Kew Rasonic Building project on Market and Weesi streets
Contractor Wesley Balixii has prepared plans for a four story brick and stone building on the North Market and Weesi streets corner, the former Masonic property. The site offers forty by sixty feet frontage. Occupation by the Piano is expected, with work not starting before April next year. Estimated cost ranges from 15000 to 20000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Balixii
Exceander
North Market
Masonic Order
Ciy
Brilliant Ridgeville Wedding in Maryland Church
Hymeneal report of a prominent wedding in Ridgeville Maryland on Wednesday February 25 at 7:30 pm. Miss Ma liesa Buckingham becomes bride of Marabas Buckingham with Edith Buckingham and George Zink as ushers. Rev W D Litsager officiates as the couple are paraded to Hill Ridge home for a reception. Later, many relatives and friends send best wishes and gifts. The same column notes the funeral of Albert Burns Trandio from Baltimore to Greenmount with call-bearers Copeland Morton George Poppline and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tos
Cherch
Ridgeville
Migs Maliesa
Mra Obesceoith
Marabas Buckingham
Bir Ridge
Misa Burdett
Cowert
Edith Buckingham
Gsorge Zink
Zik Ridge
Emory Pocock
Edward Zink
W. D. Litstager
The
Charsh
Séépende
Bippy
Tsck. Ives
Aix
Sire
Sad
Buckingham
George
Bioward
Ernest Smith
and ‘Xa
Elise Mullinix
William Hood
Snd Amily
Dors Lewin
Hattie Hiley
W.T Norwold
Oliver Phebus
Ida
Emma Burdette
Albert & Trandio
Albert Burns Trandio
Woodland Orchard
Las Croces
N. M
Madison Avenue
Baltimore
Copeland Morton
George Pop~pline
Wm. D. Lilly
Bennett Norris
John Morton
Henry Farber
Gieenmount
New Boonabars elects newcomer bar chief
In Washington county Newcomer was elected bar gese of Boonabars. Rev Henry Brooch resigns from Howard County school Board. John Wantz a Myers District Ostroll county farmer died aged 70. Balliot work at Queen Annes Balliost halted amid town turmoil. Evangelical Church factions in Hagerstown fight over property with knife. Williamsport voters reelect Mayor John A Flemley. Eight cases set for spring Court of Appeals docket. State officials prepare Wednesday audit of accounts for the monthly mofliths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraoz
Bargese
Boonabars
Washington County
Henry Brooch
Howard County
John Wantz
Myers
Ostroll
Beruo
Qirenstown
Evangelical Church
Hagerstown
Citizens
John A. Flemley
Williamsport
Court of Appeals
Ceneral Willast
Annganus
Pleasant social events at Creagerstown and Harmony Grove
A March 27 social at Mr. Lewis O. Ogle’s near Creagerstown featured games, dining, and parlor fun, with many attendees listed by name. A surprise party at Harmony Grove for Mr. and Mrs. A C Croniss included games, dining, and dancing, with numerous guests. Mrs. Kenneth Young hosted a small teily-publog gathering on North Market Street, enjoyed by a few friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis O. Ogle
Creagerstown
Mesera
Leslie Warner
F. W. Hull
Minses Battle
Dovie Stevens
Nellie Matthias
Edos Hull
Bessie Derr
Jennla
Edna Gaver
Messrs
J. G. Stevens
Clarian Ha
Harmony Grove
Bchaefter
Hebreo Smith
Thomas Miller
Casper Ramsburg
William Haines
Misser Celeste Rockies
Elsie Roelkey
Addie Wirthido
Sallie Neighbors
Maud Cronise
Mary Cronise
Emme Schieffer
Grace Groals
Taffy Toll
Kenneth Young
North Market Street
Work of Death Mrs Duvall Dies in Baltimore
Amelia Duvall wife of Dan el Duvall formerly of Mt Airy died at her Baltimore home on February 26 from pneumonia. Funeral held at Prospect Saturday with sermon by Rev Roberts of Fort Avenue Church. Interment Prospect Cemetery. Mary Eva Barges, daughter of M S Barges near Pane No 4, died February 27 of pneumonia at age 1 year 4 months. Funeral at Prospect Saturday. Thomas E Molesworth died last evening near Frederick from a complication of diseases at 65. Survived by wife and two children. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Mt Olivet Cemetery. remains to rest in Mt Olivet. Burial at Prospect Church.
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Duvall
Amelia Duvall
Dan
el Duvall
Mt. Airy
Baltimore
Prospect
Mr. Roberts
Fort Avenue Church
Bitlmore
Othol Fleming
L. T. Lewis
Ridgeville
Taut Eta Borger
Mary Eva Buarzee
Losta
Frederick
Mi. Olivet
Formation of a Maryland Kennel Club in Baltimore
An early meeting at Carrollton Hotel, Baltimore formed a state kennel club planning a bench show in April. Officers and a board of governors were elected, a constitution drafted, and rules set for admission fees and charity profits. The club aims for a state exhibition with open judging next year and seeks an American Kennel Club charter.
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Carrolltom Hovel
Baltimore
Ria
Ciord
Maryland
Mesamenial
Calvert
Chesapeake
Patapaco
Druid
Mewclub
Redmond C. Stewart
George W. Massamore
Weeks
Jesse B. Riggs
Cisssea
Keenel Club
Aea
Kennel Club
American Kennel Club
Four Months Record From Beale County Hospital Ledger
The report lists medical cases and deaths including heart disease, fevers, dyspepsia, and chronic conditions. It notes 21 marriage licenses issued, age 21 requiring parental consent for licenses, four deeds recorded, one deed of assignment, 145 bills of sale, and four mortgage records.
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Beale
Maynard
Ferraery
Tavermenta
Walie
Seatia
Gilbert's American Advertiser Shoe Sale District Notice
A fragmented ad from George A. Gilbert's Frederick Maryland shop announces shoe prices and comparisons. It references ladies and sports footwear with discounts, urging readers to call or visit 16 and 18 North Market Street for deals and bills a promised return on investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Companeon
God
Geo. A. Gilbert
Roe
Spring wall papers arrive at C Be Clines
Readers are informed that spring wall papers have arrived at C Be Clines. The notice requests those desiring wallpaper matching to place orders or view the stock, emphasizing availability and selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Be.cline’s
Church Report and Historical Instrument Tale
Sunday School report shows officers 31 scholars 156 total 187 members 50 conversions 13 library 643 missionary fund 1692 cash in past year 7360 cash out 71.20 cash on hand 1.40 debt for periodicals 4603 James N. Davis superintendent Wm Roberts secretary. A brass instrument in City Hall Shoe Store window fascinates locals. linked to Edward Walter and ancestor who played at Washington inauguration. Also notes medical remedy endorsements and Shiloh cures.
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Asbury Sunday School Board
Aunusl
James N. Davis
Wm. Roberts
Halil Shoe
Edward Walter
Mrr
Waller
David Winebrewer
Heq
Hanover
General Washington
United States
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KEW Rasonic Building
Markee Street
Rene
Wall &T
NEWE
California ‘Fig Syrup Co. Ovig
Rep- Rabie
Ciftom Maltaise
Martris
Sole Profeietors
Ballimore
Saledy
News OF the State
TRE
Bostetter
G. Calilouette
Beaversville UL
Dr. King
L. Pearre
Siz
Ais Porta
J. A. Williamson
Frederick, Ma
Steiner Brow
Cros Eari
Ns. B
Albert J. Peatre
Etchison Balling
Albert Celle
Giliob
Tate
Albert L
Dane Hellerouw
Saitons
Mrs. Barro
Buntevile
Albert Pears
Bretton Building
Atcersi
Pestra Etchinson
Sweensy
San Diego
Cal
Shiloh
Alert L. Pencra, Atchie
Jon Baiting
C. Weis &Co
Epee N. Ei
Ueeur
Albert Lo
Carty
East Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
Q. E. Cline
G. E. Olive
J. Y. Schenck
Caddo
Indy Te! Banner
Phreicmi
Chamberlain
Witlen
A.L. Pearce
Rudy
Airy
Pearre
Etchison
Brown
Mr. Epward Cowax
Hollins St
Geo. W. Fisher
Bate
Loy
Perry's
Ramon
N.Y
Albert
Pesre
Mverhge
Thomagh
Uplomas
Sapitag City
P.O. Drawer
Topeka
Zanes Dawigs
Caton Black
Dries Lie
Japan
Lowger
Caton Manufacturing
Carroll P. C
Baltimoer
Cumberland, MD
New York
America
Comuntry
Lewis EB. Adams
West Church
St. Frederick, Ma
Excelsior Stove House
Paragon
Wilson & Sox
J. Wilson & Sok
Dass
Pame Beck
BR. Fahrney
Basy
Atchison
H. B. Etchison
South Market &T
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