Clubs on Outing and Gatherings Across Counties
Rural extension agent Misa Ebner reports two clubs organized picnics this week. The Home Work Club of Jefferson rode to Middle Creek, swam, and picnicked. Winners in canning included Ruth Danner and Pearl Englebrecht. Members listed include many local women and Rev. and Mrs. Gerhart. The Market Progress Club hosted an all day picnic at Rover's Mill with attendees such as Katherine Falconer and Beulah Hogarth. The Fahrney Reunion held its eighth annual gathering in Hagerstown with remarks by local officials. A grand jury will be drawn Saturday for the September Circuit Court term, with court set to convene September 4. A note cites erroneous arithmetic about Russia’s land area and a diary-style medical testimonial for Chamberlain's Diarrhoea Remedy pasted by an advertiser.
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Misa Emily Ebner
Jefferson
Middle Creek
Ruth Darner
Pearl Engelbrecht
Pauline Hem
Mollie Hines
Margueritte Corum
Emily Ebner
Gerhart
Ruth Gerhart
New Market Progress Club
Rover’s Mill
Katherine Falconer
Anna Schell
Charlotte Falconer
Dorothy Thorne
Katherine Wood
Marie Wood
Hooker
Helen Healey
Thelma Ramsburg
Beulah Hogarth
Miss Ebner
Miss Thomas
Ramsburg
Go No Farther The Evidence At Your Door
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Frederick
John Brown
W. Patrick Street
Doan
Harner
Prac
Broan
Toan
Brown
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.V
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Executrix
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Cemetery Company
Brookville, Montgomery Co
Picnic Success
Pen-Mar
Justice Eckstein
New Market
Fahrney
Peter Fahrney
Attorner
Omer T. Karlor
Fahmey McKee
J. Welty Fahmer
H. J. Emmert
Oraw
Circuit Court
Petit Jory
Russia
Fenclich
Globe
WC. Jones
Ruferda
Cate
Mane
Sewa
Market St
Frederick, Md
Bon-Ton
Philaésiphia
Copenhagen
Styla
Face Trier
Palm Beach
H. F. Shipley
Mason
Merrien’s
Colgate’s
Williams
Rabbitt
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Reading Standard
Shipley’s
Paren Fich
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