Death notices from Middletown and neighboring towns
Obituary notices report the deaths of Kepler a Middletown resident aged 74 from stomach trouble widow and son Otis Kepler survive along with two daughters and a brother funeral arrangements announced Infant Annie Mary Engle dies at one month eight days cholera infantum funeral Tuesday at 3 pm at home Meaty Johnson a colored man dies at Montevue Hospital funeral at his home Klinehart alley Rev J Valentine officiates interment Greenmount cemetery Funeral director Thomas P Rice Mrs Andrew Schuyler aged 85 dies at Lonaconing survived by son and five daughters including Mrs Fred Schroeder of this city funeral planned with relatives attending Lonaconing service planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kepler
Daniel
Middletown
Joseph
Feagler
Otis Kepler
Frederick
Twoulsten
William Rg
Malinda Thomas
John Kepler
Boonsboro
Rgon
Annie Mary Engle
John D. Engle
Michael Kuill
Poplar Terrace
Mt. Olivet
Montevue Hospital
Klinehart
Altey
J. Valentine
Greenmount
Thomas P. Rice
Andrew Schuyler
Lonaconing - On- Saturday
Fred
J. ‘Schroeder
Mia
Rifle Team Heads to State Range Meet in Maryland
A six member rifle team left Glanburnie Maryland for the state range at Greaba to compete in the Lapus match. The squad, led by Range Officer Kefauver, will enter as individuals with the general's match scheduled tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glanburnie
Greaba
Mit
Bleue Banny
Py "Kefauver
Kay
Appol
License Opposition Forces Withdrawal of Distillery Application
The Lightenstein Company faced objections from the Freder ick county Prohibitionist group and attorney George A. Pearce Jr. The case argued that new owners must share a Weenke before liquor sales, and that the distillery lies within a prohibited three mile radius of Pleatrove Methodist Church in District No. 9. The petition listed eleven grounds for denying the license, leading to its withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Weinberg
Lightenstein Compainy
Frederick’ County
George A. ‘Pearce, Jr
Price
Laine Lobe
Property Deeds and Real Estate Transfers Listed in County
A series of real estate transfers and confirmations appear under Business in the Courts. Transactions include Noah Troperty and wife deeded to George M Oyster Jr.. William B Hyatt and wife to William C Runkles. Efchelberger and Levy trustees to Joseph B Brown. Vincent Sebold and M Birely trustees to Joseph B Brown. Martin J Brown and wife to Joseph B Brown. William A Wilbide administrator to Joseph S Brown. Joseph P McDivitto and John M Bell to William B Troxell. John M Bell and Ephraim G Bell to Lewis G Bell. Amounts range from 60 to 8125 dollars in county real estate. MARRIAGE LICENSES list Steiner B Wachter and Pansy E Stauffer. Julius Jesse Kirchner and Lula Lee Norris. ORPHANS COURT notesLetters of administration to Cassidy Linthicum for the estate of Joseph C Fink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Brown
Martin J. Brown
Joseph BR. Brown
William A. Wilbide
Joseph 8. Brown
Joseph P. McDivitto
John M. Bell
Ephraim G. Bell
William B. Troxell
John N. Bell
Ephram G. Bell
Lewis G. Bell
Steiner B. Wachter
Walkerville
Pansy E. Stauffer
Unionville
Julius Jesse Kirchner
Baltimore
Lula Lee Norris
Middleburg
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM WASHINGTON NEWS
The excursion yesterday brought 253 persons to the city. Mr John Davis suffers a swollen right hand and arm after being struck by an automobile crank while cranking a machine. The tenth annual meeting and picnic of the Western Maryland Association of the Deaf is set for Saturday August 13 1910 at Brad dock Heights. Mr John Millyard on West Patrick street is troubled by a very sore left eye after a horse struck it with its tail while he was handling the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Davis
Western Maryland Association, of the Deaf
Braddock Heights
John Millyard
West Patrick Street
Lawful Grip Leads to Arrests in Market Street Fight
Officers Ter lng and Herwig arrested George, Lewin, Henry Gallagher, and colored individuals on Saturday for fighting at Market and Alb Salots streets. They appeared before Justice Francia Lilly who fined each $8 with 80 days in jail for default.
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Ait
George
Lewin
Henry
Gallagher
Terlng
Herwig
Market
Alb Salots
Francia
Lilly
Prinonera
A Painful Accident Near Bulmet Station
Mr Melvin P Delaughter of near Bulmet Station was badly hurt in a Saturday accident. The report says his right thumb was severely twisted and damaged while attempting an activity at the bay fork area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin
P. Delaughter
Bulmet
Bam
Delaughter
Dalley
Annual Sunday School Picnic at Burkhart’s Grove
The annual Sunday school event drew several thousand attendees for an afternoon of speeches by Hon Warner of Montgomery County and joined by J Ws Kiriate and school members who led a conversion. Young women staged prize races while Master Willie Steiner won a box of Gandy Mister Readpite King candy and a pound box of capyrind glover. The Yellow Sprlings Orchestra accompanied the day with organ music and lemonade, ICE cream treats delighted children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buuday
Warner
Montgone
M.D
Ne Haigh
Hirai
Mira Adit
Capyrind Glover
Miys
Bebe
Gandy
Elsie “Hoover
Typhoid Strikes Swomley Family Near City
Calvin Swomley and daughter Catharine fall ill with typhoid fever as two other family members also contract the disease. The remaining relatives Mary Daniel Guyland Pennie Smomlay suffer but seem to be recovering and in no immediate danger. Nurse William Croninee, who had attended the sick, is recalled to care for Swomley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Swomley
Eouth
Hava
Nuree
Swanley
Adje and Community Events Highlight Local Gatherings
Adje delivered an address on Advertainties before a grateful congregation that evening. Meanell was sworn in as vergeant. The Children’s Outing is planned for next Friday at the Fair Grounds with parading floats, free refreshments, races, games, and prizes for participants. A Thursday evening Pauline service may feature the newly appointed sergeant speaking. The Braddock Heights Band performed at the Pen-Mar Reformed Church reunion, praised as the finest concert, with members from the Reformed Church enhancing the event.
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Adje
Lynn
Paulindons
Braddock Heights
Reformed Reunioo
Pen-Mar
Reformed Church Messenger
Biser
Aki
Reformed Church
Offiers
Bimory L. Coblents
Rain Needed to Save County Crops From Drought
Dry weather hurts corn and pasture across the county with corn near tasseling and drought threatening yields. Spring warmth once boosted growth but now rain is critical as farmers fear losses while Sunday School facets near Point of Rocks reported large attendance and strong singing by local groups.
Tuberculosis Relief Drive Planned by Frederick County Association
A visiting nurse from the Frederick County Branch of the Mary Association for the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis outlines a forthcoming event. The note mentions the date August 2 and references activities tied to community health efforts.
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Muese
Mies Casey
Frederick County
the Mary
Rte
Condemnation Talks Over Frederick Turnpike Road
The Good Roads Commission moves to condemn the Frederick Turnpike Company road after the price of 150000 is deemed too high for acquisition. If condemnation succeeds, the state plans to pave the route from city limits to Washington County and remove toll gates. otherwise a parallel road may be built.
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Frederick Turnpike Company
Perieli
Niles
Murny
Marylin
Tucker
Good Roads
Frederick Road
Frederick
Wis
Carville D. Benson
Ouricounsel
Frederick Turnpike
Washington
Wwe
Baker and Wang Named to Executive Roles in School Group
J D Baker appears as president with a vice president and treasurer roles listed among a slate including Wang Baker and Samuel Duval and Anat Zamaraan, with cashier designation noted, indicating a local organization governance slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wang
Baker
D. Baker
Wmng
Zameraan
Samuel
Duvale Anat
Cashfer
Prizes at Opera House and Window Exhibit
Local ad notices announce prizes at Opera House with coupons and a window exhibition in Columbia. Upcoming events include a vaudeville show at Braddock Heights and a Trinity church picnic near Buckeystown station. Details include coupon redemption, special pricing, and a window display by a wholesale house on Market Street.
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Impieys Menke
Trinity
City Opera House
Braddock Casino
Laitheran
Braddock
Etchison
Eeebe
Miller Bank
Meck
Nat
Bank
the Trinity:Reformed Church
Adamatown
Manor Woors
Opera
Aes S
Prises
Fn McCard
Traincollision near Indian Spring slows two trains
A head on collision near Indian Spring on Saturday afternoon was narrowly averted as a train from Thurmont failed to stop at Yellow Springs and continued toward Frederick. Engineers reversed engines and the two trains stopped feet apart to avoid disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arid
Treely
Thurmont
Frederick
A Surprise Party for Mrs Roderick in North Market Street
Mrs. Roderick on North Market Street received a surprise party Friday night for her birthday. Friends including Mr and Mrs Tawson Dubel Mr and Mrs Harry Kefauver Mr and Mrs Charles Miller Mr and Mrs Glenn Gather Miss Elsie Kefauver Mesers James Dubel George Hamilton Raymond Morgan and Edward Young attended the celebration at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawson Dubel
Snd
Harry. Kefauver
Charles. Miller
Glenn Gather
and Blea
William Miller
William ©.Roderick
Misa. Elsig
Kefauver
Mesera
James Dubel
George” Hamilton
Raymond Morgan
Edward Young
Song Service At Braddock Heights Draws Big Crowd
Warm weather drew an unusually large turnout to Braddock Heights for an evening song service on the mountain. More than a thousand attended as Geo. Williamson Binith of Washington spoke. Rev Elmer Goodlents offered prayer and Grayson H Staley provided a careful solo. The Braddock Heights Band then gave an excellent concert under Prof Irving S Bier.
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Braddock Heights
Willawmeon Binith
Washington
Elmer
Grayson H. Staley
Braddock Helghte Band
Irv- Ing 8
Bier
Local MENTION Junt Records release shows new title Edleon Pomnirr
Junt Records releases Edleon Pomnirr with a Parisian style on sale now. Barnet Row lists Rorty selection of the latest records available in stores this week.
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Columbia Indestructible Records
Elsy
Blondy
Ada Jones
Dave Waltz
Colina
Harten
Mandy
van Brube
Junt Records
Edleon
jAbanet Row
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