Will of Edward Koontz Probated in Maryland
The late Edward Koontz of Frederick City Maryland filed his will on December 18 1895. He directs burial in a plain coffin with white shroud and assigns his wife Isabella E. Koontz as sole executor without bond. Daughters Cora Backley Annie Beckley and Berths Beckley receive 35 dollars each. Grandson Barry Koontz gets a gold watch chain and fireman badges. The remainder of real and personal estate is to be sold and distributed equally among lawful heirs after debts and funeral expenses.
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Edward Koontz
Edward Koonts
Frederick City
Maryland
E. Kooniz
West Fifth Street
Cora
Backley
Annie Beckley
Berths C. Beckley
Barry Koontz
Ed. Koontz
Isabella E. Koontz
Enwano Koontz
Justosa Miluee
D. F. Fesener
Belle Letters Literary Society Meeting At Frederick Afale High
The Belle Letters Literary Society of Frederick Afale High School met yesterday with President G. A. Desa presiding. After roll call, minutes were read and adopted, a program featured readings and recitations, a debate on Cassar’s fate concluded with a unanimous negative decision, and the meeting adjourned after planning the next gathering.
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Belle Letters Literary Society
Belles Lettres Literary Society
Frederick Afale High School
G. A. Desa
Accrstory
Harry J. Kefanver
S Tadpole
Thomas Hersperger
Old Milt
John A. L Young
D. J. Adarkey
F. Goode
Cassar
AL. Reich
L. O. Gain
Messrs
Rolston Goldsborough
Clay Hull
Reich
G. A. Deaa
Grayson Mercier
BE. F
Moberly, Jr
Junior C. U. 4.4 to Meet on December 22
The next regular meeting of the Junior C. U. 4.4 will be held on Tuesday evening, December 22, when important business will be transacted.
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O.usa
Christmas Market and Town Talk From Middletown
A lively holiday column describes Christmas preparations and sales in Middletown. Shoppers eye shop windows, churches host carols, and festive crowds brace for gifts, greetings, and stories of maidens, weddings, and community cheer. It notes Congress activity and local gatherings as Christmas nears.
Testimony in Denver Asanii Case Sets Trial For October
The State v Metere Martin McBride and A Bl Thomas began before a jury with testimony from Miss Mary Deaver and Miss Katharine Busteed. Witnesses describe McBride and Thomas attempting to pass a locked gate via a lane, Deaver blocking the road with a four horse team, and a whip striking Deaver’s arm. McBride and Thomas claim Deaver refused passage. witnesses recount a volatile roadway confrontation near Knoxville with a buckboard and farm escape.
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Denver Asanii
Tas News
Metere
Martin McBride
A. Bl. Thomas
Mary Deaver
August
Misa Desver
Percy Townson
Moears
Thomas
McBride
Miss Desyer
Caralog
Ske
Katharine Busteed
Miss Busteed
Milas Deaver
Miss Welcks
Miss Deaver
Knoxville
Miss Wolcke
Danver
Ksride
Courageous Denver woman testifies in dangerous crossing trial
The article recounts a defense case where a Denver home guest and others testified amid a tense courtroom scene. Witnesses described altercations with a driver and threats with a revolver. The jury found a verdict of guilty against two men, with motions for arrest of judgment and a new trial filed. Other cases included Millom Clabsugh pleading guilty to larceny and Jacob Stites being discharged.
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Mina Deavyer
Miss Busteed
Deaver
Daniel Simpson
McBrids
Thomas
Nannie Deaver
Charlotte Weicks
Denver
Mies Denver
J. Roger McSherry
William H. Hinks
Suchcessrs
John OC
Motter
Glenn
Worthington
Hink
Frederick County
Mary
Dmiaaday Roxt
Otere Caieg
Ve. Millom Clabsugh
Gaza
Jacob Stites
State v Groff: Middletown man cleared in local option sale
The only case heard this morning was State versus Benjamin Groff of Middletown charged with selling minor in a local option district. The court heard the case and Groff was discharged.
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Benjamin Groff
Middletown
Anniversary dinner honors Shriner wedding pair
Mr and Mrs Derr Shriner of Ceresville hosted a delightful anniversary dinner on Thursday for the sixth year of marriage. Fifteen guests were served including Wm C Neidig and wife and Mrs Daniel Getzendinner of Kreaneyville W Va, Henry Palton and M S Zimmerman, Mrs George Houck with Lillye and Nancie Houck, Eddde Routzahn and Slever of Milton Pa. John E W Hargett received the first load of wheat over the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway yesterday afternoon.
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Anniva&sary Dinnie
Derr Shriner
Ceresville
Wm. C. Neidig
Daniel Getzendinner
Kreaneyville
W. Va
Henry Palton
Bmfisses Lillye
Nanote Houck
Eddife Routzahn
Slever
Milton, Pe
John E W. Hargett
Frederickond
Middletown Electric Railway
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Casstreses
Pease Ea
Arest
Aggeest
Eli Forme
Ad Cl‘eration Aomecno
Powdez Py
New York
Gigy
the Daily News
HE. Kootz
California Fig Syrup Co
Towe
Omas
Arc
Childregs
Tne
Dtantifa
Taanta
Peck
Aserice
Alte
Santa
Congress
Cleveland
Great
Combine
Washington
Hopkins
Maida
North End
Rhoderick
Register
George Markell
Openis Catshall
Jacks Hardi
Rodock & Nordig
Kris
the Express
Chile
Warner McKinsey
Beckley’s
Oder
Dante
Fitepers
Beyred
Geo
A. Gilbert
North Market
Frederick
the Circuit Court
Tom Hood
Bridge of Sighs
Pierce
OLD
Portierres
Monares
Myer
Thomas Hi, Haller
Central Dry Goods House
Dolid Marogary
Patrick Street
Grove & Kindley
Willaed C. Rellee
NO. 15
South Habrhetst
Coats
Capesrenner
South Market Street
Frederick, MD
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