Artz death funds public library in Frederick city
Mrs Hood bequeathed about 125000 for a public library tied to her Artz fund. Trustees recently sold property on South Market to fund the Artz Library, now valued around 835000, with aim to create the C Burr Artz Library in Frederick. The trust names Miss Victoire Artz and Jesse Holden as initial beneficiaries with arrangements to establish a city library.
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Artymately
Burr Ariz
Rohrback
Samwel G. Drivall
Henri L. G Kieffer
Artz
Margaret E. S Hood
Apts
South Mareet
Carrah Creek
Boetler
East All Saints Street
Circuit Court
Frederick Countr
Hood
Artz Library
Frederick
Barr Artz Lira
Swell Idea But He Should Have Copyrighted It Memorial
A memorial to the husband of thetes Tate appears in a will. Original trustees named were Rev Dr Ed aqoR Eschimch James Mc Hood and Col David C Whrebrewer from Evangel tent Reformed and one from the Episcopal church. Present trustees Misses Rohrbach and Duvall and Rev Dr Kiesler, with city approval, manage the bequest. At writing the testator’s bequest was valued, much of the Wine property has sold, and current value is about 125000 to 100000 dollars.
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Tes Tate
Edaqor Eschimch
James Mc Hood
David C. Whrebrewer
Evangel Tent
Episcopal Church
Rohrbach
Duvall
Kiesler
Wet groups attack Hoover amid Panama saloon findings
Ernest H. F. Cherrington of the World League Against Alcoholism charged that attacks by wets and wets newspapers on President Hoover followed a report that the Panama Railroad, a government agency, housed saloons and brothels. Secretary Hurley defended government actions in Colon Panama saying no police power exists there and noted negotiations were underway for the sale of the inn.
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Wasington
Ernest HF. Cherrington
League Against Alcoholism
Panama
Austria
Hoover
Cherrington
Hurley
Colon
Theater News Tivoli Clash of Love and Pas Mayer Souk
Fragmented notices describe a biter clash in Tivoli theater circles and a fire raging in western forests near Sogsan Waeh. The garbled text mentions Deer Creek and Beat Gee with references to stages, contact, and dates, reflecting a chaotic OCR of a busy entertainment page.
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Mayer Souker
Lil Pene
Aged Man Found Burned Near Yarrowsburg
Joseph Colbert a 59 year old recluse of Yarrowsburg Washington was found Monday afternoon in front of his home in semi conscious condition with extensive burns. Taken to Hagerstown his condition was critical with little chance of recovery. A passerby Carlton Potter Weverton reported the incident and said Colbert appeared to have slept outside Sunday and clothing was set afire by a possible prank. He lived alone on a mountain road and his wife died years ago. County officers were not notified of the incident and the fire remains under investigation.
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Joseph Colbert
Yarrowsburg
Washington
Hagerstown
Colbert
Carlton Potter
Weverton
Col+rt
Colbers
Colsert
Potter
Howard Arnold
Brunswick
Warriorsburg
Boonstoro
Wasam County
Ation
Boy Injured By Broken Pottery While Playing At Home
A local boy, Richard Lebherz, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Lebherz of Court Street, cut two fingers on a broken pot lid while attempting to light a candle with Arthur Potts. He was taken to Frederic Hospital and later returned home. A nearby whaling cruise on the Sir James Clark Ross reports eight months at sea with a catch of 1444 whales valued around 5.25 million dollars.
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Ichard Lebhergz
Harry J. Lebherz
Young Lebherz
Arthur Potts
Sir James Clark Ross
River search for missing man after boat drifts on Potomac
Officers dragged the Potomac river for Barnhouse after a boating trip with Sugars and others ended when the craft drifted from its course. Sugars, found dazed in the boat on the Virginia shore, could not explain the disappearance. The companions had been drinking and authorities continued the river search as gale attempts and grappling along the Virginia bank were reported.
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Cotes ¢ Barnhouse
Lee Sugars
Terrytte
Virginia
Barnhouse
Maryland
Nolan
Percy and
Pleasant Grange meeting discusses annual pie sale plans
The Mt. Pleasant Grange held its regular semi monthly meeting at the town hall with many members present. Gu presided as plans for the Lake View pie sale were discussed and interest shown. Miss Alma Beard sang a vocal solo with Miss Clara assisting.
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AL Pleasant Grange
Mt. Pleasant Grange
Lake View
Alma Beard
Clara
Witter NEA Service by Joan Savoy
Brief note by Joan Savoy from NEA Service, signed Witter, with fragmentary text. No clear event or dates, content appears as a filler or partial byline.
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Joan Savoy
Nea Service Witter
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