Cardinal Confirms Class at St Peter's Liberty town
Cardinal Gibbon confirmed a class of 48 at St Peter's Catholic Church in Liberty town county after morning services. He urged temperance and obtained pledges from the boys to abstain from intoxicants until age 21. The cardinal traveled from Westminster with Mr and Mrs T Herbert Shriver, staying with Rev Samuel J Kavanaugh, and was greeted by townspeople and clergy before touring the church and Opera House reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Church
Vertytown
Cardinal Gibbonet
Libertytown
Cardidhl
Weatminster
T. Herbert Shriver
Samuel J. Kavanaugh
Reunion draws crowds to Middletown Valley Sun day school event
The 24th annual Sunday school reunion at Harahman'swooda near Middletown drew several thousand attendees despite dusty roads. Rev. William H Brown opened with remarks, followed by addresses from Rev. Paul H. Ketterman, Rev. L. A. Bueb, and Rev. Dr. George A. Snyder. Farmers and locals mingled on grounds as Kefauver thanked War ner in charge and Welton Beach suppliers offered refreshments, including large ice cream servings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Valley
Harahman’s-wooda
Middletown
E. Brown
Paul H. Ketterman
Doubs
L. A. Bueb
Booneboro
George A. Snyder
H. Dorsey
Etchison
Gist Blair
Hi. Warner, Jr
Heila
Atand
F. Kefauver
Land transfers and marital property in Jefferson area court records
Sparse OCR fragment outlines property conveyances and marital links. Mentions Amy Dixon and husband, John Esterly, 2 acres sand 16 square perches, and Delashmutt with 3 acres of land near Jefferson. Lacks clear dates, full names, or connected actions.
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Roferty Vez
Nottle Lr Burger
John Esterly
AOD
Dixon
William
Delashmutt
First Maryland primary under new law opens tomorrow
Voters prepare for Maryland first legalized congressional primary under new law. polls close at 6 pm. candidates from Democratic and Republican parties campaign hard with watchers and challengers assigned at each polling place. State officials monitor compliance under Corrupt Practices Act and election safeguards.
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Bixar
Republican Central
Lnter
Congress
Newan
Maryland
Levtson
Sach
Ashe Laws Whitch
Crothers’ Dowh
Democratic’ Organization
Hott
Will Order More Oil for Frederick Streets
The city plans to buy an additional tank of oil from Standard Oil Company to dust oil several streets including West Patrick Telegraph and Carroll. A thin coating has begun on Rockwell Terrace and completion is expected soon. Oil costs about 3 1-2 cents per gallon, but laying the oil requires many months of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Board of Aldermen
Standard Oil Company
Oll
Patrick Street
Telegraph Street
Carroll
Rockwell Terrace
Law's Grip: Carrier Released After Habeas Corpus Hearing
Jacob Haller appeared before Judge John C Motter on a writ of habeas corpus and was released. Reno Harp, his attorney, secured release on bond for $100 for appearance. A separate case involved Lewis Philkard of Brunswick under non support, also brought before the judge on habeas corpus.
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Jacob Haller
Brunswick
John C.motter
Harp
Bam Lewis Philkard
Brunavyick
Joinr
G Motter
Habeas Corps
Neno
Local Incomplete Text Improves Visitor Count Report
Fragmentary note describes visitors at a site with references to lanes and a cote. readable items mention large crowds and evasion of certain areas, but missing specifics limits precise facts. The piece preserves a sense of traffic and location without clear names or dates.
Matinee Races Highlight at Whitkiness Event
Local matinee harness racing featured a tight program with Clare del C, Culuctla, and Bub art among top placements. Evelyn with Hor owned entries led the field, while judges including Charles B Kramer and Hannon set the pace.
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Thei Arkara
Seecid R ‘Raters
Evely
Culuctla
Bub ‘Art
ghLers
Ilkes
Itobfeats
Nidivter
Charles BL Cramer
Dotin Hanon
Whines Hl
Zihinernin Aie
Res
Bafllpborger
Ederk, C
Thomas Beksleltr
Amethill
Bec. Ang
Funeral Notices for Calvin G M Brownley and Elton V Moberly
Funeral services for Calvin G M Brownley were held at his home and conducted by Rev B I Raby with pallbearers Lewis Saurin Dolrow Delauter Lewis Willian Engie Mitton Tucker. Interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. O C Carty was funeral director. Elton V Moberly also had services at his home on Dill Avenue led by Pastor J W Kiracole of United Brethren Church. Floral emblems were presented by relatives and friends. Pallbearers listed include Menarr Homma H Hatler Marion S Moberly Solin J Sebell Guy Blackaton and Charles W Miller. Interment Mont Olivet Cemetery. Tom Rive was funeral director.
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Cate
Calvin G. M. Brownley
Pleok
Charles Lewi
Willian Engie
Mitton “Tucker
Mt. Olivet
Carty Wan
Elton v. Mobberly
Dill Avenue
J. W.iKiracole
United Brethren Church
Tucker Estate Sold in Baltimore City Dwellings Purchase
A transaction closed in Baltimore involving 12 dwellings purchased by George Honck from Daniel Tucker administrator of Charles Tucker. The properties include two story Wolfe Street units near Hampstead Hill and Bond near Chase Street houses, plus Hoffmen near Chapel Street homes. Ground rents range from 3 to 42 dollars, with total consideration for all lots at $0,853.
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Tucker, Eatate
Baltimore City
George Honck
Daniel ‘‘Ucker
Charles ‘Sucker
I Tirée
Wolfe Street
Hampstead Hill
Bond
Chase Street
Hoffmen
Chapel Ehréet
Real Estate Sold and New Church Dedicated in Washington Area
Real estate deals include Willam B. DeLashmutt selling eight foot off of timber wood and terrace to Taeroien in Washington on private terms. Steger plans a home on the tee to the spring. A church in Washington’s eastern suburbs costs 3300 dollars, built of mountain stone, with a shingle gable and tower. Rev Dra Schick to preside services, Rev Wine Bowers to officiate at dedication. Dr. George A. Snyder to lead the peater bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam
DeLashmutt
Stim Wood
Terrace
Taeroien
Washington
Steger
DeLeshmutt
Elmeg. Dixon
Lawndale
Harmony
Thisty
Day
New Banking House Promises Burglar Proof Vaults and Comfort
The Scranton bank announces a new building with burglar proof vaults and a special customer room for ladies and meetings. It highlights three private rooms for transactions, secure coupons, and a savings department offering four percent per year under certain conditions, inviting individuals and corporations to open accounts.
To Inspect Mules for Electric Road Work
Officials plan to inspect a number of mules for Messia J White and Co New York. The animals will be used to help build an electric road and the arrangement follows standard business days as tomorrow is not a legal holiday.
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de R. V. Builth
Knowell
Venn
Lrake
Busincss
Democratic Appeal for Frederick County Congressional Candidate
A local one paragraph plea urges Frederick Democrats to vote for H. Dorney Brcutson in tomorrow's primary against Lewis of Allegany. The candidate touts loyalty to Frederick County interests, claims a record of achieving more in two years than eighteen years by Allegany’s former congressmen, and appeals for broad support from the Frederick city and county electorate. Also mentions social notes and events at Braddock Heights and a brief card of thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Allegany
Frederick
Frederick County
Washington
Canioffar
Frederick City
Frederick Smaty
H. Dorney Brcutson
New Goods Arrive With Bargains At Local Store
An early season display showcases tailored garments, skirts, and summer dresses at affordable prices. The shop touts linen skirts, Middy dresses, coach and gingham styles, plus lawn kimonos and shirt waists at reduced rates. New Autumn dress fabrics at 60 cents attract school wear shoppers.
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Suison
Gertain
Frederick
Iitylinh
Am Ull
Gus
Fragmentary 1920s Notice Pack From Local Office
Muted OCR reads like a jumble of notices and ads. Names such as Buc Ingham and Braddock Heights Casino appear with dates like September 1 and September 8. A wife’s debt disclaimer and various prizes, salaries, and local events surface in disjoint lines, reflecting a fragmented public notices page.
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Braddock Heights
Mosk Carnivale
al Frise
Medilor
Braddock Hetphte
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