Hymeneal Remaberg Keetael in Brunswick wedding
A late 19th or early 20th century style note: Mildred Remaberg wed Luther Remaberg in Brunswick at the home of Mr and Mrs Joan Kastedl. Rev. Hess officiated in Bethany Lutheran church with only immediate family present. The couple will honeymoon then reside in Fort Lauderdale Florida after a stint in real estate with C C Ausherman Rahn Contens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rewsberg
New York
Niagara Falls
Pittchurch
Fort Lauderville
Florida
C. C. Ausherman
Rahn—Contens
Walkeraville
Frances L. Donsite
Robert Donsite
Woodsboro
Charles W. Hahn
B. W. Hahn
Margeret Crum
Statesmen Not Dress
A report notes Premier Baldwin dresses more carefully than in prior terms, contrasting with Britain’s other premiers. It cites Lloyd George and Asquith as less concerned with attire, while Lord Balfour was dressy and Granville recalled Gladstone in Regent Street. Salisbury favored clothe-ment and Disraeli had moved away from dandyism before becoming premier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Britain
Mr. Lloyd George
Asquith
Lord Balfour
Granville
Gladstonte
Regent Street
Lord Salisbury
Palestine's newcomers bring prosperity to a barren land
The London Chronicle argues that Palestine suffers from underdevelopment not overpopulation. Newcomers have not seized land but reclaimed waste, stony tracts, draining and improving them. They introduce money, establish schools, towns, roads, and communications, and though numbering about 100,000, they promise renewed prosperity for Arabs and Jews alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
London Chronicle
Argentine Textiles Grow in Buenos Aires Industry
Willem BR. Barbour reports in Adventure Magazine that Argentina is developing a textile sector with cotton and wool cloth, blankets and heatery produced mainly in Buenos Aires. While mills remain small, Argentina imports finer cotton goods from Europe and the United States as it expands wool and cotton production toward self sufficiency. The meter is described as about one ten millionth of the distance from the equator to the pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentine
Buenos Aires
Europe
United States
Willem BR. Barbour
Adventure Magazine
Equator
Funeral held for M Scott Starr 28 at Liberty church
M Scott Starr 28 a cashier at People's Bank Liberty and son of bank president Maurice F Starr died of heart trouble while swimming the Potomac near Harpers Ferry on a July afternoon. His body was recovered and funeral services were held at the Methodist church with interment in Fairmount Cemetery. The death ended a Fourth of July fishing trip attended by his wife and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Scott Starr
People’s Bank, Liberty
Maurice F. Starr
Potomac River
Maryland Lahore
Harpers Ferry
Young Starr
Charles Jones
Iiberty
Ini
Ward
California
Liberty
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. B. Elliott
Mr.Jalen
Fairmount Cemetery
Powell and Albaugh
Starr
Linganore
Regina Derr
J. Gould Myers
Stephen D. Myers
Miaxs
Mary Lease
Viola Smith
Lorraine Sappington
Mr. Starr
Mr. Jones
Virginia
Maryland
Land
Roth
Mr. Myers
Myers
Store
Albaugh
Powell
Death notices for Mrs Louie W Boyer and Charles W Matthews
Obituaries for Mrs Louie W Boyer born 1871 died June 30 1925 Brunswick age 54 with survivor list including husband Louis W Boyer and children Hazel Crowell and Louis Boyer Jr funeral at First Baptist Brunswick July 3 conducted by Rev James P Daniel. Also notice for Charles W Matthews died Saturday at Mornterno Hospital aged 50 with son Charles Wyn_t owS and daughter Jusie Matthews funeral 2 00 pm from 623 Klinehart Alley interment Greenmount cemetery funeral director Albert V Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bratt—McGaha
Charles Arthur Bratt
Willie B McGaha
Brunswick
First Baptist Church
W. C. Royal
Bratt
Louie W. Boyer
Florence M. Boyer
Licksville
Louis W. Boyer
Frank
George Robinson
Dicker
Fannie Lenhart
Margarite Parks
Thtimore
Hazel Crowel
Louis Boyer Jr
Charles W. Matthews
Charles Wesley Matthews
Monterne Hospital
Charles Wyntows
Toledo
Jusie Matthews
Frederick
Klinehart
Mrs J Henry Cover Stricken With Paralysis In Auto Ride
Mrs J Henry Cover of Thurmont suffered a stroke of paralysis Tuesday evening while on an automobile ride. She was with her sisters Mrs C A Damuth and Mrs Lily and her nephew Rev W K Damuth. the incident became apparent upon arrival in Thurmont as she grew unusually quiet and rested against her sister during the trip through Lewistown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Henry Cover
Thurmont
C. A. Damuth
Lily
W. K. Damuth
Lewistown
Dollar Line heiress releases carrier pigeons aboard President Pierce
The Pacific shipping magnate's daughter, a Dollar Line figure, released twelve carrier pigeons from the President Pierce off San Francisco. Six returned to Frisca after 178 miles in sit hours, setting a new record.
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Tine
Mins
Dana Dotlar
Pacific Shipping
Dollar Line
Pierce
San Francisco
Frisca
Shoes Sold by Poker Rules in Judge Prize Story
Hiram Jones sees a sign offering three of a kind take them and tries to buy shoes with three silver dollars. The clerk explains two pair at $3 equals £6, noting three of a kind takes two pair but not four lines in a poker themed gag from Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyle
Hiram Jones
Hiram
Wrong Willie Prompts Call From Alleged Lawyer
A sixteen year old Philadelphia youth, Willie G Smith, was called by a man claiming to be a lawyer demanding payment of ten months alimony. The boy denied marriage, saying he is only sixteen and that his mother would not allow it. The caller admitted a possible error due to many Smiths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Promsing
Youth Inn
Wiliam G. Smith
Meek Willie
Buzzwitzsg
Kurtt
Wille
Willie
Philadelphia
When to Find Acorns From oak groups to acorn timing and leaf clues in this brief note.
The article explains how oaks differ by bearing acorns and grouping into white and black types. White oaks include white oak bur oak chestnut oak overcup oak post oak and live oak with rounded lobes and light bark, while bur oak shows corklike branches. It notes acorn maturity within a single year and that old and new crops don’t appear on the same tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tree Association of
Card of Thanks from Mrs Hemsley and Joseph Hemsley Jr
Mrs. Joseph Hemsley and Joseph Hemsley Jr of Syracuse Ohio thank the people of Frederick for kindness during their visit last week. Also an ad notes roof painting July and August with best roof paint at $1 per 10s sq ft, by I A Frysinger 141 East Sixth St. Plumber wanted Frank Eppley went second street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hemsley
Joseph Hemsley, Jr
Syracuse
Ohio
Frederick
A. Frysinger
Fast Sixth St
Frank Eppley
Local Markets Notice Discontinued Herwat Market
Notice states H. A. Herwig has discontinued Herwat and is making ready until September. The fragment references Netherlands Luxembourg Abyssina and a painting plan with Earl Bare in 1944 context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Herwig
Herat
Tecen
Frederick welcomes modern restaurant and services
An open letter from Nicholas A Williams announces the debut of a modern sanitary restaurant and deli at the BUF. Fare Hotel and Restaurant on West Patrick Street opposite the Frenels Scott Key Hotel in Frederick. The note highlights sanitized facilities, a chef from Brunswick Hotel, and a menu featuring seafood and varied foods at moderate prices. The letter invites inspection and patronage while promoting other local notices and events from July 3, 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederik
West
Patrick Street
Brunswick Hotel
Bannerstown
Ick
Nicholas A Williams
Patrick
Best Busi
Francis Scott Key
Jacob Rohrback
A Ideal Home and Various Frederick Real Estate Listings
An array of real estate notes describes an ideal brick bungalow in College Park with damp-proof elevations, a long front lawn, and enhanced by concrete walks, shrubbery, and a modern kitchen. It highlights first and second floor rooms, hot water heat, built in features, incinerator, and a strong location with permanent thermal restrictions. Also listed are modern homes near Frederick, farms and boarding opportunities, plus several properties with 10 or more rooms, barns, meadows, and outbuildings. Additional notes mention the Liberty tournament, picnic dates, and a closure sale of Royal Society Bucila goods to make way for new stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A&a
College Park
Raven
Thies
Frederick
North Market Br
Beverharts Muele
Ateam H
Toroom
Braddock Brate Road
Catty
Bouth Market Street
Bouth Street
Woodsboro
Woodsboro Acres
Plenty of Trust
Mount St Mary's
Emmitaburé
New Midway
Ladiesburg
Rica
Lewistown
Fredercr
Nice
Odern
Thurmont
Sodern
Sodern C Onvenlercta, Applioun ‘Wh
Nox
Court St
Real Estate and Iny Listings From West End Area
Real estate and insurance items list various properties for sale including brick and modern suburban homes on Finddock Pike and along State Highway, with garages, fruit land, and electric connections. Several large acreages and improved lands on trolley lines and highways, prices ranging from 3,400 to 9,000 plus notes on insurance arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnfern
Weat End
Finddock Pike
Biante
State Road
Fifth St
Fifth
N. Market St
Madison St. Pine
Market SU
Posseston
Gratson A. Mercer
Pythian Castle
Fredarick. Md
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Sites
Birely
Ivan C. Sites
Hazel 1
Fairfield
Adams County
Wm. R. Glen
United Brethren Parsonage
Redmond—Wallace
Margaret C. Redmond
West End Addition
Charles F. Wallace
Charles T. Wallace
Knoxville
John 8. Bowlus
Burkittsville
Albert Y. Boileau
Middletown
Libertytown
Potomac
Harper's Ferry
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Abyssina Dave
Earl Bare
Ideal Garage Company
THE
Ideal Garage Co., Inc
Attention United
United Steam Fire Engine Company
At & O'Clok
Roscoe Racads
C. F. Goodell
St. John's School
Sth
Grayson H. Mercer
Gilmore R. Flautt
Union Gospel Mission
College Ave
New Bridge
Georges Creek
J. A. Jamtibon
Yellow Springs
Ladies’ Aid
Brook Hill Church
Frank Epply
West Second Street
H. Frank Foland
East Third Stree
Miso
Marino & Son
South Market
Nicodemus Ice Cream Company
Lansdat Ss
M.D. Meee
East Third and Fourth Streets
Chapel Alley
East Third Street
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Treasury
SUNT
Boardera
East Second Street
West Suh Street
H.C
Blue Ridge Summit
Thia
Moinotea
Freder
Erick
Snarren
St. Joseph’s Convent
Mt. St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Potts & Griffin
Gilmore
Wisnre Street
Reno
Harp
East Patrick St
Maddee
East Fourth St
Hehta
Gilmore R. Finan
Third St
Garber Baking Company
Krent
West Patrick Street
Ideal Hotel
Patrick St
Jarre
Rosemont Avenue
Manor
R&d. Mantes
Market St
Royal Society
Bucila
West Patrick St
Second St
South Market Street
East Third St
North Market
D. Bowers Lumber Co
Framnebrower
North Market Street
Market St. Evary
C. EB. Schildknecht
Motter Avenue
Park Avenue
Eighth Street
Fifth Street
Patrick Bt
Elm St
Fifth Bt
Tran Avenue
East Fifth Street
Lechiciatsa
Gilmore FR
Kotter Avenua
Geo B. Ketne
Ret St. Wate
John W. Snoce
Comercial Printing
the Mews Job Printing Office
OTY Isems’ National Bank
Thomas P.rick
Phome
Kredeich
N. Jolliffr
Asiee Bridge
Priva
Adamstown
Epring
Hetek
Barnarg
Doubs
Sath
Unionville
State Rouad
Tiss
Price Ik Crea
Fear AN. Alry
Sft
Alry
Fredereick
Inree Orivk
Foteraviilea
Cyree
Buckeyatown
Jolliffr
Church Bi
Citt Homes
City
Macres
N. Mar
W. Beretth
Dr Ave
Madison
Patrick Bty
Markwood D
Hare
Noah E. Cramer
Soab E Cramer
James HL Cramer
6Th St
Ballenger Road
AsyiTe
Chestnut Grove
Artad
Mark Wilding
Cramer
Pristing Olen
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