Daily History Close August 28 1740 Goethe born
On August 28 historical notes mark the birth of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe in 1740 and the death of 1832. James Wilson listed as jurist signer and contributor to constitutional history. a 195 note references Russia raising a 2,000,000 man army and Paris air raid events. Astronomical notes describe Cetus rising and planets Venus Mercury Mars Saturn Jupiter visibility.
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Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
James Wilson
Signer
Wilson
Congress
United States
Nussia
Paris
Venus
Mercury
Mars
Saturn
Jupiter
Public Notices and Classifieds Insert
Fragmented OCR lists various ads and notices including room for rent laundress wanted waitress wanted public sale notice and merchandise like Victor Records and tailor-made shirts. Contains addresses such as 109 E Seventh St 106 E Church St and venue mentions Arlington Hotel and M C A Auditorium. Many items are scattered and unclear but indicate a busy week of services sales and job advertisements.
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P. Sennett
Chib
Reynolds
Doll Bros
E. Seventh St
E. Church St
Arlington Hotel
Victor Records
H. F. Shipley
David J. Barrier
New Victor Records
Miss Zimmerman Bride Weds John P Greenleaf in Braddock Home
Miss Pansy Zimmerman daughter of Mrs Ida Zimmerman of Braddock Heights married John P Greenleaf of Glencove New Jersey in a pretty Friday evening ceremony at the bride’s home. Rev Thomas Freeman Dixon officiated. The bride wore white silk and lace with chiffon and gold trim, carrying roses. A honeysuckle and hydrangea bower augmented the parlor setting. Immediate family and select friends attended. a wedding supper followed. The couple left for a two week trip to Baltimore and will reside in Netcong New Jersey where Greenleaf is a normal school principal.
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Pansy Led Zimmerman
Ida Zimmerman
Braddock Heights
John P. Greenleaf
Glencove
N. J
Thomas” Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Frederick
Annie’ Reich
Misa Fannie Zimmerman
Harry Johnson
B.F. Reich
Herman Swartz
Harry Low
Washington
George Wilson
Braddock
Marriages and enlistments headline local notes
Suspected brides and grooms in several quiet nuptials are listed with names and parsonage details including Harvey A. Burall and Emma J. Metcalf in New Market, Shook and Montenque in Lewistown and Charles Town, and others. Two Frederick county men, Charles L. Walters and Ror L. Hoffman, enlist in the U S Army Cavalry, departing for Fort Stockham, N Y.
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Dom Cavalry
Frederick County
United States Army
Charles L. Walters
Frederick
Ror L. Hoffman
Niddletown
Fort Stocam
N. Y
Governor hears plea for new road to Buckeystown pike
A Frederick delegation urged Maryland Governor Harrington to approve a 12 mile route from Buckeystown pike to Beallsville via Dickerson. The governor promised consideration and planned a future tour to assess the route, noting road funds from automobile licenses and the need for about 500 dollars per mile for maintenance.
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Buckeystown Pike
Dickerson
Buckeyetown Pike
Beallaville
Frederick
Buckeyetown
Tuscrrore
Braddock Heights
Emerson C. Harrington
Braddock Hotel
Carroll County
Frederick County
Montgomery County
Montgomery
Washington
State Roads Commission
Crothers
C. E. Weller
Noah E. Cramer
Board of Trade
Frederick County Farmers’ Association
Dairymen's Association
Buckeystown
Harrington
Urbana
Witter, Mohler, Stevens, Huffer and Humm
D. Princeton Buckey
D. C. Warehime
T. M. Williamson
C. Thos. Kemp
L. E. Mullinix
J. D. Hendrickson
S. Elmer Brown
J. M. Droneburg
Charles Wertheimer
David Lowenstein
Alfred W. Gaver
Wm. T. Delaplaine
R. Claude Dutrow
David Olend
Remsburg
Phillip Stallings
David G. Zentz
Charles Oland
Baltimore City
Maryland
Dawsonville
Bealisville
Little Seneca Creek
Dawsonvide
Poolesville
Northern Lights Brilliant Over Frederick Saturday Midnight Display
The Aurora Borealis lit the northern sky in Frederick around midnight on Saturday. Residents reported a streaky, vivid sky with the display described as the brightest in 25 years and witnessed by several locals after returning from Braddock.
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Frederick
Braddock i
Fire on Lawson Farm destroys barn near Monrovia
A Sunday morning blaze at John W. Lawson's Lawson Farm near Monrovia destroyed a large bank barn and hog house, with about 1200 bushels of wheat 20 tons of hay and farm tools lost. The fire caused about 3000 dollars in damage and no lives were lost. Neighbors rushed to help but could not save the structures or contents.
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John W. Lawson
Monrovia
Philip Radcliff
Vice President and Mrs Marshall Visit Braddock Heights
Vice-President and Mrs Thomas R Marshall traveled from Washington to Braddock Heights yesterday and dined at Braddock Hotel. Marshall, as president of the Senate, met Governor Harrington at a reception earlier and had a pleasant chat with him in the dining room. The couple left last evening without pomp or admission.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Braddock , Heights
Washington
Braddock Hotel
Marshall
United States Senate
Braddock Heights
House of Congress
Champ Clark
Marshalls
Harrington
Frank C. Hargett
Mal
Marriage Licenses and Deeds in Local Court Records
Clarence H Gilbert 21 and Nellie Leather 21 of Wolfsville. Francis Dotter 26 of Thurmont and Annie E Carty 18 of Catoctin Furnace. Charles E Chew 23 and Ada Carty 19 of Frederick. J Lee Willard 27 and Pearl E OHara 21 of Frederick. Elmer G Burns 21 and Harriet Seifert 20 of Smithaburg. J Daniel Shook 58 widower of near Lewistown and Susie Monten 3 widow of Charleston W VA. Sisters of Charity St Josephs convey 2% acres land to Edward Linn and wife. $40.
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Clarence H. Gilbert
Nellie
Leather
Wolfsville
Francis Dotter
Thurmont
Annie E. Carty
Catoctin Furnace
Charles E. Chew
Ada Carty
Frederick
J. Lee Willard
Pearl E. O’hara
Elmer G. Burns
Harriet Seifert
Smithaburg
Local Music and Lectures at Shipley's Corner Store
Local pages announce new Victor Records on sale at H. F. Shipley’s Corner Store and free lectures by Prof. Haskell at the Y. M. C. A. Auditorium on science and soil for farmers, plus an auction by H. R. Lease in Mount Pleasant on March 8, 1917 for livestock and farming implements.
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H. F. Shipley
Victor
Victor Records
Haskell
H. P. Shipley
H.R. Lease
David J. Barker
Mt. Pleasant
Wife's Mother Sued For $25,000 In Domestic Suit
William D. Bowers filed in court for $25,000 damages claiming his wife Ruth E. Bowers deserted him due to undue influence by her mother Nannie E. Helfenstein. The suit recounts their marriage in Hagerstown and elopement fears, noting his inability to reach his wife by phone or live with her, and seeks compensation for alleged alienation of affection. Mrs. W. R. Frank of Baltimore visiting her grandfather in Frederick.
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Ruth E. Bowers
William D. Bowers
Leo Weinberg
Nannie E. Helfenstein
Ruth E. Helfenstein
Hagerstown
Baseball schedule and events in Frederick
Baseball events listed for Monday and Tuesday August 38 and 3 with a game called at 3 45 PM. Heights Porch Club Dance for Heights Improvements Pavilion on Monday evening August 29 with 25 cents tickets and crochet work offered. Sanitary Laundry opens in Frederick. City tax payment discount details and notices from City Register A A Nicodemus. Public notice of absence until August 30 and legal contact info for Leo Weinberg and Reno and Harp.
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Sottyobars A. Frederick
Heights
Heights Improvements
A. A. Nicodemus
City Register
Frederick
Leo Weinberg
Boeing
Court Street
Reno & Harp
Bank Officers Report Noted in 300000 Form
The document lists officers including J. D. Bakeir as President and Wm. G. Baker as Vice-President along with a group of directors and associates such as John S. Ramsburg Daniel Baker C. H. Coaley M. D. Co. M. Thomas P. L. Hargett D. H. Kefauver John S. Newman J. H. Gasabrill Jr Thos. H. Haller and others in a 300000 style record.
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John 8. Ramsburg
Daniel Baker
Wm. G. Baker
C. H. Coaley
M.D. Co
M. Thomas
P.L. Hargett
D. EH. Kefauver
John
Newman
D. Baker
J. H. Gasabrill, Jr
Thos. H. Haller
Special Reductions at Hendrickson's Clothing Sale
John D. Hendrickson presents a promotional notice for a fall clearance with reduced prices on suits from the current season, including $10 to $23.60 items, children’s dresses, linen dusters, Mohair ulsters, Palm Beach suits, and assorted fabrics. The ad promises new stock arriving Saturday and urges prompt purchases.
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San
Palm Beach
Neidio & Miller Blanket Sale Promises Bargains and Quick Buys
Neidio and Miller advertise a blanket sale with low-cost items and special prices. They highlight 32 inch Dressingham at 12 1 3 cents per yard, Devonshire cloth for boys wear at 20 cents per yard, and silk sweaters at 4.29 dollars. Real estate offerings include a 180 acre farm near Frederick with improvements and a 24 room dwelling. Also listing other properties and insurance services by Real Estate Mortgage and Investment Co. Manager John M. Clary.
Farm and adjoining property near Frederick for sale
Farm of 22 acres with 4 acres meadow land. brick house, barn, wagon shed and corn crib. 10 acre adjoining Frederick with 10 room house, modern conveniences. 4 acres more near State Road half mile from Frederick. Two houses each six or eight rooms, baths, closets, cellars, and 150 ft lot. Can be bought collectively or separately. Real bargain. List your property with us or request blank form.
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Frederick
Park Avenue
Eugene Ht Albauh Real Estate Ad Offers Multiple Farms
Eugene Ht Albauh real estate and insurance advertises numerous farms near Woodsboro Frederick Mt Pleasant Creagerstown Martinsburg and Montgomery county with sizes from 11 to 410 acres. Properties described as well improved with water in houses good crop potential and reasonable terms with other farm listings and city property offered.
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Woodsboro
Frederick
Montgomery County
Frederick County
Mt. Pleasant
Detour Pike
Creacerstown
Pike
Martinsburg
Remington Treeeriter Company
Eugene Ht. Albaugh
Thone
Orestor
Albergh & Harringtes
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SHE Daily News
Fhe News
Washington, D. C
United States Weather Bureau
Star
The
Iron Claw
Empire
Gloria
Army Shoe
Markey’s
Rennin
Miss Zimmerman Bride
J. P. Greenleaf
Glencove, N. J
Heights Home
Hymeneas
Surati—Metcalf
Harvey A. Burall
New Market
Libertytown
United Brethren “Parsonage
West Patrick’ Street
E. H. Hummelbaughh
Shook—Montenque
J. Daniel Shook
Lewistown
Susie Montenque
Charlestown
W. Va
United Brethren Parsonage
E. H. Hummelbaugh
Willard—O'hare
Pearl E. O Hare
Solaray
E. i. Hummelbaugh
United Brethren Church
Louisville Courier-Jour
A. Wolerd
Philadelphia, Bas & Smuffdor
Dasher
Lile
Lawson
Sisters of Charity
St. Joseph's
Edward Linn
Farmera
Y. 4. C. A. Aeshorness
Prof. Haskell
M.C
W. D. Bowers
Koehler
W. Patrick
East Patrick Street
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J. D. Bakeir
H. D. Baker
Susccees Vice President
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McDivit
Aset, Cashier
John D. Hendrickson
Neidio & Miller
Devonshire Cloth
Thomason
Neidig & Miller
John WN. Clary
Frederick On Pike
AKD Investment CO
Jonn MN
Clary
W. Patrick Street
Storm Incurance
Automebtic Insurance
D. C. Wineee
Hanbonville
Potts & Griffin, Real Estate
Eugene 3. Albaugh
Thomas P.rice
North Market Street
Fine Farma For Sale
LewistownFlo
Thull
Walkerevill
Walkersville
Woods
Frederick No
Frea No
Ur- No
DODDS
Buslaing
Grayson H. Staley
Loaka
Rotal Society
X. R
Mants
South Mertat
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