Longtime railroad worker Hannew shares half century milestone
A 66 year veteran of the railroad, Mr Hanshewshew, celebrated fifty years of marriage and service at the Civil War era era. The article recalls his start with the Wee Ohio Railroad, roles on passenger and freight trains, and retirement due to eyesight. He recounts wartime memories including Confederate soldiers and Stonewall Jackson. He enjoyed dancing, hunting, fishing, and riverbank scenes, and is survived by his wife and one living son H Lee Hanshew.
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Hanonanshew
Rameinshew
Wee Ohio Railroad
Hanthew
Hatchew
Hanshel
Gagera
Stonewall
Jackson
West Second Street
Hanshew
Ure
Partioy
Hanatrnes
Hansher
Potoma
Mtr
Hying
H. Lee Honghew
Frederick town car snowbound tale and mischief
Local scene unfolds with college girls returning to Frederick and a misdirected mischief on a snow swept street. A conductor helps guide them as two young men tumble into a snow drift while a passerby avoids the ruse. Amid the storm the piece rhymes with a lighthearted urban vignette.
Weekend visits and a church program in county news
Miss Anna Gill Baltimore visited Mrs Clarence Kim over the weekend. Mrs BE Hyatt and Mrs G E Raines stayed with relatives near Mt Airy and Freder ick. Numerous locals attended gatherings at homes and a box social at Argle. A literary and musical entertainment is planned at Tramsville church Friday with refreshments to follow. all invited.
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BE. O. Hyatt
G. E. Raines
Mt. Airy
Warfisville
Fannie May
Carl Smith
Katherine Page
Bertie Wilson
Evelyn Starlette
Mabel Lawson
Edtu
Evelyn Waltz
Rubs Baker Mesers
Albert
Ruben Davis
Leslie Baker
Boyd
Arno Page
Howard Smith
Allen Nicodemus
Lucia Falconer
Donald Hogarth
Charla Sehradel
James Goodman
Roland Apt
Marion
Dan Wilson
Earl Wolfe Crawford
Swomley
Holland Lawson
George Page
Davis Baker
Tramsville
School Thrice Destroyed Fire Threat Near York S C
A firebug has caused three blazes at York South Carolina, burning the school and later the Waccamaw Presbyterian church. State authorities offer a reward for the incendiary. The original school building burned December 11, temporary quarters placed at the church, which burned January 2. A new echoes building was completed Wednesday but was burned soon after.
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York
S. C. Institution
Wacceny Presbyterian Church
Kentucky Meuse For State Bonus Bond Plan
Fragmented OCR text notes a state bonus bond plan proposed in November to fund a Kentucky project. Mentions a bond line of 203? and monthly payments of ten dollars for a period up to twenty five months, with unclear entities and dates.
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Kentucky
Ten More Days Until Lent Season Begins
A reflective piece notes ten days remain before Lent with many planning abstinence and self discipline. It contrasts Lenten resolutions with New Year pledges, highlighting personal sacrifice, movie house temptations, and family observances as communities brace for the penitential season.
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Fred
Siu
Frederick
Graceham Friday Visitors Report Local Social Roundup
Graceham and nearby areas noted a Friday gathering at Mr and Mrs Samuel Stambaughs with Leslie Fish and daughter Mrs Stuil, Mrs Sue Powell of Creagerstown, Mrs Janie Feitz and daughter from Thurmont, Anna Dubel and children, Amanda Cremer and son, and Jester Morningstar with wife. Lottie Zentz also visited Thurmont Saturday evening. A pronunciation note on Doctor Sze’s name is included.
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Graceham
Samuel Stambaugh
Leslie Fish
Stuil
Sue Powell
Creagerstown
Janie Feitz
Thurmont
Anna Dubel
Grace
Amanda Cremer
Elliott Civ
Change of Life Woman's Trial Report From Metropolis
A Metropolis householder testifies Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased her change of life symptoms. She says after two weeks she is hale, walks miles with little fatigue, and knows neighbors helped by the medicine.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Metropolis
Illinois
Lydia Pinkham
Ewman Driver
Elith St. Metropolis
Minois
Hours Of Religious Services Tomorrow In This City
Sunday schedule lists Morning Worship themes across churches led by Rev. Win Glen and Rev. A. Lee Barret, with Sunday schools at 10:45 9 30 or 11 00 am and evening services noting The Great Challenge and The Sources of Happiness. Evangelical and Lutheran, Presbyterian, Methodist and Catholic congregations present sermons, prayer meetings, and youth activities in various venues including Trinity M E C Saint Barnabas and Holy Trinity, with choir concerts and evangelistic meetings led by pastors and visiting evangelists.
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Boos
J. Karla Miller
Par Fur
Staubex
Wadilugt
Old Lincoln
United Brethren
Win
Glen
Ulteder
Pao
C.K
Martin Morgan
P. C. EB
Mex Catharine
Grace Reformed
C. Hoover
Duntor
Dunior C
Warthington
Methodist Episcopal
Wrigdutson
Prastor
Prof
Balmond
Evan
Gett Kadess
Loeter
Evangelist Eastes
Presbyterian
David Morgan Roderick
Christian Endeavor Society
Roderick
Jesus
Belle Matthews
Kart Second Street
Evangelical Reformed
Benri L. G. Kieffer
Perry
Trinity Chapel
Evangelical Lutheran
Ter
C. BG
Peeter
Middletown
Way People
First Baptist
Stev
W. C. Royal
Gospel Mission
West Patrick St
Young People's Society of Willing Workers
George Perry
M. E. Church
South Mt. Airystev
L. Hammond
W. E. Miller
Utica Churches Schedule and Services Noted
Church of God led by I. F. Murray at Utica Saint Paul s church hosts Sunday at 10 30 a m with Foreign Missionary service and Sunday school at 9 15 a m. Zion Reformed in Charlesville holds 2 30 p m service with Sunday school at 1 20 p m.
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Church of God
Murray
Tor
Utica
Ikey
Robert Lee Bair
St. Paul's Church
Foreign Missionary Service
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesvikke
School repairs and budget push spurs board hearing
Delegations from Bethesda Kensington Pobolesville Gatthersburg Damascus and Takoma Fork pressed Montgomery county board of education for urgent school repairs and funding solutions. Superintendent Broome announced resignations and appointments across Cedar Grove Sandy Spring Rockville Bethesda and Wheaton schools. In Durham two days earlier three UNC students died and three were injured when an automobile was struck by a streetcar engine at a crossing.
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Bethesda
Kensington
Pobolesville
Gatthersburg
Damascus
Takoma Fork
Montgomery County Board of Education
Edwin W. Broome
Montgomery County
Belle Hawkins
Cedar Grove
Virginia Nowlin
Beulah Paulette
Sandy Spring
Calphurnia Brubaker
Rockville
Julia O'Brien
Beata H. Carmody
Cherry Chase
Mary Nicol
Cedar Grove Sehbool
Ivy Reed
Sarah EB. Coyne
Jennie McCoy
Wheaton School
Durham
N. C
Reb
University of North Carolina
Ney
Local Deaths and Estates Notice Fragment Summary
Fragmentary list shows names of deceased and estate agents with locations around Urbana, Frederick, and nearby towns. Entries mention executors and heirs such as W. Og. Kelb, Ceresville, J. Summers, B. I. Jamison, L. H. Oxsborme, and C. V. Wastler. Includes several property markers and distances from towns, plus agents like BM. Meske and T. Hickman.
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Februacy
W. OG. Kelb
Syburk
Nicodemas and Pearre
Unle
Wile
St—Fegianta
K. Dixon
Urbana
Charies
Pene Raleh
Jone
K. Kejch
Freverick
St—B. I. Jamison
City
H. Oxsborme
Hoge
New Annie We
Sicae E
W. Pre
K. Os. Etester
Welk l. Mi. Fox
Enet Frederick
Retaery W. Eippemm
Neves
Meir Sowlarey
Ge Wachee
Ma Weed
Gewree
T. Hickman
Shier
Veneenters
T—Wie
Keith W. Hameer
New Wideo
Albert Dorsey
Harrien
Welire
Harry
Hitter
Freserich
Public Sale of Farm Stock and Implements in Maryland
I will sell at public sale on my farm 112 miles north of Mamsville on the road from Ijamsville to Baltimore Pike Tuesday March 21 1922 all stock and farming implements. Horses and colts include several mares and a black Percheron colt and a brown Percheron yearling with high grade stock. Milch cows include 16 Holsteins plus two calves. Registered Holsteins include Carmella Santema Corrinne De Kol Carmelita Duke Santema De Kol and Pete. Hogs include Berkshire sow and ten shoats. Machinery spans wagons Studebaker and Schuttler two beds a Magney Haris binder a McCormick mower an Osborne hay rake a Sattler corn planter a Pennsylvanian drill plows cultivators and more. Harness includes multiple sets breechbands lead and Yankee harness bridles collars lines and more. A Delaware Cream Separator and milk equipment also listed. Terms: six months credit on all named items with notes. cash for sums under $18. no property to be removed until terms fulfilled. Wm B Darner Clerk.
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Mamsville
Ijamsville
Baltimore Pike
Tve
Harry
Flora
Wamsville Co
Name- Tile Co
Nell
Carmella Santema
Corrinne de Kol
Studebaker
Schuttler
McCormick
Sattler
Wardish
Hench & Promenia
Syracuse
Magen
Threrherse Svener
Gsalion Milk Canal «St Mackamith
Bumerceus
Abeie
Arthaly
Mvssetter
Wm B Darner
Agee Vow Raceara
Chester
Poland-China
J. &. Schell
Osborne
H. Fulton Nicodemus
Wm. E. Darner
A. W. Nicodemus
Calvin Rice
Five Horses and Farm Implements at Public Sale
Auction ad lists mounts including Millard prize winner, Major, Mick, and Colonel plus mares Pet Blossom May and more. Also 16 head of cattle, hogs, farm tools, and household goods from Edith M Hummer Administratrix with terms: six months on sums over ten, cash under ten, sale near Grove Academy School House on March 23, 1922.
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Josiah Crum
New Midway
Grove Acaideny School
Bally. & Weare O
G. M. Oyster
Millard
Mick
Blossom
Fontine Delight
Durham
Biulx Mre
Edith M Hummer
Kragest
Lawrence Marie Trent Wools
JO Jamison
Clerks
Public sale notice near Walk Cromd for horses cattle and farming gear
A public sale on Thursday March 16 1922 at a farm north of Erndville along the Walk cromd Continental road lists 7 horses a bay colt and several cattle including Holsteins Guernseys and Jerseys tuberculin tested within a year plus 2 brown sows with pigs and 40 hogs. Also offered are numerous farming implements harnesses wagons and dairy items with many items described as good as new. Terms require notes for sums over 19 with cash for 19 and under. no property removed until terms are met. Auctioneers H R Lease and Raymond J Cramer with clerks de.
Tax sale notice for Brunswick land in Frederick Md 1922
By virtue of the power vested in me as Collector of State and County Taxes of Frederick County I will sell for the payment of state and county taxes for 1921 1922 at the Court House door Frederick City on Monday April 10 1922 at 10 15 a m all that lot or parcel of land in Brunswick town Brunswick District described as Lots 292 293 and 294 Wenner addition west of Maple Ave north of Ninth Street conveyed to John W Heffner and others and later to John C Motter and William Maulsby Jr assessed at 635 00 in Brunswick District cash terms of sale purchaser to pay conveyancing costs. John W Snook collector for the year 1921 and term allowed by law.
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Frederick County
Mary
Court House
Frederick City
Maryland
Grand
Fe M
Mary‘ M. Haines
Richard Haines
Falio
Tesh
Ray Dee
Maris OE
Frederick Courty
Brunswick
John W. Hefflner
Lavinia C. Wenner
Chas. M. Wenner
Edna V.wenner
William P.maulsby, Jr
Henrietta H. P. Maulsby
John C. Motter
Effie &. Motter
Wm. G. Baker
Federick County
Wenner
Mapie Ave
Ninth Street
William FP. Maulsby, Jr
Andrew III
Frederick
John W. Heffner
John W. 8Nook
Terms of Sale At Auction Describes Credit and Payment Rules
A notice outlines terms of sale including a six month credit option on sums over 16.66 with purchaser’s bond and suitable security. Property cannot be removed until payment is complete. Signatories include Harvey R. Lease as auctioneer and Harry Fochter.
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