Brunswick Council Pushes Water From Weber Spring
Long session ends with committee appointed to study bringing water to Brunswick from Weber’s Spring at 70 gallons per minute. Town may accept Ambler Davis & Co work on 1 mile 229 feet street built with limestone and asphalt. Street cost about 17000, report by Majk W Crosby not fully accepted. Franchises discussed for Virginia Power Co Millville and Harpers Ferry Electric Light Co and OC and P Telephone Co. Street sweeper cost to be investigated. Second Avenue grading planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Ambler, Davis and Co
Majk W. Crosby
Good Roads Commission
Maryland
Stro
Major Crosby
Ambler, Davis& Co
Weber
Knoxville
Virginia Power Co
Millville
Harpers Ferry Electric Light Co
OC. and P. Telephone Co
Second Avenue
Potomacair
Kieffer Delanter
Moving Picture
Hduces
Park grant for July 4 Jr O U A M celebration
The meeting adjourned shortly before 1 o'clock and approved use of the town park for a July 4 celebration by the Junior O U A M group.
Aged farmer kills self in Taneytown tragedy
James Neely a 73 year old retired farmer, widower, boarded with his daughter Mrs Claudius Long in Taneytown Carroll county. He was seen on Monday morning and later found dead in a woodshed with a four barreled revolver in his mouth. He had given much of his property to relatives but still owned a farm and town property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramea Neely
Taneytown
James Neely
Carroll County
Claudius Long
Tie
Aged 82 Man Wanders to City from Hyattstown
Aged 82 resident A J Tabler of Hyattstown was found safe on South Market street after being missing from home. Deputy Sheriff Carter, Constable Hoover, and Harry G Trita Poe assisted. Tabler, very feeble, had been walking for days and slept at Arlington Motel last night before being returned home in an auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Tabler
Hyattstown
Frederick
Marshalle Garter
South Market Street
Harry G. Tritapoe
Tabler
Carter
Haover
Arlington
Health Report Shows 194 Deaths From Infectious Diseases
April totals in Maryland counties include 13 tuberculosis deaths, a drop of 13 typhoid deaths from March, and 194 total infectious disease deaths statewide. Baltimore county reported one diphtheria carrier, Allegany had two septic sore throat cases, and Dorchester saw many whooping cough cases that were not reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Baltimore County
Allegany County
Dorchester County
Mad Dog Attacks Three in Maryland Farm Area
A rabid dog owned by Jacob Smively south of Waynesboro Pennsylvania mauled livestock and three people over three to four days. The victims will be taken to the Pasteur Institute in Baltimore today for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Smively
Waynesboro
Pasteur Institute
Baltimore
Digging Foundation for bungalow on Fourth Street Pike
Contractor J A Jamison has a force of men at work digging the foundation for the bungalow to be erected by Clarence Malone on the Fourth Street pike. Contractor Ro W Poole will erect the dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Jamison
Clarence Malone
Fourth Street Pike
Ro. W. Poole
W. G. Lee Reelected Head Of Brotherhood Of Trainmen
In San Francisco on June 4 W G Lee of Cleveland was reelected grand president of the Brotherhood of Trainmen by a 446 to 804 vote over A F Whitney of Chicago. Other officers named include LD Dodge as assistant president, Ali King as general secretary and treasurer, and incumbents Ali, Case, and etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
W. G. Lee
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Trailload
A. F. Whitney
Chicago
Order
LD. R. Dodge
Chiveland
Ali
King
Ohio
Tradumen
Case
Congressmen Konig Buried in Baltimore Funeral
The funeral of Congressman Geo Kong who died Saturday night at his home 2733 Eastern avenue Baltimore was held at 10 30 this morning at St Bridget's Catholic Church with a high mass of requiem by Rev J McNamara The burial followed at Baltimore Cemetery in the lot with his parents The service drew one of Baltimore’s largest crowds Honorary pallbearers included Judge James P Gowler State Senator Charles P Coedy former Congressman Harry Walls Rusk and others Active pallbearers were Charles Abrams Frank Shaney Harry Gerwig Charles Summers George Travers and James Byrnes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Kong
Eastern Avenue
Baltimore
St. Bridget’s Catholi Church
Stev. Yawreree J. McNamara
St Bridget's
Konig
James P. Gowler
Supreme Bench of
Charles P. Coedy
Harry Walls Rusk
Harry Be Well
Lou S. Mayer
A. J. Cilento
William E. Martin
Patrick J. Lynch
Samuel Cannetella
Adolph Co. Scatter
Michael Eller
Leo F. Winterug
Harry F. Burch
Charles Abrams
Frank Shaney
Harry Gerwig
Charles Summers
George Travers
James Byrnes
Composer Orrison Debuts Waltz Loma Land in Hagerstown
Harry M. Orrison formerly with Birely's Palace of Music in this city and now based in Hagerstown has composed a waltz titled Loma Land. The piece is published by the Flammeack Co. of Hagerstown, led by W. H. Hummack formerly of Frederick as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Orrison
Birely
Palace of Music
Hagerstown
Fritchie Memorial Association to Meet at YMCA
The Barbara Fritchic Memorial Association will hold a meeting at the YMCA tomorrow afternoon at four o clock.
Blue Ridge College Commencement and Addresses
The Blue Ridge College at New Windsor held its annual commencement from May 22 to May 28. Eleven graduates were honored as Rev. John A Garber delivered the baccalaureate sermon, with Prof. Keller giving the class address. Alumni pledged $1,000 to help erect a new girls dormitory, and a busy summer of renovations and additions was planned including a new dormitory and conversion of the chapel into a hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Senseney
Union Tildge
John A. Garber
A. B
Washington, D
Teulah Coffee
Greencastle
Jessie Maugans
Mauganisville
Edna Mier
Virginia
Maude Leless
Kauffsmians
Linnie Chambers
Washington
David Doitterer
Anne Stoner
Union Bridge
Harry Anthony
Hagerstown
Page
LC Keller
Ife
Babesch
Ano
Bonsack
John
Church of the Brethren
Winona Lake
Ind
Keller and
Eisweiler
J. A. Garber
W. M. Williams
Washington, D. C
M.C. Roop
Baltimore
Hazel Brown
Alice Shryock
Winchester
Bessie Wine
Woodside
Del
Elizabeth Coffey
Greenecaselle
Willie Maugans
Ella Clark
Maugansville
Clade Shadrack
George Hicks
Martin Anthony
George Trowp
Hazelwood
Hagerstoun
Waigie
Westminster
Manst
Salisbury
Pal
Siener
Rinehart
Union Hridge
Elmer Gurton
Jefferson, Md
Upton Freshour
Miersvillie
Ola
Monument Unveiled to Confederate Dead in Montgomery County
A bronze Confederate cavalryman monument was unveiled in Mockville in front of the courthouse with about 2000 attendees from Montgomery County and beyond. Speakers included Judge Edward Peter, Rep. J. Thomas Heflin, and Rep. Frank Clark. The 16-foot granite base bears the inscription To Our Heroes of Montgomery County Maryland That We Through Life May Not Forget to Love the Thin Gray Line 1861 1865. The project cost about 2600 dollars and was organized by Ridgley Brown Camp of Confederate Veterans and Daughters of the Confederacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Virginia
District of Columbia
Mockville
Spencer C. Jones
Ridgley Brown Camp of
Confederate Veterans
Alness
Edward ©. Peter
Peter
Colonel Jones
Judge Peter
J. Thomas Ticflia
Alaodma
South
Heflin
Maryland
Anna Lee Hoyle
Bessie Jones
Eloise Chiswell
Frederick A. Tschiffely
Hunton Dade Sellman
Vateras
Brenda
United States
Frank Clark
Florida
Lewis Watson
Rock‘ville
Frank A. Richardson
Rockville Southern
George R. Rice
Edgar L. Tschiffely
Benjamin Canby
Francis S Kugour
Richard P. Haps
John W. Holland
Ridgley Brown Camp
John Jones
William H. Talbott
Mary Seliman
Anna R. Canby
Daughters of the Confederacy
Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Mr N Jefferson Krise on business trip to Baltimore. Mise Vingle Finneyfrock visits Littlestown friends. Mrs George Edward Smith visiting friends in Baltimore. Miss Helen Mateny returns from Kingston. Miss Marie Siapson of Keymar Md visiting uncle and aunt George B Smith. Mr and Mrs Clifford Reap of Baltimore spent weekend at Ozone Cottage Braddock Heights. Mrs Lewis E Weidman of Carlisle Pa visiting parents Ma and Rev C W Hess of Brunswick. Fredreich stopover en route home from Taneytown. Mr and Mrs Clifford Repp of Baltimore weekend guests of Mrs CG Miller at Ozone cottage. Mr Leo A Jones of Dickerson attends Frederick High School commencement. Mrs Edward D Danner of Unionville visiting Deputy U S Marshal Lewis F Carter East Third street. Mrs Thomas M Whiteford and daughter Vivian of Baltimore spending time with her father W Emory Stockman West South street. Rev US G Rupp returns from York Pa after Woman’s Missionary Society Lutheran Church convention. Miss Emma Loy Shull of Winchester Va and Miss Olly May Oland of Dickerson Md guests of Mr and Mrs FarIe LeRoy Smith south of Frederick. The greatest service for the least possible money is secured through News Advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Loy Shull
Winchester
Olly May Oland
Dickerson, Md
Farle LeRoy Smith
Frederick
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W.W. Crosby
Council
Weber's Spring
Mad Dog
Brotherhood OF Trainmen
Congressman Konig
Jack
Blueridge College
Heflin and
Clark
Rockville
Chalmers As
Ken Steke
Union
Fate
Chalmers Knitting Company
Anmtriisa
N.Y
Mise Vingle Finneyfrock
South Street
Littlestown, Pa
George Edward Smith
West Patrick Street
Bailbimore
Helen Mateny
Kngerstown
Marie Siapson
Keymar, Md
George B Smith
Clifford Reap
Baltmore
Ozone Cottage
Braddock Heights
Lewis E. Weidman
Carlisle, Ma
C. W. Hess
Fredreich
Clifford Repp
Haltimore
CG. H. Miller
Leo A. Jones
Dickerson
Edward D. Danner
Unionville
U. 8
Lewis F. Carter
East Third Street
Thomas M. ‘Whiteford
Vivian
W. Emory Stockman
West South Street
U.S. G. Rupp
D. D
York
The
Woman’s Missionary Society of ‘the Lutheran Church
Sys
Mabit
Dorsey'’S
Harry G. Dorsey & Co
Popular Price Outfitters
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
Actua T. 1
Griffin & GR
W. Patrick St
Peederick, Ma
Ernest Welfenstein
Amos Urner
Helfenstein & Urner
Insurance
Donl & Albaugh Building
Market Street
Prederick, Wh
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