Death of Columbus Kemp Leaves Big Loss in County
Columbus Kemp, a valued citizen and longtime Democrat, died after a long life of county service. He chaired the County General Committee and served on the State Central Committee. A calm, kindly man with strong interest in farming and local welfare, he remained active until illness ended his career. His death comes as a blow to a party preparing for factional campaigns.
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Kemps
Gipatheatals
Ceumbus Kemp Frederick Gougts
Kemp
Democratic State Dental Committee
Democratic Party
State Central Committee
Hirk
Hea
D. Columbus Kemp
Boost road safety by reporting reckless driving in Maryland
An editorial urges motorists to report reckless driving to authorities to reveal joy riders and reduce accidents. It argues many drivers tolerate dangerous acts, notes the need for public complaint to lower risks, and promotes civic boosting messages from Farm Knowledge News Want Ad.
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Argonne Forest
Hays
Maryland
Frederick Folks Questioned by the Movie Editor
Frederick citizen Clinton B Willard answers a ten question questionnaire detailing name, residence in Frederick, favorite sport baseball, hobby work, path to fire insurance, youthful ambitions, life redo choice, appeal of Frederick as a city, and a need for new industries.
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the News
Frederick
William Warren Doub
Fire Inurance Co
30th Anniversary for Rev Kane at St Johns Parish
Rev William J Kane pastor of St Johns Catholic church marked thirty years since his ordination with a small party at the parish house. Guests included Rev B J Bradley and clergy from Mt St Marys College and several parishes. Kane has served eighteen years at the church and is widely known. The Harrisburg Diocese annual priest retreat began at Mount St Marys College Emmitsburg with 52 priests at the first session and will continue two weeks under the direction of Rev Joseph O Reilly C SS Ro.
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William J. Kane
St. John’s Catholic Church
B. J. Bradley
Mt. St. Mary's College
George H. Tiagesser
St Anthony's Church
St. Mary's
Thomas Wheeler
Thurmont
Reyv
Samuel Kavanaugh
Mt. St. Mary's
Harrisburg
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Indemain
O Lev
Joseph O'Reilly
C. SS
Ministers Honored at Wit tenberg Jubilee in Springfield Ohio
During Wit tenberg College Diamond Jubilee seven ministers received Doctor of Divinity honors. Rev Wim E Drown pastor of Fourth Lutheran Church Springfield declined a call to Westminster Carroll County to remain in Springfield. Rev Lloyd E Coblentz of St Pauls Reformed Baltimore was also honored and noted as Potomac Synod stated clerk. He is son of Charles H Coblentz president of Valley Savings Bank Middletown.
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Wittenberg College
Springfield
Ohio
Wim. E. Drown
Fourth Lutheran Cchurch
Zion Lutheran Church
Middletown
Brown
Westminster
Carroll County
Lloyd E. Coblentz
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Baltimore
Potomac Synod
Coblentz
Charles H. Coblentz
the Valley Savings Bank
Thelma Beat
Geo Burck
Washington Street
Alvin G. Quinn
Fort
Theodore R. Harbaugh
Caroline
Attica
T. C. Hareaugh
Washington, D.C
Wm. BE. Brown
Springfeld
Oby
Thea Beth
Wn. W. Doub
Elmer FP. Rice
Duquesne
Local Democratic delegate opposes 16 to 1 plan at convention
Maryland delegate L Victor Baughman declared unalterable opposition to a 16 to 1 air plan at the Democratic National Convention. John R. Young of Frederick, Civil War veteran, received a pension increase to ten dollars monthly. Henry Brust of West South Street suffered a left hand injury at Hard and Keeffer's lumber yard when caught in a buzz saw, two fingers were cut. Notre Dame Academy commencement at Libertytown awarded diplomas to Mary Grace Welsh and Maud L. Simpson. The Diamond Bowling Alleys reopened after repairs. Robert Shaff of Jefferson broke his ankle when his buggy upset in a runaway incident.
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L. Victor Baughman
Aurge
Maryland
Henry Brust
West South Street
Hard and Keeffer
Notre Dame Academy
Libertytown
Mary Grace Welsh
Maud L. Simpson
Personal notices recount visits and births across several cities
Purely personal items list motor trips from H Holmes Lamar and others to My Lady's Manor near Cocke raville Maryland, guests of Edward Pierce. It notes Mrs. William A. Pope in Frederick, Peter Kemp’s heir in Columbus, and visitors Beatrice Franklin in Pittsburgh with Grayson K. Bowers. Roy L Mumford’s family welcomes a baby girl. Stoner family at Char Braene Like Reeseee. Nellie Faye Weed and daughter from Birmingham visiting J W Freeza in Tourmont Key. Graceham residents return from four weeks in Providence New York and Philadelphia. John Henshew and Midge Rouzer in Thurmont. Carroll Hendrickson’s family welcome a son. Grace and Helen Kreh return from Baltimore. Martha A Keedy returns from visit to daughter Lester Baker in Frederick.
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H. Holmes Lamar
Frank X. Staley
Katharine H. Lajeer
My Lady's Manor
Cockeraville
Edward Pierce
My Lady's, Manor
William A. Pope
Columbus
Peter
D.C. Kemp
Frederick
Beatrice Franklin
Pittsburgh
Grayson K. Bowers
Harmony Grove
Roy L. Mumford
Sfother
Fie
Mat
Mra
John ‘Td. Stoner
Ant Mra
Theo
Stoner
Char Braene
Reeseee
Luray
Nellie Faypaze Weed
Birmingham
Ala
J. Wm. Freeza
Tourmont
Date Road
Graceham
Providence
R. L
New York
Philadelphia
John Henshew
Baltimore
Mire
M. L. Rouzer
Thurmont
Carroll H. Hendrickson
Hagerstown
Grace
Helen Kreh
South Atreet
Fron Saltimore
Martha A. Keedy
Tag
Lester Baker
Frederck
Funeral of Columbus Kemp Brings Farm and Civic Leader Remembered
Columbus Kemp a prominent Democratic leader and wealthy farmer died after a two week illness. He managed the Rocky Springs estate near Frederick and 488 acres plus White Rock tract, directed local bank work, promoted railroads and served on county and state Democratic committees. Funeral services set for Tuesday at his home with burial in Mt. Olivet.
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Columbus Kemp
Mt. Onvet
C. Carty
Kemp Warden
Rocky Springs
Frederick
Frederik College
David Kemp
Catoctin Mountains
White Rock
Kemp
Prederick County Agricultural Societay
Equity
Circuit Court
Forerick County
Thomas P. Rice
Irvin L. Rice
Orfe B. Rice
Orle B. Rice
Court
Drotthe
Erick County
George RK. Dennis, Jr
Equith
Circurt
Aaron RR
Anders
Aaron Tt. Anders
Frederick County
EL G. Havoh
Erick Aunty
Bly A. Haug
Aaron R
Miss Eichelberger Weds In Baltimore High Society Wedding
Multiple engagements and weddings are listed: Miss Margaret Grayson Eichelberger, daughter of Mrs. Miriam Gray Eichelberger, marries Palmer W. Bigelow of Worcester, Massachusetts in Baltimore with Rev. Douglass Hooff officiating. The couple plans to reside in Worcester after a trip, then in July announce their Baltimore home. Additional marriages include Dansberger-Keefer in Hagerstown, Dyer-Gitt in York, Potter-Harner in Washington, Miller-Ridgely in Lancaster, and Heinlein-Stier set for Baltimore later in the week.
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Mra
Miriam Gray Eichelberger
Edward S. Eichelberger
Palmer W. Bigelow
Worcester
Mags
Ton
Baltimore
Douglass Hooff
All Saints’ Church
Alty
Berger
Ie Salir
Masg
Cps
Pasael
Washington
Hagerstown
Daly Mall
Boys" High School
Hagerstowns
Frederick
Harry D. Baumgardier
Margaret Potter
Carl Harner
Emmitsburg
Washington, D. C
Ohio
North Market Street
Heinlein
Helen G. Heinlein
George W. Heinlein
Ridgely P. Stier
Rheumatism relief claim for Dreco advertised
An old magazine advertisement asserts Tay Dreco Relieves rheumatism, arguing meat does not cause the condition and claiming three Dreco bottles cured George Saville of Cumberland, Maryland after other medicines failed. It promotes Pearce's Modern Pharmacy in Frederick for purchase.
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George Saville
Race Street
Cumberland
Fredérick
Pearce
Birthday Dinners Honor Many Locals Near Emmitsburg
A surprise birthday dinner honored Mrs. Fitez on her 69th and Mr. Fitez on his 57th at their Emmitsburg home. A large company from Gettysburg, Frederick, Hagerstown, Thurmont, Walkersville, Uniontown and Lettysburg attended. A separate birthday party for Catherine Schwearing was also held with many local friends and relatives in attendance.
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Emmitsburg
Irene
Clarence
Mehrle
George
Frederick
Marshal W. Fitez
Paul
Hagerstown
Edgar Moser
Mary
Mildred
Wilbur
Harry
Gettysburg
Roy Ramsburg
Dorothy
Donald
Roy Maxwell
Helen
Near
Newell L. Fitez
Ralph
Joseph
Marion
Uniontown
Elmer Warner
Lettysburg
Jesse H. Dinterman
Harley Schwearing
Catherine
David Schull
Simeon Hargett
Wm. Smith
Albert Stockman
William Wolf
Wiliam King
Catherine Schwearing
Pauline Yinger
Willetta Paisley
Ella Abrecht
Agna Smith
Emma Ramsbur
Pauline Paisley
Alice Grove
Grace Holt
Mile=s? Smith
Glady’s Holtz
Alice Abrecht
Pauline Wolf
Elizabeth Smith
Elizabeth Yinger
Jerline Kreh
Catherine Smith
Margaret Smith
Catherine Engelbrecht
Lula Hargett
Viola Hargett
Dittmar Shaff
Melvin Schwearing
Ray Smith
Irvin Grove
Milton
Holt
Niles Abrecht
Wodrow Smith
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