Personal News Notes From Hartimore and Nearby Towns
Purely personal items report Mrs Edward Cook of Hartimore visiting relatives in the city. Olfrence Devilbiss heads to Boenderson North Carolina to join Barlow and Wilsons Minstrels. William C Sively visits his son in New Haven Connecticut. Emma Smith of near Liberty town visits aunt Mrs William H Zimmerman East Patrick Street. Lana Metcalf of Libertytown visits Mica Bessie Hahen East Patrick Street. Clara V Laaze of Hanover Pennsylvania returns after reraising her niece Mrs B O Lasse. Katharine B Lease of Gastods WQ returns to the South. Grace Porterfield of The Washington Braddock Colony visiting in Washington. Maggie Burgee of Mt Airy visits Prof Amon Burges East Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cook
Hartimore
Olfrence Devilbiss
Boenderson
N. C
Barlow & Wilson’s
Minstrels
Wm.c. Sively
North Marketshrees
New Haven
Connecticut
Emma Smith
Near Libertytown
William H. Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
Lana Metcalf
Liberty
Washington, Braddock Colony
Washington
Maggies Burgee
Mt. Airy
Amon Burges
East Pattick Street
Death claims multiple residents in Araby area
Obituaries for Mrs Elizabeth Hillen Null, John L H Thompson, Earl Kling, and Charles Grove detail their ages, home locations, and family survivors. Each funeral is scheduled at Araby or nearby cemeteries with services at the family home or local chapels, followed by interment in Mt Olivet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Nule
Elizabeth Hillen Well
Ida J. Null
Araby
William
Adamatown
James
Jefferson
Charles
Ijams
Adeses Stup
Emma Nall
St. Olivet
John L. H. Thompson
John L.H. Thompson
Union
ESELC
Earl
Kling
Thomas E. Kling
Ejamsville
Ms. Olivet
Charles Ghove
Charles Laster
Spring Makes Her Bow at Local Market Prices
Morning market offers crude edible specials with lamb at 15c per pound and delicaged items at 123 per dozen. Local vendors promote seasonal spring produce and curbside displays to attract shoppers.
Dangerous Kidney Warnings Prompt Parental Endorsement
A Frederick notice urges parents to treat weak kidneys in children. It cites early warning signs such as red coloring, backache and fatigue. The ad promotes Dean's Kidney Pills with a testimonial from Charles B. Six, formerly with the police, now with the Gas Company, who recommends Clinton E. Main's drug store for supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daan
Frederick
Charles
Frederick Gas Company
West South Street
Dean
Clinton E. Main
Market Strees
Tax of Chinese launderman faces board decision
Municipal matters report that the Mayor and Aldermen held their monthly meeting. Charles Long, owner of a North Market laundry, asked for a reduction of his tax. the board ruled that under existing ordinances nothing could be done. Other items included rebates on property tax, war claim aid, reassessment book preparation, street and streetlight requests, and various bills approved for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. FE. Parry Waz
Charles Long
North Markat Strait
Hla Placs
Tae
Thas
Wader
O. H. Eckstein
Jasios Miller
E. XY. Goldsborough
Congressman Pearre
Pearre
Douglass
Alderman Kindley
Schell
North Bentz Street
Kindley
Oarter Streat
Levy
Allen G. Qayun & Co
Pater
Banghmsan Bros
Central Hardware
G. Mantz
Criminal docket taken up in court session
The court convened at 9 30 this morning with Judges McSherry and Molter. Edward Hatfield pled guilty to larceny and received 18 months in the House of Correction. Yashe oxsa pled guilty to larceny and was sent to the Maryland penitentiary for two years. Harry Stephens pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and was fined 25. Frank Oobert pled guilty to larceny and was sentenced to one year in the House of Correction. Michael Cramer pled guilty to larceny and was sentenced to 18 months in the House of Correction. Fannie James pled not guilty to assault with battery. jury returned guilty verdict. Hiram Hsil pled guilty to assault and battery with intent to murder and was sentenced to one year in the House of Correction. Annia Butler pled not guilty to statutory breaking and larceny and was tried before a jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourt
McSherry and
Molter
Edward Hatfield
House of Correction
Yashe Oxsa
Fosse Derr
Yesra
Maryland
Harry Stephens
Burkittaville
Frank Oobert
Ois
House of Corrachion
Michael Cramer
Faonie James
Guily
Hiram Hsil
Annia Butler
Harp for Congress Fueled by Reno Nomination Push
The Examiner published a piece promoting Harp for Congress as part of a Reno nomination boost. Harp said he was unaware of the matter until shown the article and denied candidacy though he was a strong ally of Colonel Pearre. If Pearre loses in his county, Frederick County might contest the nomination, but Harp did not name a successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harp
Congress
Reno
Examiner
Pearre
Frederick County
J. Ed. Schell
Frederick
J. H. Kohlmeyer
Grove City
Devos
Kohlmayer
Not
Devoe
F. W. Devor & Go. P.S. P. i. Hargest & O2
Oor Paing
Comedy Coming The Troubles of Hight Twins at City Opera House
The Troubles of Hight Twins, a big farce comedy, plays City Opera House on Taéeday February 27. Written by a leading author, the production features up-to-date specialties, beautiful scenery, handsome costumes, and an all star company, promising record breaking business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hight Twins
City Opera House
Taéeday
Allatar
Washington's Birthday Observed in Public Schools
Public schools held Washington's birthday programs with students in national colors. Girls' High School and Male High School presented scripture readings, songs, recitations, and essays about Washington's life and character. Younger grades at East Cherry Street praised the Father of their Country with songs and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lilie Wiener
Isabel Zimmerman
Irena Barieht
George Washington
Maria Rampf
Mamie Hales
Misa L. Wiener
Sit
Vernon
Helen Wershberger
Ruth Dixon
America
Dtalogas
Pauline Groves
Edna Schafer
Cloes
Margaret Young
Maryland
Mr. Worthington
Pasim
W.T. Dalapatas
A. Glary
East Hargats
Noble Washington
L. Eichelvergar
T. White
Millard Hice
Bargie
East Chere’ Street
Tasy
Washingkos
Mamie Walters
Myrtle Munshowar
Madge Cramer
Helen Beat
Gar
Myra Poole
Eleanor Whisner
Rachel Thomas
Thea Washingion Kim
Hazel Gladhil
Oborus
Community Notes from County Correspondence Page
Local notices record visits and travels of residents from Lucian Falconer to Emms Lawrence and others, with Mr. Wade’s crew laying 90 pound diesel rails on the Western Maryland Railroad. Social calls mention gatherings in Kemptown and Rocky Ridge, plus a box supper by Essie King on February 22 and ice-house readiness during a cold spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lex
Wade
Jeremiah Martin
Ming Emma Devilbiss
Tezcher Hare
Datcur
Grant Fogle
Myrtle
Hantonville
Georges Mumford
Clayton Troxell
Eagar
Rocky Ridge
Geo. Mumford
William Watkins
Milton Boyer
Damascurs
Essie King
Grace Reformed Sunday School reception tonight
Grace chapel hosts a reception for Grace Reformed Sunday School classes 24 and 5 from 7 30 to 9 30 PM with a good program social time refreshments and surprises to honor the memory of George Washington all are invited A Washington marriage license issued for William H Gray and Bernadette J Lamar daughter of Baker J Lamar of Araby this county
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed Sunday School
Grace Chapel
George Washington
Washington
William H. Gray
Bernadette J. Lamar
Baker J. Lamar
Araby
This County
Maryland Legislature Passes Road Improvement and Monument Bills
Lawmakers push to amend road law four. authorize county commissioners to expand road building power and hire engineers. Luckey ties $1000 for Monocacy battlefield monument to similar state expenditures and cites New Jersey New York investment precedents. Automotive bill advances. public hearing clashed over speed limits road safety and horse traffic. Worthington election measure moves through Senate with Frederick county support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japaal
Lockey
Luckey
Monocacy
Lnckey Aage
New Jersey
Vermont
New York
Maryland
Frederick
Congress
Early
Lew Wallace
House
Senate
Andera
House Judiciary Qommittes
Qsborns J. Yellett
Wolf
Reading
Preaent
Daniel W.danb
Hagerstown
Peter Hammacker
George Dennis
Frederick County
Yellett
Beard
Washington County
Br. Wolf
Parsons
Lehmasyer
Davithias Gsaterdly
Jacob Rohrbach
Annapolis
Frederick Bank Names Officers and Capital Surplus
The Frederick MD bank reports a capital surplus of 100000 dollars and 250000 dollars in surplus funds. J D Sarer serves as president with WMG Baker as vice president HD Baker as vice president and Samuel G Duvall as cashier. The board includes D E Keravver Gro We Bits J D Baxes Jenerixo C Mottaz D H Hancer Joux B Ranzerad AR Hatren Wu G Baxin and G M Tooman among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JeourJas
NcBacerr
D.E. Keravver
Gro. We. Bits
J.D. Baxes
Jenerixo
C. Mottaz
D.H. Hancrrr
Joux B. Ranzerad
Troe
AR. Hatren
Wu. G. Baxin
G. M. Tooman
End of the Week Fashion Fabrics and Silk Selections
Lot 1 offers 28 lech otean Saish fine Nainsock at 153 per yard and OK 1.65 for 12 yards, aiming to match any 200 quality in town. Also featured are Warp Poi ge fabrics at 500 per yard with quality texture, New Eyeles Embroidered Multi de Battete praised for beauty and practicality, and Black and Colored Silke in wide ranges priced up to 1.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SakGaln Bilgete
Lass Fall
Madras
Figare
Silkeffee
Prioa
Gomes
Sbgo
Sso
Bne
George
Rodicha
Eeee
Golden Wedding Anniversary at Outshall Home Near Woodsboro
The hospitable home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Outshall near Woodsboro hosted a 50th wedding anniversary yesterday with a sumptuous dinner. Numerous guests attended including Mr. and Mrs. W. Outshall and many relatives and friends such as Mrs. Ida Gotshall, Miss Katherine Outshall, Miss Ruth Cutshall, Mr. Emory Outshall, and others listed among the participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oateta
Woodsboro
Bra. Outshall
W. Ontshall
Mra. Herrietts Onsahsil
George M
R. G. Stall
Hate Stall
Raby Gutshall
Emory Outshall
Jacob Adams
Marie Adams
Gav. W. Hull
Jane Hall
Nacois Shaw
Ruth Cutshall
Discrimination in Vehicle License Fines Sparks Letter
J O Hespais defends paying the vehicle license tax after confusion with the professional tax. He condemns selective fines for physicians and contrasts three fined citizens with others who avoided warrants, asking why enforcement differs and criticizing city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordimardos
Frederick
J. O. Hespais
Funeral for Mrs. Ann Rebecca Schaeffer
The funeral was held at 11 o clock in All Saints Protestant Episcopal Church with Rev. Dr. Osborne Ingle officiating. Pallbearers included Noah E. Cramer Frack O. Norwood D Charles Wise Branner Edward Stobslberger Wm P Maulsby and Steltcer Schley. Interment followed at Mt Olive Cemetery. Q Carty Funeral Director handled arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Rebecca Schaeffer
All Sainte’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingle
Noah E. Cramer
Frack O. Norwood
D. Charles Wisebranner
Edward Stobslberger
Wm P. Maulsby
Steltcer Schley
Mt. Olivot Cematery
Q. CO. Carty
Fansral
Naval Academy hazing dispute prompts resignations
The third class at the Naval Academy refused anti hazing resolutions while three midshipmen including Frank B. Maupin of Baltimore resigned. The case ties to the ongoing John Paul Jones entombment plans and a widening hazing probe by congressional subcommittees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Academy
William Winder
Kelair
Ore
Frank B. Maupin
Baltimore
William H. Pagan
Maite
Armstrong, Oster & Co
St. Paulstraat
Horace Porter
Admiral Sands
Bonaparte
John Paul Jones
Market Prices And Local Health Update
Mart Wartley Tyson reports today’s market: corn at 43 cents per bushel shelled and 215 dollars per ton for par barcel. Wheat prices show No. 2 red at 800, No. 3 at 76 cents, with steamer and damaged lots noted. Also 20 cents per bushel for sacta par bahel. Meanwhile Mrs Roy Poole of Ssath Merrist is reported quite sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Wartley
Tyson
Roy Poole
Local church matinee, Red Men council meet, gas department ads
The last matinee by St. Oxalle’s Chapter of All Balnta Episcopal church is set for tomorrow at 1165 East Second. The Improved Order of Red Men Mo 18 announces a council session on Snow Moor 23 with a parade and 30 breath gun salute. Notices include gas shirt department launch, annual fire company ball February 22, and tributes to Mrs Shaeffer by the F F Seminary Alumnae Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Oecalle's
All Balnta’ Episcopal Church
Obaries Winebraner
East Second Streat
O. KR
Arahersby
Snow Moor
Electric coffee mill installed on Worth Market street
Brief items note Kr A J E cnsa lbarger installs an electric coffee mill in his Worth Market street store. Also the annual hall of the United Fire Engine Company will be held tonight at United Hall with dancing at 9 o clock. Frank J Cheney pledges to pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case cured or not by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Hall's Catarrh Cures advertised with testimonials and a claim of bloodstream action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kr. A. J. E Cnsalbarger
Worth Market Street
United Fire Engine Company
United
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Srm
Hall
Sean
E.J. Cheney & CO
Specialist Offers Glasses for Headache Relief at Fredericksburg
6 North Market Street advertises Dr. L. Kefauver official specialist fitting glasses to relieve headaches. Located at Dor. Church and Market Streets Fredericks, Maine. Office hours listed from 6 to 4 on road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concuit
L. Kefauveh
Fredericx
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the Daily News
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Westmoreland County
Mont Vernon
S—Rembrandt
Peale
Moses Americ
James Russ Isasell Lowell
Huena Vista
Mexico
Honsa
Gow
Oity Opera House
Matinee Mesicale
Mente
Dax Acecevene
Moving Pictures
Orinzian
O. Winebraner
Iain & Wertheimer
The
O. T. K. Young
Neidig & Milter
Brederick
Hidney
Sac Board
Lucian Falconer
Emms Lawrence
Unionville
Franck Dowzey
John E. McOstan
Albert Hammond
W. E. Boyer
Bartholows
Fairfax
Virginia
Carroll Maddox
Mieg Mamle Poole
Sietar
W. E. Bayer
Hies
Buck Lodge
News OF the Churches
Cafegate Luckey
Hearlex
Worthington
Citizens’ National Bank
Rederick. MD
J. D. Sarer
Wmg. Baker
HD. Baker
Wng. Zimmerman
Directore
Danix. Bax
John Mendricklor
Teleshone
John Headricesce
News OF the
Fine Entertainment
Motion Picture Company
Washington D.C
Gaza
School of Christian Lutheran Church
York
Jos H. Bessxrr
Records
Jianlor Hall
Fridsyight
Uebs
Joe
Trintty M. EL Oburoh Booth
Adonasion
Gasatom
Stavp, Relief & Co
E. L Schmid
Citizaca
Nat Bank
Snacitc
F. F.S. Alamra
F F. Seminary
A. R Shaeffer
Austtic City
Forska
L. A
Veexes
H. D
Thos. P. Rice
Jonomas P. Rio
Ifoneral
North Market Street
EAST
Steele
D. H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
City
Sharry D. Q. E. Foster
D. ‘. E. Kefauver
Church Street
Frederick Md
Dercil
Morgan Oloil
West Patrick Street
Feederick, MD
Cramer & Stauffer
Oahn
Cramer
D. W. Stauffer
Fidelity
Caurt Street
Graceham
Union Bridge
Libertine
Hose
Bae
H. Taree
Clarae Pace
Bouse
Fot
Bath
East Fourth Street
Patrick Street
Mounthile
Brunswick
B. Sappington
Cun
Angie
Lampa
F. B
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