Martha Washington Tea A Successful Girls High Event
The Martha Washington Tea at the Girls' High School last evening was a complete success both financially and socially. Pupils in period costumes guided guests into a program featuring piano pieces, readings, tableaux, and patriotic songs hosted by Miss Willie Ritchie and Miss Marlon Bolb. Post program guests toured the building with several rooms serving refreshments on the first floor.
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Martha Washington
Tha Girls’ High School
Washington
Willie Ritchie
Marlon Bolb
la Paphilion
Dennee
Edna Maullinix
Reading
Hemans
Marie Rumpt
M. Moszkoweat
Elizabeth Rodock
George Washington
May Ridgsly
Batchet Arist
Filler
Sino
Tab. Lean
Rodmea Drake
Marton Kolb
Delaware
Milas Wellie Haugh
Virginis Reel
Outerbridge Horsey Jr Arrested on Revenue Charge
Outerbridge Horsey Jr head of Outerbridge Distilling Company was arrested by Deputy U S Marshal Carter for violating federal revenue laws. He posted 2000 bail and faces a hearing before Commissioner Roscoe White on March 2 with potential fines up to 5000 or 5 years imprisonment.
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Outerbridge
Mr. Horney
Groundhog Day Pace Hints At Spring Arrival
Brief notes ponder St Maddox Friday and a three week cycle of changes. A witty aside contrasts trust and monopoly while a Chicago clubwoman questions roles for women. A playful request for a fairy story ends with a hopeful family scene as a parent promises father will tell one later.
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St. Maddox
Chicago
Birthday Party for F Frank Kennedy
Miss Georgis A. Pools hosted a birthday party for her nephew F Frank Kennedy marking his sixteenth birthday. Guests included Rev. Fr. Albert H. Smith Mrs. J Poole and John A Kennedy, their children Susan Poole Maud Grumbine Harry Kennedy Ciampi Grumbine Sumner Pampel Ernest and Servel Kennedy, who enjoyed games and refreshments of ice cream cake and candy before departing.
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Georgis A. Pools
F. Frank Kennedy
Albert H. Smith
J. Poole
John A. Kennedy
Missea
Susan G. Poole
Maud Grumbine
Messrs
J. Harry Kennedy
Ciampi Grumbins
Sumner Pampel
Ernest and
Servel Kennedy
Pleasant Paragraphs and Market Quotes
Hon Jacob Rehrback has returned from the South to West Church street after visiting his brother A New Rehrback. The Local Mart lists market quotations with New coin at 7.36 and wheat prices from No 2 red 1.11 to damaged 0.90 per bushel, cabbages 0.55 per bushel.
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Jacob Rehrback
West Church Street
A New
Rehrback
HB. M. Cramer & Co
Grand Jury Report Reveals Abortion and Liquor Law Violations
The February term grand jury for Frederick County presents findings on abortion, liquor-law breaches, and other offenses. It notes 92 cases examined, 336 witnesses, 63 presentments, and 35 dismissed cases, praising jail conditions and Sheriff Young, while urging action against infanticide and gambling.
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Clrcatt Court
Frederick County
Ghus
Inborg
Young
Court House
Roosevelt
Justi
Osse
Law and court remarks on liquor licenses and will destruction
The piece discusses enforcement of liquor laws requiring merchants to obtain licenses by May 1 and promises punishment for violations. It notes jury discharge while praising the court’s efforts to curb crime and cites a grave offense for destroying a will, including criticism of perjury and inability to prosecute due to conditions and laws.
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Isaac M. Morren
Motter
Grand Jury
Transfers and notices from Otrenit and Orphans' Courts week
Real estate transfers and marriage licenses recorded for the Otrenit and Orphans’ Courts for the week ending February 22 105. Property deeds include Creager to Zantz and Morria Holter to Morris Holter, among others. Marriage licenses list Falmer Anglaberger Renker Werkins Moore and others. Court actions cover accounts guardianships inventories and orders to sell real and personal property in multiple estates.
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Otrenit
M. Luther Creager
Mary ¥. Zantz
Martin L. Ocreagar
Doctor W. Zantz
Laura J. Hyndman
Emma M. Brown
Sarah A.S
Samuel B. Green
Timon T. Green
Jobo
Henry
Elizabeth Storr
Board of County School Commissioners
Frank L Stoner
Hammond Urner
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
J. F. Creeger
James Creeger
Edward Remeburg
M. Lu. Beard
Andrew J. Klein
James Perrell
Edward Ramaburg
Rev. M. L. Beard
Luke T. Brien
Marie SV V. Stockton
James B
Walter A. Wolfe
Daniel Wolfe
Lidward Ramaburg
Mary O. Fraushorn
John P. Moser
Jon P. Moser
Wm. E. Mercer
Sarah QO. Taylor
Funeral notices for William Boyer and Charles Baggarly
The funeral for William Boyer who died February 17 at Ridgeville was held Sunday at 2 PM with services at his house led by Rev. B F Bryan and at Providence Church Kemptown with Rev John A Wright. Pallbearers included F H Engle Alfred B Lewis and others. Interment Providence cemetery. W T Lewis Kamp town served as director. The funeral for Charles W Baggarly occurred at 10:25 AM at the B and C R station with Rev Dr Osborne Ingle officiating. Pallbearers Monars Columbus Knott Lewis Clingan E O Shepherd Daniel T Ordeman Interment Mrs Olives cemetery O Carty director. Alp Fractured Mrs Sophia Markell suffered an impacted fracture of the left hip after a fall on West Patrick street. Dr O K Goodall reported she rested reasonably well. A Reformed church reunion committee met in Hagerstown and planned the next annual reunion for Pou Marondal day.
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William Boyer
Ridgeville
Milton Baker
Jesse L. Baker
Garrison Brandenburg
Providence
W. T. Lewis
Kamptown
Charles W. Baggarly
Osborne Ingle
Monars
Columbus Knott
Lewis
Clingan
E. 0
Shepherd
Daniel T. Ordeman
Mrs. Olives Cemetery
O. Carty
Sophia Markell
West Patrick Street
O. K. Goodall
Markell
Ramsburg Dies by Own Action at Hankey Farm Barn
Ramsburg, formerly convicted in 1809 for desertion and non support, hanged himself in a barn on the Hankey farm near Oreageratown after climbing to a hayloft and tying a rope to a beam. His body was found about 5 pm and removed to his father's home for funeral services at noon tomorrow, with interment at Creagerstown. He leaves a widow and six children. Justice Johnson deemed no inquest necessary.
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Wae
Ble Bawily
John Ramabarg
Id Years
Hankey
Oreageratown
Hameburg
William Kolb
George Ramsburg
Hankey Farm
Ramsburg
Creagerstown
J. Grahame Johbnson
Walkersville
McSherry, Motter
Henderson
A. Baughman Appointed City Passenger Agent for B&O
E A Baughman named city passenger agent for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in Washington March 1. He will supervise passenger traffic in Washington under District passenger agent S B Hege, a post of notable responsibility in the Washington territory.
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E. A. Baughman
Washington
Austin Baughman
Baltimore and Ohio Boailroad Company
Colonel Baughman
B. Hege
Washington Territory
Bara
Colonel Haughman Names Son of Gen Raughman to Post
The article notes Colance Baeghman, son of Gen I Victor Raughman, is selected for a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Washington post after about a year in service. He will join Governor Warfield’s party for the inauguration on March 4.
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Haughman
I. Victor Raughman
Baltimore and Ohio
8. I. Bond
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Washington
Department of the Company
Oolance Baeghman
Aato
Warfield
Montevuk Hospital Election Board Names Officers and Appointments
The Board of Commissioners of Ghart tlea and Corrections met at Montevus Hospital to organize naming Pater N. Hammaker president Jacob B. Tyson treasurer and M R B Rica secretary. Officials appointed include Bradley T. Nicodemus superintendent and a long list of staff and roles.
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Board of Commissioners of
Gharttlea and Corrections
Montevus Hospital
Pater N. Hammaker
Jacob B. Tyson
M. R. B. Rica
Bradley T. Nicodemus
Allen Nicodemus
Robert 8. Tyson
W. Boots van F
Bank officers named in partial roster snippet
A historical OCR fragment lists bank officers including D. Baker and WM G Barker as president and vice president. Other names appear as cashier and assistant cashier alongside various trustees and staff members.
New Ghambraya and Madras Linens Debut at Neidig & Miller
New Ghambraya and new colored Madras linens arrive with sheer cottons crepes and lawns to sample. Prices rise unusually as February shoppers seek White Goods amid lustre finishes and bold India Linens. Neidig & Miller promote a fresh jet of sheer India Linens in several widths and finishes to boost spring purchases.
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Madras
George Wanhineton
Duat
Herve
NEW India
India
India Lions di
George Huge
Two Basketball Games Advertised In Junior Hall
Independent Athletic Club versus M. O. A. Janiora Frederick College versus All Fredericks slated for tomorrow night at Junior Hall. Admission 10 cents. Also a funeral notice for Mrs. Kolb requiring attendance in uniform for members of the Independent House Company. Baltimore & Ohio rail rates offer low fares for Washington inaugurations with date restrictions and return extensions.
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Independant Athletic Club
M. O. A. Janiora
Frederick College
All Fredericks
Independent Houe Company
Sermons by Rev W A Gaunt at German Baptist Church
Rev W A Gaunt preached two sermons on Monday and Tuesday evenings. He spoke on Christ the Rock citing I Corinthians and Matthew, describing Christ as refuge and the smitten rock. He urged surrender to God and warned of wrath if in Satan’s hands.
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German Baptist Church
W. A. Gaunt
Paul Saya
Christ
David
Sant
Sameon
Elijah
Jezubel
Nebuchanezzar
Lfe
Mr. Gaunt
God
Satan
Washington's Birthday Celebration at Boys High School
At Boys High School this morning Washington's Birthday was celebrated with a fine program. Students performed songs, essays, recitations, and readings including The Day We Celebrate, Washington at Long Island, Story of Washington, and The Star Spangled Banner, closed by a school prayer.
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Washington
America
Trail Legg
Wea
Herman Ordeman
Amarica
Esasy
F. B .Sappington, Jr
Washton
Garrell Hoendricksen
Esany
Travis White
Maryland
Seaay
Long Island
Earl Hargett
A.rthodes
Arthur Jones
W. Young
Offord White
Hammond Olars
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