Personal notices from local residents
Dr O L Jamison of Lickaville spends day in the city and several residents travel or visit relatives. Reginald Hughes sails to Baltimore. Frank Smith returns from a visit to Carlos de Garmendis. Paul Urner goes to Hancock Md for a new position. Mrs Ban F Dadderar of Oak Orchard visits sister Mrs Hamilton Lindsay. Mrs Haun of Baltimore returns home from visiting Miss Halen Stauffer nearby. Mrs Nicholas Fleming and Mrs Chas Miller visit Mr Lewis Barrick at Walkererills. Lillie M Eyler of Lisbon visits the Misses Rambarg on East Fourth Street. Laurence Minnatres of Eshtmore returns home after visiting in the city. Thomas Myers of Pittsburgh visits his aunt Mrs Lewis Gittnger on North Market Street. Roy E Wachier and Reno S Harp return from a short pleasure trip to Hagerstown Baltimore and Philadelphia. Mrs John E Stephens of West Point and Miss Josephine Davis of New York City visit Carlos M de Garmenía Toscarore Stock Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Jamison
Lickaville
Reginald Hughes
Baltimore
Frank Smith
Carlos de Garmendis
Paul Urner
Hancock, Md
Banj.f. Dadderar
Oak Orchard
Hamilton Lindsay
Haun
Halen Stauffer
Nicholas Fleming
Chas. Miller
Lewis Barrick
Walkererills
Mise Lillie M. Eyler
Lisbon
Howard County
Ramebarg
East Fourth
Laurence Minnatres
Eslimore
Thomas Myers
Pittsburg
Lewis Gittinger
North Market Street
Roy E. Waohier
Reno
Harp
Hagerstown
Philadelphia
John E. Stephens
West Point
Josephine Davis
New York City
Carlos M. de Garmenéia
Toscarore Stcck Farm
Spanish Jack case coerced verdict in circuit court
In the circuit court the judges overruled undue influence claims and ordered a verdict for the defendants in the Valley Savings Bank of Middletown v Mercer et al known as the Spanish Jack case. The court took the case from the jury. A new trial motion by the plaintiff was overruled in the Layman v Mayor and Aldermen matter. Jury discharged after other minor rulings and suspended sentences for concealed weapons and corn larceny cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motter
Henderson
Moesara
Urner & Urner
Luther Shafl
Messra. Wm
William
Theo
Thomas Brongle
Eennoe
A Lineman's Fatal Shock in Hagerstown
Frank Rogerson, a United Telephone lineman, was killed at Hagerstown while climbing a pole and contacting a live wire owned by the Hagerstown Railway Company. He fell about 80 feet, broke his neck, and died as a live circuit sent 2200 volts through his body. He was a 30-year-old married veteran of the Spanish-American War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rogerson
Hagerstown
United Telephone Company
Hagerstown Railway Company
Rogersob
Sid
Fankstown
Rogerson
Philippines
Hymeneal announcements from local marriages listed
A series of marriage notices from February details are given for Anna Barbara Dieterich and J Wesley Wenrich in Harrisburg. Milton G Urner Hays and Josephine Fanht in Wolfsville. Albert F Anglebower and Maggie Rickerds in Frederick. Wm F Goins and Emma Bark in Frederick. Elmer S Wetnight and Mary Zecker in Barkittsville. Guy Brown and Hattie Y Davis in Mt Airy. Benben F Hann and Flora Logie in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenrich—Dieterich
Anna Barbara Dieterich
J. Wesley Wenrich
Harrisburg
A. AL. B. Martin
Hays—Farset
Milton G. Urner Hays
Josephine Fanht
Wolfsville
Luther Kuhlman
Usglebowze
Rickrrds
Albert F. Anglebower
Frederick
Maggie RK. Rickerds
Braddock
Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
Luther Kuhlan
Goins
Burk
Wm. F. Goins
Philadelphia
Emma
Bark
Lutheran Parsonage
Luther Rubiman
Wetnighi—Zecker
Elmer S. Wetnight
Mary Z. Zecker
Barkittsville
Luther Kahlmar
Guy Brown
Woodville
Hattie Y. Davis
Mt. Airy
Luther Kahlman
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
Five Bandays are noted for March along with numerous public sales announced for the month. The column wittily reflects on fame, flattery, and jokes about singers and penance in baseball lore. A quip about keeping things rather than gaining them closes the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sizty
Funeral rites for Samuel Leazer at Middletown church
The funeral for Samuel Leazer of Middletown who died of Toossy morging was held yesterday in the Reformed church with Rev. John W. Pontias presiding. Interment was in the Reformed cemetery. Pallbearers were D. B. Rontzahn, Marion Brandenburg, John C. Castle, Lawson Biser, O. A. Grose, M. F. Kefaurer and Dawson Haffer. Leazer was once a Republican sheriff candidate in this county and is survived by a sister, Mrs. Samuel Aesbermen, and a son in Iola, Kansas. He belonged to Ontoctin Lodge, I. O. O. F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Leazer
Middletown
Toossy Morging
Plae
John W. Pontias
D. B. Rontzahn
Marion Brandenburg
John C. Castle
Lawson Biser
O. A. Grose
M. F. Kefaurer
Dawson Haffer
Mr. Seaver
Aheriff
Otho J. Gaver
Samuel Aesbermen
Iola
Kan
Ontoctin Lodge
I. 0
Conrad Senith
Pitoe Fionanis
Secor Town
Law records show Samuel Smith reprimanded after arrest
Samuel Smith was arrested near Edward Frazier's tobacco store on South Market Street and had a morning hearing before Justice Wood, resulting in a reprimand. Charles Stewart faced a disorderly conduct charge from Wisner Street incidents, appeared before Justice Wool, and was fined $1 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Smith
Sekcontan
Edward Frazier
Bacco
South Market Street
Jastice Wood
Charles Stewart
Crouse
Wisner Street
Justice Wool
Eastern Milling and Export Company Quotations Listed
Market quotations show corn at 2.40 per barrel shelled 0.45 per bushel wheat No 3 red 0.76 per bushel oats per bushel horses? hay quoted 18 to 120 per ton Prices shown for today include several grains and forage items with varying units and unclear spellings due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isocal Mart
Eastern Milling & Export Company
Venezuelan claim for $126000 sought by Garmendia family
Efforts by Mrs Doriuse Baughman de Garmendia to have the United States include a $126,000 claim against Venezuela in the law sent to Minister Bowen. The claim stems from destruction of maritime property during a Venezuelan revolution and partial payments already made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Doriuse Baughman de Garmendia
de Garmendia
L. Victor Baughman
Carlos de Garmendis
la Guayra
New York
Venezuela
de Garmendin
Louis E. McComas
George A. Pearce
Maryland
Bowen
State Department
Mira de Giarmendis
Department
Woman's College Notes and Events Preview
Tomorrow evening the Lesbian society hosts an entertainment and the second University Extension lecture will be given by Dr Sykes on Dickens. The February issue of the Lesbian Herald is out, with stories and poems. In June the college marks its tenth anniversary with daily exercises, the baccalaureate sermon by Ira Remsen and the commencement exercises, and the new sitting room dedicated to Mary Rankin Apple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Paya
Edward Nelson
Ole Bull
Old King Cole
Jean Ingelow
Walt Whitman
Tintern Abbay
Violin
Woman's College
Lesbian Society
Sykes
Dickens
Lesbian Herald
Old England
Apple
Ollege
Ira Remsen
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Mary Rankin Apple
Women's auxiliary presents MCA Entertainment night
The Young Men's Christian Association audience room hosted a Women’s auxiliary program featuring piano solos by Beth Bowers and Myrtle Herahberger, recitations by Flora Eline Marie Haller Edna Courtney, and duets by Roy and Ralph Schroeder. Charlotte Linn and others received praise as the event celebrated a new piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C.A
Young Men's Christise Association
Women’s Auxiliary
Beth Bowers
Flora Eline
Roy
Ralph Schroider
Elsie Birely
Misa Marie Haller
Mica Charlotte, Sinn
Edna Courtney
Myrtle Herahberger
Hant Hendrickson
Mullinix
Marie Haller
Charlotte Linn
Esiph Schroeder
Compliment to Judge McSherry by Anne Arundel Bar
The Anne Arundel bar sent a letter to Chief Judge James McSherry of the Court of Appeals congratulating him on his record and urging his return to the bench by the people this fall. The signers include Democrats and Republicans such as James Monroe James Owens John Randall Robert Moss Edyard Gantt James Brasheers Frank Stockett Nicholas Green Henry Mancho Ridely Malvin A Theodore Brady Eliba Riley Hugh Riley Jerry Smith William Minnick and Arthur Owen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McSherry
Anne Arundel
James McSherry
Court of Appeals
James M. Monroe
James W. Owens
John Wirt Randall
Robert Moss
Edyard O. Gantt
James BR. Brasheers
Frank H. Stockett
Nicholas H. Green
Henry S. Mancho
Ridely P. Malvin
A. Theodore Brady
Eliba
Riley
Hugh R. Riley
Jerry L. Smith
William F. Minnick
Arthur B. Owen
Estate auctioneers list scattered personal property sales
Auction notices show Gerbert GL offering to sell personal property for William Kemp at Pleasant with farming implements one cow and several pigs. Samuel J. Forney to sell for Charles Smith near Saw Mill Bottom including two horses one cow Leghorn chickens and household items. Marvey Lease to sell for Charles Kupp on West Fifth Street thirty head of horses. Dr Buckley of Maryland Agricultural College reviews a dead horse of Samuel Snyder in Montgomery County and links death to a diphtheria like infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ve Tomorrs
Gerbert GL. Cramer
William HH. H. Kemp
Ms. Pleasant
Samuel J. Forney
Charles K. Smith
Saw Mil Bottom
Marvey R. Lease
Charles H. Kupp
West Fifth Street
Buckley
Maryland Agricultural College
Samuel Snyder
Montgomery County
Reick
Beautiful Wedding At Bramwell W Va
Miss Alms Marguerite Men tor McGoffie, daughter of Dr and Mrs Richard Men tor McGoffie, wed Edgar Thomins Deol at the bride’s Bramwell home in the presence of about one hundred relatives. The ceremony featured violet decor, lace gowns, and a procession of bridesmaids and a maid of honor. The couple plans Chicago as their future home after a Cincinnati stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alms Marguerite
Richard Mentor McGoffie
Edgar Thomins Deol
Cadletteburg
Kentucky
Bramwell
W. Va
Op Laseday
Maendelssohn
B. C. Switzer
Mise Leda Kathryn Elliott
8. Paul
Misa Mae Miller
Covington
Mies Estalle Frank
Mishawaka
Ind
Elizabeth Bowen
Muud Hewitt
W.va
Edward Cooper, Jr
Francis Coodsill
M. Rose Birely
Fraderick
Benest Kincaid Eastham
Catletwburg
E. Q. Switzer
Wayne
W.ya
Kaward Cooper
Philip Goodatt
Cecil
Cincinnati
Chicago
Ill
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Rush Medical College
Woman's College of Frederick
Claus
Sconras
New England Conservatory
Boston
Mass
Maryland bank statement fragment from Froderick area
A partial bank balance sheet from Frederick Maryland shows assets such as loans and discounts totaling 707,026 32 and securities 1 8 18 5 714 26 along with reserves and notes of other national banks. Liabilities include capital stock 100,000 00, surplus 200,000 00, and deposits with various due to other banks and trust companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Houa
Haake
Biule
Teserve
Zapital Atock
Mational Banknoles
Trust Compantes
Sayage Banka
TODAY'S ARRIVALS AT THE STORE
The shop announces new stock including thirty six ooh Walst Linen at 50 cents per yard and fruit muslin at reduced prices. Limited lots of spot proof silks, Jap Habotai Silk, embroideries, laces, wash Petticoats, and net curtains advertised with under market pricing and emphasis on value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shisecore
Atore
Outrageous Hoodlamish At Middletown Party
At the western edge of Middletown a party at Daniel W. Lanner’s residence was disrupted when harness and buggies of five guests were slashed with knives by unknown hoodlums. Horsedrove teams were damaged, sheds entered, and curtains torn. Sheriff LNASO measured footprints as indignant residents vowed rewards for arrests. Two Kefauver sons’ harnesses were shredded. several others suffered similar damage. Authorities and residents, including Lewis F. Kefauver, offered rewards for conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel W. Lanner
Middletown
Harnesa
Will
Frank Kefauver
Lewis F. Kefauver
Apari
Cute
Joseph Kefauver
J. Hollia Kefauver
George Dean
Samosi Dean
Wasts
Amos Keller
J. Charles Keller
Edward Sennat
Lraso
Sannsr
Lewis F. Kefsover
J. H. Kefauver
Barnew
Lanner
Beautiful White Goods At End Of Week Bargains
End of the week sale features cheap linens, towels, damask and broadcloth pieces. Local ads promote discounted table linens, pillow cases, curtains, and summer wear with low prices and strong emphasis on limited-time offers. Also listed are oysters, seafood specials, and a series of upcoming lectures and optician services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Arzat
News of the Churches and Local Programs
Bishop Paret will preside at All Bainte Eplecopa church tonight at 7 80 o'clock for the confirmation rite. Three Lenten services are planned this afternoon at 4 15 in the Lutheran and Reformed churches. The Young People's Christian Endeavor Union held a social last night at the lecture room. a large audience enjoyed a piano solo, recitations, duets, anthems, and various performances, ending with refreshments and a 10 80 pm departure. A graphophone was auctioned at Yinger Bros top series parlors on South Market Street, Christian Lerch winning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paret
Bainte' Eplecopa
Oberohea
Young People's Christian Endeavor Union of the United Brethren Church
Sonnss
Owen Compher
Etellin
Luis James
Yinger Bros
South Market Street
Christian Lerch
Resurrection Plante Siempra Viva the Wonder Plant
The Siempre Viva or resurrection plant is hailed as a marvelous home decorative that never dies. It grows rapidly from tepid water, then sprouts fragrant blooms weeks later, and later forms little bulbs. Advertises it as a germ destroyer and deodorizer and urges agents to call on West Patrick street. Also notes a shipment of Dallas Shell Oysters and a display tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jericho
Isaiah
Existenes
Holy Land
Palestine
Egypt
Philippine Islands
Onos
West Patrick Street
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Harrigmith
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Marlon
F. M
Wasursaece
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Peo
Swagovertibem
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Sborough
Sao
St. Jhns
K. Smith
W. Patrick St
Doll's
Doll’s
Dol’s .the Bes
T. Radock & Qo
Neidig & Miller
Farmer’s Exchange
Perely Personal
Shaft
Olly Aske
Trcatof
Sam—Ingle Benben F. Hann
Flora Logie
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Hey
BE. 8
Todd
Devoe Lead
Hargett & Oo
Garmendia
Egon
Venezuels
Alma Marguerite McGutlin
W Va
Dr. Thomas
Cecl
Btroly
This City
Citizens’ National Bank
THE
Citizens National Bank OF Frederick
Froderick
Busloegs
Lou
Manylande County
FrepeEnick
G. Zimareuacan
G. Zimmerman
Travers Thomas
N. P
Jorr
Amee
Alkee
Thomas
Jon Hendrickson
Sir Model
Marnese
Middletown Valley
Danny
Wzxzely News
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Nao & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Neidig & Muller
Clinton E. Main
Clinton
N. Marke
City Hotel Grill
ITY Hotel Grill
8TEAK
Blue Points
Lynn Haven
Kloster
Sean
Lapoh
Lucch
Dode
Olsm
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Olam
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Hen Fratt
Orab Apple Band
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Point of Rocks
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O. W. Hines
Patk Hotel
Eves
Dickene
F. O. Sykes
Wonce’s College
G.L. Kefsitter
Scientife Optician
Saks’ Optical Company
Washington, D. C
City Hotel
George
Rodock
BIG Stork
Barualn Bulletin
Valley Mercorized
Qho. B. Kodouk
A. T. Rice & Sons
A.T. Riot & Sone
SND
Woiworth Market
Prederick
Frederick County
Thoslas
W Bant
Farmer's Exchange
Farmers Exchange
Atock
Uerman Milget
Southern
Western
Jlay
Clover
Timothy
All Saints and
Carroll
Smith
Masonic Temple
Petermare
Franklin Street
Marzidawis
Centiar
B. W. C. Boteler
London Hospital
Frederick, MD
Ose
Mercer
Mt, Airy, Maryland
O. M. Boucher
Py Alter
Fredericke
Joe Dutrow
News OF the Churches
Dall
Wea
Ropyye
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