Countian Makes Wonder Trip in California Mountains
A reader from Long Beach recounts a lengthy scenic auto tour from Los Angeles to San Bernardino and Waterman Canyon. The 101 mile route climbs to 8200 feet through pine forests, offering lakes, trout streams, and numerous resorts and inns along the Rim of the World drive.
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Westttith
San Bernardino Mountains
California
Lewis O. Whip
Jefferson
Long Beach
Californ
Newe
Los’ Angeles
San _ Bernadino
San ‘Bernardino Mountains
Arrowhead Avenue
Arrowhead Springs
Waterman Canyon
Little Bear Valley
Thousand Pines
Pinecrest
Pinecrest Stone Pillars
Deep Creek Green Valley
Big Bear Lake
Grand Canyonies
Santa Ana
Grayback
Plains
Salt
Besia
City to Consider 1919 Tax Rate and Finances
Mayor Schley calls special meeting of the Board of Aldermen for tomorrow night. Tax rates due September 10. City faces higher salaries and back taxes as it reviews expenditures for 1919. Claims committee data and a published itemized list are debated to keep rate near 1916 1917 levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schley
Board of Aldermen
New Claims Committee
Thomas L. Zimmerman
James E. Doub
L. E. Mullinix
H. CG. L
Claims Committee
Board For Aldermen
Work of Death and Obituaries in Walkersville Area
Arthur L. Main of near Walkersville dies at Frederick City Hospital at 3 a.m. August 21 after a nine day illness from typhoid fever aged 22 years seven months twelve days. Survived by widow and seven month old son John Harold, parents Mr and Mrs J C Main Monrovia, siblings including Elmer Main Buckeystown and Mrs J P Becard Baltimore, funeral from George Main Monrovia home August 23 at 1 p.m. with Church of the Brethren services conducted by Revs Burrall and Utz. Pallbearers named. James Carlett of Yamaville dies at home aged about 85. survived by widow Fannie Cecil Crawford Carlett and three sons Littleton and Wan Carlett of Dayton, Ohio. James Carlett and Mrs Katie Kinder of Xenia, Ohio. Funeral from late home Friday at 2:20 p.m. Interment Urbana M E Cemetery. George W. Peters is funeral director.
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Arthur L. Main
Walkersville
Frederick City Hospital
John Harold
J. C. Main
Monrovia
Elmer Main
Buckeystown
J. P. Becard
Baltimore
John Main
Libertytown
M. C. Baker
Berwyn
George Main
Monroviay
Wiliam Main
Union Bridge
Albert Main
Rochester
N. Y
George Bishop
Sterley Crum
Floyd Main
Earl Zimmerman
Maude Main
Mra
Scott Garver
Church of the Brethren
J. M. Burrall
S. IK. Utz
John Httler
Howard Turnbull
Jessie Burall
Marshall Bural
James Carlett
Yamaville
Fannie -Cecil Crawford Carlett
Littleton
Urbana M. E
Geo. W. Peters
Middletown Grange To Meet Tonight
Middletown Valley Farmers Grange to hold bi monthly meeting at T C Shaffer home in Middletown. Worthy Master Frank Holter to lead. County Agent Pinkway and Home Demonstration Agent Ella Rhodes to attend. Feature is speech by T M Oldenburg of Extension Service.
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Middletown Grange
Middletown Valley Farmers’ Grange
T. C. Shaffer
Middletown
Frank Holter
Pinkway
A. Haover
Afigs
Ella Rhodes
T. M.oldenburg
Frederick real estate baron builds two apartment house in Frederick
Dr George D Moore of Peoria Illinois, one of Frederick's largest property owners, tore down the old Tick building at the winging bridge end of West Church and Benta streets and plans a modern two apartment five room dwelling. Construction began August 5 and is nearly ready. Moore owns more than 124 houses in Frederick and spends much time supervising upkeep. He aims to improve living conditions for workers and shows readiness to invest in more real estate here. Meanwhile Burleson facing House probe over Post Office Department efficiency and alleged brutality as postal workers seek higher pay.
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George D. Moore
Peoria
Frederick
Moore
Dr. Moore
Stailes
Westion
Rederick City Real Estate
Protests Over Rail Car Shortage In Maryland Mines
Senator Joseph I France of Maryland and Senator Pomerene of Ohio condemned the Rail Administration for not supplying enough railroad cars. They warned the shortage would affect Maryland coal mines in full operation. Maryland coal operators voiced grievances and urged action to the Director General of Railroads.
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Joseph I. France
Maryland
Railroad
Pomerene
Ohio
France
Gnome Relef
Pig Upsets Boat and Drowns Man in River
A man named Samuel Parker, colored, drowned while crossing the Patuxent River when a small boat with him and a pig overturned. The pig swam ashore afterward and Parker could not swim. In Cumberland, Dr. James T. Johnson and Samuel Wertheimer, minority stockholders, seek an injunction and a receiver for Maryland Thea Company, alleging mismanagement. The bill spans eighteen pages. Wertheimer is a former Frederick resident.
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Patuxent River
Samuel Parker
Parker
James T. Johnson
Samuel Wertheimer
Cumberland
Maryland
Thea
City
Wertheimer
Frederick
Meade To Train 10 000 For New Expeditionary Army
War Department announced a 10 000 man expeditionary army to replace troops in Europe. Camp Meade will train recruits immediately, with the overseas replacement depot handling the new force as it did about 10 000 in France previously. Preparations began for the first detachments likely within a week.
Trades Taught Yanks Blinded Soldiers Welcome At Evergreen Hospital
Charles E. Stoner, a wounded veteran and patient at Evergreen Hospital for the Blind near Baltimore, praises the facility and its training programs for blinded servicemen. He notes courses in orthography, typewriting, basketry, hammock making, and poultry farming, plus workshops, gymnasium, swimming pool, and bowling alleys as part of the hospital’s plan to fit men for trades and professions. Stoner speaks of personal progress, including hammock and basket making, and describes life and mobility at the campus, with enrollment expected at 130. Also reported are improving victims from a train crash near Washington, with Mildred Thomas and others receiving care.
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Charles ‘E.' Stoner
Evergreen
York
Baltimore
Bentz Street
News
Stoner
Evergreen Hospital
Company G
First Maryland. Infantry
Cumberland
Camp McClellan
Anniston
Alabama
115Th
Frederick County
Camp Meade
Vergreen Hospital
Mildred Thomas
Northern Central
Frank Newman
Chas. Gro
Washington
Miss Thomas
Margaret Shipley
Civic Club playgrounds clos ing exercises at Maryland School for the Deaf
Parents and friends of children who attended Civic Club playgrounds are invited to the closing exercises on Friday at 3 pm on the grounds of the Maryland State School for the Deaf As an aftermath of the pleasant picnic held August 7 an afternoon affair under the same management will take place Thursday September 4 in the Manor Woods with a dancing pavilion Music by the Academy Orchestra Ice cream soft drinks sandwiches and coffee will be served A festival will be held Saturday evening August 30 in the School Yard at Yellow Springs for the Sunday School benefit.
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Civic Club
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Manor Woods
Academy
Yellow Springs
Fragmentary Names List From Historical Ledger
A garbled OCR excerpt shows a string of personal and occupational names including Samuel Duvall Assistant Cashier and several others such as John Newman J.D. Baker and H. D. Bak, suggesting a ledger or payroll fragment with multiple individuals and titles but lacking complete context or readable actions. The passage reads as a disconnected roster of names and job roles with no events or dates.
Summer apartment plans for The Nibrah House on Heights
Announcement of converting The Nibrah House into a summer apartment house for the coming season with contact hints for those seeking information. Includes names Graydon H Staley Freder ick Md Mrs Jennie A Harbin and local businesses offering seafood and tailoring services.
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Frederick Town
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M. F. Leather Manor
Wodds
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Countian
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First Presbyterian Church
London
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Ty Couneil
Wien
Chamberlain
Burleson
Postofice
House Committee
Frederick N. Zihlman
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Zihiman
Evergreen’ Hospital
Charles 'E. Stoner
Vialt
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Charles H. ‘Mayer
Sager
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Aakeno’ National ' Bank
Navy
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Rederick, MD
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Wm, Q. Zimmerman
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Frederick, Md
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Lidie’s
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Park
Noah BE
Cramer &Son
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Moose
Raymond W. Eyler
Lemuel Kirk’& Son Co
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