Death notices list Strine Brandenburg Loy and Herbert deaths
Charles A Strine a former Walkersville resident died at 118 East Third Street at 12:30 am aged 59 years three months and two days. He was born in Woodsboro on Oct 16 187? and left a wife and three daughters among survivors. George W Brandenburg died at his son Ralph S Brandenburgs home 501 Mulberry Avenue Hagerstown aged 72. Vernon C Loy of Thurman Rear attacked recently and died after illness from a cold. Nathaniel Herbert a colored man from Buckerstown died Wednesday night aged years. He was a son of William G S and belonged to the Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Charles A. Strine
Charles Albert Strine
Resi Aent
Walkersville
East Third Street
Corm
Woodsboro
George H. Strine
Mary Elizabeth Wenrick Scrine
McAleer Imme Sims
Walkersyie
Poade
May William Moser
Owings Chartes Herchrer
Willam Vantasse
Erangelieal
Ats Aerie
Fra- Lutheran Church
Frederternal Order of Eagles
George W. Brandenburg
Ralph S. Brandenburg
Mulberry Avenue
Hagerstown
Middieburg
Susanna Marie Brandenburg
Reformed Church
Mary C
Ralph FE
Chy K
Theodore
Washington, D
Calvin
Seattle
James
Chicago
Edward
Colorado
Willi and
Lewis
Baltimore
Marior
Miers
Vernon C. Loy
Thurman
Loy
Poromas
Thurmons
Vin W. Loy
Sancy Br
Eembea Las Brothers
Nathaniel Herbert
Artierio Cherosis
Wiliams Herbert
Hat Cook
Lave William G. 5
Buckerstown
Hood Class Visits News Post
Hood class visits News-Post as Rhata Hoffman and Rain Jamieson lead a briefing. Agtinds Rr Denys Poffen Berger and Marion Minler are listed among participants.
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Hood
News-Post
Rhata Hoffman
Rain Jamieson
Denys Poffenberger
Marion Minler
Currency Conference Hearings Highlight Silver Retention Risks
Senate and House hearings feature Henry Morgenthau and Charles E. Cough as they discuss monetary policy. The dialogue centers on federal reserve gold, silver retirement measures, and stabilization programs amid calls for reform.
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Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthaucet
Cokes Congrass
Mistacus
Charles E. Cough
Weddings Tae and John tie in Clarence G
The wedding notice names Clarence G of Maine and Mrs Roy H of ? as parents with the couple Tae and John joining in a ceremony. Paula Jume Reeczers serves as maid of honor.
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Tae
John
Clarence G. Kat
Roy Hn
Hones
Paula
Miss Stogner Punch Targeted Shriners Case Hearings
In Rockville Maryland on January 17 Edward D Shrin er Jr of Frederick testified he never asked Miss Maude Stogner to marry him and disputed a demand for $30,000. The court heard details of their meeting in Charlotte and his claim of funds while noting her claim of threats and a confrontation involving a steering incident.
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Rockvike
Edward D. Shriner, Jr
Frederick
Stogner
Lorimer
Miss
Chaz
Planned
Erick Small
Car Damaged in Crash
A vehicle collision caused noticeable damage to a car. Drivers involved reported minor injuries and waited for responders at the scene as police began an initial inquiry.
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Moewiden
Hindu TraGCeTS Bowl at Popular Street
Meopen Mot Bland Mr and Jes T Man of Frederice are listed with the Hindu TraGCeTS Bowl at Popular Street.
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Mr and Jes T. Man
Frederice
Accuses Marzare: Grand Jury Names Walker Case In New York
A fragment reports accusations linking Marzare to a Walker era New York case. The text mentions a grand jury and a charter assault allegation, with minimal context and unclear dates.
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Marzare
New Yorks
James J. Walker
Assaul, Uj
Funeral for Alpheus H. Fogle Held Near Park Avenue
The funeral of Alpheus H. Fogle took place Friday morning at 130 o'clock in John Chapel conducted by Rev Benson. Pallbearers included Evan Brown Ray Raymond Thomas Centener Adam Farfax. Interment followed at adjoining cemetery. Powell and Albamaral directors served.
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William
Coates
John Chapel
Benson
Evan Brown
Ray Raymond Thomas
cEntener
Adam Farfax
Powell
Alba Meral
Personal Notes From Kin Colezes Meeting At Hotel Jefferson
The president of S. Lousauend Ne of the Association of Kin Colezes attends a gathering this week at the Hotel Jefferson. The event draws members and locals for a social and organizational update.
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S . Lousauendne
Association of Kin Colezes
Hotel
Jefferson
New Windsor Notes and Local Visitors Update
The New Windsor section reports the operetta College Dars to be staged Friday evening in the college auditorium by New Windsor High School. Local residents visited relatives and friends across nearby towns, with multiple social calls noted in Franktown, Union Bridge, Deer Howe, and Baltimore, plus a Homemakers Club meeting slated for January 2. Four Doubs youths who ran away in January were traced to Miami, Florida, and will return home with parental arrangements in place.
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New Windsor
Runsawar
Florida
Doubs
Miami
George
Theodore Basford
Delbert Null
Harold Garey
Local Week End Special Notices and Events
Community notices list events at Nat Colonial and Thurmont Town Hall with oyster suppers and dances, pricing 25 cents, starting 6 pm. Gardiner Harper's Orchestra performs, Quynn's Apples offered, storage sale items available, and a call for 99 men at Brook Mil Methods. Episcopal Church service on Sunday January 31 at 7:30. Island-wide notices invite ladies and gentlemen to Guinea's Monocacy Inn for a gathering January 19.
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Episcopal Church
Community notices and events from Walkersville area
Local items include a card party at St John Hall tonight at 736 pm with admission 25 cents and a January special. praise to firemen for saving stock at a Read Duck shop and a Monday morning incident. Also promotions for beauty services, bargain items, and a trappers notice from Frederick junk company.
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ST. John's Hall
Hamton Pa Residents Meet In Year End Social
A fragmented notice recalls a Hampton area gathering with families including Mr and Mrs Leatherman Evhel and others. Widespread references to property sales and local residents point to a community social and year end event in Taneytown area.
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Harney
Mainn
Hampton
A. C. Leatherman
Evhel Dauchser
Oons
Carroll
Wilson
Morris
Baines
David
Geneva
Margaret
Taneytown
Thured End Airs
John Res
Bible Thought and lsten the wicked is Lemming of wickedness
A fragment reflects on biblical admonition warning readers to heed warnings about wickedness. The stray wording hints at moral judgment and the need for careful discernment in daily life.
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Lsten
Market Prices Grain Live
Grain prices listed in the market update show corn at $2.25 per bushel and oats at $20 per ton with fluctuating quotes. The fragment indicates a partial or garbled transcription of commodity prices and does not specify dates or full context.
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William L. Hammonds
Panerai Prxing
Voick Servaces A. O
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Prasad
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Father Coughlin
Knill—Destinon
Miss Stogner
Shriner
Ser Hindu Tragcets
Park Avenue
Alpheus H. Fogle
Edains
Donzs
Hopkins
Marcon Brown
Maser
Robert Fi Mis
G. Lester Fry
And
Fredde Shaffer
Washington, D.C
Moss Ruth Buuder
Westengton
D.C
Dro
Me E C
Bixler
Mix
Ethel
New York
Blanch
Marta
Glo
Union Ridge
Ski Mire Chars Bankard
H C. Roop
Deer Howe
Bowrr
Virginia
F. Taneytown
Oh Root
Anna Roop
Lambe Smebwr
Buday
Boser
Paneytown
Nisted
Moh. Lambert
Grover Armed
Lambert
Smith Lambert
Scci
Melvin
J. R. Lambert
Ralph. Thurmer
Harold Exton
Betty
Taton
Harris
Munute
Ind
Myre
H. Roup
Betty Jane
Cassel
Prank Tuiden
Breburg
Clib Wi
Nat Colonial
Wartha Washington
W. Patrick St
An Jr. C. T. A. M. Hall
Dovbs
Thurmont Town Hall
Gardiner Harper's Orchestra
Quynn
Priday
Guinea's
Monocacy Inn
Ladies
Gentes
Men, Inc
Joe Stephens
Benet
Walkersville U B Church
Taarscay Sin Pr
Bree
Fisher's
Nain
Sume
Eam
Thurmont
Ae Mmyseu
Best Fountain Service
The
City Peoples Service Drug Stores
Citizens National Bank
Frederick, MD
Josery D. Baker
Holmes D. Baker
Jonas H. Baker
Joseph McDivir
William G. Zummerman
Samus G. Duvall
J. Travers Thomas
Wee Moderns
le Bongo Ie United Fire CO
Marcel
Marke
May Holmes
Mer
Joseph D. Baker
Thomas H. Haller
Charles H. Conner
M. D. Joux
Newman
James H. Gambrill
Daniel Baker, JR
Jon» H. Baker
Ebinas Bo Ramsel RG
Archibald E, Fisher
Cat Remsperg
Jene
Remsberg Hey Hotel
Martha Washington
Penns Bince
Party
Help Wanted
Dietrich and Gambrilz, Inc
Cams St. Frederick, Md
Han Pipe Force
Prederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
Third
Fourth Sts
the News-Post
NOAH E. _ CRAMER
Court Street
Frederick, Maryland
Potts & Griffin
Potts and
Ghlpfin Reartors
Brades
Yoeners Hooa
Braddock Heights
Ida Zimmerman
T-ledés
W. Church
South Market
Gilmore Ro Fisatt
N. Market
Broome, Corner Market
Church Sts
H. F
Gee. B. Kehne
J. M. Culler
Dodd
East Thimt Street
North Market St
Lnprediate
Apeniy WO
Thomas J Crum
Charl Samuel
Blig Daugh Clee
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