A Painful Accident and Local Notices In Towson
A report notes a painful accident with partial details and community reactions. Public sale details a frame house on East Street offered by G M D Clabaugh. bid withdrawn at $230 with private sale possible through M G Urner. Rev Milburn resigns from the Towson Methodist Episcopal church, jail chaplain Rev Eidertice may take over. salary cut discussed by county commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M.D. Clabaugi
An.tonger
Co Houze
AM. G. Urner
East Street
M. G. Uner
Milburn
Pege Milburn
Methodist Episcopal Church
Towson
Eidertice
Trades Display and Carnival Set for Annapohe Celebration
The organizing committee selects Faster Monday for the event with a morning trades display, an afternoon carnival, and a night fireworks show. Funds are being solicited by the committee and TM Western Iyland College. Construction on the president’s residence at Western Maryland College will start in early spring with Baker Bros. of the county donating the necessary improvements. Rumors suggest Western Blaryiard may receive a new handsome donation in 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapohe
Western Iyland College
Western Maryland College
Baker Bros
Western Blaryiard
Junior officials named to 26 standing committees
Junior en Messrs E Koontz WP Bee J J Dill Damel Sterner and John Eis enbauer were appointed to serve on 26 standing committees. The board meeting at the Carlin House was a marked success with full cover and a complete menu. Speeches by Breesis Roentz and Perry followed toasts to Lilly Winebrewer Fis enheter Rice Vanscceen and Robert Dospose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior
E. Koontz
WP. Bee
J. J. Dill
Damel Sterner
John Eisenbauer
Carlin Bouse
Breesis
Roentz
Perry
Perry,etch
Lilly
Winebrewer
Fisenheter
Rice
Vanscceen
Robert
Hagerstown Trader Makes Deed After Credit Settlement
Hagerstown goods and cotton merchant Barlanger yesterday deeded street property to Al Hegner to satisfy creditors. John H. Gaitrell, chair of Wesbington county, lost on a writ error appeal after being convicted of permitting prisoners order to enter disordery end ridea det. Court below taxed $16 in costs and about £500 overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Barlanger
al Hegner
John H. Gaitrell
Wesbington
Appesie
Long Corner Literary Society Elects Officers at Meeting
The Long Corner Literary Society held its Wednesday meeting electing president Wol Pard vice president Arthur Mullinix recording secretary Wm Mullinix with treasurer postposed until funds qualify. Music by the Zephyr String Band accompanied the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Corner Literary
Long Corner Literary Society
Wol Pard
Arthur Mullinix
Wme Mulllinix
Musi
Zephyr
Poultry Show Draws Big Crowds at Junior Hall
The Junior Hall poultry show attracts large crowds with many varieties on display. Bantams to 15 lb cocks, geese, turkeys, peafowls and more fill the exhibition coops. Mr FP FL Cooper of Homer City owns incubators and the hatching box. Mr Larry W Bol, owner of 68 birds, is a featured exhibitor. Judges and attendees note high interest and competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL Coope
Homer City
Perca
Tae
Afr
Larry W. Bolo Cho Ces
Toey
John L. Cos
Iron Hagerstown
Coast
Stere
Miume
Iuprove
Beosare
J. M Bowmen
Ginia
Stedman
Laure
Joieau
Middichos
Loc
Garlinger
Heyrstern
Bexburger
Lencasterster
Jos
Ligens Wool
Ballion
Leodbridge Landing
Downey
New Market
Ae Dorey
New Marnet
Wes
Arrest at night by Officer Hobbs for orderly conduct
A man was arrested by Officer Hobbs on a late night charge of disorderly conduct. The case was presented before the mayor and resulted in remand to jail for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jal
Hester Bowens
Oficer Hobbs
County Commissioners Meet for Tuscarora District
County Commissioners gathered this morning to settle the read supervisors of the Tuscarora district for the year. The meeting defined appointments and described the unal hour as part of routine oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscarora
Remodeling Underway At North Market Street Home
Mr Henry Gagan is having repairs and improvements done to his residence on North Market Street. The carpenter work is being done by B M Gittinger and the painting by Mcberly Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gagan
North Market Street
B. M. Gittinger
Mcberly Bros
Association Monthly Meeting Set For Cumberland Delegates
The regular monthly meeting is scheduled for Monday evening at six o clock. Delegates to the Cumberland convention will be chosen. Attendance is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C
F.c. A
So’c'ok
Cumberland
Baltimore couple to wed at Soelick on Jan 22
Miss Lisaie M. of Baltimore plans a city wedding with Mr. S George RicGee of Baltimore. The ceremony will occur Tuesday evening January 22 at Soelick located at 215 Warren Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisaie M
Baltimore
S George RicGee
Soelick
Warren Avenue
Election of Officers at Gotted Steam Fire Engine Co
The following officers were elected last night for the new company. Dadiey Pege was chosen president John H. Bennett vice president Luther Fra zier treasurer H. R. Heck secretary A constitution and by laws were adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pymassiem
Gotted Steam Fire Engine Co
Dadiey Pege
John H. Bennett
Luther Frazier
H. R. ‘Heck
Newton M Stone Weds Mitsida Rodedfer in Lovellsville
Mr Newton M Stone and Mitsida Rodedfer of Lovellsville Va were married Thursday the 10th at 1 pm in the Lutheran church. Rev P E Miller officiated as decorations and bells adorned the ceremony. The bride’s attendants were Mosees Lucie Compher Lula Compher Annie RodeZer and Effie Lin. Groomsmen included C W Johinson Elmer Doty T Rothkamblen and Geo F Hane. The couple planned a tour to nearby cities after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton M. Stone
Mitsida
Rodedfer
Lovellsville
P. E. Miller
Water
Lucie Compher
Lula Compher
Annie RodeZer
Effie Lin
C. W.johinson
Elmer Doty
T. Rothkamblen
Geo. F. Hane
Happ
Nertierz
Hotel Arrivals at Major Houses Listed
The arrivals at principal hotels since yesterday include GIT HOTEL with W McK Boge and C E Falester among others. CABLIN HOUSE shows D W Gize and G R Jacobs. CENTRAL HOTEL lists 8 Friedlander and T Hoge. County affiliations noted for several guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boge
E Falester
Batter
O Crawford
Pope
Pomeroy
Guthrie
Reister
G Dale
Walece MW
TA Seea
L Davie
Worthington
County
Cablin
Gize
G R Jacobs
McK Hegg
H Reuter
Balto A Dent
J L Ktee
Wash
Yingling
Central Hotel
Friedlander
T Hoge
Balto
The Leesburg Washingtonian Report Debunked
The Leesburg Washingtonian notes a Freder ick Times story about an unknown sharper enrolling in Leesburg bank is unfounded. No robbery occurred in Leesburg and local papers allay fears while Freder ick reports a separate jewelry stove theft next door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtonian
Leesburg
Local Meeting and Auction Notices Listed
Fragmented text outlines an auction and gathering schedule with times and places including Laurel, CT and Lyons. A Friday January 18th meeting is noted with 7 30 p m start and associated preparations and costs. Additional details referenced but unreadable.
Breeders Association Forms in Maryland District of Columbia
A meeting at Myr Brown's private grounds near Frederick ward organized a Breeders Association for trotting horse breeding. President Francis Brown, treasurer D. Balre, and officers from Maryland and the District of Columbia planned branding and annual meetings. The group aims to manage breeding and promote improved horses with a seven-director board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar
Frederick Ward
S Tate
Marinach
District of Columbia
H. B. Heateh
Sissox Iri
Wso i
House Committee On Agriculture
J. Hayes
Congran
G. G. Freed
Kentucky
Sibley and Mill
Fraskiin Pa
el Ctioneer
Senator Stanford
of Maran
Deano T P Lates
George SiGnamore
DE Stone
Bt Pleaant
AM Gorn Tle
Hasersteun
Anad N Whitead Brother
Adamcton
Coleman
Hatch
Hayes
Smith
Maryland
Dietriat
Cor Ugbia
Balto
Sun
Local society notes and brief movements around Jefferson
Misses Ansie and Katie Darcus and Miss Emma Feizer visited Judge E M Thomas's home near Jefferson. Mrs. Shyies and Dr. Crum were entertained at E L Toowas's house Friday. Cora Siger, who cut her hand at the Hosiery Factory, could return to work. Mr. Lease and Steiner are housebound with rheumatic trouble. Hood questions arise about Sarsaparilla as a remedy. other notices mention Salvation Army meetings and various community happenings. Chas. Cook died in Walkersville and Mary Jane Robinson was released on bail. Reports also note Mrs. Stabler traveling to Los Angeles for health and Clara Bartgis planning to move to Rogertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansie
Katie Darcus
Emma Feizer
Comlemen
Darcus
E.M Thomas
Jeferson
N. H. Shyies
G. W. Crum
Bere
EL. M. Toowas
Cora Siger
Mofl Lease
Steiner
E.tv
Tovelek
Tharry Keice
Kree & Deap
Suth Marke
Etreet
Stende
Salvation Army
Creare
F. Sebroater
Washington
L.C
Gee
FL Hane
Lovettaville
Tors Remey
Chas. Cook
Walkersville
Silver Hill
Mary Jane Robinson
Larseay
Trayer
Arthur Stabler
Sends Springs
Los Angeles
Cal
Frederick Riflemen Move Weekly Meeting to Thursday
The Frederick Riflemen announce their next weekly meeting will be held Thursday instead of Wednesday on the order of 31.0. R. M. will occupy the Armory on Wednesday both day and night.
In Full Bloom A Quince Bloom Breaks Record
A. Cydonia Japonice in Mr. M. N. Bohrback’s garden is in full bloom with bright towers covering the plant. The blossoms appear two months earlier than any prior record, signaling an unusual early bloom season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
M. N. Bohrback
Local Constable Delivers Suspect Bond Release
Last eight magistrate records show Constable Hagan of Middletown bringing Walter Long to jail on a concealed weapon charge. Long was committed by Magistrate Minnick and released this morning on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagan
Middletown
Walter Long
Minnick
Death Roll and Obituary Notices From Local City Papers
January 1 obituary announces Mrs. Francina Baldner of 630 Mulberry Street dying at 5 30 p m age year. Funeral Monday 11 a m from residence. Also reports death of brakeman Wm S Carr, age 27, of the Pick-up BL&O, from kidney hemorrhage. His funeral attended by friends and Redman tribe members. Rev W Wassace conducted services. Also notes Mrs John Blumenauer of W 4 Street dies aged 89 with husband and five children. Funeral Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francina Baldner
Carroll
Frederick County
Mulberry Street
Carr
BL & O
Beriia
Baltimore
Wa.iseace
M. EL Church
John Blumenauer
Toothsome Morsels Presented In Striking Display
Dr Daniel Steiner received a beaded opossum memento arranged with ribbon on a Japanese plate presented by Mr Jobo Esenbauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Steiner
Jobo Esenbauer
Fashion and Society Notes From Fractured Ledger
Fragmented OCR text mentions Mr George Sewart and fashion items. It references improvised methods of breeding by ease, remarks on Vissges and Lon don, and describes outfits, hairstyles, and table decorations. The garbled prose suggests a society column style with mentions of dancing masters and apparel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bas Beer
Daneimg
Liteet
Peculiar Qualities of Hood's Sarsaparilla
The text explains Peculiar, a blend of remedial tents used in Hood's Sarsaparilla. It describes three parts: preparation, combination, and the process that secures active curative properties. It claims remarkable cures and asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the genuine blood purifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hova
Areaparitia
Buod
Hood
Serenader Murder in Chamberburg Narrows to Death
A dispatch from Chamberburg Pennsylvania reports the fourth homicide in six weeks. Peter Rhone and Charles Meredith, youths from Stony Point, serenaded Charles M. Cressler when an altercation broke out. Meredith waited, knocked Rhone down twice, kicked him, and left Rhone dead. Meredith then killed Rhone at home and turned himself in. Rhone was intoxicated. Meredith is about eighteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberburg
Panay
Peter Rhone
Charles Meredith
Stony Point
Chas. M. Cressler
Meredith
Bhose
Eterriy
Rhone
Jel
Raoze
Martinsburg Matters Report Local Marriages and Happenings
In Martinsburg West Virginia on January 11 Mr Mirtoo Furem.n and Mrs Hilbe Zamermin wed at the Episcopal rectory. Frank G. Willehem, a respected young man, died of consumption last Sunday. His funeral drew vast attendance from his orders and friends. local druggists closed stores for the service. Firemen plan a fair starting January 15 lasting two weeks with many free displays. Knights of Prithone mark their 25th anniversary on January 19 with a parade. Washington's Birthday will feature a Bremen’s parade. A gusty wind Wednesday caused minor damage. George P. Blessing retires from Bessing Cushwa firm. Minnie Hawk remains in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
Lews
Mantinsnene
W. Va
Mirtoo Furem
Hilbe Zamermin
Haserstorf
Episcopal
Frank G. Wiihem
Suntay
Mer- Uneburg
Conjanectica
Knights of Prthone
Washington
Bremen
Gorge PL Biessing
Bessing, Cushwa
Hawk
Balsimore
Parkersburg Journal notes bishop’s visit and treasury report
The Parkersburg Journal reports Rt. Rev. George W. Peserkin, bishop of West Virginia, will visit Mond to dine and take part in a wedding, with Frederik and Joshua Perko among those mentioned. The article also covers a treasury report detailing expenditures, deficits, and adjustments for the year ending September 18, with notes on state finances and legislative costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Geerge W. Peserkin
West Vs
Belep Peterziy
Frederik
Taigsa
Bey Ur
Josuaa Perko
Ncol L. Vector
Basaran
Cometeacher
The
Treasury
Uh Tre Shan
Morpland
Gras
INSS
Spraeent Increese
Uae
Ioslo
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Imce Zu
Tomoev
New Advertisenerts
Igity
S.las Phoman
Cail
Orcagere Town
Meckanic-town
Simon &. Boonebero
Theassor
AL B Stoner
Miller
D. Leorard
Sterion
Lanane
Laurel Ewel
Sor G Lyons
Tre-Ting
Costa
Wenpoue
George Sewart
Messrs. S and
H. Stevensoy
Vissges
London
Mullinix & Kemp
William Wilcoxon
Decdahua of Lean
Dancvary
Hades
Gowers
Wwe
Wood
Groff
Creder
Ceres
Hailes
Zayior
Baltimore Pike
Fim
Rebruars
Sindrickaon
Dol
Albaugh Real
Ogecta
Fara
Pereesville
Orme
George
Patrek Ette
Frederica
Ientz & Co
Enon
Sheerelnser
F. East Bett
I. Jy
Frederick Riflemer
Ermory
Patrick St. Hafler
Furre
Fe Attiela
Enter - Bulls
Enginre
J. Iteck
Hon. G. Edwards Lester
Lote UO
Italy
England
America
New York
At. &. Aven & Co
Lowell
Mass
Wen
Arerr
Atene
New Haven
V. Wainen
Lester
Ayer
Macx
New
Jache
G. J. Dowd
North Market St
Frederick, Fe
Neweparp
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!