Auto crash into culvert injures five near Pearl
An afternoon collision on the Frederick-Baltimore State Road near Pearl involving Alfred Gartrell’s car sent five people from Plane No. 4 to bruised but surviving. Mrs. Gartrell and Hipsiey were pinned beneath the wreck, while Blanche Gartrell and Howard Gartrell were thrown clear as Hooper’s Express sideswiped the car. All were taken home or to Mountain City Garage. no serious injuries reported. Separately, David Garver of Mt. Airy, injured last Tuesday and unconscious since, shows slow but steady improvement at home under Dr. C. P. Gowman care.
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Hooper
Hooper's Express
Gartrell
Frederick
Auto
David Garver
Mt. Airy
C. P. Gowman
Garver
Thirteen year old Jesse James figure jailed in Schuylkill Prison
Stanley Meuse of Shenandoah, aged thirteen, described as one of the era’s most desperate prisoners, formed a Jesse James Society after reading dime novels. He plotted to rob his parents for 600 dollars and set oil to burn their home, attempted to burn the Boone building in St Clair, and attacked a priest after escaping Phoenixville jail multiple times before being recaptured near Shenandoah.
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Schuylkill Prison
Pottsville
Stanley Meuse
Shenandoah
Jesse James Society
Boone
St. Clair
Phoenixville
Mother's Arm Mangled in Corn-Busking Machine Incident
Reading Pa Dec 13 A motor driven corn-busking machine mangled the arm of Polly Dietrich mother of Law son G Deltrich at Calvin Dietrichs Mosejem home. Sleeve entanglement likely caused the injury. condition considered serious with the arm badly torn. Also reported two Turkish gunboats sunk by Russian torpedo boats and a mushroom house fire at Kempert Square with property loss.
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Reading
Polly Dietrich
Lawson G. Deltrich
London
Black Sea
Weather scraps from irregular regional report
Fragmentary weather notes list scattered places including Chicago New Orleans New York St Louis and Washington with unclear details about conditions and values. The text appears as stray fragments rather than a coherent forecast.
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Chicago
New Orleans
New York
St. Loui
Washington
Braddock County Towns News Slaughters and Visits
News from Braddock reports several local visits by Mrs. and Mrs. Staley and relatives, including Hays and Price families. It notes hog slaughter numbers near 1,072 pounds total between Gibbons and Staleys, with head butchers named as W S Reeder and William Kaufman. Other items mention visits to Yellow Springs and Rocky Springs relatives and a week spent in Washington counts.
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Washington
Jacob Gibbons
Near Here
W. S. Reeder
Samuel Staley
William Kaufman
William Brown
Chas. Haugh
Chas. Zimmierman
Yellow Springs
Kieffer Staley
Rocky Springs
Keysville Church Practice For Christmas Service
Sunday school members in Keysville are practicing for a Christmas service on December 23. Local visits include Mrs. Oliver Stonesifer of Kimar at George Ritter's home and Mrs. Alice Hahn returning to Taneytown after visiting Calvin Fox family. Community members recall the Horner-Ohief wedding and hospitality at Wilhide home with several guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keysville
Oliver Stonesifer
Keymar
George Ritter
Thomas Fox
William Devithiss
George Frock
Ernest Flannigan
Frederick Dorcus
Woodsboro
Alice Hahn
Taneytown
Calvin
Horner—Ohief
Sue Bowers
Earl
York
Byron Stull
Pater Wilhide
Peter Baumgardner
Mary
Calvin Valentine
Killen
W. E. Ritter
Goldie Shank
Reachard
Menges Mill
George Devilbiss
Protracted Meetings in Providence M. P. Church Kemptown
The nightly sessions led by Rev. R. Strausbarg draw strong crowds and high praise. Dr. J. M. Bowers, Maryland Conference head, will speak Sunday at 7 30 PM. A temperance drama "Dot" by Kemptown I O G T youth drew a crowded hall and good proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemptown
Providence M. P. Church
R. Strausburg
J. 3. Bowers
Maryland
M. P. Church
Victor Murdock Play Reproduction Planned at Three Towns
Victor Murdock is expected to reproduce his play at Poplar Spring on Saturday evening the 18th, then move to Damascus and Lewis Dale. Revs. R Strausburg and H C Keen and Mrs Keen dined with Mr J A Engle on Thursday.
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Poplar Spring
Damascus
Lewisdale
R. Strausburg
H. C. Keen
Christmas program at Liberty Town church announced
Liberty town announces Christian Endeavor meeting at Methodist Protestant church next Sunday December 12 at 6 p.m. Topic The Value of the Christian Endeavor Pledge. Pastor Rev J W Parris will preach at 7 p.m. that evening. Christmas entertainment planned afterward.
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Libertytown
Christian Endeavor
J. W. Parris
Christmas and dance events announced in local churches
Notices list a Christmas entertainment at the Methodist Episcopal church on Thursday December 23 at 7 o'clock and a Methodist Protestant church event on Saturday night December 26 at 7. Protracted services begin January 1 in the Kev D A Foard pastor. Elizabeth A. Green and an entertainer troupe perform at the Opera House for St. Peter's Catholic church on December 14 at 8 p.m. The company includes Frank H. Moltz, Miss Florence A. Smith, Philip A. Sherman, and Miss Lula M. Krog. A fatal fall near Starrs, Atlentawy, Pa. is noted with a rider about a neck injury.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Kev
Elizabeth A. Green
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Miss Green
Frank H. Moltz
Florence A. Smith
Philip A. Sherman
Hay
Lula M. Krog
Olive Tablets offer gentle liver and bowels support
A 19th century health ad hawks Olive Tablets as the cure for dull complexions and low vitality. Claims from Dr. Edwards and Dr. Felechia note 90 percent of sickness stemming from inactive bowels, touting olive colored tablets sold by The Oliva Tablet Company of Columbus in 10 and 20 cent boxes.
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Hyer
Edwards
Ohio
Feleche
The
Oliva Tablet Company
Columbus
Jap-Enamel Varnish Prices In All Colors
Advertising copy lists Jap-Enamel varnish in Cherry Mahogany Walnut Dark Oak Light Oak. 12 pint cans priced at 12 cents each pint cans at 20 cents and quart cans at 35 cents.
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Jesse James
Seatroys
Kempert Square
Willem Sharps
United State
Rchive
Victor Murdock
Photo
Atlentawy
Tates
Dooce Brothers
Freder
Mountain City
H. M. Cramer
Mgr
J. M. Cronenburg & Co
East
Patrick Street
Gillette
Enders
Keen-Kutter
Gem and
Excelsior Sanitary Dairy
C. F. Rothenhoefer
East Seventh St
Kalkomo
Moresco
the Ebert Hardware CO
Mr Ats
F. Columbus Knott
Cerewer
Keett
N. Market
St. Frederick, Md
Bon-Ton
Arch St
Philadelphia
Copenhagen
Frederick Gas and Electric Dept
Hagerstown
Frederick R. R. CO
East Patrick Street
Ford
Detroit
Ideal Garage Co., Inc
Frederick, MD
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