Deaths across Frederick county reported in local column
Multiple obituary items outline deaths in Frederick county including Mrs Susan Shuman at 98, Mrs Charles Kehne in Lewistown aged 66, Eugene P Mercer of Ellicott City age 68, Emanuel Robinson at Kemp farm near Frederick aged about 83, John H Bruchey former Middletown Valley resident at Thurmont aged 76, and Mary Margaret Miller of Detour aged 19. Details cover ages, residence, death causes, family relations, and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kehne
Soa
Lewistown
Russell Miller
Betour
Kemp
Frederick County
Catocun Furnace
Susan Shuman
John Sluman
Charles Kehne
Charles Iehne
Harrison Kehne
Chas Kehne
Texas
Maryland
Forest Glen
Chas
Feaga
Treder
William Kehune
Buckeystown
Laura Kehne
Washington
William
Schell
Frederick
East Fourth Street
St. John’s Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Tuglse Pe Wencer
Eugene P. Mercer
Howard County
Ellicott City
Isaiah Mercer
Emanuel Robinson
D. Columbus Kemp
Fredick
Robinson
Kemps
Quinn A
John H. Bruchey
Middletown Valley
Laura A. Stiner
Thurmont
Dae
Mgr. Brachey
G. B
M. L. Creager
Mary Margaret Miller
Detour
Rocky Ridge
William C. Miller
Keysville
L. Creager
Mrs Haller Sicks At Home As Brengle Recovers
Mrs Louisa Haller of West Church street remains confined at home with the flu. Charles L Brengle of West South street, previously laid up with a mashed toe, has recovered enough to go out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Haller
West Church Street
Charles L Brengle
West South Street
New Liberty Bank to Open March 16 in Libertytown
Liberty town promoters push to open a new bank by March 16 with about 7000 of 10000 capital subscribed. The old Kregle property on the Public Square will host a 24 by 40 foot building, with work starting soon, while some operations begin in the old bank room. Depositors in the prior bank await full settlement by around March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Mullinix
NEW Liberty Bank
Une
Libertytown
B. FF. Flammaker
Libertytown Savings Bank
Hummaker
Hammaker
Lilbertstown
Kregle
James M.sappington
Downes
Marth
Rate changes narrow freight charges in Western Maryland routes
Public Service Commission bulletin issued March 1 lists several rate reductions for commodities. Grain from Loy's Graceham and Thurmont to Baltimore drops to seven cents per hundredweight. scrap iron from Mt. Airy to Frederick at 70 cents per long ton. from Sykesville at 90 cents. manure Baltimore to Buckeystown and Frederick at 1.15 dollars per ton. Granite and crushed stone rates from Baltimore to Woodstock and Sykesville end. A $3 per car switching charge applies at Cumberland between Western Maryland and Georges Creek Cumberland Railroads, with a $2.50 per car charge under certain conditions absorbed by Western Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
the Public Service Commission
Maryland
Loy's
Graceham
Thurmont
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Mt. Airy
Frederick
Sykesville
Buckeystown
Woodstock
Cumberland
Georges Creek
Western
Local temperance meeting in WoC discusses reform
An interesting program at the Frances Hetskye Young branch meeting in WoC featured readings by Lillian Gardier and Lillian Rothenhoefer, a solo, and a speech by Elder Pelton on drinking costs. The group planned a rehearsal for the cantata Buy Your Own Chores and pledged Mizpah, while the Maryland local option debate moved forward with opposition leader William J. Anderson praising Taft's veto as a victory for temperance forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Hetskye
Woc
Rand
Towas
Apiit
Girs
Lillian Gardier
Lillian Rothenhoefer
Hazel Dianett
Elelden S. Pelton
Abraham Lincoln
Webb-Kenyon
Maryland
Sid Wiliam J. Anderson
Anti-Saloon League
Bhar Vland
Methodist Temperance Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington
Baltimore
Taft
YMCA dorm kitchen gets new look this month
Physical Director Taylor and C. Mo Stevens scrub and paint the dormitory kitchen at the YMCA to ready for a new rest room operation. They remove old furniture, repaint walls, and plan to keep the area sanitary with all fixtures refreshed. Messrs Taylor Slovens and Prof Wilmart Ken assist with brushes while Mrs Igdwatt D. Quoner visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YM. C. A
Wre
Taylor
C. Mo Stevens
Tle Association
Gismornhys
Lib
Iacht Messie
Damage Cases Settled In Three Personal Injury Suits
Three damage suits filed in United States District Court against the Pennsylvania Trojan Powder Company and a New Jersey corporation, with Allentown headquarters, by Ryland Scott, James L. Trees, and John W. Hipkins, seeking $20,000 each, were settled with each plaintiff receiving $1,900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camage U Uits
Pennsylvania Trojan Powder Company
New Jersey Corporation
Allentown
United States District Court
Ryland Scott
J. McPherson Scott
Hagerstown
James L. Trees
Potomac Valley Stone and Lime Company
Pinesburg
John W. Hipkins
Scott
Buckeystown School Contributes to Charity Fund
Buckeystown public school principal Prof. F R Neighbours sent The News a 7.25 dollar check raised by the school for the Guy Stone fund. Assistant principal Miss Helen DeLagsh mutt notes the sum is added to the little fellow’s account, bringing the total to 572.62 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Neighbours
Buckeystown
Guy Stone
Helen DeLagshmutt
Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Refund Guarantee
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Tall's Catarrh Cure. It includes a testimonial from Walding Kinman Marvin and notes Cheney & Co of Toledo as trusted suppliers. The internal remedy claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials available and price 73 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding
Kixnan & Marvin
Tate Hall
Walkersville Team Organizes for 1913 Season
Walkersville Md notes the Walkersville baseball team has organized for the 1913 season and challenges any team with players aged 14 to 15. Contact W B Clemson by writing or phoning. Line-up includes RL String Clemson F Strine Hawk, Wi hide Palmer Oland Kling Roderick and E Strine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
W. B. Clemson
RL String
Clemson
F. Strine
Hawk
Wihide
Palmer
Oland
Kling
Roderick
Strine
Old Jug Bridge mural at Harner's drug store
A mirror at Harner's drug store soda fountain shows a painted view of the old Jug Bridge over the Monocary on the Baltimore Pike. The art is signed Albert Rhodes and others. The piece advertises Chanthelain Conga Remedy as a rapid cure for various illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Jug Bridge
Harner's Drug
Old Jug Ridge
Albert Rhodes
Harts
Ieee
Ate
Harner’s Drug Store
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Osthur
Catoctin Furnace
Belly
Jean Mercer
Maggie Mercer
Lorace Mereer
Beverly Mercer
Ridgeway
Pmaxims
Rolenson
Bruchely
Ales
America
A. Williamson
Rexall
United Stats
Ad Great
Y. PB
Anderson
Mra. Igdwatt D. Quoner
Unionville
Lewis i Corlar
Mast
Third Street
Gypsey
Pearre
the Marvel
the People’s Theatre
Eclair
Chas, Forbes
Barbara Tennant
Niagara Fatla
New York City
Alous Brother
Es Spierseek Ak
Buckeystown School
the Empire
GRAM
Warren Kerrigan
Thanhouser
Sten
Reliance
Broadway
Fisher
Sarsaparilla
Greenawalt’s
West Patrick Street
New York
Temple OF Music
North Market Street
George A. Everhart
Odds and
H. R. Flautt
City Opera House Shoe Store
Ian
Co. L. Kefauver Optometrist and Jeweler
N. Market ST
Frederick MD
Jd. A. Ramsburg
Frederick, Md
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