Personal notes on local visitors and travels
PURELY PERSONAL. Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go. Miss Teabhel Krab spends a week at Braddock Heights. Mr J K Robinson Jr spends several days in New York on business. Mr and Mrs Alexander R Hoguer were in Frederick visiting Miss Mollie Brookey. Mrs Amon Borges returned from a visit to Mr M Burgeo in Airy. William H Bameberg spends a few days in Pocomoke City. Prof Bion Firestone leaves for Philadelphia for a stay. Dr Gordon Simmons and family of Roanoke are visiting Mrs John P Graf in Buckeystown. Miss Nettle Ritchie visits Miles Edne Ames in Bar Harbor. Mrs F W Braach and Misses Garlove E and Louise Payne, Mamie Boat and Clara Brambaugh, all of Frederick, are at Atlantic City. John Hershberger and son go to Atlantic City for a stay. Paul McEwen of Ox Fibre Bragg Factory is in Chicago. Harry J Labhere replaces him during the absence. Amy Klos of Baltimore and Katharine Gilbert of Chambersburg, after visiting relatives, go to Baltimore where Gilbert will visit Miss Bice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teabhel Krab
Third Street
Braddock Heights
J. K. Robinson, Jr
New York
Alexander R. Hoguer
Eeenone
Frederick
Mollie Brookey
East Patrick Stree
Highfield
Amon Borges
M. Burgeo
Airy
William H. Bameberg
Pocomoka City
Bion Firestone
Philadelphia
Gordon Simmons
Roanoke
John P. Graf
Buckeystown
Nettle Ritchie
West Chntoh Street
Miles Edne Ames
Death notices and obituaries from a late 19th or early 20th century local paper
Aaron Richardson died at 5 45 pm from a stroke while preparing to work at Ox Fiber Brush on 38 Ponta afternoon. Born in Tama, he lived 17 years in the city and worked for Era Works. Survived by his wife Catherine E. Jones, two infant sons predeceased him, brother Joseph Richardson and sister Mrs James Moyer. Lynch Lodge A M and A F & A M to perform rites. Thomas E Byers Jr, longtime Martinsburg resident, died after a long illness near 2 pm Wednesday at age 58. Native of the county, moved to Martinsburg in 1857, worked as train dispatcher for Baltimore and Hallsoad for Baltimore. Survived by E W Ma Mar 3 Mira, Phill hee of Bia seton, Ds, and others. Funeral arrangements and survivors listed unclear due to fragmented text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Richardson
Apcon Richardson
Fourth Street
Ponta
Tama
Catawises
Catherine E. Jones
Joseph Richardson
James Moyer
Lynch Lodge
A. F
A.M. Thomas & Byers
Thomas E. Byers, Jr
Martinsburg
W. Va
Byers Wen
Baltimore
Alo Hallsoad
Baltimors
Pire
E. W
Exemption Debate Shapes Five Year Tax Break for Factories
The Frederick Maryland city council discussed tax relief for manufacturers. A proposed ordinance would exempt real and personal property taxes for five years for companies expanding within the city, with a focus on Union Routing Mills Frederick Brick Works Ox-Fibre Brush Works and others. Alderman Douglas opposed. motion passed 4 to 1, authorizing draft of the ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Carty
Wreedarok Brisk Works
Real Eatate
Douglas
Tax Commission
Eliiing Saa Board of Appeal
Pook
Gente
Pal
Mosera
David Lowenstein
Thomas K. Galler
Union Routing Mills
Con
Sybell
Union Rattling Mike
Frederick Brick Works
Kindley
Frederick
Sobell
Awembly
Maryland
Amita
Sohell
Mountain Gliy Lodge
K. of P
Gliy Opera
Derr’s Alley
John J. Buyder
Sadun
Conceptton
Sity
Habs We
Robert
Peat
George i
Fae Pagans
Mobley
de Ett
Borg
Eiestrie Ge
Pater Brookey
C.c
WD. Hales
Noel Aan
Roberta Blesirte
Jealous Wife's Fatal Shot Linked to Fortune-Teller Story
Mrs. Luther Whitlock, formerly Annie Harley of Hagutatown, shot her husband in Berkeley Springs W Va after a fortune telling tale convinced her he was unfaithful. The husband survived a critical wound. she surrendered with her three children, pleading to keep them. The incident sparked townwide shock during a rev tenrant period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Whitlick
Mies Annie Harley
Hagutatown
Berkeley
W. Va
Kidiock
Agner
A Jolly Camping Party at Camp Royal on Antietam Creek
Middletown residents enjoy a week long outing at Camp Royal along Antietam Creek near Watt's Park. The group lists numerous Middletown members led by Dr Roy V. Hauver with a wedding service, music, and a fish catch reported as part of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Antietam Creek
Camp Royal
Watt's Park
Anthetam
Foukstown
Roy V. Hauver
Erle Bleer
Teanager
Charles L. Kefauver
Millard Holter
Annie Kefauver
Etta Stot- Slemyer
Orisperous
Looy
Margaret Romsberg
Mamie
Mand Shafer
Gradt
Marcalene Kefauver
Kathleen
Nellie
Hardie Beard
Man Hedges
Daley
Mary Dean
Bewle Kefauver
Mad Beard
Jennie
Anna Bell Turner
Baltimore
Monta Branger
Weat
Lebanon
Ind
Meane
Thos. Mumford
Martin Wacktell
William Bowles
Oscar Dean
Francis Boots
W. E. Eefauver
Washington, D. C
Mra
F. ©. Remneburg
Charles Shafer
EB. L
Thomas Mumford
Leherman
Salaries Increase for Teachers in County Board Action
The Board of County Affairs acts on teacher salaries for the school year, raising second grade and first class teacher pay and authorizing certificates for candidates who pass a required exam. Four appeals from dismissal by trustees arise, with some overruled. A list of teachers and exam sites across several towns is announced for September.
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Gemea
County Payeel Companisalonere
Moretery
Eottoma
Dis Malosal
Asess
Horiae
Manubaa
Hastesa
Bila Jones
Soloed
Sahedi
Charlee A. Oterk
Frnetee
Pion
Viet A Mah
iFtee
Arcold
Carlton Abalt
Thoes Eppilcanta
Bellswalter
Backeystown
Mindletons
Katherine Kautean
T. Frank Retguver
Rockville
L. Beachley
Ever B. May Correns
Loys
Florence
Miller
Appoldle
Viiaassine Fraley
Avcandals
KR. W. Prior
Woltsville
Emma B. Garrett
Araley
Mary K. Rodrick
Pleasant Grove
Larence A. McBride
New Market School
Mary ©. Krone
Days
Brad dock Building and Development Lots for Sale
Notice announces plat of Brad dock Building and Development Money along the new graded macadam road from Dean's farm to Braddock Heights. Lots to be offered for sale starting Monday the 20th with introductory prices and graded buildable lots. Contact Cob fonts and Waters Frederick or George M. Gillinger Braddock Heights for viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Dean
Braddock Heights
Cob. Fonts
Brother Arrested in Child Abduction Case Involving Miss Jackson
Raymond Wispigler was arrested by Constable Carter on charges of complicity in a plan to take Miss Mary L. Jackson, under fourteen, from East Second Street. The girl left with her brother for Baltimore on Tuesday, and authorities seek her return. details and exact addresses remain unsettled.
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Raymond Wispigler
Carter
Mary L. Jackson
F. L. Stoner
East Second Street
John Y T. Jackson
Union Bridge
Baltimore
J. F. R. Hoagy
Jackson
Justion Koketeln
Child burned to death in Ballebury incident
News item reports seven year old James Waller died in a fatal burn at Ballebury. It notes interest in a Gaither supervision movement and mentions the resignation of Charles W. Prattyman, a Montgomery County official, plus Clayton father and son held on bond for investigation into alleged mowing tollgate violations on the Harford road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Waller
Ballebury
Charles D. Gaither
House of Correction
Charles W. Prattyman
Montgomery County Commissioners
John W
Clayton
John B. Clayton
Towson
Harford Road
Democratic Frederick Sees Interest in Bryan Reception
Interest grows among Democrats in Frederick County for the Bryan reception planned in New York on August 30. Committee member Glenn H. Worthington reports inquiries about arrangements and the trip’s cost, estimated at about $15 from Baltimore. A Camden Station train will depart for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Bryan
New York
Glenn H. Worthington
National
Geo. L.V. Baughman
Worth
Baltimore
Camden
Batti
Frederick Hospital Association Board Meeting Report
The Frederick Hospital Association Board met, noting July activity with 43 patients treated and 14 admitted free of charge. Generous donations were announced from Gaild and patrons of the hospital. A musical event is planned at Braddock Heights on Wednesday evening next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peederick City Hospital
Frederick Pital Association
Pital
Aseo Oiation
Braddock Heights
Wednsaday
Finger Severed and Reattached by Doctor at Sears
An injured finger was cut and sewn on by Dr. L A Barck after a mishap at Sears Ox Fibes Brush Works. The finger bone was knitting and the flesh healing, though the operation showed some vertigo during initial recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Adam
Dheeata
Sears
L A. Barck
Isurdain
Kr. Barck
Urner Heslgon Resigns From Maryland Training Board
At a Maryland Training board meeting, Urner Heslgon tendered his resignation after years as president citing time demands and personal reasons. The board did not act immediately to allow his continued service. A horse show in Miller's woods drew attendees, with Walter Enga and the Braddock Heights Orchestra performing both afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urner Heslgon
Maryland Training For
Ceiaps Mie
Bes
Milton G. Urner
Nhe
Urner
Miller's Woods
Fort
Colssis
Walter Enga
Braddock Heights
Steeplejack Hassler Leaves Frederick for Treato Job
Hassler, the steeplejack who served the Vatheran church and the Reformed chapel, has completed his work and left Frederick this morning for Treato, I J, where he will be employed for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merpiejack
Frederick
Johan ¥. Hassler
Emil
Vatheran Oburch
Treato
I. J
Thanke board meets in Braddock Heights event
Regular meeting of the Board of Malaysia and of the Otty Hospital notes thanks to six detectives who assisted in the recess entertainment at Braddock Heights. A Frederick City Hospital musicale is set for Braddock Auditorium on August 23 at 8 p.m. Tickets cost adults 35 cents, children 10 cents. proceeds support hospital needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Malaysia
Otty Hospital
Eld
Teesday
Braddock Heights
Tale A von
Brederick
Braddock Ate
Mlent Drag Moore
J . O. McCardell
Fragmented OCR item prompts unsure event
A damaged OCR fragment mentions names and numbers but lacks clear context or complete facts for a proper news item. The readable text provides few concrete details about person, place, or outcome.
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