The Tyger's Trail Opera House Today
Fragmentary ad items show an opening bill at The Tyger's Trail Opera House with musical comedy and school items. Other entries mention Sullivan & Co specials, Old Dutch Market new plaid skirts, Doll Bros star, Central Trust Co school things, Fred saving store service-plus, and Colgate funeral director Martav.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrickson
Sullivan & Co
Doll Bros
Opera House
Central Trust Co
Colgate
No Orders for S. Food After Tuesday
Postmaster Allene Williamson opened a local army food store this morning and will stop accepting orders after 5 pm tomorrow. Orders may be placed for cases, single cans, or small quantities at about eleven cents per can including postage. Baltimore has discontinued blankets sales, and Washington has canceled blanket sales indefinitely, delaying relief for locals awaiting supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allene Williamson
William 80
Baltimore
Balmore
Leope
Williamson
Frederick
Washington
Work of Death and Local Obituaries In Frederick Area
Obituary notices from Frederick area papers: Mrs. Amanda Renner dies at 31 after appendicitis operation at Frederick City Hospital. She leaves husband Samuel Renner, three children, parents William and Emily Moser, and four brothers and four sisters. Funeral in Rocky Ridge Dunkard church. burial in adjacent cemetery. Also, Mrs. Henry C. Talbott of Charles Town dies, to be buried Mt. Olivet after return to Frederick. C. Cutty Funeral Director. Samuel Slifer dies at Montevue Hospital aged 79. arterial sclerosis cited. Survived by sister Fannie Sneadner and brother Martin Slifer. Funeral from Etchison and Son. burial at St. Paul’s Lutheran Cemetery. Clifton Flora’s wife May Flora dies at home in New York Hill. survived by husband and four children, father Charles Woodcock, and three brothers. Funeral Friday. Also, infant Daniel Fish er of Araby dies. funeral Sunday at late home with Rev. W. A. Lytle. interment Middletown Cemetery. George W. Peters, funeral director. William Edward Stultz, infant son of George W. and Florence Stultz, dies. funeral tomorrow at 2 o’clock. service at home. Carty is funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Renner
Lillie Amanda Renner
Near
New Midway
Frederick City Hospital
Renner
William Moser
Jessie
Carrie
John Harbaugh
Charles
Henry C. Talbtt
Sara Ann Talbott
Henry C. Talbott
Charles Town
W. Va
John Buckner
Washington
Frederick
Mt. Olivet
Rebecca Claggett
Virginia Harwood
Samuel T. Siifer
Montevue Hosital
Fannie Sneadner
Libertytown
Martin Slifer
Colorado
M. R., Etchison and Son
St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery
Jefferson
Clifton Flora
May Flora
Brunswick Yarda
New York Hill
Charles Woodcock
William
Carroll Woodcock
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
B. of R. T
Daniel 2
Fisher
Araby
Ita
Rev. W. A. Lytle
Middletown
Martha Rice
Louise Smith
Evelyn Waltz
Lilian Allison
Geo. W. Peters
Dairymen in Maryland Meet in Baltimore With Large Attendance
A large crowd of Frederick county dairy farmers attended the Maryland Dairymen's Association meeting in Baltimore on a Saturday. Dr. A Wood, president of Maryland State College, and Samuel Jordan, county agent of Sheridan county Missouri, spoke as principals. The association shows strong influence, helping Frederick farmers earn ten cents per gallon for milk shipped to Baltimore. In just over a year the group reports business exceeding $4,000,000 annually. About 500 members were present and SV. Heaps reported receipts around $6,000 last year with a $1,500 deficit. An extra one mill per gallon assessment was approved for ongoing expenses. Also noted was shipment of a new Andrews Fox motor engine for the United Fire Company from Cincinnati, with delivery expected this week. The engine features a front-mounted pumping system and a booster pump operated by air, based on New York Fire Department specifications.
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Frederick County
Marylan Dairymen's Association
Baltimore
A. Wood
Maryland State College
Samuel Jordan
Sheridan County
Missouri
Dairymen's Association
Maryland Association
SV. Heaps
Nnancial
United
Robert A. Bennett
United Fire Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Frederick
New York Fire Department
Funeral for George Ghase Held in Buckeystown
The funeral Mass for George Ghase took place Friday morning at St Joseph's Cathedral Buckeystown with Rev Philip Farrail officiating. Pallbearers included John Johnson John H Brown J E Holland William Crampton Frank Marriott and William Sims. Funeral director P Rice arranged services. The Palace Theatre Company Frostburg bought the Imperial Theatre Brunswick expanding their circuit to Frostburg Mt Savage Frederickt, Piedmont Westernport Lonaconing Keyser and Newports. A Frederick City Mill delivery wagon also hit the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ghase
Philip Farrail
St Joseph's Catharic Church
Buckeystown
John Johnson
John Ih. Brown
J.e. Holland
William Crampton
Frank Marriott
William Sims
P. Rice
Brunswick Theater
Palace Theatre Company
Frostburg
Empire
Imperial Theatre
Brunswick
The
Palace and Lyric
Majestic
Mt. Savage
Freder
Tck
Piedmont
Westernport
Lonaconing
Keyser
Imperial
Window Dedicated to Memory H M Claggett
A memorial window in St Mark's Episcopal Church Petersville honors Hohore M M Claggett who died at sea serving in the navy. The window shows Christ walking on the sea as his grave significance. Claggett served on the Destroyer Chauncey and perished in November 1917. Family members attended including Dr Thomas Claggett and Lieut Benjamin Claggett. A luncheon followed at Oakland Petersville.
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St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Petersville
Hohore MM. Claggett
E. E. Burgess
Honore M. Claggett
Frederick County
Montgomery County
Claggett
Chauncey
Thomas Claggett
Busson
Benjamin Claggett
Medical Corps
U.S. N
New London
Oakland
Petersvile
Hard cider dispute ends with shooting charge
John Nicholson, shot at George Larman's home in Thompson's Corner Montgomery county, was sent home in improved condition after Larman admitted the shooting and claimed it was justifiable. Nicholson and two companions, under liquor, sought hard cider. Larman says stones were thrown before he fired, bail set at 500 dollars as the case awaits November grand jury. State Forester F W Besley will visit Frederick county September 3 to advise on timber, planting, and shade trees, with free service and county agent coordination.
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John Nicholson
George Larman
Thompson's Corner
Montgomery County
Ond
Nicholson
Larman
Erand
Hin
F. W. Besley
Frederick County
Mners
North Howard Street
Baltimore
Brunswick Soldiers Organize Local American Legion Post
Soldiers and war veterans in Brunswick district meet at the Clerks' Hall to organize the local American Legion post. Lieut H H Rudolph presides. Officers elected include Post Commander Lieut H H Rudolph Post Vice commander H R Mace Post Adjutant C W Kaetzel Post Finance Officer J H Rinker Post Historian James Korb Post Chaplain M M Carter. The McKinley Post No 6 is adopted. Meetings set for the first and third Wednesday nights each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
American, Legion
H. H. Rudolph
H. Rudolph
H. R. Mace
C. W. Kaetzel
J. H
Outing for Shoe and Legging Factory Employes at Braddock Heights
The Shoe and Legging Factory of Hagerstown took more than 600 employees on Saturday to Braddock Heights for their second annual picnic. Special cars and an extra baggage car carried lunches and baby carriages. The dancing pavilion was leased for the entertainment day. Local men enlisted in the U S Army through the Hagerstown recruiting office. Albert Rippeon of the Educational center and C Wamp, Upton, Harvey Stine of the construction division left for Cohumbus Barracks, Columbus Ohio, to join the army.
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Braddock
Hagerstown
Braddock Heights
Frederick
U. S. Army
Albert ¢. Rippeon
C Wamp
Upton
N. Y
Harvey Stine
Cohumbug Barracks
Columbus
Ohio
Local Meeting Notice At Anvil Falls On Feet
Loyal Moose urged to attend special meeting at Anvil Falls on Feet Thursday night August 28 at 8 H. Boilermaker A Burns at Brunswick shops injured when anvil fell on his left foot in the Blacksmith shop. Clock refreshments advertised.
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H. A. Burns
Brunswick
Raymond v. Eyler
Weather of August cooling as heat breaks in Frederick
The Frederick weather page notes a relief from yesterday’s 96 degree heat with a 73 degree morning. Thunderstorms and rain are forecast for late August to early September, while motor traffic enforcement and local fines are reported along with several driver penalties and incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Henry Runbe
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Directors listed include Ramsburg Baker and Hargett
A partial, fragmented roster names directors and officials such as Ramsburg Daniel Baker Baker Couley Thomas Hargett Kefauver Newman J. Baker Gambrill Haller and others, indicating a group of executives or board members.
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John 8. Ramsburg
Daniel Baker
Wm. G. Baker
H. Couley
M. Thomas
P.L. Hargett
D. E. Kefauver
John 8. Newman
J. D. Baker
J. A. Gambrill
Thos. H. Haller
Hd, Baker
Local Watch Repair and Carriage Services in Maryland
Local ad notices advertise fine watch clock and jewelry repair with one year guarantee by a Baltimore mechanic formerly at 8am, listing Samuel Kirk & Son Co and Samuel L. Tyler at 207 W South St next to Kreh's Studio. Also promote expert carriage and wagon repair, horse shoeing, and long local service, plus a public sale of household goods at 259 West Patrick Street on Thursday August 28 at 10 am with cash terms.
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Nuel Kirk & Son Co
Baltimore
Samuel L. Tyler
South St
Kreh
Kidwell
Ball's
Monrovisa
Maryland
West Patrick Street
William Deiter
H. BR. Lease
W. L. Rice
Local Freight Service From Pittsburgh by Truck
A party plans a truck freight run from Pittsburgh on Thursday August 28 and will return. The operator invites anyone needing to ship freight to Pittsburgh or any point on route and back. telephone 906. Dr Charlen PF Goodall will be out of town Monday through Friday night.
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Pittsburgh
Charlen PF. Goodall
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the Daily News
Washington, D. C
United States Weather Bureau
Martav
Noah B. Cramer
James Glenner
Dr. Goodell
R. W. Byler
Sec. H. & F. Ray. Co
Life's
Chas
Devilbiss
S. Food
William Edward Stultz
George William
Florence Stultz
West South Street
Dairymen
Balti
Frederick City
Redan S
H.M Claggett
City Hospital
HL & F. Railway
Henry Nusz
Maynard Lawrence
Justice
Grahame Solingon
David J. Turner
Wasanea
Justice Johnson
Herbert N. Harvey
R. E. Lee
Mildred Biser
Lindigan
Trederick
Paul Rowe
Charles]. Grove
A. FP. Stantz
Hill
Gordon C. Felds
Hyl
Carl Kettler
Allen Hitzfeld
Ralph Graef
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
BAKER
John D. Kendrickson
Colgate and Co
Cashmere Bouquet
Coleo
Alta
Saeelie
Seelber Om
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Veces
John D. Hendrickson
Samuel
Potts ¢ & Griffin
Automobile
Walkersville
Potts & Griffin
Real Estate and General Insurance
Court “Dt
Por
Fongaville
State Road
High Behoo
Dill Ave
Grayson H. Mercer
Pythian v Castle Bldg
Frederick, Ma
East Sixth Street
Chas. Devileiss
Jolliffe's Sale
News-Post
Oman
Court Square
J. H. Gambrill
On &Tocery
Reid Ford's
J. M. Goodman
Ware's Fine Cakes
Gittinger's Grocery
Farmers’ Supply Co
Paul Etil
East Patrick Street
U Baronet
Twes
Buck, ON
Court Street
Eant Fifth Street
Thomas P. Rion
Thomas Price
Oath Market Street
Eugene
Albaugh
Aucke Tero
Fenol Og Ali
Aly
Nwuninor
Wien
Frederica Counsty
Remington Typewriter Company
Fou Renta
Eugene F
Albavoee
John N, Clary
Bargal
Attuate Beat
Gan
Hamilton’ Avenue
Martlantsohn
N. Clary
Hote
West West
Patrick
Rick ‘Bt
Jolliffe
Ee Es Nt
Salr Way
Pike
Walkereville
Branewick
Linwood
W.N. Jollere
West Church
Nash Cramer
Jane
Albion
Sarts
D. Mants
Ryans
Lave
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