Lafayette begins active service in American army
July 31 1777 marks Lafayette’s entry into active duty in the American Revolutionary forces. The note lists later events including a 1890 Buenos Aires outbreak with heavy casualties and the death of journalist W A Croffutt in 1915. It also mentions wartime losses involving the Iberian and Allied ships and a summary of planets rising in the evening sky with Pegasus to the northeast.
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Lafayette
Buenos Aires
W. A. Croffutt
Washington
Work of Death Ends Life of Mrs Margaret Snyder
Mrs. Margaret A. Snyder widow of Daniel P. Snyder died yesterday afternoon at her daughter’s Forest Park Baltimore home of age related infirmities. She was 84 and had lived in Baltimore ten years. Survived by three daughters and two sons, body to be brought to the city for a 10 o clock funeral at St John’s Catholic Church with requiem mass by Rev Fr Kane. Interment in St John’s Cemetery. C C Carty in charge.
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Margaret A. Snyder
Daniel P. Snyder
Charles F. J.inthicum
Forest Park Avenue
Forest Park
Baltimore
Charles «. Linthicum
Anna M. Snyder
Clara
Allegany Hospital
Cumberland
John Joseph Snyder
Charles E. Snyder
Gaithersburg
St. John's Catholic Church
W. J. Kane
St. John's Cemetery
C. C. Carty
John T. Webster
Rachel A. Webster
East Church Street
C. Harry
Buckeystown
Edward M
Lewistown
Harry C. Webster
Chicago Junction
Ohio
Funeral notices for Mattoon Bentley and civil service exam
The funeral for Charles B. Mattoon was held at his East Third Street home with Rev Dr. Kidner officiating. interment at Mt Oliver. James Bentley was buried at Greenmount after services at Asbury Church led by Rev. English and Rev. Townes. A civil service exam in Frederick on August 15 will form a register of eligibles for stenography and typewriting jobs in federal service.
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Charles B. Mattoon
East Third Street
Gracen D. Kidner
Trinity
M. E. Church
South
Willam
Alberdt
Lee
Edward Mattoon
Earl
Herbert Gilbert
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
F. Schroeder
James Bentley
Asbury Church
W. A. English
J. W. Townes
Ramsburg Fertilizer Company
Geo. M. Sewell
Milton Temple
Adam Wares
Willian Wansel
Albert Diggs
M. E. Jenkins
Greenmount Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Frederick
Federal Classified Civil Service
Summer School for Rural Ministers Tells of Inspiration
Dr T F Dixon reports on the first week of the Summer School for Rural Ministers at College Park noting the oneness of the ministry across creeds, the value of the College of Agriculture, and the country church as a social center and leader in community betterment. He cites practical programs and the interconnection of farm life with church success and urges ministers to lead rural progress. Other county ministers plan to attend, and discussions cover land, roads, and agricultural development with multiple professors and speakers.
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T. F. Dixon
Frederick
College Park
College of Agriculture
Country Church
Agricultural College
Ernest E. Weaver
D. B. Miller
Charles E. Shilke
Walkersville
Tuesaday
Washington, D. C
Maryland College, of Agriculture
Weaver
Atendance
F. B. Bomberger
Country Life School
Professor Bomberger
Ralph A. Felton
Presbyterian Board of Home Missions
J. B
Norton
S. B. Sha
E. F. Stoddard
Brigham
Wilson
Taftany Roosevelt
State Grange
Oliver Wilson
National Grange
Walkersville Property Changes Hands Twice in Week
Brooke J. Jamison’s Walkersville home on Main Street sold twice in one week. Doctor R. Wachter of Utica waives possession October 1 and plans to move in. The one acre property with a fine residence changed from Jamison to Carroll H. Smith for about 3200, then to Wachter for about 4000. Grayson H. Staley arranged the deal. Jamison family to relocate to Frederick, living in Nallin flats on West Second Street.
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Brooke J. Jamison
Walkersville
R. Wachter
Uticawa
Jamison
Grayson H. Staley
Frederick
Jamieon
Monday Test
Carroll H. Smith
Smith
Wachter
Nallin Apartments
West Second Street
Seeger and Company Buy Frederick Hardware Store
Seeger and Company announce the purchase of the Jacobson Brothers hardware store at 322 North Market Street Frederick. The new owners will run the branch under Hasell Crist, with improved layout and a broader stock. Jacobson brothers return to New York after relocating due to family illness.
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Seeger and Company
Jacobson Brothers
North Market Street
Hassell Crist
Seeger & Co
Jacobson
New York
Notice on street work permits and cemetery defacement warning
Notice warns that anyone digging streets for pipelines must obtain permits from the city engineer and that trench refilling must be supervised. A $5 penalty is stated. The city official names Mayor Lewis H. Fraley. Also notes protection of Mt. Olivet Cemetery against vandalism and threats to enforce the law regardless of creed.
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Lewis H. Fraley
Frederick
Mt. Olivet
Resolutions on Death of Rev. Luther Nickels
The Winchester Street Chapel Board of Trustees records deep loss at the death of Rev. Luther Nickels, a faithful leader and friend. They note providence guiding the work, extend sympathy to his family, and request copies of the resolutions be sent to them. Signed by Melvin A. Oden and others.
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Luther Nickels
Master's Vineyard
Board of Trustees
Winchester Street Chapel
Brother Nickels
Melvin A. Oden
Oncar M. Oden
Brown HA. Blentling
E. H. Hunmelbaugh Gage
Heat wave prompts water boil alert and typhoid worry
Frederick reports Ninety degree heat with high humidity and no relief. Health Officer Dr Ira J McCurdy says only two typhoid cases exist in the city, both traced to drinking water from local sources as chlorine plants fail. Authorities warn residents to boil water and take simple precautions amid suspected county cases.
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Rederick
Washington
U.S
Frederick
Ira J. McCurdy
Bentz Street
City Hospital
South Carroll Street
McCurdy
Plaid Wool Blankets and Baby Blankets on Sale
Reduced price open stock offers on plaid wool blankets and baby blankets in pink and blue. Drop stitch hose for children in white tan and black, priced per pair. Limited stock listed with variant colors and unit prices.
Braddock Heights Reunion and county events in Frederick
Notice lists moving office to 237 North Market Street and Dr J L Wininger chiropractor. Announces twelfth annual Braddock Heights Reformed Sunday Schools reunion on Thursday August 3 with band concerts and entertainment. Baseball at Agricultural Park Frederick va Hagerstown July 31 and August 1 Games Called 3 40 p m. Great Braddock picnic August 13 with music by Moose and Middletown Bands and speeches by local pastors. Public sale of household goods August 1 10 am East Saint Street. Attorney Reno Harp away until August 20 1994 with Webbere Att tor court street handling legal business.
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Maryland
North Market Street
J. L. Wininger
Reformed Sunday Schools
Frederick County
Hraddock Heights
Agricultural Park
Frederick Va. Hagerstown
Braddock Heights
Frederick
Moy Ness
Webbere
Pythian Castle Buildom Court Street
Reno
Harp
Frederick, Mary
82 Acres Adjoining Airy with House and Barn
82 acres under cultivation with a fine house and barn and all necessary improvements. The property adjoins Airy and is described as a fine one suitable for farming or development.
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Lewintown
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SAE Daily News
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Venus
Mercury
Mars
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Saturn
Jupiter
Pegasua
the News
United States Weather Bureau
Infant Shoes
Markey's Star Co
Eeesence
Iron Claw
H. & H. Motor Co
C. Thos
Kemp Blanket Sale
Neldig and Miller
Mattoon Executor
News Office
L. H. Fraley
Cem
W. T. Morningstar
Third St
Third St. Agricultural Park
Bentley
Mras
Mary A. J. Stull
Mary Isabel Stull
Hangon Stull
William Stull
Yellow Springs
Utica
C. J. Smith
Ort. F. Don
Frank Heck
Atlantic City
Walkerville
C. H. Smith
Vermont
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Lewis 8
Clingan, Pres
Chas. B. Mattoon
James Bently
Mrs. Bently
William T. Morningstar
East Sixth Street
Hagerstown
County—Frederick Swelters
Frederick-Baltimore
Dutrow
Mt. Pleasant
Charles W. Zimmerman
Hugh Dean
Tens’ National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
John D. Hendrickson
Panama
J. D, Barkr
Oee President
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
Ane
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
Aset
J. D. Hendrickson
Joseph McDivit
Neidig & Miller
John 8. Ramebur
Wm. Q. Baker
Jc. ML Thomas
D. E. Kefauver
J. D. Baker
H. Haller
Daniel Baker
Conley
M. D
PL. Hargett
John 8. Newman
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
John N. Clary
Poyts & Griffin
W. Patrick Street
Albaugh & Harrington
L. C. Willis Farm
Woodsboro
New Market
Motrovia
New Market District
FARMS
Frederick City
Cramer & Stauffer
Court Street
Splendid Bando
East Saint St
Moses Fisher
Wm. E. Darner
Seccebieata
Maerkwood D
Fina Farms
Woodaboro
Ur- No
Miles
Markwood D. Harp
Grayson E. Staley
Ashe
New London
Mt. Airy
Farm & Bargain
Court ST
Commercial Printing
Ae Grayson H. Mercer
Trolley and
State Road
Trolley Bank
City
Motter
Ipenranes
Loane
Prthian Castle Wick
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