Remembering Frederick Wilson Aiding Community Leader
Obituary notes support for Frederick Wilson long time St Frederick resident since 1022 who guided youth and cultural programs. He served as a steady executive, earning respect for integrity and devotion to church and local charities. His passing marks the loss of a benevolent civic voice and organizer for many local initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freiesch
Ate Tawa B. Wilson
St Frederick
Wilson
Welbac
Jota Fostery
Wi Hey
Mumages
Shane
Tinas
Wwe
Bonday
Anton
Perierieh
Wilton
Hidden Lincoln Edison Papers to Light Century Later
A century of secrecy ends as Edison and Lincoln papers, including Civil War memoirs, move from private to public view. The release, delayed 212 years, promises new insights into their beliefs on religion, race, and society. Historians anticipate revelations from both leaders' private records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Edgon
Edison
Robert
Letter to the Editor critiques labor policy and politics
A letter to the editor by Alvan II. Dailey and Lass MthIn criticizes labor leaders and the current Labor Government. They urge lawmakers to protect citizens from perceived greed and power, warning of national hardship and calling for immediate constitutional changes. The piece references England’s labor move and calls for reforms to ensure fair management and revealed, accurate rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley
Lewis
Murrey
Reuther
U.S
Sore
Obaerson
England
Alvan II. Dailey
Debate on presidential succession and electoral reform in Congress
Fragmentary discussion in Washington on how to handle presidential succession when no candidate wins a clear majority. The piece references the Electoral College, the Speaker acting as temporary president, and proposed constitutional or legislative methods to select a president if a vacancy arises, with varying opinions across parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Heda of Representatives
Dresden - Sts
Congress
Olwlans
Heppesenrathce
Fernisiis Todehen Thayer
Santa Mnetian
Rernesens
Hutherord
Pra Sens Pote
Senate
The
United
Court News Summary of Marthige Birense Teuben Case
Court records list multiple civil actions filed in Ranson West Virginia and Bentord with several parties including Mary Catherine Aianes, Bevched Favre Mobley, Bentord A Oden and wife, STU Kilward Mobley, Mefyun Ph Quon, Edward Mobley and wife, Baie TMM, Harvey 5 loft city, and others. Damages or consideration noted include amounts of 30 and 10 dollars in various filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marthige Birense Teuben
Courtney
Aidh
Mary Catherine Aianes
Tiwepeed
Bed of
Ranson
Prrjandy Bevched
Favre & Mobley
Awa
Fae
Bentord
Oden
Vountiy
Stu Kilward & Mobley
Ate
Edward & Mobley
Baie
Atte Wade Cerkly
Edward S
Mobley
Ste
Oeffinan
Harvey
Loft
City
Local Vem Cron Whe Calming Of The News Feb THEROUGIE
Prof J Apple president of Woman's College oversees an entertainment at calle hall with participants including Lester Soth Harry te Gloss ier Seman Bo Keragle and others. Police chiefs and superintendents present as crowds gathered. A Castle dealer on South Market street suffered a heavy loss of power and property worth about 100 dollars in a burglary. A stranger stopped at Mt Airy, entered three rooms, and stole a 20 dollar suit and a gold watch from Calvin Gilbert formerly of Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Apple
Woman's College
Calle Hall
Wren GY
Stone
Elistriets
Meyers
Welleknew
South Market Street
Adele Ty Giet
QEAL
Mi Tle
Joe
Meo
Calvin Gilbert
Tiberty
van Bones
Owels
Twenty Years Ago Local News From The Newa Columns
Twenty years back, Arthur T McCanner of East Fourth Street suffered a fall while in Fay Sceut, injuring his right elbow. Mrs George To Weiner of North Market Street tripped and spilled soup, while Delighful Aid Party at Wave Side featured Catherine Tender and Ole Garston Pda Lippe. Judges selected Mise Holderatt and Reatph Vie as performers in a local event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur T McCanner
McCaniner
East Fourth Street
George
Weiner North Market Street
Emory
Patrick Street
Ane
Catherine Tender
Ole Garston
Pda
Lippe
Jatin Holderatt
Ar Imimal Cocharee
Mike Hoalderatt Gore Nipk Pompere
Tr Lippe
Load Pauistienny
Que Fure
Small Town Fire devastates Mountain View business district
A disastrous blaze hit Mountain View, Ark on February 10, destroying about a quarter of the local business district. Firemen battled flames as water and foam exhausted wells and cisterns, forcing residents to evacuate. Springfield Fire Chief Harry Tile estimated the loss, with a section of the town wrecked and many shops burned out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ark
Baelet
Harry Tiile
Weeckte Mountain View Herd
Leftist Guerrillas Kill 25 In Attack
Guerrillas strike near Mant Porter killing 25 and wounding several others. Reported from Canstania village, the assault involved mortars and a tactical bombardment, with attackers moving from the border area toward Salonika corridor. Greek authorities accuse neighboring states of sheltering militants and vow action as investigations continue.
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Athens
Tretia
Dopatel
Salonika
Greek Jawerinnment
Wiliaeiawia
Alstania
Balan Dere
Bettiste
Veterans Bill Sparks Debate On Postwar Economic Policy
A fragmented report details congressional consideration of a veterans aid bill. Discussion centers on funding, employment for veterans, and broader wartime economic restructuring, with contrasting views on national priorities and cost.
Executative Groups To Hold Joint Linecheon Execcative
Execututive committees of Thedenich County Pomona Gringe meet at Hotel Fred enek cot Monday February 7 with county delegation to the State expected as guests. A recent meeting outlined aims for large member participation and public attendance at an open forum Friday to review procedures and speakers. County agents from three Maryland counties serve on committees as the national group plans education and construction support with emphasis on financing aids and roadside safety campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedenich
Pomona Gringe
Fredenek
Ste Tney
John Dt Punk
Aomertog
Buona
Mica
Mae
Osabuthea
Xeale
Pageance
Lordslalice
Otto
Maryland
Nefonil Association of Centapriculiradatette
Mversa
Moward
Couny
Brederick County
Cansaraas
Somerset Comte
Hadber
Radio Healer's Air Therapy Cure Sparks Court Case
Ene Pa Feb 2 A court case unfolds over Dr Scott accused of false pretenses for proposing to cure sexual development issues in a young patient with an air wave device. Witnesses describe examinations and a controversial external device claimed to emit emanations at extraordinary rates.
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Ene
Paydlys
Rehler
Scott
Patel
Mohler
Fuer Dinger
Dorothe Dix Advice on Marriage and Welfare
A 1920s Dorothe Dix column offers blunt guidance on marital duty and parental rights, urging men to honor their wives and protect their children against domineering mothers. It includes sample questions about child care, age gaps, and happiness, with stark critiques of possessive elder women and advice for frank family talks to avoid wrecking life plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick
Wedding of Louise and Oscar Yoxarkund at Road Fork
The ceremony took place Saturday afternoon on West Second street with double rings. Louise Yoxarkund and Oscar Yoxarkund were married by a few attendees, and Drew Franklin Hays recently discharged from service in the US was present. The couple will live in the Chaplie Apartment for some time before moving to Texas. Friends entertained the newlyweds after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houta
Ot C. Gilliepie
Louise Tia
Ty Oscar Yoxarkund
Second Street
Drew Franklin Haysheeproom
Seles
Texas
Operaretig Shield
Netwerdis
Today in History and Birthdays Snapshot
A condensed history and birthdays list notes figures from past wars, politics, and industry. It cites events from 1602 to 1960s, mentions Lincoln, Cooper, and Myra Bradwell, plus early telegraph and China milestones, with birthdays for Patterson and Omar Bradley and others.
Social Etiquette Notes From Weekend With Friends
A brief fragment discusses respecting the hostess and helping tidy the room. It advises making your bed early, keeping the room neat, and being considerate during social visits. The tone resembles informal guidance on daily manners for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ettyatiott
Estate of Russell Ho Groasnickel Letters Aided
Probate records show the Orphans Court appoints Stesa T. Stank and Claude Eo Pome of Moorerite as administrators pro in estate valued at 1903 dollars with real estate worth 50 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Ho Groasnickel
Canot Au
Religious Emphasis Weekend At Hood College
Hood College hosts a Religious Emphasis Weekend with Prof Raul Ramsey of Princeton University among speakers. Events run Friday evening through Sunday in Brodbeck Hall, including discussions on personal religion and churchgoing, plus a World Student Christian Federation Day of Prayer service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raul Ramsey
Prenceton University
Wall
Elias Enyp
Hood College
Ibe
Ramses
Will Ester
Chris
Tina
Ramsey
Hrodpeck Hall
Y-Hut
Edwin
J Spanseier
Samuel S. Johnston
All Saints’ Chur
William R. Barnhart
Brodbeck Hall
Trodbeck Hall
Headbeck Hall
World Student Christian Federation
Emmitsburg Residents and Visitors Host and Travel Notes
Emmitsburg area social notes list visits and gatherings among Baker Wagaman Peters and others in Gettysburg Baltimore and Frederick. Mentions of travels to Alameda California and Washington for schooling and jobs. Several births, anniversaries, and family updates among local families with connections to Philadelphia and Reisterstown.
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Emmitsurg
Jon Baker
Jota Baker
Leander. Harmon
Marjorie Waker
Kansas City
Sistor
Clem Redding
Gettyeburg
Guy Baker
Alter
Jerome Peters
Frances Baker
Sidney Moorman
Baltimore
Ma Ora Marsyrat Wapaman
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Perry Point
Charlie, Wagaman
Charles Wagaman
Andrew Shorb
John O'Connor
Magerstown
Leo Eckenrode
Philadelphia
Charles E. Eckersole
St Anthony's
Andrew Keltholtz
Frederick
Andrew Keilholtz
Frank Kelly
Raymond Reynolds
Harney
John Baumgardner
M. E. Gaiser
Patricia Ann
Alameda
Calif
Gatser
Patricia Stinson
O. IL Stinson
Harry Stambaugh
Janica
Spring
Mis
Harry Baker
Grace Mowe
Washington
Patlin Dower
Charles Eckenrode
Sen
Mac Rowe
Reisterstown
M. Frank Rowe
Ray McGlaughlin
Fairefield
Cameron Ohler
Dave
Mra Parry Maude
Sey
Feiday
Fer
Baitmare
Aherrabe
Aittia Priv
Cetyfene
Frienda Huho
Fer Nes
Yamsville Parish Page Held Friday Devotional
The Yamsville parish held a Friday evening devotional with Miss Janet Williams leading the service. Mrs Joan DeGrange and Mrs William HoKatt assisted in the program about children of one world. Miss Margaret Droneburg had been ill. Miss Maggie Addison spoke on life in Alaska. Mrs Harry C Swamley led the business session. Two dresses donated for India mission work were given, and subscriptions for The Abeta Woman and The World Outlook were taken. Cards were to be sent to Mrs Fred Crockett who recently suffered a leg injury from a car accident in Coatansville. A youth talent night and Valentine social were announced for Wednesday evening February 1. Refreshments were served by Mrs Walter England and Mr Joseph Kehne. Market prices for wheat and corn were listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yamsville
Janet Williams
Joan DeGrange
William Ho Katt
Gram
Margaret Droneburg
Childre
Joseph Kehne
Grayson DeGrange
Maggie Addison
Jessie le
Alaska
Harry C Swamley
Swamley
Society
Fred Crockett
Coatansville
Jane Williams
Wold
Valentine
Hallo
Walter Ao
England
Joseph Keline
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Adearne
Mr. J. 1. Wilson
Mr Aury, Md
Lass Mthin
Calvary Methodies Church School
Oran Stare
Bow Pearl
Todla
Aes
Clyde Thomas
Womens Society of Christian Servier
Hele
Elaes
Airs
J. F. Haas
David Tawkenge
Neil Slick
Representatives Mall
Otage
Laa
Pihesens
Ae Hawk Pura
Pal Paw
Tie Cate
Addi
Abby
Pas
Father Appanie
Court News
Newa
Giordaine Bey
Sean
Freagee Orter
Tee
Vuloe
Bya Selowarty
Madison Strert
Rembere
Pievan
Gomey
Prive
Can
Raveon
Tee Gotha
Mik Sheridan Weatlinger
Ameoton Maeh
Claude Tiaw
Wilton Avenue
Woohington
Phis
Dartl
Nansen
Aki
Thas
Ae Peery
Watt Mavard
Chae Cat Bee
Evers
Lady Teak
Total Tobuyts Peerys
Hart
Wall Gerae
Peeple
Willy Dye Pallas Paw
Charest
Beri
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Han Fresak
Keares
Kearney
Pls
Ormphias
Dhe
Vets
Kota
Frydad
Adawt Dhaok Fury
Oly
Wold Peatit
Wayne Nola
Stark
Keweer
Robler Kergel
Gleeten
Des. Keatt
Francis Hermann
Chemitiy
Gannon College
Dorothy Dix
Cory
Rae Eldtdeen
Dorathe Dix
Fell Syndicates
Tor
Phil College
Lae
Jeon
Margie
Waeerstown
Balmiere
Dun Cerland
Revolutron
Polis
Switeerland
Peter Cooper
New York City
Abraham Lincoln
New Salon
Springfeld
Larne Co. Ky
Benson J. Lossing
Beekman
Myra Bradwell
Wiinery Law
Manchoester
Heer
Oxlethorpe
Georgia
Thes Terephone O
Salem
Minns
Boston
Lewis E. Waterman
Republic of China
Mills
Italy
United States
Roosevelt
Eurrope
Japan
MacArthur
Pacific
Luzon
IMG
Roonvelt
UNO Security Council
Robert P. Patterson
Glenn Falls
N. Y
Omar N. Bradley
Veterans Administration
Clark
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lucas
Iowa
Henry F. Grady
American President Lines
San Francisco
Warry C. Ayrd
Univn of Maryland
Crisfield
Mre
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
House
Roy KF. Harris
Linensn Co
Nobr
Eugene J. Milliken
Colorada
Hamilton
Tees
Ray Cey
Soto
Muth Palies
Marine
Hampetuve Hutoe
Mes
Boyle
Cantatore Hotel
Mande Hachagate
Wandie
Robert Orne
Tayband
da Bethter
Mrr
CJ Gutshall
Waynesboro
Gutshall
Birkidas
Jerry Overhaltzer
Gertrude Kump
Rue el Overhaltser
Eupheimia Rotering
Florida
John O'Donnell
Piladelphia
Theresa Taylor
Stott Randolph
Jag Re
Annie M Warner Hospital
Saree Rege
Mae Kessler
Catherine
Age
Roger Goulden
Towson
Gerard Eckenrode
Coartes E. Eckenrode
Charles J. Eckenrode
Sweekend
Joseph Glacker
George L. Wilhide
Hame
Lloyd Schultz
Schultz
Joseph Uwranicks
Bernard Eckenrode
Merits Keilholtz
Wilhide
Robert Mahoney
Beltsville
Jackson Humerick
Mahoney
Humrick
Joseph Cullo
Oneida
Estella Topper
Topper
Daug Ann Rosensteel
Gettysburg
American Legion Will Tole
Helen Brown
Guy A. Baker
Robert L Topper
Marie Rosensteel
5. C. Olt
Taneytown
Methodist Mite Society
C. Carve Veer
Donald Stane
Rogert TL. Topper
John F. Kelly
Frank Stoner
Barbara Ann
Emmitsburg
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