Local Happenings List From Maryland Community
Letters for correspondents recount social visits and church notes across Hagerstown Westminster and Emmitsburg. Residents names include Warrenfeltz Leatherman Buckenstaff and Schroyer families with minor mentions of graves and services. Community members John Williams Evelyn Delauter and Edna Wolf visit relatives while others attend funerals and decorate graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boro
T. C.schroyer
Simeon Bulckenstatf
Wagerstown
Sable
Fannie Cling
Hagerstown
William, Shuff
Edna’ Wolf
Evelyn, Delauter
Pleasant Walk
George N. Liebster
Mesers
Vidt. Schroyer
John E. Kuhn
Westminster
Carroll County
Court action records on deeds and marriages in Frederick area
Business in the courts properte deeded transfers list Hoffman and wife Perry Clingan to Hat tie Ey Quinn and others with real estate in city and county values noted. Marital records show Leonard G Wachter and Hattie Estelle Ray both of near Frederick and George W Temple and Minnie Howard of Frederick listed. Sorpilass Court inventories and estate matters include Elizabeth A C Lakin and Ann R Nicholson real estate sales and letters testamentary to James H Bruner and Noah W Bruner. Mr Harry J Leichert of East Third street on business trip to New York.
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Properte
Hoffman
Perry
Ewis
S. Clingan
Hat‘tie EY Qiynn
City
Sorpilass
Elizabeth A.C. Lakin
Cour
Elizabeth A. GC. Lakin
Ann R. Nicholson
Margaret M. Bruner
James H. Bruners
Noah W. Bruner
Harry J. Leichert
East Third Street
New York
Three new trunk lines planned between Buckeystown and Mt Airy
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co plans three copper trunk lines between Buckeystown and New Market, boosting capacity and service. Additional trunks will link Frederick with Hagerstown, Brunswick, Harper’s Ferry, Waltersville, Thurmont, and Mt Airy. Copper wire offers quieter long distance service. Wire Chief Walter F. Zeigler leads construction. The Rockville courthouse statue unveiling this afternoon will draw a large crowd with remarks by Rep. Thos Heflin and Rep. Frank Clark. Judge Edward C. Peter will give the welcome address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altaie
Buckeystown
New Market
Chesapeake
Potomac Telephone Company
Mt. Airy
Mies
Frederick
Thre ‘Algo
Hagerstown
Brunswick
Harper's, Ferry
Waltersville
Thurmont
Walter FP. Zelgter
Rockville
Montgomery County
Thos. Heflin
Alabama
Frank Clark
Flarlyda
Edward C. Peter
Spencer C. Jones
Bankers to Convene At the Blue Mountain House
Maryland Association bankers plan their annual convention at the Bruce Mountain House Blue Mountain from June 24 to 26. Noted speakers include John Skelton Williams assistant secretary of the treasury and Governor Goldsborough. Papers discuss stock taxation rural credits and farm methods with lantern slide illustrations. Ferdinand Williams will toastmaster at the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Mountain
Maryland “Association
Bruce Mountain
Charles ‘Hann
John Skelton Williams
the Treasury
J. McP
Scott Sctaghiver
Goldsborough
Ferdinand Williams
Fourth Judicial District of
Maryland
Traction Engines and New Roads Clash With Roads Commission
Owners of traction engines protest Roads Commission stance restricting overland movement on new roads. A Brunswick report cites engines needing 170 miles to travel three miles. Officials advise wheel cleat plates to protect road surfaces. manufacturers supply quick-install plates. The commission says its aim is road protection, not hindering engine use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Roads Commission
Brunswick
State Roads Commission
U S Civil Service Opens Exam for Temporary Clerk
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination for a temporary clerk position in the Departmental Service at Washington on June 4, 1918. Certification will be made to temporary vacancies as they occur in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington
Washinton
D.C
Closing exercises of St John’s Institute 1929 event
The closing exercises of St John’s Institute featured a program with prizes in catechism awarded to Andrew Hering, John Birely, and Rudolph Crouse. Arithmetic prizes went to Francis Eisenhauer, John Birelaysard, and Brookey. regular attendance to Rudolph Crouse. bookkeeping to Ham and Feage. The program included an opening chorus, recitations by Francis Eisenhauer and Harry Mask, hymns, sacred heart hymn by John Wilson and bass, and a drill and flag song. St John’s Institute began in 1849.
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St. ‘John's Institute
I ‘Kane
Andrew.Herring
John Birely
Rudolph:Crouse
Francis Eisenhauer
Johno Birelaysard
Teaga
Brookey
Francis Hisenhauer
WH. Ham ‘Brookey
Rudolph Crouse
Ham
Feage
America
Harry Mask
John Wilson
St. John’s Institute Avas
Progressive Party in Maryland to relieve Col. Carrington
At a Wednesday 3.39 PM meeting in Charles J. Bonaparte's office the Progressive State Central Committee will relieve Col. E. C. Carrington of his duties as National Committee man State chairman and as leader of the amalgamating forces of the Progressives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Party
Maryland
Charles J. Bonaparte
Maryland Agricultural College Brings Highest Military Rating
The annual military inspection at College Park by Gapt J. Bayard Schindel U.S.A. praised the Maryland Agricultural College battalion saying no New England college battalion matched their efficiency in military tactics and maneuvers and only one equaled it.
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Maryland Agricultural College
Collige Park
Gapt J. Bayard Schindel
New England
Maryland
Tracks Cleared After Morgan Wreck Involving 62 Cars
A wreck near Morgan 8 station between Gaithers and Watersville halted traffic for hours as a 62 car train, traveling about 25 miles per hour, split and tore through the line. First track cleared by 5 am, second by 8:30 am. No injuries reported to trainmen. Also, Pro gressive Moving Picture Theatre owner Bannabel imports a large waterproof tent from Arkansas to seat 500 for new shows starting June 9 on East Patrick Street.
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Morgan
Ik. Bannabel
Progressive Moving Picture Theatre
Arkansas
East Patrick Street
Progressive
Maryland payment received for Montevue patients debt
A State of Maryland check totaling 9060.95 was received by the Board of Charities and Correction of Frederick County to cover the state's share of Montervue patient costs for 1912. The funds will be applied toward liquidating the existing Montevue debt.
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Maryland
Board of Charities and Correction
Frederick County
Monterue
Montevue
Route of Hood College girls on shiumming tour
Saturday’s article outlining the Hood College girls route on a shiumming tour notes that the streets on the path were not all slums. Easy Fifth Street is cited as merely part of the route, not a slum designation.
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Hood College
Fifth Street
Our Personal Guarantee to Skin Sufferers by J A Williamson
Local trader J A Williamson promotes a skin remedy, claiming a money back offer if it fails. The ad boasts a patent wash from D D Laboratories Chicago, says it relieves eczema psoriasis rash and itch instantly, and invites readers to try a free bottle before paying. Williamson lists North Market Street as contact, asserting widespread proven cures.
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J. A. Williamson
Iren Lad
D. DD
Laboratories
Chicago
Damalee
North Market Street
Children Day Service At Mill Haven Bethel Edgewood
A large audience gathered Sunday evening at Mill Haven Bethel near Rocky Springs for a Children’s Day service. The program featured singing by children and the school, recitations, readings, and a closing benediction. The Rev. Samuel Mipe gave the address, with musical bits led by Harvey Blank and Charles Wassler. officers included Mrs. Lewis Stup and Mrs. Fannie Blank on the program committee.
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Mill Haven
Bethel
Rocky Springs
Mill Haven Bethel
Edgewood
Roclky Springs
Pauline ‘Hilderbrand
Norman
Reederige
School
Crown of Love
Mary Fox
Atia
Nellie
Crabbs
Olive
Stup
Ernest Gongo
Lewis Stup
Grandmother Rebecca Wolfe Visits Family at 94
Rebecca Wolfe, age 94, enjoys good health as she walks half a mile to visit Alvey Harshman’s family. She chats freely during the outing, undaunted by the distance, and remains engaged with family news and daily life.
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Rebecca
Wolfe Isle
Alvey Harshman
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LSD
Page Morgan
Charles
Leatherman
Lutheran
Jennie
Warrenfeltz
Renfeltz
U. B
Mr. “ Rexford
Gordon “Schroyer
Waynes
Troutville
Larry “Saylor
Graceham
C. Saylor
Roy S.moore
Union’ “Bridge
Fox
Charles Winebrenner
Emmitsburg
Bessie Winebrenner
Connie Anderson
Ignac String
Keefer Winbigler
Creagerstown
Isaac Welty
Orphans’ Courts
RecordCircus
Emma
Lamar
Austin
Lavensaa
Leonard G Wachter
Hattie Estelle Ray
Minnie Howard
Coleman
J. .Lidie
Wilson
Rdley
Gar
Fung
United States Supreme Court
Smagh
Supreme Court
Mbidati
Seaboard
New Yorks
Susquehanna and Western
Actiol Gng
Taft
George
Baer
Reading Syste J Eroment
Central ‘Railroad of
New Jersey
ST. John's Institute
Kane
Dedala
Children’s Day Service
F. Columbus Knott
Patrick St
Frederick Gas and Electric Company
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
A. Kate Gittinger
Acuna FT. A
Griffin & Grif
W. Tatrick
Frederick, Ma
Ernest Helfenstein
Amos Urner
Helfenstein & Urner
Insurance
Doll & Albaugh Building
Market Street
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