Snow drifts delay and travel eases after storm
New Market notes list visitors and common health concerns including Mrs Norman James from Catonsville visiting Mrs Bromway and Miss Carrie Grimes visiting relatives in Baltimore. Several residents travel for medical and social reasons, with sickness, farm sales, and road closures due to snow reported along with upcoming basketball game notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Norman James
Catonsville
Bromway
E. L. Grimes
Carrie Grimes
Baltimore
Frank Arnold
Cecil Ave
Isabel Hammond
Wm. C. W. Smith
Clyde Smith
Semeville
Ralph Fatconer
Middletown
George Burgess
Louis Burgess
Charles M. Utz
Keyser Collegians Tonight in Season's Court Classic
Keyser Collegians clash with the famed Keyser team at the State Armory court tonight. Gibson and Slocum, longtime stars for the Keyser lineup, are noted as the fastest and most clever offensive players in independent East basketball. The locals beat West Virginia 53-43 recently, Gibson scoring nine field goals, Slocum three, but tonight Gibson faces tighter guard coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slocum
Frederick
Gituon
Keyser
Duo
Fawks
Tangy Noah Dowex Ted
Downes
Cowely
West Virginians
Behrens
Kreh
Blethen
Parrish
Blethea
Maine
McGuire
Perr
Gibson
State Armory
Gipson
Stocum
Gideon
State Armory Court
Dasis
Keiser
Silent Eesedge Defeat Elks 21 to 9 in Hagerstown Feat
The Maryland State School for the Deaf Silentees defeated the Elks Club at Hagerstown 21 to 9. The Silentees shut out the Elks from the field, scoring all points from the foul line while Stern led with five goals. Metty and McCall benched for fouls, Heffner and Stauffer each saw multiple calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Elks Club
Hagerstown
Checker
Serio
Urbanski
Stern
Silentees
Metty
McCall
Heffner
Elks
Stauffer
Elks’ Club
Auver
Hauver
Winebrener
James
Fie
Setrn
Message to tired sick folks about Gude's Pepto Mangan
An old advertisement urges readers to visit a druggist for Gude's Pepto Mangan to improve health by boosting blood. It claims the iron formula quickly lifts fatigue, pallor, and lack of vigor and promotes a better life with regular meals for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gude
Normal five ready for return game with Maryland State
The Normal five, after a defeat by the SHeu teen last month, prepare for a return match with Maryland State Naval Ardeol Slace in Baltimore. Coach Benson has pushed the team hard at practice, and recent play suggests they are in shape for the fray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tames
Baltimore
Maryland State Naval Ardeol Slace
Sheuteen
Stentees
Benson
Prisoner Detained as Snow Blocks Road to Liberty
Mieur Hittinger of near Liberty was arrested by Deputy Stephen Myers on distant charge of carrying contraband weapons. Snow drifts blocked the road, delaying transport to Frederick. Deputy Myers stayed at his home with the prisoner until further steps could be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mieur Hittinger
Near
Liberty
Stephen Myers
Iaul
Alyers
Frederick Bittinger
Charles W. Smith
Ezra ‘Houck
Edward D. Shrines
Ceresyilh
Missing 19 year old Paté Beaver sought after runaway
Mrs Nellie Beaver travels from Frederick to Washington to lead search for Paté Beaver missing since January 24 from Fort Washington Prince George's county. Relatives notified after a week with no word. sheriff and Washington police alerted. Descriptions and photos circulated to locate the youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paté Beaver
Mra
CW. Smith
Fort Washington
Prince
George's County
Nellie Beaver
Howard Smith
Frederick
Hood College
Washington
Prince George's County
Missing Mining Boy Sought in Washington Counties
Notice from authorities in Washington state seeks a mining boy believed missing. Description includes brown hair brown eyes and a blue serge coat. Reward offered for information leading to the boy's discovery. Details unclear due to OCR errors but emphasizes search across town and counties with clothing descriptions including brown shoes and stockings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
AMC
Scouts Anniversary Observed With Week of Activities
The twelfth anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America will be observed from February to February 14. President Harding will take the oath of office while former President Wilson presents the honorary vice presidency to Taft. Mayor Seley agrees to be honorary head and will take the oath on the steps of the Yow GA Thursday at 7:30. Three scout troops with about 100 members are active locally. A program of nightly activities includes yell, games, nocturnal bake sales, and a drawing contest in the arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
Warren Gautier Harding
Dlonerity
Seams
Woodrow Wilson
Meuiey
Scouts
William Howard Taft
Hoy Scouts
Gilner Seley
Tose
NO FLU HERE IN COUNTY REPORTS NO OUTBREAK
County Health Officer Dr. H P Falitner said no influenza cases have been reported in any county area. He noted weather has been variable and could favor illness, yet there is no alarming rise in pneumonia or other diseases and no epidemic of colds in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Falitner
le Seul
Ford
Scarlet fever fears rising in community health scan
Fragmentary line hints at scarlet fever concerns spreading within a community, noting efforts to combat an epidemic and the role of health authorities in monitoring cases and preventing further outbreaks.
Eisenhauer Will Filed for Probate in St Johns Cemetery Lot
The will of Joseph Eisenhauer former president of the Board of Supervisors of Electio ns has been filed for probate. Executors are to erect a monument in the Eisenhauer family lot at St John’s Catholic Cemetery. The will bequeaths 6000 to Joseph F Maenhauen Jr and J Thomas Eisenhauer share and share alike rest of estate to be divided. Estate includes real estate in the city and several thousand dollars in costs. The document dates November 25 and witnesses Frank M Dertzbaigh and Edward J Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Eisen
Board of Supervisors of Blectians
Segieer of
Wils
Destator
Eisenhauer
St. John's Catholic Cemetery
Thos
Jos
Vincent de Paul Yangting
Alma A. Ulegding
Joseph F .Maenhauen, Jr
J. Thomas Eisenhauer
Frank M Dertzbaigh
Edward J. Smith
Neal
Gets-It Corn Pester Advertised By Lawrence Co Chicago
An advertisement touts Gets-It as a corn pester that relieves pain and soreness by absorbing moisture like a sponge. It urges readers to ask for the product by name and reject substitutes, noting a small cost and suggesting satisfaction or cost coverage. The ad cites Lawrence & Co of Chicago as the distributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Co-Operative Drug Co
Toc
Igor le
Lawrence & Co
Mir
Chicago
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Hanover
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Keyser Collegians
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Roy W. Poole
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