County News Notes Visits and Local Happenings
Mr Jacob Fringer of Whingis and Mr EO Jeremiah Fringer of Garrett Md visit relatives in the county. Numerous residents from McSherrystown to Hagerstown are noted in social calls and outings. The peach crop looks promising while potato bugs threaten a poor harvest. church services and lawn fetes are planned for late June. many in Mount Airy and Doubs are seen visiting kin and attending events.
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Taneytown
Jacob Fringer
Whingis
EO Jeremiah Fringer
Garrett County
George W. Pittinger
Mary E. Calbert
Graceham
Joshua A. Gruber
Rocky
Hettie Byler
Nettie Martin
Ida
Katherine
Bettie Hoffman
Harvey
Rocky Ridge
Harvey M. Pittinger
Messrs
Clarence
Elmer Pittinger
Creagerstown
State News Briefs From Across Maryland
A Maryland State News roundup reports a variety of local incidents and actions. Cecil County taxed at fixed rates. a teenager drowns in Antietam Creek. a Montgomery County farm burns near Oakdale. PSC authorizes Western Maryland bonds and approves Maryland Telephone sale to Chesapeake and Potomac. A Baltimore averman, Samuel Rice, dies by suicide. Church and civic events noted at Pen Mar and Rockville. Fort McHenry preservation appeals urged. Perryville church marks fifteenth anniversary. State law oyster tax struck down as unconstitutional. Habeas corpus sought by Dr Charles Biles for infant custody. A Pennsylvania Railroad laborer killed near Bowie Station. Williamsport station break-in reported. Port Deposit to get new passenger station. Fire destroys a house near Roadside. Three women fined for disorderly conduct. one jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Maryland Telephone Company
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Samuel KR. Rice
Averyman
Baltimore
North Frederick Street
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
United Brethren Ministerial Association
Pen- Mar
Muinisters
Rockville
Oscar W. Henderson
Preston
Fort McHenry
Maryland
Methodist Episcopal Church
Perryville
Court of Appeals
United States
Congress
Charles R. Biles
Elkton
Annapolis
Charles H. Jones
Pennsylvania Roadroad
Bowie Station
Western Maryland Railway
Williamsport
E. L. Wendall
Armstrong
Port Deposit
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
James Monighaon
Clara Tyler
Beatrice Key
Victoria Minor
Lloyd T. MacGill
North Bentz Street
Tyler
Minor
Key
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Local Events
A long list of visits and stops around Frederick and surrounding towns includes Miss Fern Snook visiting Miss Eleanor Robinson in Hagerstown, and Mr. Wallace Cherry with family from Altoona pa visiting Mr. Harry Stull. Harvest time nears as wheat ripens, and the Ladies' Aid Society schedules a July 8 festival and July 1 monthly meeting at Mrs. McSherry's home.
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Hattie
Arnold
Hagerstown
Lee Arnold
William Mhightman
Edith
Geo. W. Pearl
Locust Valley
Mamie P. Akers
Frederick
Edward M. Akers
Burkittsville
Reformed Church
Doubs
Wiliam CC
Null
Richard Thomas
Washington
Nellie Carey
Troi
Western Maryland College
Nellie Grubb
Fairview
Henry Smith
Adamstown
John W. Null
Edward T. Plummer
J. P. Stalling
Buckeystown
Wim
C. Null
Mary B. Edwards
Walter M. Michael
Lewis Smith
Lula Myers
George T. Specht
Eva Duvall
Baltimore
Silas H. Unibaugh
Manor Council
No. 185
Manor Hall
Lutheran Sunday School
William Anthony
Mount Airy
Mary Miller
B. Straw
Mr. Airy
Roy Smith
George Gartrell
Charles
West Falls
S. E. Lowe
Carroll Reese
Unionville
Andrew Baker
H. Skeggs
India Smith
Ardean Hood
Della Gartrell
Carrie Anderson
Olive
Hannah
Brunswick
Elmer Minnick
John Neighbors
Henry Clary
Rena Neighbors
William Keller
John Lowe
Jane Lease
Lisbon
M. Clary
M. Smith
Anna Plymire
Della Brandenburg
Rose Lowman
Anna Breashear
William Schellers
F. Lowe
Willam Keller
Mt. Pleasant
W. E. Smith
Jefferson
John Gosnell
Fern Snook
Eleanor Robinson
Wallace Cherry
Altoona
Grace Stull
Hilda Cramer
Steiner Cramer
Woodsboro
Harry Stull
Chas. Wood
Robert Biggs
Tallimore
Maude Ogle
New Midway
J.B. Black
Emmitsburg
William Beitler
Jamison
New York
J. Allen Beitler
William Renner
Barsey Wood
Halgerstown
Marian Chapman
Blanche
May Creager
Florence Burhman
P. E. Burhman
Jimtown
James Crashon
Renner
Mr. Everhart
Philadelphia
John Pittinger
Florence Lydie
Thurmont
Charles Meagle
Harry Creager
Mary
Ladies’ Aid Society
Joseph McSherry
Slavic Turkish Troops Face Heavy Losses Near Gheesan
Reports from Hodeidah and Aden describe a Turkish column commanded by Mahomed Ali Pushy being surprised near Gheesan, 100 miles north of Hodeidah. About a thousand Turkish soldiers were hired, Mahomed Ali reported missing, 500 wounded, survivors fleeing to Gheesan, with the Turkish gunboat Sutebhe shelling Gheesan and causing hundreds of casualties. Rebels captured four big guns, two Maxims, 2000 rifles and ammunition before retiring. Gheesan, a port in Yemen, lies in a mountainous, restive region frequently in revolt.
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Hodeidah
Arabia
Aden
Kobelsi
Mahomed Ali
Gheesan
Red Sea
Found Bead in Cistern Wife Arrested After Fatal Beating
Peter Larson, a retired farmer in Fowler Indiana, was found dead in a cistern with his head fractured by an axe. His wife, Mrs Larson, is jailed as an investigation proceeds amid conflicting coroner testimony. The couple had quarrelled all night and a blood pool and spatter were found in the barn.
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Fowler
Ind
Peter Larson
Larson
Baseball Scores From Major Leagues Today
American League results show New York defeating Washington 3 to 2 in New York. Detroit 4 Cleveland 2. Boston 7 Athletics 6 in the opener with 4 to 6 in the second game. Chicago St Louis rain disrupted play. National League: Philadelphia 1 Boston 0. Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 3. Brooklyn 1 New York 0. Cincinnati 8 St Louis 7. Standings list leading teams and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Quinn
Sweeney
Johson
Street
Detroits
Detroit
Cleveland
Works
Stuugge
Young
Fisher
Boston
Athletics
Wood
Nunlynaker
Coombs
Lapp
Boson
Boe
Samet Civette
Nunlmak Plank
Thomas
Philadelphia
Muras
Moran
Perdue
Kling
Pittsburg
Chicago
Hatteries
Adams
Gibson
Cola
Archer
Brooklyn
Rucher
Bergen
Wiltse
Myers
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Gasper
McLean Meyer
Bliss
Tristate League Scores From Lancaster and Nearby Cities
In Lancaster Lancaster and Harrisburg opened the circuit with 11 to 2 score in for Harrisburg sides. Trenton defeated Altoona 7 to 4 with Lynch and Kerr among the batteries. Wilmington took down Johnstown 6 to 1 as Zeigler and Raub led the visitors. Reading and York tied 6 to 6, with Johnson Brittsen Remer Ramsey and Philbin credited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Wallace
Larkins
Chabeck
McGinley
Itlery
Coveleskie
Trenton
Altoona
Lynch
Stirley
Dugan
Kerr
Wilmington
Johnstown
Stanley Raub
Zeigler
Readme
Reading
York
Johnson
Brittsen
Rementer
Ramsey
Philbin
W.T
Wilming
Johustr
Bucksen's Arnica Salve Promises Quick Wound Heal
An old newspaper ad touts Bucksen's Arnica Salve as the fastest, surest remedy for a range of injuries and skin ailments including burns boils sores eruptions and chapped hands. It claims rapid aid to prevent poison and gangrene and lists prices 180 for burns and 25e at Jearre's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jearre's
Atlantic Fleet to practice with aero plane targets
Instructions for August target practice issued by Lieutenant Commander Falmer call for aero plane models suspended from balloons or kites. Each ship must build elevating carriages for the three inch guns to train on the aircraft. A dog owned by Police Justice Hartle of Hagerstown went mad and bit five persons.
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Atlantic
Washington
Falmer
Hartle
Hagerstown
Dry States Ship Liquors Direct To Consumers Quoted
Washington reports that about 20,000,000 gallons of liquor are shipped annually to consumers in dry states by express to private houses. The Commerce Commission proposed rate changes and found liquor must be packed in corrugated paper containers. It ruled charges by arbitrary weight for a gallon of whisky-packed was unreasonable and discrimination against stone jugs was unjustified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Consi
Condorter
Aucretate Commerce
Commisson
Wins Fight For Life
Newark man James J. Mershon recounts a life threatening lung illness easing after three weeks on Dr King’s New Discovery. He claims it helped a weak, cough prone condition and warns it aids obstinate coughs, hoarseness, grippe, asthma, hay fever, and throat trouble. Trial bottle free. Pearce’s Pharmacy guarantees. Advertising begets success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Mershon
Newark
N. J
Pdeath
Dr. King
Pearce
Political Cards for State's Attorney Nomination
Furwdew announces candidacy for Republican nomination for State's Attorney in Miederick County by a popular vote in the upcoming primary. He appeals for earnest support from friends and readers throughout the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miederick County
Frederick County Candidates Seek Party Primaries
A flood of notices from Samuel A Lewis and others announce candidacy for State Attorney General Sheriff and Judge of the Orphans Court in Frederick County. Candidates urge Democratic and Republican voters to support them in upcoming primaries with locations cited in Woodsboro Maryland.
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Frederick County
Eomont
Cnas
T. Fagan
Frederick District
Ihereby
Vechket
William H. Jenes
Orphans’ Court
Eleket
Sherif
Clarence G. Boller
Guy SR. Mottdr
Febtad
George T. Roderick
Frederick Diatrict
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Mis. Dunn
McSherrystown
John S. Fink
Allen D. Schaeffer
Ladiesburg
Wits
Mary Walsh
Westminster
Margaret Schwartz
E Schwartz
J. P. Koontz
U. B
West Fairview
Marian Hess
Frederick Hospital
Loys
Wesley Smith
D. A. Price
Ixings Valley
Poole’s Grove
Myrtle Burns
Katherine Hurley
Della Moxley
Browningsville
Jesse Smith
Kingsley
Arthur Hurley
J. R. Lewis
King’s
Maud
Catherine
Daisy Hurley
Nettie
Fiona Beall
Mattie Brown
Kings Valley
Lena King
King’s Valley
Bertie Glaze
Edward and
William Burns
D. F. Brown
Edgar Magaha
Point of ‘Rocks
Fred.'arger
Melvin
Wolfsville
George Michael
Kansas
Lizzie
Ella Plummer
Bridgeport
Mollie Brandenburg
May Bussard
Middletown
Dorothy Or
Pharmont
Ira Pryer
H. M. Warrenfeltz
Emitsburg
R. C. Harp
C.F
Warrenfelta
Guilt Stohlemyer
Hussein Mangans
Hagersown
Anna M. Mangans
Philip Myers
Aly
Jacob Bausman
Estey
Salome Warrenfeltz
Geo. K. Geiselman
Robert Barrick
Chas. J. Barrick
Raymond Gosnell
Balti
Louisa M. Alcott
Oicvisd
Lewis Mo Alcott
Concord
Nel
Concord Womens Club
Miss Alcott
Cecil County
Rior
Esoro Legg
Antietam Creek
Hairy Wolie Gams
Oakdale
Montgomery County
Western Maryland Company
Jlines
Mountaindale
Truman
Albaugh
David Mensell
Alica
Samuel Samrick
Joseph Wachter
Ada Wood
Charles, Dalmus
Ruth
Grebel
Martinsburg
Hilda
Lucy Finny
Redland
C. A. Rice
W.L. PG. W.L
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Louis
ARS
N.york
Gluj Cincintl
Philada
BrookIn
Pittsbrg
Tristate League
Political Cards
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R. Ulagey
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Court St
Marsudswh
Te Offen
Atarnerw
Samuel A. Lewis
Judd&wf
POR State's Attorney
Maytudtt
Republicana
Scott & Welty
Marzitf
Frederck County
Rederick County
Joan M. Tartman
J. Allen Grumbine
Uraddock District
Maytdima With
John W. Mumford
Braddock
Por Sheriff
Mardid
Wimk
Woodsboro, Md
George R. Dennis, JR
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Dill Avenue
West Third
West Fourth
Cure Theews
Juardsi
P.O
Union Bridge
Juisder
Frederict
Soule Realty Company
Washington, D. G
Manhattan Soap Company
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