TWO HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT EN ROUTE TO HOME
Two people were injured in a collision near Ellicott City while traveling from Baltimore to Frederick. The vehicle overturned after hitting a guard rail, sending an ambulance to the scene and leading to hospital treatment for the injured.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Ellicott City
Ellicott Cy
Lesentiees
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Filuy
Pleasing Recital in Hazerstown Church Service
Prof. Cassel and Miss Helm offered a Sunday recital at Ute Evangelical Reformed Church with organist Mrs. Mud V. Dittmar. The event featured arias and duets showing Cassel and Helm’s refined voices, followed by installation of Sunday School officers led by Pastor Dr. H L G Kiefer and highlighting G Oscar Rhoads’ twenty years of service with a gold fountain pen award.
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Charles M. Cas Fi Hazerstown
Ette Helm
Ute Evangelical Reformed Church
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Mandel
Harker
Kramer
Miss Helm
Mr. Cassel
J. N. Apaie
Afil“red Thomas
F. T. Kuhn
Elizabeth DeLashmutt
Lewis A. Rice
Harvey Warrington
Frank Dertzbaugh
Tacy Derr
Spencer Zimmerman
J. Leonard Notharle
Cradlerolt
Jacob ST. Schmidt
Adele Cronise
Home Department
G. Oscar Rhoads
McCardell
Ruoads
Rhoads
Sundar School
Echonl
Pelihienatss SS
Watchman Beaten and Vault Robbed Reported
A watchman was assaulted and a vault reportedly robbed in an incident described by local authorities. Details on suspects or exact location remain unclear amid early police briefings.
Three Children Burned as Flames Raze Home
A house fire left three children burned as flames swept through the residence on March 4. Fire crews battled the blaze in the Cross area, with investigations pending into the cause and any surrounding injuries.
Japan Orders Four Destroyers to China
Japan dispatches four destroyers on a China mission amid rising tensions and regional defense concerns. The move signals a staged naval posture and heightens scrutiny from neighboring powers.
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Hospital Wing Improvements Planned and Pledges Under Way
Details of proposed Baker and Shank Wings and other enlargements are under consideration for the local hospital. Actual payments on the $41,800 campaign pledges are arriving, with many donors paying in shorter terms than required. Samuel G. Davall is treasurer, and receipts are expected to grow next week as collections progress. Work will not start until weather improves and is slated for later in the two year period.
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Sunday Services at Centennial Brethren Church Highlight Classes
The Centennial Brethren Church held Sunday services with notable classes and attendees. Primary Department led by Mrs Emma Fox listed Elizabeth Sommers Mary Jane Baker Austin Derilbiss Geraldine Ridenour Mary Wertenbaker William Griffin Mary Bowman Mary Six Frank lin Baumgardner and William Main among the scholars. The Young Men’s Class taught by Carl Urban led in offerings. Edward E Rice of Calgary M E Sunday School spoke to the Pioneer Bible Class. Mrs Mary Clem gave a reading. Prayer meetings and evening services featured Rev George W Strine preaching The Lost Power of the Char You Will Never Be Far.
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Emma Fox
Elizabeth Sommers
Mary Jane Baker
Austin Derilbiss
Geraldine Ridenour
Mary Wertenbaker
William Griffin
Mary Bowman
Mary Six
Franklin Baumgardner
William Main
Carl Urban
Edward §& Rice
Calgary
M. E
Pioneer
Aliss Mary Clem
George W. Strine
Harry Hildebrand
Christian Endeavor
Maryland anti saloon league rally criticizes press
A Maryland anti saloon league event features speeches by Mr Herbert and George W Crabbe urging more public meetings and stronger enforcement of the dry law. Speakers attack Baltimore press as biased while demanding support for anti alcohol legislation and enforcement across the state.
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Jimes
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Testus Scolimpeay
Carioong
Allen
Jadie Fiere Allen
Trent
Death of General McCawsignd in Civil War battle noted
Residents of the city discuss the death of General McCawsignd who fought at the Battle of Monocacy and nearby actions under Confederate leadership. The report cites local historian Albert 3. Brown for detailed activity records and mentions commanders such as General Hunter and Ed mund T. Lee in related engagements.
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McCans
Datit Hunter
Letcher
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Lexington
Mexander Bureles
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Shepherdstown
Amiow Llauter
Charles
Felix Mobverison
Texas
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Chautauqua and Kiddie Klub Set for Trinity Church
Dr James M Taylor and Mrs Taylor organize a Chautauqua and Kiddie Klub at Trinity M E Church South from January 25 to 31. Children ages five to fifteen may join by purchasing a membership button for two free tickets and one non member ticket. Activities include daily 4 p m Kiddie Klub lectures and exhibits and evening programs with special music. Mrs Taylor speaks at Kiddie Klub. Dr Taylor leads nightly lectures and a pageant finale. No admission fee. free will offerings accepted. Mrs Tannor to address women and girls January 27 at 2 30 p m.
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Kiddie Klub
Prid
Trinity Church
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Ian
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Democrats Carry Tax Fight to House Floor
fragmented OCR notes describe a tax dispute proceeding in the House with references to Mr. Kora and persons like Merchan and Tobest. mentions of a church, service charges, and guests on a Tuesday evening, plus remarks about railroads using about one pew wooden components annually.
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Fritchie Home Project Advancing on West Patrick Street
Work begins today on the Fritchie home on West Patrick Street with plans for occupancy in early April. The brick structure will have a 26 by 28 foot frontage and reuse timbers from the Old Stone Tavern. Barbara Fritchie relics and a flag exhibition will accompany the residence under Eleanor Abbate’s presidency and The Fritchie Home Company will own and run the project with a new community focus.
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Barbara Pritcite
Sleanor Atbots
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Lim
Barhara Fritchie
Eritehie
Eleanor Abbate
H.lee Haoshew
Fritchie Home Company
Barbara Fritchie
Calvary Episcopal Sunday School See High Attendance
The Calvary Episcopal Sunday School reported unusually strong turnout despite bad weather with 61 in attendance. The Leaders Bible Class drew 102 men, the year’s high, as A Gilson led the lesson. Rev. Dr. G E Williams preached to 11 in the morning service.
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A. m
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Katherine Ridenour
Aunier
Home Burned During Fast Tapeste at Atlas Rent
Fire damaged a residence belonging to Mrs. Te Ete in Atlas Rent. Neighbors reported rapid flames and quick response from local fire crews. No injuries noted, investigation underway to determine cause and extent of damage.
Local youth Stull eludes officers in Carroll County chase
Stull, an 18 year old from the city, fled following a welfare case and was pursued by Officer Bartels through North Market street, Chapel alley, and near Nicodemus Ice Cream, finally being recaptured near Ramsburg Fertilizer Company and returned to the institution. He had been working odd jobs since leaving school.
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Wit
Stull
James A. Jones
Sheamt
Hargis
Agai Kueh
Ris
Market Street
Officer Bartels
Tim Fret
Teft
Atter Bartels
Chapel Alley
Second Street
St. John’s Church
Offcer Bartgis
Nicodemus
Omcer Bartgis
Ramsburg Fertilizer Company
Barteis
Most Popular Athletes Race At Opera House
Votes for the most popular athlete cup contest are due by January 26 with the award on January 22 at the Opera House. Eight contestants are listed led by Alton Lipps with 179 votes and Dorsey Shipley second at 125. other candidates include Arthur Forner Frank Car Austin Esworthy Jack Smith and Downes from the Maryland School for the Deaf.
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Alton Lipps
Iaad
Dorsey Shipley
Arthur Forner
Frank Car
Austin Esworthy
Jack Smith
Downes
Maryland School For the Deaf
Tonish
Opera House
Besan Ca
Grace Reform Church Feud Sparks Eastow Parish Dispute
A local church feud at Grace Reform Church in Eastow escalates amid community tensions. Officials from St Syisiag reportedly demand mediation as parishioners voice concerns over leadership and property rights.
Death in Court House Office Ends Life of Prof George E Smith
George Edw Smith collapsed and died in his Frederick County Court House office. The 73-year-old professor and organist, born November 1850 in Washington County, was a lifelong resident of Frederick. He led music at the Evangelical Reformed church for 35 years and held various local offices, including mayoral duties and election board service. Death was due to heart failure despite medical aid. witnesses recalled his long public service and artistry in music.
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Alga
Wika Howard
Turni
Simith
Howard
McCardett
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Martha (Redgrave) Smith
Prof. Smailth
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Orn
Ohio River Flood Fears Rise Across Five States
Airing flood warnings, residents along an extended Ohio River stretch face rising waters from heavy rainfall. Towns like Merretta and Pomeroy in Ohio suffer extensive inundation with four feet of water in places and business districts cut off. Rail and auto traffic disrupted as reservoirs overflow threatening surrounding Kentucky West Virginia and Virginia communities.
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