March 8 In American History Highlights
Key anniversaries mark Simon Cameron Lincoln era figures and naval charters. Notables include the 1802 Haupton Reads charter, the Merrimac ironclad havoc, Henry Ward Beecher’s death, Ericsson’s Monitor, and General W. S. Franklin. Astronomical notes show sun and moon events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Cameron
Lincoln
Benantiuna Naval
Haupton
Tam Merrimac
Havoy
Henry Ward Beécher
John Ericsson
W. 8. Franklin
Public Sale Notices Urged For Coming Season
Those planning public sales should promptly contact Trim News with names, addresses and sale dates to be recorded in the Public Sale Record and avoid conflicts. Tax News notes it publishes the Sara Reosten feature in daily and weekly issues. ads require advance orders and copy for printing.
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Tax News
Inite
Sara Reosten
Fuge
eHagar
Funeral Arrangements for Naomi F. Smith and Frances P. Barrow
The funerals were held yesterday for Naomi F. Smith with services at her home on Winucheaster Street led by Elder Welty Fahr ney and at United Brethren Church in Myeraville with Elders Goo Harp and Zuse. Pallbearers were Masters Wachtel Horine Toms Leatherman. interment at churchyard. Thomas P. Rice was funeral director. Frances P. Barrow also funeralized yesterday at 9 30 am at St Domin’s Church with Rev Kane. Pallbearers Crimmins Fraley Rameburg El Charlea Breaner Kuasmaul. interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. Thomas P. Rice was funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi F. Smith
Winucheaster Street
Welty Fahrney
Myeraville
United Brethren Church
Eldera Goo
F. Harp
Frank G. Zuse
Russell Wachtel
Cyrun Horine
Austin Toms
Harry Leatherman
Thomas P. Rice
Frances P. Bparrow
Doin’s
W. J. Kane
Daniel Crimmins
Lewis HB. Fraley
Wn. H. Rameburg
Edwant’ J. el Charlea E. Breaner
Lewie T. Kuasmaul
Mt. Olivet
Local Sickness Report From East Fourth Street Area
A fragmentary illness update lists several residents by house on East Fourth and nearby streets. Names include Master Raymond Dyer, Master Michal Beriteher, Mic, Raymond Loy, Adie, Sallie Cramer, Henry Dertzbaugh, Bivens Lancaster, and Master Thomas A ue line. Conditions range from grip, shoumation, and whodinatiam to confined to bed. one person is reported better after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Dyer
East Fourth Street
Michal Beriteher
Third Street
Mic
Raymond Loy
Sixth Street
Jy Adie
Sallie Cramer
Henry Dertzbaugh
North Market
Bivens Lancaster
Thomas
Patrick Street
Baseball plans form as local teams seek spring action
The article notes Col and A Baughman preparing to manage the YMCA team with April games and matches arranged with Eastern College Catholic University Mt St Marys and Gallaudet. It discusses limited local representation for Frederick and Hagestown and the Board of Governors weighing options for a strong schedule. It lists prospective players and mentions new suits at Central Hardware Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Board of Governors
Hagerstown
Winchester
Neociation
Highlees
Balb
Amine
Garoge. Co
Avatin Baughman
VY. Moca
Fis
Eastern College
Catholic University
Mt. St. Mary's
Gallaudet
M.C. A
Belts
Slaughter
Hogarth
Lense
Malone
Frank’ Kennedy
Jerry Garrett
Harry Creager
Joe Hisenhauer
Earl Derr
Derr Sahm
Dons Houff
Robert Birch
Harry Phoebus
Walter Duvall
LeGore
Irving Storm
Harry Sander
FE. A. Baughman
Arrests at Thurmont and court actions summarized
Local brief reports arrests by Sheriff Grimes and Deputy Hauver at Thurmont for disorderly conduct and disturbing the peace on Tuesday and Saturday nights. Edwin Hopkins charged with assault at Bartholow’s. John Williams released on hearing. A near-accident incident recounts Mr. J Marshall Grumbine’s quick action to save a horse and buggy during a storm near Doubs. Revival continues at Yellow Springs with large crowds and eight penitents, 23 conversions recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinumont
Howard
Wash
Ridenovne
Thurmont
Grimes
Hauver
Pred
Howard Ridenour
Ridenour
Sherif Hauver
Thurnout
Enjamin Jones
John Francie Smith
Lee
J. Marshall Grumbine
Doubs
Byusay
Mr.Grombine
Ines
Frederick
Yellow Springs
Ae. E. A Lamar
Aeatty
Mountain District
Reverend Kieffer Chosen as Assistant Pastor at Evan Reformed
The Evangelical Reformed Church of Frederick appoints Rev. J. G. Kieffer of Mercersburg Pennsylvania as assistant pastor. The consistory approved at a February meeting and his acceptance was received by secretary Charles F. Knock. He will assume duties May 1 after a distinguished career at Mercersburg and a recent decline of a Grace Reformed Church post in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kieffer
Evan. Reformed Church
Enti J. G. Kieifer
Mercersburg
Hay
Evangelical Reformed Church of
Frederick
Afr
Charles F. Knock
Con‘sistory
Statls
Spaegter Kieffer
Hagerstown
Franklin A Manghail College
Reformed Theotaefeal Semminary
Lancaster
Reformed
Long-lived resident Francia J. Hahn dies at Pearl home
Francia J. Hahn, aged 96, died this afternoon at 1215 at the home of his daughter Mrs. Charles E. Maller in Pearl after a long illness. He lived in the area nearly a century and was a venerable figure in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francia J. Hahn
O'Clork
Charles’ BE. Maller
Pearl
Obituary for Mr Habn Hahn of Pearl Baltimore and Washington
Mr Hahn a plasterer by trade lived with his daughter in Pearl for thirteen years. He maintained his health and memory until recently and enjoyed recounting his early experiences. He is survived by three daughters and five sons including Charles E Hahn of Pearl and John Myler and Mrs Isaac Crum of the city. sons Marshall Raymond William and Pilas Hahn of Baltimore. and James Hahn of Washington. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Habn
Troll
Perel
Hahn
Mire
Charles
Hal Ver
Pearl
John Myler
Isaac Crum
City
Messia
Marshall
Raymond
Willian
Pilas Hahn
Baltimore
Jamea Finhn
Washington
Petition for New Public Road Near Cramer's Burnt Mills
County commissioners received a petition to locate and open a new public road from the Woodsboro and Frederick turnpike near Cramer's Burnt Mills to intersect with the Devil’s Bridge to Walkersville road near Rock Chapel Church. A second road from Edward Crom’s farm on the sand hole schoolhouse would extend about 22 miles. The board will view the proposed route before action.
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Board of County Commissioners
Woodsboro
Frederick
Cramer's Burnt Mi
Devilplan’ Bridge
Walkersville
Pear Rock Chapel
Edward’Crom
Doctor T Henry Charles To Join Frederick Practice
Dr. T Henry Charles will move with his family from Hagerstown to Frederick to join Dr. H P Fabroey. Born and raised in Cumberland he studied at the University of Maryland and served as health officer of Allegany county. He once ran Bylvan Retreat for the Insane at Cumbri ngad and worked with Dr A C Bernay of St Louis before going to Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
T. Henry Charles
Hagerstown
H.P. Fabroey
Charles
Cumberland
University of Maryland
Allegany County
Bylvan
Cumbrerigad
A. C. Bernay
St. Louis
Col. E. A. Baughman Returns from Mexico Trip
Col. E A Baughman returned from an extensive trip through Mexico. The journey featured strong interest in gold and silver mines and substantial travel expenses across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Baughman
Mexico
New York
Washington
Retreat at Academy of the Visitation
Pupils at the Academy of the Visitation will enter a retreat tomorrow evening at seven until Sunday morning. The Sodality of the Sacred Heart is invited to attend services conducted by Rev. Father Woods of Woodstock College.
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Academy of the Vistration
Sodality of the Bacred Heart
Father Woods
Woodatock Collec
Will of John Eisenhauer filed for probate in Orphans Court
The will of the late John Eisenhauer of this city has been filed for probate. He bequeaths all his estate to his wife Margaret Eisenhauer absolutely and appoints her executrix without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eisenhauer
Orphans’ Court
Margaret Eisenhauer
Bank Set to Move to New Building Next Week
Early reports indicate the Prevkup Savlage Bank is nearing completion of its new building and will likely relocate from its current offices next week as construction finishes and the transfer is prepared.
Bill to enlarge capital and change company name passed
State Senate proposed measure by Senator Mathias would rename the People’s Fire Insurance Company of Frederick County to the People’s Fire Insurance Company of Maryland. It allows offices in Frederick or Baltimore, boosts capital from 100 000 to 200 000 now and up to 1 000 000 later. Also included is a rescue of Miss Rebecca Rudy who fell into a well at Middletown. she was saved by her sister and William Smith with Dr Le Beckley providing medical aid. City Opera House presents Imperial Minstrels on March 9 with a noon street parade expected. a lively, well received show promises catchy music and notable humor.
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State Senate
Mathias
People’s Fire Insurance Company
Frederick County
People's Fire Tnsurance Company
Maryland
Scone
Maryidore
Cena
Frederick City
Baltimore
Misa Rudy
Rebecca Rudy
Jacob Rudy
Middletown
Miss Rudy
William Smith
Mina Rudy
BR le Beckley
Mise Rudy
City Opera House
Imperial Minstrels
City Opéra House
Would-Be Cowboys Runaway Pair Arrested in Hagerstown
David Knight a young married man of Hagerstown and Eliuier Tabler16 yearold son of Howard Tabler of Monde were arrested after a tip from Tabler's father. They planned to run away to Oklahoma to become cowboys. Knight recently worked at Mandel where he met Tabler. Neither had money on arrest and they said they would work their way to Oklahoma.
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Gowhoyd
David Knight
Hagerstown
Eliuier Tabler
Howard Tabler
Monde
Young Tabler
Oklahoma
Knight
Mandel
Doubs Aid Society Meeting At Watters Home
The Ladies Aid Society of Doubes M church held a monthly gathering on Friday March 4 at the home of Mr and Mrs Albert Watters in Doubesia County. President Mrs John W Carey led with a hymn and prayer by Mr O B Thomas. Minutes were read by Mrs Nellie Carey and the group adjourned to meet April 1 at the Carey residence.
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Doub's Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Doul
Albert Watters
Doub'e
Sia County
John W. Carey
O. B. Thomas
Nellie Caray
Maryland Day Observance Postponed by DAR Chapter
The Frederick Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution postpones the annual Maryland Day celebration from March 25 Good Friday to a date to be announced later. The chapter meets at Mrs Ritchie Court Square for an informal program with each member to bring notes on Maryland on a subject of her choice.
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Maryland
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ritchie
Court Square
Potatoes Exhibit Showcased At The News Office
Mr. Everest Harding displayed Irish potatoes grown by John T. Shafer from the old Thomson place near Acamtons. Seven pounds weight and the Century variety were praised as splendid specimens. Shafer harvested about a thousand bushels last year.
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Everest Harding
John T. Shafer
Thomssom
Acaimtons
Shafer
Epworth League Social Planned At Methodist Church
At eight this evening in the funder school room on Jest Second Street the senior Epworth League of the M E Church South will hold a social. An interesting program will be rendered and all members and prospective attendees are cordially invited.
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Epworth League
Funder School
Second Street
M. E. Church
South
Accident injures rural mail carrier's fingers
A rural mail carrier was injured while delivering mail when a box lid closed on his right hand. A spike or edge cut two fingers badly, as he was retrieving items from a malt box along his route.
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Yaad Enniier
Bia Horec
Charity Society to Convene Meeting at 7 P M
The Charity Organization Society and related group will hold a meeting at seven o’clock at the near office. Officials note the event carries local significance and will address community needs and fundraising.
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Non Coats Ae Pitretige Society
Notice of Bank Interest Rate Change On Deposits
On November the Int. 1000, this Bank increased rate to four per cent on all special internal hearing deposits, excess deposits and other respects subject to contract provisions under which they were made.
Progressive ticket wins in Williamaport election
The Progressive ticket secured victory in Williamaport's municipal election. William H. Brown, a 00 year old volunteer fireman, was fatally injured at a fire in Annapolia. An Anti-Saloon League probe led to four arrests in Laurel for liquor sales. The Gardner Will case in Rockville was interrupted by Harry W. Houston's arrest on a murder threat. Lula Houston of Philadelphia was found dead in a Belvedere Hotel Baltimore room with a self-inflicted bullet. coroner cites suicide. Labor talks report concessions from Commissioner Neill and Baltimore and Ohio officials and trainmen.
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Progressive
Williamaport
William H. Brown
Annapolia
Anti-Aaroon League
Laurel
Rockville
Gardner Will
Harry W. Houston
Mia
Lula Houston
Leon Straus
Philadelphia
Belvedere Hotel
Baltimore
Riley
Neill
Baltimore and Ohio
Fires Hit County Farms and Rinks After Lightning
A Sunday storm in Carroll County caused fires at a large barrack near Frank Barnes by Sama Creek and a barn on John DeLeashmuts farm, both destroyed. The Diamond rink hosted a Sunday school basketball meet with expected lineup. Miss Mas Morgan lost a fine diamond ring while traveling from Knoxville toward George roots near that place.
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Carroll County
Frank Barnes
Sama Creek
John DeLeashmuts
Sree Ath Nany
Dismondy
Rinkenan
Mas Morgan
Knoxville
George Roots
Local Film Snippets and Theatre Titles Listed
A local note lists film titles and plays including The Legion of 2? rll drama at Gaumont and other unlucky omen works. It mentions Acrobatic exercises by Colifri's rats and pathé extra reel, plus Dukes Piao from Biograph as additional cinema items.
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Legion of 2
Gaumont
Oxerman
Colifri
Pathe
Braddock Tonight and Skating Ad Promotions
Local column advertises Braddock Tonight and oontight skating with car prices around 7.38 and 8.15. It promotes fruit such as Pink Malaga Grapes and Florida oranges with similar price points. Also mentions clothing and a temperance program, reflecting a scattered 20th century promotional page.
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Braddock
Oontight
Malaga
Florida
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American Cigar Co
W. Athey
Bessie M
Kaufman Potatoes
Kaufman
W. CT
Relal
McCardell
the Marvel
Rosenstock Bros
Columbus
Moner
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Mister Rimmings
Apis
J. D. Hendrickson
McDonald
Maury McDeonald
Reilroad
T Brunswick
Col. &. A. Baughman
Rome
Francis D. Hahn
MR. Francis D. Han
People’s Incucanes Company
Menetor Mathias
Gitisans
Rational Bank
Citizens! National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
D. Baker
Asat
Deshler
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Motel
Gang Thompson
Willon
Eidig & Miller
Williamson's 8 Drug Store
Williamson
Toe Rexall
Care
Ciananee
Avusax G. Quin & Co
Tursuay
T Diamond
Are. C. Harry Miller
North Market Street
Sanita
Gorwan
Af Ogg South Market
Highberger
Foneaan Bogperpe
Aia
Day
Wight
Oitlasng” National Bank
Ipsomas P. Bigh
Margery Otreat
Warurwium, Lld
Charles L, Renn
Denver
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GEO
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Trocgick
Carroll
C. J. &. Young
Jharles Ae K
Young
Zionaroerai
Wen Bowes
Court Strest
Pulite
No. 31
Court Street
Balising
Regua
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