Martinsburg area obituaries blend tragedy and service
Life in this county mourns Albert D. Martz a home electrician killed by a live wire at Hammond Indiana his funeral set from the Martz home with interment at Mt Olivet. Also noted are the deaths of Thomas R Jacobs and infant milestones in local families along with condolences for Avie Self and Paul Nile deaths.
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Albert D. Martshall
Hig
Theodore Martz
Arl
Mt Olivet
Martz
Hammond
Chicago
Polly
J Barns
Burtkittsville
Igh
Maryland Agriculture College
Ysbeaides
Mr Martz
Amy
Grace
Ada
Gatt'e
Funeral for Levin V. Hilde Held at Millivet Cemetery
The funeral of Levin V. Hilde was held this morning at 1 476 o'clock with interment at Millivet cemetery. Rev. Luther Nichols officiated. Thomas P. Rice served as funeral director. The piece closes with a local quotation about patience and a nod to a newspaper advertisement service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul B. Nile
Lester Naile
Mrersville
Blue Bros
Levin VV
Hilde
Brand
Millivet Cemetery
Luther Nichols
Thomas PF. Rice
Pleasant Personal Paragraphs From Local News
Mr. R. B. Delaplaine is out of town on business. James N. Ponton and wife return from their wedding trip. H. P. Nusbaum, of Fredrick, returns from Gettysburg encampment. Miss Nelie Elracofe of Hagerstown visits Mrs. Markwood D. Larp. Meaufire Bennett returns from Baltimore vacation. Mrs Frank W. Cole and daughter visit relatives. Misses May Hagan and Ruth Motter return from New York and Canada. Ethel Daly returns from Washington. Mabel Gilbert visits Washington parents. H. Cortiproost returns from Ocean City. Jesse Nicodemus and grandson spend Thursday in Frederfel. Norma Wachter spends vacation in Baltimore and Taneytown. Mrs. Richard Lamar and son visit Martinsburg relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Marks Keasler visit Samuel Kessler and family. Elizabeth DeGrange returns from Berkeley visits. L. William Hoffman of Washington returns. Edward Flireh returns home. Mrs Welsh Harman and child visit Sykesville and Baltimore and return. Mrs George Yost and Mrs Jacob Webb visit Envaleth Kreh. Mrs D A Neusbaum returns to Garliste after month with Cornpropst family. Mr and Mrs D L Ely and Rev and Mrs J W Kiracofe visit Markwood D Harp in Frederick. Mr and Mrs Wilford F Railing leave for Worcester Mass for job. Master James Staley Jr. goes to Sykesville for summer with Charles Griswell. James Staley Sr. accompanies him. Cameron F. Ghier petitioned to strike judgment at Emmitsburg. Judge Urner rules case for trial at September term. C Waters represents bank. John C Motier for Ohler.
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Hammond Urner
Cameron F. Ghier
Emmitsburg
Edward H. Rowe
Citizen's Laving Bank
Thurmont
Cameron
Edward Rowe
Urner
C. Waters
John C. Motier
Ohler
Social World Ulstartvaid Dinner Honor for Miss Madderer
Mrs Fannie Dadderer hosted a dinner on North Market Street in honor of her daughter Miss Nannie Madderer An excellent dinner was served Attending were Mr Jesse Lawmace Miss Edith Woodhead Sparrows Pont Mr and Mrs Miller Jermaeus of York Mr and Mrs Charles Kehne Mr and Mrs Catsail Mr and Mrs John Baumeardner Miss Edith Miller Mr Susan Witman and daughter Mr Albert Rhodes Mr Warren Taylor Mr Boow Steiner and Misses Nannie and Ida Groff Miss Dudderer received many handsome presents
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Ulstartvaid
Fannie Dadderer
North Market Street
Nannie
Jesse Lawmace
York
Edith Woodhead
Sparrows’ Pont
Miller
Jermaeus
Charles Kehne
Catsail
John Baumeardner
Edith Miller
Susan Witman
Albert Rhodes
Warren Taylor
Ir. Boow. Steiner
Ida Groff
Dudderer
Advertising Car Promotes Frederick Chautauqua Campaign
Advertising automobile No 1 of the Chautauqua Association of Pennsylvania tours Frederick to promote the August 4 to 9 event at the Fair Grounds. The truck carries 4080 copies of a 16 page Chautauqua Photo Story plus banners and streamers. D R Ferguson and students TE I Siarback and R J Gottschell lead the campaign. tickets worth 1400 dollars began selling today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Chautauqua Association of Pennsylvania
Ila
Chautauqua
D. R. Ferguson
Swarthmore College
TE. I. Siarback
Gettysburg College
R J Gottschell
University of Pennsylvania
Chambersburg
Laura Fulmer
Rockville
Property Deeds and Marriag e Licenses in Local Court
Business in the courts records show deeds transferring real estate in the county for sums from 25 to 1180 dollars. Marriage license issued for Erlin Cooper 22 of Brunswick and Jona Miles 20 of Parks Mills. Orphans' Court lists inventories, sales reports, and accounts for the estates of Fuss Ramsburg Freshour and Washington Ramsburg with court orders filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erlin JD Cooper
Brunswick
Jona Marie, Miles
Parks Mills
Orphans' Court
Edward M
Fuss
Washington
Ramsburg
Amanda E. Freshour
Mary ¢. Ramsburg
Ashington Z. Ramsburg
Changing Tassis style in Russian journalism praised
Stephen Graham calls Sadiriken the brutal brisk voice of Russian journalism, noting its brevity and fearless satire. The piece argues the paper’s forceful tone, despite harsh images, operates as a powerful family journal that even a reader wary of shock can learn from without losing their own spirit.
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Russia
Stephen Graham
Sadiriken
Family Journal
Summer Spraying for Peaches Advised by Professor Surface
A farmer writes zoologist W A Surface of Warrisburs g to seek guidance on summer peach spraying. Surface says summer spraying is generally unnecessary except to prevent ripe rot or brown rot using self boiled lime sulfur per Leek’s formula. He urges Washington bulletin guidance, warns of foliage injury risk, and recommends testing on a few trees before wider use.
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W. A. Surface
Warrisburg
Suld
Leek
Farmers’ Bulletin
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
Bulletin
Scott
Monument to Samuel Whittemore on Lexington road
In Lexington and Cambridge route, monuments honor rebel colonists who killed British soldiers on April 19 1775. The most noted memorial is Samuel Whittemore who, aged eighty, killed three soldiers with his own hand. He was shot bayoneted and beaten and left for dead, but recovered and lived to ninety eight.
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Lexington
Cambridge
Mass
United States
America
Samuel Whittemore
London Chronicle
Their Passport and the Luncheon Senate Story
A Washington luncheon tale recalls two ladies lacking visitor cards who sought entry to the senators. The doorkeeper suggests they might borrow a card from a senator, prompting a witty remark about their lack of connections. The exchange ends with a courteous invitation inside.
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Washington
Senate
Washington Star
Tantalizingly Accurate She-Theres Curds and Canards
A cryptic fragment from a Princeton Tiger item mentions accuracy and a brief exchange between She and Jack about taking one Liss. The text is disjointed and lacks clear events or proper nouns beyond Princeton Tiger and generic names.
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Jack
Princeton
Traffic rules enforced at Square Corner by Frederick police
Saturday night from 8 to 11 officers Quinn Blumenauer and Frajey directed traffic at the busy Market Street crossroad Known for drivers who cut corners the plan kept vehicles in the center of the street before left turns Reducing the risk of accidents Mayor Fraley supervised from the corner as officers patrolled North and South Market Streets Officers urged motorists from outside the area to follow the right side and obey the traffic ordinance
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Square Corner
Frederick Police
Uat
Quinn, Blumenauer
Fra Jey
Market Street
Quinn
Traffe
Fraley
Blumenauer
Aldermen weigh hitching space and street safety plan
At Frederick City meeting the Board will consider offering teams a place to hitch beyond Market street. Some push for spaces behind East Patrick street businesss. Mayor Fraley notes a citizens delegation will urge watchmen at East street NR Crossing. A narrow escape occurred at Third street near Frederick.
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Main St
Market Street
East Patrick Street
Frederick
Fraley
Board of Aldermen
East Street
Northern Central Railroad
Third Street
Glenn Hahn
Prederick
Church
Second Streets
Patrick Street
Why She Wept in a Washing Love Mixup
A young man with fastidious habits wrote notes to his washerwoman and sweetheart but swapped the addresses by mistake. The washerwoman received an invitation for a ride, while the woman read a taunting line about crumpling a shirt bosom and cried, vowing never to speak again.
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Florida Times-Union
Auto trip to Gettysburg and local notices
News of County Towns reports a Baltimore visit by Mrs Jarrigan and Oliver, and lists local social happenings. Items include a ground hog killed in a yard, moved Buckeystown residents, visits, a horse bitten by a copperhead, and several local callers and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jarrigan
Oliver
Baltimore
Jerome Putman
Charles Migs
Gettysburg
Henry Shoemaker
Charles Bisex
Buckeystown
Reuben Grove
Grace
N. A. S. Bussard
Starmony
Lewis Black
Harry B. Grove
Brunswick
Emma I. Schultz
Kalie Klipp
Sjamsville
Roy and
Clyde
Keifer Main
Cora Wickless
Taltamore
Emma
Esther Hilderbrand
Nellie Crabs
Yellow Springs
Beatrice Hilderbrand
Abram J. Eicuelberger seeks Democratic nomination for County Treasurer
Abram J. Eicuelberger announces his candidacy for Frederick County Treasurer in the 1913 Democratic primary. He pledges to serve a single term if nominated and elected, then yield the office to allow others the chance to run. The note is dated June with initials indicating Wisconsin or similar locality.
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Frederick County
Abram J. Eicuelberger
Junesd&wilsin
Frederick W. Cramer
Bor
C. B. Victor Myers
Buckeystown
éwTim
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Thomas R. Jacobs
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Lloyd Lambert
Marnsburg
Jacobs
John W. Jacobs
Falling Waters
W .Va
Charles S. Jacoby
Martinsburg
Thomas J. Altman
Edward Gray
Hamilton
Baltimore County
George M
Thomas M. Jacobs
Smoketown
Enoch Williams
Abraham Reed
John Holliday
Benton Tabler
Charles Lemaster
John Welsh
Altman
Alvie Seit
Avie Self
Ogden
Utah
Franklin Coblentz
Washington, D.C
John, Coblentz
Elizabeth Holter
Middletown
Snyder
H. ©. Feete
Paul B. Natle
Lewis P. Shelton
John H. Shelton
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Second Street
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Thomas P. Rice
R. EB. Delaplaine
James N. Ponton
Mr. H. P. Nusbaum
Fred. Lrick
Nelie Elracofe
Hagerstown
Mrs
Markwood D. Larp
Mr. Meaufire Bennett
Caryol Street
Frank W. Cole
West Fifth Street
Rochester
N. Y
May Hagan
Ruth Motter
New York
Canada
Ethel Daly
Oscar Kefanver
LI Avenue
Mabel Gilbert
George A. Gilbert
Mr. H
Cortiproost
Ocean City
Jesse Nicodemus
Ad Grandison
Jesse Heisse
Nicodemus
New
Windeor
Epent
Frederfel
Norma Wachter
The
General Trest Co
Taneytown
Richard Lamar and
John W Bowers
Madi- Bon Avenue
Marks Keasler
Samuel Kessler
West Patrick Street
Elizabeth DeGrange
West Church Street
Berkeley
W. Va
L. William Hoffman
Edward Flireh
West South Street
Welsh Harman
McMurray ‘Atreet
Sykesville
Baltmore
George Yost
Mre
Jacob Webb
Envaleth Kreh
West All Saints’ Street
D A. Neusbaum
Garliste
H . Cornpropst
D L. Ely
J. W. Kiracofe
Markwood
Harp
Wilford F Railing
Elmer C Railing
DU Avenue
Worchester Mass
Railing
Lucias Engineering Co
James Staley. Jr
Center Street
Charles Griswell
James Staley
College
the Circuit and Orphans’ Court
McKendree R Etchison
Maurice J. Dade
Martin L. Creager
Charles P Troxell
Charles P. Troxell
JH G
Ansie Radcliff
John C. Mottcer
Dolphus M. Runkes
Adolphus M. Runkles
Willam A. Runkles
King Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Prof. Surface
Stuclear
Holland
Shookstown
Boston Transcript
Maryland
Capital Surplus
Dal Ave
J. Alden
J.higgl
Water Street
E. EL Crawford
Steeers
Jp Idet
Ted Wouse
Market St
East Second St
Jyndit
Larce
Second St
Cramer & aySdd
Nororemends
Dallas
West Third St
Benn Street
Fourth
Fifth Sts
Chester M. Haaver
South St
Central National Bank
Dan Graf
Jeneciait
N. Beniz St
Marshall Miller
John Hershberber
East Seventh Street
le Garver
Marval
Tuomas N. Mohler
Tohn D. Conard, JR
Frederick District
Tuneli
Rhert
Clarench C. Holts
Sherif
Louis C. Etchison
Jefferson District
WM. V. Wolf
Tuscarora
Robert I. Cramer
Decid
Heriff
Fredick County
Ira Lewis Cramer
Walkersville
Mmyself
Calvin I. Putman
Lewistern
JantinFém
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John W. Humm
Marlid
wFim
Landis
H. S. Landis
N. Market ST
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Mast Second
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Mortgomery
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