Notable 18th Century Astronomers and Military Figures Summary
Review notes spanning figures such as Copernicus who outlined planetary orbits born in Prussian Poland who died in 1543, Admiral Lord Rodney credited with naval achievements, and Confederate General James Magruder who died in Galveston in 1863.
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Nievkwus
Copernicus
Prussian
Poland
iNs
Lord Rodney
Etna Napier
James Magruder
Galveston
Seape
Prompt report of newspaper receipt irregularities urged
Subscribers are urged to promptly report any irregularity in receiving The News. The notice seeks quick action to ensure delivery continuity and resolve issues with affected readers.
Mt Sutton in Eruption Sparks regional Alert
Mt Sutton erupts prompting disaster alert as officials assess lava flows and risk to nearby towns. Weather and emergency services coordinate evacuations and monitoring with crews set for immediate danger zones. Local residents report ash cloud and ground tremors. authorities urge preparedness and shelter plans.
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Seueste Sprixas
Con
Mt. Sutton
Parliament Dismissed by Imperial Troops in Hungary
Special dispatch from Beparest reports Imperial troops dissolved the Hungarian Parliament without bloodshed. The action ends the current session and shifts political clarity amid ongoing regional instability. Officials vow to maintain order as government leaders weigh next steps.
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Beparest
Longworths Start Honeymoon Trip to Palm Beach
Special Dispatch reports Mr. and Mrs. Longworth leaving Washington D.C. by private car this morning for a honeymoon trip to Palm Beach Florida.
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Wasararox
D. C
Longworth
Palm Beach
Fis
Mail Wreck Near St. Louis Wounds Dozens Without Fatalities
Special dispatch reports the Iron Mountain Post Mail wrecked near OshtonAdelit this morning. Twelve persons were hurt but none fatally. Local authorities investigate the crash and assess damages to the line near the small Mississippi Valley town.
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St. Loci
Iron Mountain
Ostonadelit
Local Social Notes From Hagerstown to Remptown
Miss Lala bateny and Mamie Lipp3 are visiting friends in Hagerstown. Maggie Burges of Mt. Airy visits her uncle Prof. Amon Burgee. Nenenie Toomas returns home from Baltimore. J E Polk Grove and daughter Margie, of Hancock, Md, visit relatives in this city. Ethel O Font, guest of Mrs. Stoneburner, returns to Remptown after a lengthy visit.
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Lala Bateny
Mamie Lipp3
Patrick Straat
Hagerstown
Mies
Maggie Burges
Mt. Airy
Amon Burgee
Patrick Streat
Nenenie Toomas
West Second Street
Baltimore
J E. Polk Grove
Margie
Hancock, Md
Daverstornead
Ethel O. Font
C. E. Stoneburner
Butaw Place
Remp
This County
VALENTINE DANCES AND TEA EVENTS AT ADAMSTOWN AND BALTIMORE
A Valentine dance drew about fifty couples at Klein's Hall Adamstown with Praderick Select Orchestra and chaperones Mrs. Kate Thomas and others. The Sailor Club hosted the Rocking Desi Club at Mrs. Dawson's home with heart decor and souvenirs as she prepares to depart for Leavenworth Kansas. Miss Blanche Hoack hosted a Valentine tea at her home on West Franklin Street Baltimore featuring red hearts and carnations and games like losing hearts. Local market notes quote Tyson's market bids for corn wheat and oats with various prices per barrel and per bushel.
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Valenidye
Valentine
Adamstown
Praderick Select
Masdames
M. Kate Thomas
Wm. H. Hershberger
Glands Datrow
O. Edward Bready
Biesars
Eimer Michael
Walter Michael
Les Datrow
Glands M. Wachter
Dawson
J.H. Enright
Valeniine
Blanche Hoack
West Fremklin Street
Beltimore
Frederick Md Letter Highlights Paint Choices and Ads
A Frederick letter to Hon M Grner describes a father and son choosing Devoe lead and oil paint for their houses three years ago. The father's home remains chalked but the paint is still durable, with plans to repaint similarly. The note mentions F W Davor Co and P I Bargett Co as paint sellers, and a subtle plea about a News want ad offering 33 cents to spread notices.
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Devoe
Charles Hollenbeck
Fair Haven
N.Y
F. W. Davor & Co. P.S. P. i. Bargett & Co
Man Charged in Woodsboro Kilns Stabbing Case
Charles Cline and Alfred Brook faced hearings after Charles Gibson died from stab wounds near the lime kilns of S. W. Earis k & Sees, Woodsboro. Witnesses testified to confrontations on a railroad track prior to the assault as Cline claimed self defense. Justice J. Francis Smith ordered no bail pending grand jury action.
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Charles Cline
Charles Gibson
S. W
Potts
Oliae
Oliie
Potes
Bat
Gibson
Ysouard Barrick
Oline
Sherrif Carlton Shank
Qoline
Sod
New York
Atlanta
Montezue
Asme
Walt
Gee
Alfred Brook
Calvin Grabill
Cline
Justice Smith
Cirenic Court Arraigns Prisoners In Saturday Session
In Cirenic Court prisoners arrived for arraignments on Saturday. George Benson indicted for burglary pleaded not guilty along with Eliza Robinson and Annie Butler indicted for burglary and larceny. Several others faced larceny charges with pleas of not guilty while Michael Cramer pled guilty. The docket included additional cases and a trial by jury on several claims. The court convened at 7 PM with Chief Judge McSherry and Associate Judge Mojter presiding. The court ruled in favor of defendants in International Harvester Co v Dutrow and Wertheimer trustee. A separate case Margaret Grinder v Conner proceeded before a jury, seeking $2,000 for assault, battery, and alleged conversion of corn and potatoes by the tenant on the plaintiff’s farm. The session was in progress when the record closed.
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George Benson
Eliza Robinson
Annie Butler
Jessa Derr
Frank Cobert
William Devall
Michael Cramer
Michail Oramar
Gourk
Judgs McSherry
Mojter
International Harvester Company
Clinton J Dutrow
Charles Wertheimer
Margaret J. Grinder
Harvey P. Conner
In the Law's Grip and Jail Headlines
John Palmer colored was arrested Saturday night by Officer King for cutting Richard Wineberry colored with a knife. He was committed to jail in default of $200 bail by Justice J Francis Smith for grand jury action. Frank Smith alias Black Diamond was arrested by Officers Dieter and Hobbs for disturbing the peace and property destruction and jailed for a hearing. Charles Kelley fined $5 for breaking a saloon window. Dorsey Mercer fined $2 for disturbing the peace.
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Fsr Grand Sury
John Palmer
King
Richard Wineberry
J. Francis Smith
Black Diamond
Frank Smith
Dieter and
Hobbs
Charles Kelley
Deiter
James R. Warfield
Dorsey Mercer
Hobbs and
Herwig
Pasca
Keefer Hidle Weds Ethel Danner Quiet City Ceremony
Mr Keefer M Hidle of Middletown and Miss Ethel Marie Danner of this city were quietly married at the Lathsran parsonage on Saturday evening at S o clock in a simple church ceremony.
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Bidle—Danner
Keefer M. Hidle
Middletown
Ethel Marie Danner
Lathsran
Frederick Art Club Hosts Lecture On Athens City Lore
The Frederick Art Club met February 17 with Miss Brokaw giving a talk on The Acropolis of Athens. The group endorsed a bill to regulate child labor, planning a letter to state representatives.
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Art Ciut
Pchatrmsa
West
Miss Oit
Macrlach
Frederick County
Brokaw
Athens
Acropolis
Attica
Sia
Pantelicos
Hyme
Giorinos
Asropalize
Estops
Altace
Greecs
Mies Brokaw
Art Club
Milas Brokaw
Sventag
Funeral rites for Valley Register editor George Rho-derick
Funeral services were held at the Lutheran church in Middletown for George O. Rho derick, longtime editor and proprietor of the Valley Register. The church was filled with friends from across the Valley and beyond as the Sunday school, where he served 36 years as secretary, attended in full. Local clergy delivered tributes, with Rev M L Beard and Rev Charles F Steck among those speaking. the service included a quartet singing The Vaoank Chair, and pallbearers drawn from church council and the Ancient Order United Workmen. Valley Savings Bank directors served as honorary pallbearers.
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Valley Register
George O. Rhoderick
Middletown
Depesced
Order United Workmen
Register
M. L. Beard
Charles F Steck
Lutheran Church
Frederick
John W. Poetias
Christ Reformed Church
J. EB. Ridenour
United Brethren Church
A. Hedges
W H. Lastlamyer
Vaoank
Church Council
Decessed
Ancient Order United Workmes Sored
The
Valley Savings Bank
Bertha Kusz-Beker Shines In San Antonio Readings
San Antonio critics praise New York reader Bertha Kusz-Beker for an outstanding Cyrano di Bergerac and other works at the Lyceum. Her expressive voice and refined English elevate her as an artist beyond a mere professional reader. Two extra readings were added after the initial success. She will present If I Were King at Worman's College tonight.
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San Antonio
Bertha Kusz- Beker
New York
Lyceum
Cyrano di Bargerac
Baker
Fight With Large Bird Near Detour Ends in Scratches
Mr Charles Long returning from wood cutting on J F Millers farm near Detour encountered a large bird believed to be an eagle. A fierce struggle followed with Long emerging victorious, though scratched. The bird reportedly measured seven feet from wingtip to wingtip.
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Charles Long
J. F. Miller
Mentzer
Detour
Bird Long
Funeral for Mr Temple Foacue Held in Araby
The funeral for Temple Foacue occurred yesterday at 1 PM in Araby with Rev. J. Dell of Urbana officiating. Pallbearers were Charles Hagan George Stunner W H Harman John Shafer Henry Tyson and Sampson Young. Interment followed at Mt Oliver cemetery. F Schroeder funeral director.
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Temple Foacue
Araby
J. Dell
Urbana
Charles Hagan
George Stunner
W. H. Harman
John Shafer
Henry Tyson
Sampson Young
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
F. Schroeder
Stolen Saddle and Harness Horse In Lib Sttown
Joree Stolen reports a white saddle and harness horse taken Saturday between midnight and 1 AM. The animal bears markings including the letters "5. D." on its neck and a triangle on its hip, and is linked to Mr James Sappington of Lib sttown.
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Joree
James Sappington
Libsttown
Receivers Sale Continues At OntooTin Furnace
The sick list notes Mr Oisra Ketler recovering from rheumatism and Mr George Salter of West Church street able to be out. Mrs Lewis H Mobarly of South Market Street remains on the sick list. The receivers sale of the Blue Mountain Iron and Steel Co property proceeds at OntooTin Furnace.
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Oisra Ketler
George Salter
West Church
Lewis H. Mobarly
South Market Street
la Cn
Blue Mountain Iron and Steel Co
Ontootin Furnace
Women's Silk Expenditure Hits Seven Hundred Million
The women of the United States spend over two hundred fifty million dollars yearly on silk dress fabrics. Including lace trims and dressmaker bills, total expenditures reach seven hundred fifty million dollars.
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United States
D A R Frederick Chapter to Celebrate Washington Birthday
The Frederick Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution meets at Miss Ritchie's home Thursday February 22 at 3 o'clock to celebrate Washington's Birthday and begin plans for a Memorial Continental Hall.
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Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Beve American Citizenship Sermon at Reformed Church
Reverend E L McLean preached sermon on Beve American Citizenship at First Baptist dedication service with multiple pastors, noting principles of worship freedom, individual conscience, and church government. Other services featured Rev W Weaver, Rev Fraser, and Rev E Hatcher, with gospel meetings planned.
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Peace Reformed Church
E.L. McLean
O.S
First Baptist Church
Rafts W. Weaver
Brantly Baptist Exarch
Weaver
Jehovah
God
Jesus Christ
Virginia
Massachusetts
United States
E . Fraser
Hagerstown
Fraser
L. Fraser
Hageratown
B. D. Porter
Brunswick
R. A. Smith
Poolesville
Wm.Hammond Parker
P. O.S. of A
Grace Reformed Churah
BE. L. Molsan
P.G.5
Luke
Sun— Day School
David
Park
Rav
McLean
Patrick Henry
Paul Revere
Mollie Pitcher
Faisa Religion
United States of America
End of the Week Lot Silks and Batistes Sale
Telephone call describes fabric lots including Pare Suk Warp Pon gee 22 loan at 6c per yard lot 2. Lot 3 features New Eyelet Embroidered Mad de Batiste described as a new fabric. Lot 4 highlights Black and Colored Silks in all widths with prices 500 655 590 750 100 125 and notes careful selection.
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Mad de Batiste
Capital F100000 J D Baker and Company
A historical bank caption lists officers and titles including J D Baker president and E D Baker cashier with a roster of names H Hadra M Tuomas and others, indicating a dated firm page of corporate officers and roles.
Temperance meeting and civic notices in Hagerstown area
In Hagerstown and Cumberland regions a temperance meeting addressed by Dr J W Hering occurred amid religious and civic activity. Roads work in Baltimore County reported 2256. per miles for shale and materials plus 3483.43 for general expenses and inter county bridges. Three Methodist Protestant churches near Cumberland were dedicated led by Rev W A Malvin. A forgery case against Jessie B Power heads to Carroll County court. Elizabeth Cashman settles a $10000 death claim against George E Roulette for 1250 paid plus about 500 court costs. Advertised letters listed for Frederick City post office. more congressional candidates include Lloyd Lowndes announcing for Sixth district and Charles Wagaman eyeing nomination if Pearce exits. Play tonight at City Opera House features The Flaming Arrow with 16 American Indian actors and elaborate scenery by Mezare, Bohier, and Manz.
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Grenes
Ituterest Herm
Yestertas
J. W. Hering
Hiagerstown
Ministerial Association
Henry G. Shirley
Baltimore County
Cumberland
W. A. Malvin
Bedford Avenas Methodist Protestant
Jessie B. Power
Stroniicourt
Carroll County
Liver-Mile House
Baltimore and Reisterstown
Elizabeth Cashman
George E Roulette
Hagerstown
Houlette
Congress
Lloyd Lowndes
Sixth
George A. Paarro
Lowndes
Sage
Charles D. Wagaman
Pearce
Lincoln J. Carter
City Operas
Mr. Garter
Mezare
Bohier
Manz
Scecie
Caster
Religious services and activities across local churches
Churchgoers attended many services in multiple congregations. Rev Fr Barrett led at Woods aSook College with parables from Luke and Mark cited in sermons. At Lutheran, Presbyterian, Trinity M E, United Brethren, All Saints, and Methodist churches there were morning and evening sermons, Sunday schools, and youth meetings. A Ladies Aid Society event featured in Janitor Halls, and a Girls’ Friendly Society social with music, readings, and refreshments completed a lively week of church life.
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Fr. Barrett
WoodsaSook College
Lutheran Church
Steck
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Trinity M. E.church
South
Ray. J. A Balthis
Epworth League i
Ald Booclaty
McDaniel
Brethren Church
J. W. Kirssofe
Charles Welty
Ladies’ Aid Society
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Ingle
Judas Isca
St. Matthew
Sobleysville
Messrs
O. M. Gilpin
Henry Trail
Nanuie Floyd
Methodist Episcopal Church
L. A. Thirlkeld
Episcopal Church
Lou Johnson
St Valentins
Little Tommie
Bessia i Ely
Edna Carter
Trish
Logie
Thea Membara
Elin Conrad
Pearl Goodman
Bessie King
Ekdns Shearer
Hyman
Local M C A course bickers over February 22 date
Xo Heldere of X M C A course bickers as the Bureau delays tests contracted for February 22 1966. The committee announces the fourth entertainment will be held on that date with a new cate to be selected and notice given through this paper. Also notes starting a Custom Shirt Department and other local notices, including choral rehearsal and medical ad to farmers.
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Xo Heldere
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G. Quyon & Co
Markey’ A
Balgiano
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Fase Mail
G. Waring Tyson
Ocrn
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M. Grner
Charter
Dewan
Kalle
Heness
Mise
Raoderice’s
D. A. KR
DR. BR. W. Weaver
Yestar
B. A. Brunner
P. D. Fahroer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Dr. Eeschbach
St. John's Catholic Church
Citizens’ National Bank
John Hendrickson
Citizens' Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
J.D. Baker
Baker E. D. Baker
Zimmer
Samuel G. Duvall
Joper Jas. McBarrer
D.E. Brracver
Buta
C. Morres
D. BH
J.D. Baxis
Jozn
Raxussera
Wx. G. Bakrs
Tos. H. Hadra
Daxie
Barer
Johan Hendrickson
Frederick City
Gestlexen
J. A. Dougherty
Willie Lewis
J. D. Parker
P.O. Staab
Albert Toms
Lapis
Faante Jones
May Norris Jereagan
E. Katherine Miller
Josephine Palete
F. G. Radcliffe
Julia Shook
Cora Sandera
Stave, Reuse & Co
Choral Society
Kemp Hall
E. L. Schmid
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Peerless
Graat Southern Printing
Manufacturing Company
George G. Rodock
Ovid
Madras
Sofe Madras
George
Rodook & Oe
Thos, P. Rice
Ipsomas P. Rice
Mioureral
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East Fourth Street
Frederick County Peonests
Coneult O. L. Befauver
uUrxiCahl Speciagist
Gov. Church and Market Grs
HE. Peterman
Fransiin Street
City Hotel
Warstdank
D. Q. E. Foster
Eefauver
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Frederick Md
Belant & Enott
Cecil
Morgan Cecil
West Patrics Street
Cramer & Stauffer
UFFER
Stauffer
Cramer
Fidelity
Eliy
Hex Wecaz
Court Street
Graceham
Union Bridge
Montgomery
Srm
Liameville
Libertytown
Clarke Place
South Street
Mountville
Brunswick F. B. Sappingtos
B. Sapfingtor
Cirylac
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