Appointment of Wills Register Term and Vacancies
The article notes that the Register of Wills term may be reappointed and not expire until December 1, with vacancies filled under state law. It mentions Judges of Orphans’ Court and a Middletown candidate elected last November to begin December 1 next, with the office vacancy details tied to a funeral event later that week.
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Pirea
Warri
Orphans’ Court
Charles Utts
Middletown
Maryland
Smumcsdar
Monday Musicals feature at Mrs Smith's home
A Mond ay Musicals gathering at Mrs Jobin Francis Smith's home opened with a program on music after the eighteenth century. Attendees included Mrs Harris Miss Marcareti and Mrs Harding with violin solos vocal duets and piano pieces featuring works by Puccini Mascagni and Verdi. The meeting was led by Mrs Smith and Miss Maulsby with the next session planned for February at Winchester Hall.
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Mono Musicales
Jobin Francis Smith
Mars
Harris
Marian Tational Garibaldi
Joseph T. Piles
Jancis Smith
Ati
BE. Town
Piaze
M “Lucia di Laniamoor
An B. Harding
Adame Butterfly
Puccini
J. Town
John Francis
Cujius Anium
Rosti
Margaret Black
3H School Bank Elects Stockholders of Frederick High
Electors choose 9 directors and officers to serve the remainder of the term. Directors include Robert Prix wne Edward J. Dan fer Ellis Wachter and J. derafti. Officers to be appointed after a brief adjournment.
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Frederick High
Eal Bank
Mildpei
Robert Prix Wne
Edward J. Dan ‘Fer
Ellis Wachter
J. Derafti
Kala
Robert Wart H. Br
Marines Taken From Mail Guard Report Fragment
Fragmentary note reports 500 Marines removed from a mail guard unit near Guaht under Mose to Mante. Text includes garbled terms and unclear geography but suggests a transfer or redeployment with uncertain dates and outcomes.
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Mail Guard
Mante
China
Sanu Diego
William E Staup Dies Suddenly in Philadelphia
Word arrived of the sudden death of William E Staup of Philadelphia formerly of Frederick. He was struck by paralysis at about 9 o clock and died minutes later at his home on North 12th street. He was about 32, born in Creagerstown, and once ran a gents furnishing store in Frederick before moving to Philadelphia to work with Schoble Hat company. He leaves a widow and one daughter.
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Mersing
Liam E. Staup
Philadelphia
Frederick
Staup
12Th Street
Creagerstown
Frederick County
Philadelphia Penna
Schoble Hat Company
Landis
Fort Market Street
Hotel Braddock
Lynch Lodge
3. F
A. Masons
Enoch Chapter
Jacques de Melay
K. T
Boumi Shrin
Marriss Ecxenrode
Westminster
Titken
Gover C Howzer
Baltimore
Weil Enoan
Hopkins Apartments
Tie
Slowaer
G. = Howser & Co
J. M. Iswilaw
Caroline Barge
Taurice T Skinner
Roland Artuie
Pritas Ee Ie
Church Chautauqua Lectures To Be Held At Trinity M E
Dr James M Tariox will vet a series of lectures this week at Trinity M E Church South Rev R C Manweil leads the program Citizens will hear one of the leading voices among world travelers and revivalists Dr Tarlor a longtime Methodist leader connected with the Board of Foreign Missions He speaks on economic political and social conditions abroad and world problems The event is part of a broader program including a school league annual meeting with Gaither presiding and officers listed Vocal and instrumental music featured with readers and several named locals in attendance
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James M. Tariox
Trinity M. E. Church
South
R. C. Manweil
Tarlor
Desres Mason
Amesien
Tarlor Livers
Si4r
Get
Sebo Gaitherum
Man A. Belt
Readi
Rath Brrae
Marr Johnson
Beatrice Pace
Hazel Jacobs
Cisse’ Thomas
Yartman Reever
Asha FE
Eldridce Wells
Newnan
Browning’s Bride Testifies in Court of Alleged Cruelties
Mrs. Browning, aged 16 at the time, testifies about meeting Browning at a hotel dance in 1920 and a court case alleging cruelty. She describes his controlling behavior, his demand she join a sorority, and repeated press attention during their marriage. The trial opens with public and press access but reporters told to be discreet.
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W. Knowie
Browning
George Blakeslee
Wathy
Seeger
Everglades
Chile
Dar
Towning
Peaches
Cold Springs
Brownins
Courtie J
Training School Boy Kills Companion in Apparent Beating
A training school boy named Bez. EarIe murders his companion after a fight over a dispute. The 16 year old Otte Hidson reportedly admitted the killing, with authorities noting the incident occurred after days of tension and threats.
Developments In China Reported With Growing Tension
Fragmentary notes describe uneasy conditions in Cheklang with authorities fearing further instability. Reports mention Mr Lampson detailing the latest events as hopes of resolving southern unrest proved untenable.
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Lampson
Cheklang
Toms
Mount Seniors Present Comedy at Mount St. Marys College
Emmitsburg residents note the death of Maria A. Shorb aged many years wife of John Shorb who ran a Mount St. Marys store for nearly 39 years and was beloved by students. Funeral is Wednesday at St Anthony's Shrine with Mount St Marys cemetery interment. The Mount St. Marys senior class staged a three act comedy We Got to Have Money to a large audience with praise for cast led by William Kirk and Philip Ley under Rev. Culhane.
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Emmitsburg
Maria A. Shorb
John Shorb
Mount St. Mary's Colleges
Marla Krietz
Old Mountain
Alma Mater
Ddarian Krietz
Shorb
Mary Guntes
Luis Beatzane
Annie Adams
St. Anthony’s Shrine
Mount St. Mary's Cemetery
Edward Laske
Mount St. Mary's
Colfese
St. Joseph's
Mount St Marys College
Frederick
Gettysburg
Emmiteburg
William F. Culhane
David Farnum
Tom Campbell
Columbia
Dave
William Kirk
Philip Ley
Funeral held for Perry McCleery longtime News-West foreman
The funeral for Perry McCleery, longtime foreman at The News-West, was held Wednesday at North Market Street, with relatives and coworkers grieving a devoted printer and leader. McCleery, born November 15, lived his life in service to the paper, his family, and friends, passing after a sudden illness that shocked the newsroom. He began printing as a youth, helped start The Moon with his brother, and rose to respected authority at The News. His passing saddens the McCleery and News-West families, who remember his loyalty and steady skill.
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McCleers
North Market
Paucloz
Mary T. McCleery
Pune
Lyantes
Marion B. McCleery
Scarvely
Aod Omany
the News-West
McCleery
Sant
Derry
Schook
Valentine McCleerr
Inds
Barry
Xenius
Thomas Seiler
Ible
Alton B. Carty
Imi
Tie
Sisters Begin S A Campaign to White Veil Today
The Academy of the Visitation announces a campaign to recruit members for the white veil on March 27. Sisters Mary Benedicta and Rosails LeRoy, formerly of Williamsport, conduct the ceremony with Rev. C F Thomas and Fr Cartwright. District leaders across Frederick County gear up for visitation and follow up.
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S.A
Academy of the Visitation
Mary Benedicta
Rosails
Eugenia Leloy
Emma LeRoy
Wiltamsport
Mer. C.F. Thomas
St Patrick’s Church
Washington, D. C
Cartwright
St. Patrick's Church
M. L. McNalty
Libertytown
LeRoy
France
Mary Gertrude
Wilmington
Del
Sara Atlee
Baltimore
Academy
Siste Delores
Alice
Mary Alice Cawood
West River
Plans For Scout Work In Frederick County Reported
Frederick County scouts discussed extensive planned activities at a Monday night meeting of the Frederick Scout Council. The session, held at City Hall, focused on investigations and development of wider programs across the region with various attendees from local councils and neighboring areas.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Bar Association Names Officers At Monday Meeting
The bar association will name officers at the annual meeting in Court Room D Monday evening. A report on preserving county records will be presented by a committee led by former Senator Frank C. Norwood and others. Arrangements for the February 4 dinner include a prominent speaker, with Major Eagar McBride and others in charge.
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Courg Hetge
Ainlala
Sally
Frank C. Norwood
H. Dorsey Etchisen
Parsons Newman
Eagar If. McBride
D. Princeton Buckey
Sante
Second Service Held at First Haytist Church Revival
The First Haytist Church held a second service this week drawing a large crowd as 158 women attended in the center of the church. Dr. Bradley Jones preached on how to have a revival stressing humility prayer repentance and seeking the Lord's face. Rev J Bart Miller closed with prayer and a choir of girls to lead at 7 59 o'clock.
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Uss It Bradley Jones
J. Bartz Miller
Church of the Brethren
McAdoo Considered as Democratic Nominee for President
William G McAdoo in New York on legal business was visited by supporters from several states urging him to seek the Democratic nomination. Friends insist he would attract progressives, while some still weigh the likelihood of a campaign.
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New York
William G. McAdoo
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