Tragic River Accident Near Potomac Dam No 4
At Dam No 4 on the Potomac River a man named Stoddard died after an accident at the facility. J Paul Delsh and Clarence Delsh helped search the scene before dawn, returning to Frederick with the body. Stoddard leaves a wife, mother, and brothers and sisters.
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Nussisy
Norsing
Ant
Baral
Stoddard
Enshusiass
J. Pauey
Clarence Delsh
Feauty
Assie
Sinding
Anniversary Report From General Petain On July Fourth
On July 3 1917 General Petain issued an order praising the United States for its upcoming Independence Day celebration in France. He notes American troops arriving to defend the cause and join French ranks, saying they will contribute factories vessels and their nation in gratitude to Lafayette and companions. The message conveys admiration and allied resolve as US forces prepare to salute in France.
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Petain
United States
France
Lafayette
D. John Markey
Frederick State
Eagle Pass
Texas
Camp Anniston
Alabama
Frederick
115Th Infantry
Alsace Lorraine
Meuse-Argonne
Baltimore
1St Infantry
National Guard
Camp Ritchie
New Windsor News Briefs and an Announced Marriage
July 3 notes Frank Albert Smith of Wakefield was taken to Frederick City hospital after a car accident near Medford. Mr and Mrs N C Gr DEL vacationed with relatives in Vic. Mr and Mrs William D Lovell and daughter Golda May enjoyed at Loch Ra. Miss Annabell Fisher Bay visited her parents Mr and Mrs C G Devirbiss. Announcements: Edna S Pabracy of Hagerstown and William Fusgon to wed. Mrs Eanson formerly taught in Hoyt Economics at New Windsor Union Bridge High schools.
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New Windsor
Frank Albert Smith
Ralph Smith
Wakefield
Frederick City Hospital
Medford
N.C. Gr
Del
Vic
Wiliam D. Lovell
Golda May
Russa Petry
Loch Ra
Annabell Fisher Bay
C. G. Devirbiss
Edna 5. Pabracy
Hagerstown
William Fusgon
Eanson
Hoyt Economics
Union Bridge
Making Them Fit For School Subewus by EC Keftauver MD
Fragmentary text describes a school readiness program by EC Keftauver MD. Mentions city and county officials, health office actions, and a focus on medical exams. References a temporary program and practice conferences for patient exams and preschool readiness.
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EC. Keftauver
Beskth Offosr
Local social notes from Westminster and vicinity
Several households report moves and visits including Mr and Mrs Harry Nusbaum moving to Carrols Road West Harvard. Mrs Reber recovering from an infested ankle. Mary Jane and Jimmie Rey and Mrs Carlos Dunagan undergoing tonsil and adenoid removal at Presbyterian Hospital Baltimore. Weybright reunion at New Windsor. Homemaker's Club meeting at Mrs E D Miller with a demonstration on better community meals. Dean Edward Storm named to a distinguished students list at University of Virginia for fall 1931.
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Union Bemer
J. Evening
Mulard
Eaugou Westminster
Jace
Harry Nusbaum
JHH
Roop
Carrol S
Ress
West
Harvard Warser
Frizellburg
Rave
Reber
Pibonus
Mary Jane
Jimmie
Childs Rey
Carlos Dunagan
Presorerian Hospital
Baltimore
Charles Fogle
Thurmone
E. L. Warner
Nattawana
Wesley Warren
Bal‘timon
James Warren
William DuPree
Philadelphia
E. Lee
Rowan Erb
Rockville
F. J. Sharp
FE. D
Mart
Jesse Weybright
Weybright
New Windsor
E. D. Miller
Johns Hopkins University
Rufus Myers
Calvin Myers
Elizabeth Hoover
Frederick
Jess Werbrigh
Edward Storm
University of Virginia
Storm
Virginia Players
Detour and Mrs Fox Visit With Myers and Mae
Mrs Etta Fox of York spent days with Jacob Myers and Mae Myers. Earl and Mae Myers accompanied Mrs Fox on the call, sharing time with the family during the visit.
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Duly
Etta Fox
York
Jacob Myerir
Ana
Museus
Earl
Mae Myeri
Indictment Drawn Over Daughters Death In Sand Similar Case
A woman was indicted in connection with her daughters death following a raid that unearthed capsules and other items in sand. Authorities described the capsules and related evidence at the scene, with wartime era notes suggesting further investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Car peters Secluding Min aca Fpeech fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a car Peters entry and a secluding in Min aca Fpeech with two bur bl ce ctivered words, unclear context, possible speech or report fragment. Entities are not identifiable due to garble, leaving only scattered names and actions.
Woman Dies After Lover Shot Wounding Her
A woman died from bullet wounds after an alleged lover confrontation near Westminster. The incident followed a parade postponement and a large police and fire response. The assailant and local witnesses were involved. investigation continues.
Central Trust Company Acquires 1st Branch
Central Trust Company expands by acquiring a first branch in a deal described as a merger of local institutions. The acquisition secures branch presence and maintains existing banking operations amid changes at the Washington area center.
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Central Trust Company
Mane
der Pricterck
Mac
Cumpary
Speare Wastin
Hanieing
Fragmentary Local Note From Los See Day Independence
The readable fragments mention an event around Independence Day linked to Azarcar Balatt and names Rawsey MacDoces. Details are unclear but imply a regional observance or meeting with individuals named. Further context needed to specify date place or outcome.
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Los
Mister Rawsey MacDoces
Speneeg
Emeer
Azarcar Balatt
Lotte
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Storm & Shipley
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Minaca
Knep
Teedecus Wits
Ak Yeatman
Firresen
Westminster
Washington Trust Co
Elicott City
Thomas Price
Boston
Washington
North
Antietam
Cold Harbor
Petersburg
Front Royal
Frederick Riflemen
Pimlico
2Nd Army Corve
F. Munshower
Lester Smith
Barrick
Guy Anders
CN. Staley
George W. Trout Red
A. M Seeger Jed
W. Jarbob Grove
Henry
Keller Warrest
Entral Trust Company OF
Maryland
Helfenstein & Urner
Knights of Pythias and
Pythian Sisters
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