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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1919

Page

8

Bodies of American Dead in Europe Face Removal Debate

Colonel Charles C. Pierce says French bill may block removal of Allied dead buried in France for three years. He notes 4.5 million dead worldwide and outlines salvage progress, graves records, and five American cemeteries in France and one in Belgium, including Thiacourt, Argonne, Beaumont, Chateau Thierry, and Belâew Woods.

Charles C. Pierce Rae Senical Alrival’ Ott Kaiserin Buste Victoria Washington Corfer Thia France Tours Chamber of Deputies Waallington Andy Belgium Thiacourt St. Mich‘el Itomagne Ts Argonne Beaumont Sedan Chateau Thierry Belenw Woods Waereghen Teir Hved Lys

Auto Upset Near Buckeystown Injures Keller Family

Mrs J F Keller and her son Otho J Keller were badly hurt when a Ford automobile overturned on the Buckeystown pike shortly before six. Mrs Keller has a fractured skull and her son a broken nose. They were taken to Frederick City Hospital after being found dazed by Frederick Gas and Electric Co. workers.

J. F. Keller Buckeys John FB. Keller Justice Otho Peace John F. Keller Jhuck“oystown Otho J. Keller Ford Atto- Mobile Buckeystown Pike Frederick Gas Eleetric Thanpital Mra. Keller

Cascade lineman suffers critical skull fracture in trolley accident

Wencey Nicholson of Cascade near Hishfield was severely injured when a pole he was holding gave way during repairs for the Waynesboro to Greensea and Chambersburg railway, fracturing his skull. others on site received medical attention.

Wencey Nicholson Cascade Hishfield Nicholson Ww, Railway Co Hagerstown

Oppressive Heat and Life in Early China Mission Field

Miss Flora writes from Yochow China about stifling heat, South winds, and bustling male and female students. She notes executions, robberies, and a missing horse, details a visit by a magistrate, and mentions unrest in Europe and China. Her letter covers daily life, a university in progress, and family thoughts including Carl Lawrence. She prepares curiosities for home and reports transportation delays and a stolen horse episode.

Yoho China Miles Mairson Frederick Miss Flror Orient Tugaday Yochow Munan eHy Oboth Yamen Father Aout Gettysburg Carl Lawrence Cam Carl Europe

Message to Mission Treasurer in Shanghai Reaches Sender

The writer notes trust in the Shanghai Mission Treasurer to handle and trace the long-journey package. All other parcels have arrived safely, with no further news. The letter ends with a goodbye and sign off MOPAR.

Shanghai Mopar Maryland State of

Beall Lacy and Dr Beale Wed in Erie Summer Home

Miss Lylian Lacy daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick C Lacy of Philadelphia married Dr John Beale of Philadelphia on July 24 at the summer home of Miss Lacy s aunt near Erie Pennsylvania Rev Wilson T M Beale brother of the groom officiated The couple left for Alaska on their wedding trip The Beales are linked to the late Rev Dr Beale former pastor in Atlanta Also noted Seipler Shaffer wedding at Hagerstown with Ring ceremony B R Seipler employed at Emerson Brantingham Machine Co Waynesboro Pa The couple will reside with the bride s parents in Waynesboro Pa Watch The News Grow, um

Baltimore Wilson T. M. Beale Paterson N. J Mra. Beale Alaska Dr. Beale Presbyterian Church Atls Eity Waynesboro

Local notices and obituaries from Cloverdate and Mount Mary’s Road

Fragments describe residents visiting Cloverdate and Longview Cottage, a seven foot rattlesnake with eight rattles found in a mountain hay field, and the death of Julia Green at Mt Mary’s Road. Ferdinand Green, her husband, is mentioned with prior illness and a fall in October. Funeral rites were held with Father Tragessor officiating. interment in the old mountain cemetery.

Yan Ev Yae State Road Mills Blewett Westonie Cloverdale Farm Charles Gleselman Longview Cottage Mirs Margaret Manley Spit Rock Cottage Burkhardt Wrightsville Paul Lebeau Julia Green Mountain Y Mt.St.Mary's Green Ferdinand Green Louisa Richason Oswald. Green Lewis and Katherine Green Tragessor Old Mountain Cemetery M.F. Shufr

Weekend visitors and local notices from Boyds and Frederick

A garbled local page notes visits from families including Miss Margery Mosberg and Mrs C D Frederick in Baltimore and Virginia. a native celebration at a school house on a Saturday in August. mention of relatives in West Virginia. Mrs Franklin Cook in Frederick. and a call about fuel supplies with Clintonsbeak Well and Yonkers Statesman cited.

Lance Mias Bary Monbergiand Jones Fashington Boyds Aime Kilna Margery Mo Clintonsbeak Yonkers Statesman

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