Sister versus sister in city store fight ends with fine
Monday evening clash over frame clothes at a northern city store led to Mrs. Bear charging her sister Mrs. Ahalt with striking a child. Mrs. Bear paid a $2 fine and costs after a magistrate hearing. A warrant for Mrs. Ahalt’s arrest is set for Thursday night at police HQ. Separate fishing cases in Frederick head to trial tonight at 7:50.
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Husard Bear
Esta Ahalt
St T
Brust
Mra
Mrs. Atti
Mya. Ahalt
Mrs. Bear
C. H. Eckstein
E. A. Alexander
Frederick
Heathquartena
Sundhy
Maryland visitor Kramer lauds Frederick growth and landmarks
Mrs. Serena Sholl Kramer of Braddock Heights and her daughter Miss Rena Kramer visit Frederick county after long residence in Tennessee Indiana Detroit and Washington. She tours Zion Urbana Hood College Mt Olivet and local monuments recalling family graves and historic sites while praising local banks stores homes and churches.
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Serena Sholl Kramer
Frederick County
Rena Kramer
Lrightside
Braddock Heights
Kramer
John Kramer
Maryland
Tennessee
Indiana
Detroit
Michigan
Washington
Simmons
Old Zion
Urbana
Old Zion Episcopal Church
Frederick
Rockwell Terrace
College Park
Hood College
Mt. Olivet
Key
Harbara Fritchie
Uead
Ogin
Mra
Jefferson
Wraddock
Jean Dhe
Crown Exher
Misa Kramer
Baker
Advertising Activity Boosts Credit in Business Markets
Advertising activity spurs stronger cash flow for firms as demand indicators rise. Businesses report improved visibility, higher customer inquiries, and growing turnover across sectors. Marketing efforts concentrate on digital campaigns and targeted promotions to sustain momentum.
Heights Tourney Attracts Large Crowd On Mountain
A huge attendance marked the Wick Heights tournament on the mountain today with 27 entries in the riding contest. Judges will select the prettiest participant as fireworks light the sky and a showing of The Commuters plays at the Empire Theatre. Guests at Avalon include numerous Baltimore, Washington and New York residents, with arrivals at Stonehurst and nearby cottages. Summer school facilities are proposed at Braddock Heights as July heat prompts relocation efforts.
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Bond
Whidim Mahon
Haltimore
WC. Simpson
Washington
JL. Gy Sumas
Frederick
Auditorian
Empire Theatre Company
the Avalon
It O. Oat
Alfred L. Tennyson
Louise Morgan
New York
Mary McIntyre
J. Orlando
J. W. Schumacher
Jessie EB. Tasgatate
Minute Koeller
Baltimore
Ritaemp
Thelia Thrice
Olisssnlle
Benton
Marie Hutzter
York
Mary EE. Cracey
Viele M. Topley
Nora Reyer
Fll Brandt
Geog We Brandt
Rudolph HH. Yeatman
Hh Vort
Arthur Quintner
Harry Shurly
Esther Shurly
Gertrude Shurt
Sylvia Shurly
Daniel Shurly
Sydney Shurly
Samuel Siecet
Wiss Siegel
William Wort
Joseph Wilner
Bernard Wilner
Morton Winer
Paul Wilner
Noel Fowler
M. Lancaster
Balimere
Row Potts
Arthur S. Detrow
Hagerstown
Valley View Cottage
Valles View Cottage
Rresnahan
J. P. Aresnahan
Jeannette
Morgantown
Adolph Kogleschatz
Martins
Lockhart
Laurine Lockhart
Frederick County
Braddock Heights
East Church Street
Chestnut blight threatens fall crop in mountains
Residents report chestnut blight harming crops this fall across mountain counties. Locust, apple, peach and pear trees also suffer as leaves wither. Calls for cutting limbs as a remedy rise, while William H. Tyler from Yellow Springs cites a bronze colored bug causing the chestnut blight and notes variable chestnut outlook by location.
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William H. Tyler
Yellow Springs
Tyler
Buckeystown Liquor Crackdown Leads to Charges
In Buckeystown district Sheriff Roderick and Deputy Kipp arrested Edward Mason for selling liquor to minors after John Washington, 17, drunkenly confessed purchasing whiskey for 50 cents. Mason faces selling intoxicating liquor without a license. two men, Melvin Truman and Charles Straughter, were jailed for carrying knuckles. Two Frederick County men, Edward C. Nunenger and Carlton E. Keller, joined the U S Marine Corps at Hagerstown recruiting station.
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Sherif
William C. Roderick
Charles H. Kipp
Buckeystown
Edward Mason
Virgila
J. i. Keiler
Ftuckeystown
Roderick
John Washington
Frederick
Washington
Mason
Hockeystown
Canning Factory
Luckeystown
Melvin Truman
Charles Straughter
Adamstovin
KeHer
Truman
House of Correction
Straughter
Unidentified illness plaguing Frederick County persists
The text notes a disease or condition has been prevalent in Frederick County, with periodic declines in its impact. Investigations by various authorities have occurred over time, yet no remedy or relief has been found to date.
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Frederick County
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