Courts and town set limits as cold winds chill holidays
A garbled item notes disciplinary actions against servicemen, a court case before Justice Eckstein, and a fine for conduct. It mentions Annapolis and the Court of Appeals, wooden court steps, and a town ordinance banning fireworks with a $50 penalty per violation. The piece also references cold weather, a new cottage style house by Albert Houtzsby and J. E. Co, and hunters planning trips with potential game.
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N.C
Albert Houtzsby
J. E.co
PURELY PERSONAL AND PARAGRAPHS ABOUT THOSE WHO COME AND GO
Naomi Mills of Sullivan Indiana visits her cousin Boyd on Carey street Baili Lottie Wagener of New York visits Miss Minnie Elumgard on East Fifth street Julius Lochner with Rosenoar Fers visits in Beltimore Mrs James H Gambrill and Miss Blanche at the City for the winter Charles H Young pastor of AME church goes to Baltimore to attend funeral of Bishop El Payne the AME bishop known who died last Tuesday Joseph Foster of East Fourth Street visits friends in Baltimore Devonia Tagel returns home with Miss Bessie Bader from street George S Rodck of the firm and Neldig goes to New to purchase holiday stock David Lowensein of Baltimore this city yesterday Aloysius Holl an employe ers lumber yard who ran a nail in hot last Saturday greatly improved.
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Lottie W. Wagener
New York
Minnie
Fifth Street
Julius Lochner
Rosenoar Fers
Beltimore
James H. Gambrill
Nter
Blanche
Charles H. Young
Balti
el Payne
A.M. E
Catoctin Literary Circleholds Its Second Meeting
The Catoctin Literary Circle of Icicstown held its second meeting at Miss Deisy Waesche’s residence. The constitution was read and adopted, and the organization completed. Officers include President Mr. FLA, Vice Presidents Miss Fannie Lou and Miss Belle Firer, Secretary Mr. les Stocksdale, Treasurer Mrs. 2. C. Banver.
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Catoctin Literary Circee
Te Catoctin Literary Circle of
Meicstown
Cme
County Correspondence Highlights Local Happenings
Vignettes from Virgin ia and surrounding towns report guests, baptisms, visits, and church events. Names include Rev Br G Balthis Miss Margie Hellen and Mrs Clem, with notes on hog weights, weather, and a Thanksgiving anecdote.
Christmas Preparations and Local Notes Across Town
The column records deaths, burials, and community updates from Bea verdam and surrounding areas. It mentions a funeral at Bea verdam cemetery, social events, harvests, weather impacts on services, Christmas preparations, and multiple brief notices about residents, travels, illnesses, and local happenings in Broad Run and Charlesville areas.
Thanksgiving Week Notes From The County Churches And Businesses
The piece recounts Sabbath school dinners at Burkhart's ball on Thanksgiving Day and notes strong attendance at Olivet Schoolhouse Christmas exercises. It mentions local moves, weather, and social calls, plus a long extract on Dr. Ray Vaughn Pierce and the World’s Dispensary Medical Association detailing buildings, products, staff, and advertising efforts.
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Siyn
Buffalo Sunday News
Ray Vaughn Pierce
Buffalo
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Ray V. Pierce
Lee OH. Smith
T. H. Callahan
V. P Ote Pierce
J. D
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Main
Washington
Jurals Hotel
Surgies Institute
Washington Street
Dr. Pierce
Garden
Dr Pierce
Dr. Sage
Harvard Medical School
Pierce
New Oxford St
London
New York State
Cincinnati Medical College
Tam
Congress
Te American Engineompany
Bound Brook
N.J
Electric rail line push links Frederick to Middletown
Middletown boosters rally behind the F and M Electric Railroad project seeking bonds totaling about 16 000 to 8 000 dollars. speakers including Frank P. Lewis of Sprague Duncan Hutchinson urge Frederick citizens to back the plan for a line through Middletown Valley highlighting expected business gains and regional ties with Boonsboro Keedysville and Brunswick.
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Frederick and Miidietown
Frank P. Lewis
Sprague, Duncan & Hutchinson
New York
Baltimore
Lewis Duncan
Johns Hopkins University
Mrr
Lewis
Messrs
Thomas Haller
C. Carty
Cersres Wertheimer
Middletown
Frederick Set Oer
Boonsboro
Brunswick
Hagerstons
Frederick
Middletown Valley
Convention of Sare'a Attorneys Meets in Baltimore
The Convention of State's Attorneys of Maryland held in Baltimore June 14 is called to meet again today at 1% o'stock. Led by chairman Charles G. Kerr, it seeks changes to state criminal law and practice and may propose a legislative commission for this purpose.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Charles G. Kerr
Circuit Court
Death of Miss Mamie Biggs at 330 West Patrick Street
Miss Mamie Biggs eldest daughter of Mr BE Biggs died at her home on West Patrick Street this morning after a protracted illness of two years. She was 19. She belonged to St James Lutheran Church and the funeral is set for Friday at 2 PM at the parental residence with interment in Mt Olivet Cemetery.
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Beaverdam
Hay
L P. Sutely
J. E. Bufington
Caariel Parrish
Daniel Bohn
Our
S.N. McCann
Normal College
Bridgewater
Messie Plock & Nichols
John M. Grove
Lovelta Ahalt
Middletown
David Hoffer
Eva Ifert
Grace Reformed Cemetery
Alexander Asseman
CO. Fuss
Fringer
Thomas D. Reladollar
Baltimore College
Meed
Gibbons
St. Mary’s College
Emultsburg
Eilnea
Littestown
T. B. Eckennrode
Santa Claus
Mamie Biggs
Alamie Biggs
BE. B. Biggs
West Patrick Street
Sue
St. James Lutheran Church
Mt Olivet
Mutus Ledge No 603 Elects Officers At Meeting
Ki of P hearted group held its annual officer election led by Thomas H. Hatter as Dictator and C. C. Carty as Vice Dictator. Board of Charities and Correction met at Monterce Hospital reporting 269 inmates, including 21 tramps and 123 insane.
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Tesailing
Thomas H. Hatter
C.C. Carty
C. &. Eckstein
W. F. Winston
H. C. Keefer
C V.3. Levy
Tresguier
George H. Zimmervan
J. J. Dil
SE Geizenauner
Guardiar
S. Wineberg
Sentinel
M. G. Urner
J. A. Gambrill
L. S. Cangar
Trustees
Boarch
C. and
Board of Charities and Correction
Monterce Hospital
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Ax Menter
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Thony Trottore
Bern Bois
Erses Davis
N. E. Cramer
J. W. L. Carty
John Hendrickson
J. Auchberger
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Ism Foland
Justice Eckstein
Cdze McSherry
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Court of Appeals
Naomi Mills
Sullivan
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van DeLachmut
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Carey Street
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Hood
Jewera Pee
Mise
Nellie Hendricksen
Virginia
Br. G. Balthis
Davis
Cunningham
Dorsey Downey
Basie Downey
New Philadelphia
Wm. Downey
John Downey
Wiliam Hopkins
Calvin Bay
Thankegiviegay
G.F. Lanrer
M. E
Wm. Phoebus
J. W. Rhinehart
Albertor
Howard County
Harry Dorsey
Johnson
George F. Sponseller
Geome Fiie
Dorsey
Unionville
F. A. Stevenus
Edgar Hobbs
Liberty
D. Hobbs
Margie Hellen
Colontown
St Pauls Missionary Society of Pleasant Aih
Reno S. Harp
John P. Clemm
Mr. Clemm
Clemm
Peagaville
E.G. Renn
E. Chas. Renn
Joseph Anglebower
John Stockman
Zion Lutheran Church
Mt. Zion Reformed Church
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
Petersville
Eppley
Brandenburg
Loretzo
Gardner
J. W. Jennings
Irving Biser
J.P. Weller
Hell
Mechanicstown
Carrie Batmgerdrer
Emmitsburg
G. W. Shafer
Frederick Stall, Sr
Bernir Sheeley
Tuca Amick
Mary Smith
Charies Rice
Clemborville
Little Harry
Oscar
Anna Doyle
Decid Bill
Lovettsylle
Iste
Maurice Michael
Braddock
Christian Endeavor Society
D. Gibbon
Calyie J. Grambtine
D. M. Grumbine
Florence Mercer
Washington, D. C
George Thomas
Libertytown
Broad Rcn
Union Sunday School
Mary MM. Darner
James C. Darner
Darner
Calvin E. Darner
Greencastle
Palace of Hagerstown
Dewalt J. Willard
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Edward L. Willard
Charlesville
Wm. Holtz
Suzan Smith
Lewis Angieberger
Wade Cricking
David Shankle
Frederick Spoke
Glaze’s Woods
Wm. King
Rucxville
Cornelius Zimmermann
Strethe
St Zion
Marcellus Warrenfelt
Ulles
Yellow Springs
Young People's Social Tamperative Union
J. Ezra Summers
Burkhart
Frederick City
Lane Kiln Grove
Rir
Peter Staley
Mails
Joh W. Fox
Jas. Smith
Woodsboro
George W. Barrick
Rocky Ridge
Hettie Morrison
Margaret Groshon
Seaure
Sam
Trafic
Brunswick Herald
the Herald
Boonsboro Keedysville
Maevery Libre
Keedyaville
Burroandag
Hones
Bronewick
Ladies Union
eJonx Hecowoxson
FV. Staub
Rio
Maracaibo
Java
F. V.staub
North Market Street
Telephone
Eddaly
R Reformed Missionary Meeting
Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
CO. E Kemp
Richard J. Dutrow
W. G. Buckey
Harry F McLane
Lewis A. Rice
J.T. Thomas
Ruth Smith
Marie Clingas
Gertrude DeGrange
Nellie Aiatony
Miss Pareons
Baltimore Sun Today
Casper Quynn
John Fisher
Frederick, Wi
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Adam Roser
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Point of Rocks
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Rodoce & Neidio
Rowe & Nedig
Crett
Korth Maha ET &Trest
Fexderrice
Wel Yuen
A. Rend I. Pee Ohn
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Merchant Tailor
John A. Kennedy
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R.L. Harley
L. Harley
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Woman's Auxiliary- Keeley League of
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Bentz Street
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Uascall
Keller & DeLashmutt
East
Patrick Street
E Cline & CO
E. Cline & CO
Seown Ane
RED Fox
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GR. H. Blackston
EL H. Busczstox
Rom No. 9
Citizens’ National Ban Building
Herlin and Lovettshire Hridge Company
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Moree
Real Rmtate Fransfera
John C. Slotier
Edward Roentz
Levi J
Elihu R. Wolf
James P. Wolf
Frederick County
Margaret Besufelter
Annie Besufelter
James K. P. Wolfe
John E. Price
Mary C
John Raunxel
Maria
John S. Biser
John
Sass
Topeka
Capital
Lotus Club
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Walker & GG
Z. Walker & Co
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