Personal notices of residents visiting cities and relatives
The items list numerous residents from Durkl's ville Emmitsburg Frederick Walkersville and surrounding areas as they travel to Baltimore Washington Hagerstown Luray Va Niagara Falls and other locales. Names include Scott Kefauver A J Kefauver Vincent Sebold George Kline Myrtle Geesey Ida Belle Miller Henry H Abbott Lottie Compher Mamie Crum Lilite Wiener and several families and visitors with frequent cross town and interstate movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Kefauver
Durkl'sville
Uiis
A. J.kefauver
Hanover
York
Vincent Sebold
Emmits Turg
Frederick
Inisineas
Mathias
Thurmont
George ¥. Kline
Baltimore
William Steiner
Visi
West Turd Street
J.ua. Kidwiler
Tocks
Myrtle
Geesey
Walkers
Vine
Emma Payne
West Patrick Street
Ida -Belle Miller
Patrick Street
David. Lowenstein
Lowenseth
Bprave
Belle Blumenavér
Mary Hetrick
Hagerstown
Henry H.‘ Abbott
South Market Street
Walkersville
Reitz
Emil Reitz
Patrick ‘Street
John T. Wood
Charles W. Martz
Lottie Compher
Lucketts
Virginia
Clas. Schroeder
Mamie Crum
Pleasant
Augiat
Mehrling
Monocacy Boulevard
John ¥. Oland
Mast
Alice
Needy
Edna
Néedy
Zimmé i
Relen
Hershberger
Elizabeth
Vorman
Margarete
Wm. H
Lebherz
Lewis
Margaret
Niagara” Falls
Labherz
John Lebherz
Declared Incompetent: Jury Rules Margaret Brown Unable to Manage Estate
A jury under Sheriff Grimes found Margaret Brown, an inmate at Montevue Hospital, incompetent to manage her estate. She previously resided in Emmittsburg. Attorneys J.M. Relfsnider of Westminster, The Princeton Brickey, and Arthur D. Willard represented the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes
Margaret Brown
Montevue
Emmitaburg
Wesminster
Princeton Brickey
Tragic Park Outing Ends With Sudden Collapse
Mrs Flanagan and bystanders repeatedly witness Mr Flannigan suffer a severe brain event during a walk to a Fourth of July celebration. He darts off, froths at the mouth, and later appears incoherent with head pain. Neighbors recall moments of fear as police and a neighbor assist, leading to medical transport and expert care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alko
Wiil
Cole Sathon
Kheslad
Mr. Flannigan
Fhainham
Anil
Hee Tits
Flaten
Tle
Auto Reciprocity Urged in Baltimore Meeting
Mire. d. Baker of Baltimore urged Governor Crothers to enter Maryland into reciprocal vehicle license agreements with Pennsylvania, New York, and others. The plan would let Maryland motorists drive through neighboring states on Maryland licenses and vice versa, with no extra licenses. Baker cited gradual road improvements and suggested Maryland could raise its own license fees if reciprocity was not adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J WhIé
Baltimore
D.d. Baker
Crothers
Union ‘Tritt
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Baker
New York
Mr. Baker
New Road Treatment Demo Aimed at City Streets
Dr Thomas B Johnson and partners Oscar B Coblents Edward J Smith toured Washington yesterday inspecting roads treated with agphaltoilene. Three year old applications on several avenues show excellent condition. The oil asphalt prep is durable and simple to apply at about six cents per square yard. State road from Silver Springs to Kensington also being treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar .B. Coblents
Edward J. Smith
Washington
Silver Springs
Kensington
Law hearing for larceny of $4 before Justice Ecktein
Tobe Stone faced a larceny charge for allegedly taking $4 from Richard Glessner in April. He appeared with BeefT as counsel and posted $50 bail for grand jury action. case adjourned. In a separate matter, Sheriff Grimes escorted Richard Wineberry and Oaent Jackson to the House of Correction, where they were sentenced to six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobe Stone
C.H. Eckatéin
Richard Glessner
Glesener
Brand
Beeft
Montia
Sherif
Grimes
Hiehard
Oaent Jackson
Houwe of Correction
Brief Bits: Local News Snippets and Celebrations
Mr. Allen McHeory loses a valuable horse by death yesterday. Ed ward Sohell catches eight fine bass while fishing yesterday. Melvin E. Doll captures five fine bass. Goldie Stauffer reportedly caught three bites while fishing. Windows of Cork’s Office show a Kred i door erected to deter entry. clerks are busy. Whittier’s friend Mr. South reports large numbers outlines. Wednesday night a celebration marked her 64th birthday with friends visiting. North Market Street sewer project advances with coated pipe and excavations for connections to nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen McHeory
Edward Sohell
Melvin E. Doll
Goldie Stauffer
Cork
Dubhnyr
Whittier
South
Migeemngil
North Market Street
Hed Id
Ponrth
Death of Port Deposit man Howard G White
Howard G White of Port Deposit died Saturday morning after an illness of four weeks. He lived on East Fourth Street and worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad for 42 years. Survived by his wife Lizzie White, four sons Frederick Lane and others, four brothers and two sisters, with several grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at M. Behavel and burial at Hope Cemetery in Port Deposit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargeus White
Bo White
Port Deeposit
Mr. Howard
East Bourth Street
White
Pennsylvania Allpoud
Hlth City
Port Dept
Hawird
G. White
Frederick
York
Paes
Bredertel
Presenting New Motion Picture at the Operas House
An unusual review describes DMP's elf presented show at the Operas House last week. The feature includes Kaleu's latest release The Miners Sacritica and a vivid display of dancing and dramatic scenes. Performers are praised for woodwork, staging, and convincing illusion, holding audience attention from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaleu
Surprise Birthday Party For Edward Heinlein
A surprise durprice party was held at Edward Heinlein’s home last night to honor his fiftieth birthday. Guests entered the residence while the couple was away at a movie, arranged the parlor and dining area, and lit a large cake with 50 burning candles. Upon return the celebrants sang, refreshments followed, and Elisabeth Harris gave a short speech explaining the visit as guests presented gold-link cuff buttons to Mrs Heinlein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward’ Heinlein
Heinlein
Picketa
Elsabeth Harris
Mrs William Wilson Returns Home After Illness
Mrs William Wilson of Doubs has recovered enough from treatment at the City Hospital to go home. Rose Dyer, with Messrs T Irving Miller & Co, remains confined by illness at home. Mr Barry Zimmerman of West Patrick Street is also mentioned in relation to the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wilson
Doubs
Bospital
Mies Rose Dyer
T. Irving Miller & Co
Barry Zimmerman
Patrick Atreet
Battle Today After Hard Day's Work Our Field
The report details a major afternoon clash at Peelack with the Fifteenth United States Cavalry and field artillery. Colonel Mansfield commands mixed forces facing Reds and Blues as infantry, cavalry, and engineers push toward key crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafailey
Eifteenth Cave
Tluld Artilery
Minghui Walrond Bridge
Nti
Eyfteenie
Mansfield Gad
Ant Wolf
Attsrake
Ivaneed
Smithers
Mitty
Wothersyi
Oia
Bart Wif Jules Berte Sc Ey Sand
HhesMrat
United
Mansfoeld
Peelack
Metry Bois
Virhida Tupad Ates
Diehl Memorial Foundation Plans Discussed At SPGA Meeting
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Annimals held a monthly meeting to discuss the Diehl Memorial Foundation. A treasurer’s report showed 147 dollars raised for the effort, with additional fundraising planned among Miss Diehl's friends to meet the target. The society, now incorporated, vows prompt action in cruelty cases and reported ongoing work and a corrected membership list featuring numerous individuals and titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Prevention
Diehl
Fta
Walter Frautt
Y. Goldsborough
C."m. Gilpin
WH. Harry
Nannie Helfenstein
N. D. Haller
W.S. Haller
Eleanor John‘son
William Keller
Allen Kiline
David Lowenstein
Lakin
C. Waters
Charles Wertheimer
Long Walking Trip Narrated From Ashville Expedition
A group left Ashville on Sunday morning by the early train bound for Swannanoa. Guides took them to Craggy mountains where the Fourth was spent. The party, including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wooster of Wollington D C and others from Frederick and Asheville, spent a night in a cabin and climbed Craggy Mountain before returning to Ashville Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perboun
Ashville
N. C
Swannanoa
Craggy Mountains
Fatty
Snd
Frank Wooster
Wollington
D.C
Mra. James
Moreland
Won
Willie, Montgomery
Misa Laura Montgomery
Crafford Clay
Frederick
King
Braddock Heights Tonight and Sunday Specials
Frederick Railroad Co offers Sunday return 1.00 round trip from Fourth and Market. Special through coaches from Frederick at a.m. for Braddock Heights tonight and Friday dances with half hour cars. Local ads promote peaches sundaes and a Braddock Heights dining parlor with deviled crabs and crab soups. Concerts feature the Marvel Tonight and acts like Brothers Feud and Slavery of Galen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick R. A. Co
Baltimore
Fourth& Market St
Pen-Mar
Frederick
Fourth and Market
Braddock Heights
Cars
Galen
Regilar
Reddock Heights
Dainty Lingerie and Underwear Ad Promotes New Line
An old advertisement markets ladies and children's undergarments featuring embroidery and dainty detailing. It lists items like nightgowns and slips with prices around $1.80 to $4.00, claiming quality fabrics and fashionable designs. The copy touts tailored fit and decorative trimmings, aiming to attract shoppers for intimate apparel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aml
Maalin
Niciok Buderwear
Bnite Ak
Borla Ata
Lee
Deniguer
Mastin
America's graceful skaters perform at Braddock Heights event
Week of July 11 features Miet Cox and Misa Kugel, two noted skaters, in daily performances at Braddock Heights Casino. The program promises afternoon and evening showcases, drawing attention to a lively but uncertain promotional effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights Casino
Miet Cox
Misa Kugel
America
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Fort Ticonderoga
Delaware Bay
Congress
Riveg
Mara
E Acteery
WasuiNato
Por Mantiann
Fale
Wik. Moors
The
Weather Bureau
Bradstock Meights
Fred. H.R. Co
S. Market St
Tastoo
Toulgat
Chocolate City
Opera
McCuindelt
McCardell
Joseph Flannigan
Montevue Hospital
Ona
J. de Baker
Citizens’ National Bank
fTis
National Bank A Rogerk Tata Tas of
Cere
Aiabeigianes Bistap
Saad
Bute
Comturta
BAUER
Martland
Faeormick
Zimmerman
Bella
G. Zimmeimman
Canhier
Daly
Aversa Thomas
N. P
Atte T. Thom
Mr. ‘Heinlein
Gettysburg
McCardell's
Eason
John D. Hendricknon
Winans
Siuiney Wen Tit
John .D. Hitsndrickbon
Neidig.& Miller
Ridig & Miller
San ‘Pit Bay
Tohetore
Popthite
All Nuules
Batynday
Danilien
Suttle
Romry Neidig’ ‘& Midler
Williamson's Prue
Buouldstave
Conklin
Williamson's Drug Store
Rexel
Koda
Crove
Te H. M. of
Automobie
Lals
Quebec
Cuba
Canada
U. S
Mexico
Grove
Matuno
Victor Antauts
Barina Caunane
Toseance Agente
Court Street
Vietor
M. L.etcribon's
Thy. Atchison Burns
Rpuiomas P. OB
Fotn
Tee
Landis
Quick
Pets
Biamon
Beal Bsaaur
Manner Entlich
Cramer & Sons
Jeparry US
Atapor
Rual Katate
Investmenta
Ail Gandhi
Uidana
Cramer
Urbana
New London
New Market Pike
Union Iridar
Fardy
Breaerick
Frederic
Market Streat
Edwlines
Sity
Welling
Patrick
East Second Street
Ais Court
Phakicmo -C& P
People's
Kiesenvic
Iby
Oki, NO. Courticr
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