Second Deaths Shock Maryland Town In Family Tragedies
A string of family deaths hits Libertytown and Rocky Ridge areas as Mrs Thaddeus Filby and Mrs Horaceine Filby die within days from paralysis and related illness. Ezra Etzler dies at 84, Thelma Miller dies after brain fever, and sibling deaths follow. Funeral notices cite multiple undertakers and churches, with interments at Keysville and Mt. Olivet.
Wil of Dr HK contested in Washinstow County court
In Orghan's Court of Wash instow county derr Derr pre hat ed in the will of Dr HK. The will leaves his estate absolutely to his wife. The will was opposed by Dre J McP Scott LT Laighlin and Percerine Worth Jr.
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HK. Derr
Orghan
Washinstow
P.m
Dre
J. McP. Scott
LT Laighlin
Percerine Worth, Jr
County Correspondence Telling of Local Happenings
Local writers share notes from their towns detailing community events, small incidents, and everyday life. Highlights include neighborhood meetings, school activities, and minor trades or exchanges shaping daily life across several counties.
Beulah Ogle visiting Washington for inauguration
Creagerstown notes show Beulah Ogle visiting friends in Washington to attend the inauguration. Other items record Geo Warner’s Frederick business trip, a February 28 dance hosted by Jussell Long with music by Masten and Warner, and multiple church services planned for March. Local residents attend inaugurations, visits, and social events while noting an influenza outbreak in the area.
Fragments From Woogdsboro Social News
Mrs Frances Saxton and Frances Josephine spent several days in Frederick. Alberta Hichelberger of Baltimore visited her mother Mrs Clara Douglass. Miss Ruby Culshall in Washington DC. Master William Thiede of Baltimore was guest of Mr and Mrs Allen Hahn. Mrs John Hoffman of Creagers Town visited friends. Miss Grace Dorcus spent time with Miss Kate Kauffman near Frederick. Reverend A G Null spoke at Buckeystown M E church on Every Christian a Soul. County convention to be held June 18 and 48 at the Lutheran church in runs Wick. Several local residents traveled to Baltimore and Washington for visits and errands. Mrs Margie Renner funeral at Thocky Ridge attended by many. Various social calls and visits noted among residents of Woogdsboro and nearby areas.
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ELIZANESH TOLEPOING _ Migs Iglizateth
Josephine Lease
John M. Lease
Poole
Frances Saxton
Daugh- Frances Josephine
Frederick
Alberta Hichelberger
Baltimore
Clara Douglass
Ruby Culshall
Washington, D. C
William Thiede
Allen Hahn
Grace Dorcus
Kate Kauffman
William Crouse
Washington, D.C
John Hoffman
Creagerstown
Frignds
Georg Claybaush
Ladiesburg
Buckeystown M. BE
A. G. Null
Jeffferson
Frederick County
Jefferson
Reading
NeHie Thomas
Theresa
Messrs
Kidd. G. Ror
Walter K. Hes
Mr. Null
George Wood
Near Necky Ridge
Willian HH
Joshua I. Gruber
Walter Dorsey
Altoona
M. J. Grabill
Hedgesville
J. W. Stine
Harry Either
Furry Boone
Familly
Gran Frueshour
A. W. Loy
Wan. Muninga
Annie Sheeley
Ruth Slmmel
Ithel Frushour
Mas Fisher's
Mary Long
Woodshboro
Pupman
Charles O. Hamerick
Lewistown
Helva L
Percy V. Putman
John Putman
Utica
S. A Ledges
Middletown
Dr. Beall
Libertytown
Mar
C. O. Hamerick
Muriel
John H Pitman
George Getzbaugh
Christopher
Baker
Harriet Devil Frederick
Mid
Clarence Pitman
Taneytown
Clayton Putman
Charlie Hoffman
Jesse Pittinger
G. H. Enfield
Ira Beall
Elizabeth Engelbrecht
Christopher Mortensen
Annie Warrenieitz
Zoa
Harmony Grove
Bradley Wiles
Andrew Cramer
Milton Holt
E. J. Uuterback
Tempe
Allie Late. Thurmont
Wm. Bowers
Sophia Freshour
Jacob Laymar
Florence
Susan Powell
Franklin Miller
John Hesson
Lizzie
Bessie
Milton Maine
Lettie
Margie
Vernet’ Smith
Hanover
Washington
Annapolis
Maryland Delegates at Federal Good Road Convention
Mr Charles W Hoss of this county is named by Governor Galisborough to represent Maryland at the Federal Good Road Convention in Washington. The ocean to ocean highway proposal from Baltimore to Los Angeles is among the key topics to be discussed.
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Charles W. Hoss
Cour
Galisborough
Maryland
Washington
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Attorney General weighs Sylvan Retreat asylum plan
Poe tells Allegany County Commissioners that Sylvan Retreat cannot be converted into a State Hospital along Dr. Herr ing’s suggested model without new legislation. He proposes seeking such authorization from the General Assembly at its next session. Eric Paligren, wealthy clubman, seeks divorce from Lucy Drexel Mahren of Dresci Morgan & Co. fame. The New York trial opened yesterday to dispute allegations by Mrs. Dalleren. A neighbor named Mrs. Margaret Castle suffered an accident during vigiling at Mr Pete Wek’s home, later described as a troubling night with heavy feeding and restless symptoms observed by onlookers.
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Poe
Allegany County
Sylvan
Cumberland Institution For the Insane
A. P. Herring
Ate Lunacy Commission
General Assembly
Eric K. Paligren
Lucy Drexcl
Mahiaren
Joseph A Mrexch
Dresci, Morgan & Co
New York
Mrs. Dalleren
S. Nederer
Mrs Dahlia
Margaret Castle
Pete
Miss Hum erick and Miss Oille Rodrick’s Weddings
Two weddings unfold in Maryland towns as Miss Helva L. Hamerick marries Mr. Percy V. Putman in Lewistown with a large reception list of families and friends, then Miss Ollie Bertha Rodrick wed Mr. Thomas P. Guller in Jefferson with a church ceremony and a Philadelphia trip. An engagement announces Irene You to John Bannister Gibson.
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D. F. Rodrick
Jefferson
Thomas P. Culler
Puller -Rodrick
Reformed Church
Ollie Bertha Rodrick
Thomas P. Guller
William C Sykes
Messrs
Roy Remsburg
Culler
Thomas
Claude Hargett
W. C. Sykes
D. F P. Rodrick
John Culler
Church Til
Philadelphia
Fengaville
Albert A. Doub
Cumberland
Irene You
John Bannister Gibson Roberts
W. Milner Roberts
Jacob Humbird
Marriage Planned for April at the Doub Home
A millionaire railroad contractor who built lines for the late Dome Pedro in Brazil is to marry in April at the Doub residence. The couple have kept the engagement private and expect a small ceremony with family in attendance.
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Millonaire Railroad
Dome Pedro
Brazil
Doub
Personal notices of travelers and visitors in the city
Mise May Hagan returns from Washington as do several others including Mrs Clara V Mott and Mrs C S Howard with Frank, plus Alderman and Mehrl Gittinger attending Wilson's inauguration. A variety of residents from Arnold Pa Yellow Springs Ohio and Newton Highlands Mass are listed as visiting or returning from trips to Baltimore Washington and other locales.
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W. J. Cozens
Winifred
Newton Highlands
Mass
C. EB. Cline
Life of David Livingstone discussed at church service
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church held an anniversary program at the parsonage on East Church street. Readings and talks covered David Livingstone and Africa, with a large Africa map aiding the discussion. A donation of 4.5 million pounds for missions was noted, along with piano solos and light refreshments.
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M.E. Church
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
East Church Street
John D. Hendrickson
David Livingstone
Africa
Livingstone
Morning Star
L. BE. Mullinix
Miss DeLashmult
R. R Lewis
BE. H. Lamar
Miss Dill
Miss Wickham
Doublernered Hair Shine Promised By Danderine Ad
An advertisement extols Danderine as a hair treatment that lightens hair, creates waves, adds shine, and cleanses the scalp. It claims regular use dissolves dandruff, purifies the scalp, and leads to finer, softer, more abundant hair after a few weeks. It urges trial at drug counters.
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Rou
Knowlton
The Pen War Fair Am Races At York Warehime Frederick
Clumsy OCR reads indicate a meeting of the Pen War Fair association in York with Warehime and members, as Jeffer York plans attendance. News coverage notes the event and its growth.
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Frederick
York
Jeffer York
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