Personal items note visitors and returns from Washington
PURELY PERSONAL. Mr CBE Simpson of Mr Alry spent the day in this city on business. Mr Cyrus F. Thomas Washington DC was registered at the Oisy Hotel yesterday. Dr and Mrs Harry P Fahrney North Market street spent yesterday in Hagerstown. Mr Charles O Raderack near this city has returned from a business trip to Washington. Miss Mabel Dertzbaugh who has been visiting friends in Washington during the inauguration has returned home. Mrs Philip J Nussbaum and Mr Harry R Nussbaum who have been visiting relatives in Washington have returned home. Miss Rosie Stern East Patrick street who has been spending several weeks with friends and relatives in Washing ton DC has returned. Mia O J Rishi and daughter Lillian South Market street who have been the guests of relatives and friends in Washington have returned home.
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Cbe Simpson
Alry
Cyrus F. Thomas
Washington D. C
Oisy Hotel
Harry P. Fahrney
North Market Street
Hagerstown
Charles O. Raderack
Washington
Mabel Dertzbaugh
Philip J. Nussbaum
Harry R Nussbaum
Rosie Stern
East Patrick Street
Washington, D. C
Mia
O. J. Rishi
Lillian
South Market Street
Social World Dance at Jefferson Honors Guests
A March 1 social at Mr. Charles Zimmerman’s Jefferson residence showcased lively dancing led by Emory F. Keller with music by Mr. Crampton and Mr. Wiles. Dozens of local residents attended, including Misses Blanche Keller Lizzie Keller Lillian Shaff Myrtle Shaff Maggie Hage and many others. refreshments followed late into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Charles Zimmerman
Emory F. Keller
Crampton
Wiles
Blanche Keller
Lizzie Keller
Lillian Shaff
Myrtle Shaff
Maggie
Jon. A. Stang
Luther Remsburg
Albert Bunnard
Laster M. Culler
Calvin Hamilton
Jon Jamison
Oliver T. King
Elmer Crampton
Joseph Hoffman
Edward Rice
Earl Rice
Newton W. Heller
William Seward
Paul Z. Culler
Hugh Culler
Arthur Lines
Harry Stockman
Floyd Zimmerman
Chan
Trundle, Jr
Arthur Rice
Railway line north of Mukden cut by Japan forces
Tokio dispatch reports the railway north of Mukden has been severed by Japanese action. The confrontation is part of broader hostilities in Manchuria as military operations continue with limited details available from the field.
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Tokio
Mukden
Senator Bate Dead
Special Dispatch reports United States Senator William B. Bate of Tennessee died in Washingtoy this morning of pneumonia.
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Tak News
Washingtoy
United States
William B. Bate
Tennessee
Dean's Ointment Promises Quick Relief for Itching Piles
An advertisement touts Dean's Ointment for everyday itching from piles and eczema. It features endorsements from Frederick residents and cigar maker E. J. Hikios of 34 East Third Street, noting quick, thorough healing and urging purchase from Clinton E. Mann's drug store. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo is sole US agent. price is 50 cents.
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Dean
Frederick People
E. J. Hikios
East Thirdetreat
Clinton E. Mann
Market Street
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Generous Old Folks Home Offer In Maryland Declined
A joint Maryland district meeting at San Mar Washington county considered Dr Peter Fahrney of Frederick’s offer to establish a large Old Folks Home near Frederick. The report favored accepting the San-Mar proposal, while a minority offered another option. Trustees were elected to form the Fabraey Memorial Old Folks Home and memorial services were held for Dr Peter Fahrney who died March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Sac-Mar
Washington County
Folas
Frederick
S. H Utz
E. A. Barnhart
Hagerstown
B Shoop
Maptevilla
C. D Bonsack
Westminster
Reading
Pater Fahraey
Chicago
Peter D. Fahrney
San-Mar
Pater Fahrney
San Mar
Anid
Peter B. Fahrnsy
Pater D. Fahrney
Frederick Valley
Centreville lighting plant and local deaths in state
News items report Centreville lighting plant trade, the death of John P Slaugh obaupt aged 70 at Smithsburg, and a corruption case involving Dencan Baxter moved from Allegany to Gagerstown. The Hoover House in Hagerstown sold for 12000 to William H Armstrong. James Watson of Perryville indicted for murder near Perryville two months ago. North East High School building condemned as unsafe by Baltimore expert Building Inspector Preston.
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Dencan Baxter
Allegany County
Gagerstown
Hoover
Hagerstown
William H. Armatrong
James Watson
Perryville
Wna
Walter Alexander
Oaoll County
North East
Ac County
Euspestor Preston
Baltimore
Stull and Martz Wed in Quiet Charlesville Ceremony
Ira Stanton Stull and Mattie Susan Martz, both of near Charlesvills, were married on Wednesday March 8 at 3 pm by Rev. S. M. Hencb at his residence 216 North Market arrest. Attended by close friends, they shared a reception at the bride’s parents home. The bride has served as Zion Reformed Church organist for several years.
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Zion Reformed Pharch
Invited to Church by Hose Company Chaplain
A special meeting of the Independent Hose Company is set for Friday evening at 7:80 to decide on attending divine services at the Episcopal church upon invitation from Chaplain Rev. De. Ozborne Ingle.
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Independent Hose Company
de. Ozborne Ingle
Episcopal Church
New Quarters Opened for Kiedonla County Council in Frederick
The new headquarters at Rosen our building corner Market and West Value street was opened by Washington Camp No 17 P O S of A. The ceremony featured Rev C E Redeker state officer remarks praising harmony and mobility in the order. William H Hinks also spoke on patriotism and the camp’s progress. Rev Redeker stayed as guest of Mr Henry J D Hagan.
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Kiedonla Council
U. A.M
Rosenour
Washington Camp
Aamp
Praganos
State Executivea
State Mantor of Forms
C E Roedeker
Orenton
Redeker Wart
Wan Baling
Campa
Aes
William H Hinks
Hrederick
Redeker
Henry J. D. Hagan
North Market Street
Baughman Leads Maryland Booth At St Louis Fair Visit
Gen Baughman of Maryland meets with St Louis Exposition President Francis and Louisian a officials in New Orleans to discuss exhibit transfers and a joint conference with bankers and merchants. Governor Blanchard attends as Southern dignitaries observe a notable gathering. Francis dinner honors Blanchard as the party departs. The Sick centers on local residents reporting illnesses and improving conditions with several names listed along East Church and Patrick streets.
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Baughman
New Orleans
New
Leans
Geo
L. Victor Baughman
Maryland
St. Louis
O.R. Francis
St. Louisa
W. ©. Stubbs
J.B. Lavert
Ales Fortier
Rogers
Louisiana
Blanchard
Lonialana
Stubbs
Cadets from Maryland Agricultural College in inaugural parade
Frederick Boyn joined the Washington inaugural parade along with cadets George O Zimmerman and Robert Goodell sons of prominent figures, all students at Maryland Agricultural College College Park Md. The cadets presented a fine appearance and drew applause. The faculty earned praise for the school's high educational standard in the state.
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Frederick Boyn
George O. Zimmerman
George H. Zimmerman
Robert Goodell
O. F. Goodell
Maryland Agricultural College
College Park
Washington
Bank to Baird. First National Bank to Build Log House
The First National Bank of Mt. Airy with president Hon M G Urner is estimating the cost of a new bank log house to be erected this spring with modern facilities. Real estate agent L M Nixdorff Jr reports sale of 147 North Market Street by John O Wonathig to Charles B Shipley for 1500. A marriage license was issued in Baltimore to William L Eller widower of Philadelphia and Margis M Eyler divorced of the county.
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Baird
First National Bank
Mt. Airy
M. G. Urner
Thia Cisy
Thia Spring
Seal Estate
L. M. Nixdorff, Jr
John O. Wonathig
North Market Street
Charles &. Shipley
Baltimore
William L. Eller
Philadelphia
Margis M. Eyler
Devor Paint Co Letter to J Marshall Miller
A Frederick Massachusetts letter from A W Devor & Co recounts the Devoe paint business from 1832 to the present. The note notes age and longevity in Bright town Norwich and mentions sales by P i Hargets & Co. and Vevo s lead and z ne.
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J. Marshall Miller
Frederick, Ma
Fred Mitchell
Norwich
Devoe
Bright Town
Legislature Allocates Road Funds Needs State Aid Plan
The State Geological Survey Commission met with Governor Warfield to review road improvements across Maryland counties. They list proposed miles for 1913, plan to limit costs per mile and bridge, and note no funds or legislative provision yet for the expenditures.
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State Geological Survey Commission
Warfield
Atkinson
Remeen
Johns Hopking University
Ospiah Sylvester
Maryland Agricultural College
Bullock Clark
Clark
Anne Arundel
Baltimore
Caroline
Carroll
Gesot
Quartes
Frederick
Harford
Howard
Montgomery
Prince George's
Queen Anne's
Ss. Mary
Yalbos
Washington
Worcester
Dar Obesker County
Calvert
Garruté
Kent
Somerset
Wicomico
Atkingon
Geological Survey
Deceased, Wanderer Cramer, and Local Notices
The deceased, Mr. Jacob Cramer, died suddenly from hemorrhage on the road to Wagner's trolley station. Mr. Daniel B. Crouse will move into the Goodhope Fruit Farm dwelling after wintering with the Kilnes. Multiple social notices follow, including visits by Miss Minnie Lowman, Miss O Rebecca Sensenbaugh, and Mr. Roger Harp. Also reported are a family funeral for Mr. John Fogle and various local engagements and ads.
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Jacob Cramer
Wagner’s
Daniel B. Crouse
Goodhope
Victor Kilne
Minnie Lowman
Hagers' Town
Samuel Lowman
O. Rebecca Sensenbaugh
Roger O. Harp
Baltimore
Roy G. Powell
Hagerstown
County Correspondence Walkersville Notes Local Happenings
A Walkersville column reports a man in women’s clothes seen in town and uncertain intentions. Inauguration attendees include Messrs Paul Stauffer Ira Cramer Charles Smith. Mrs John McMaster and Mr Adam Nasbaum ill. A pound party at the Wilder residence near Woodsboro draws many guests with games and refreshments.
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Walkersville
Paul Stauffer
Ira Cramer
Charles Smith
Washington, D. C
John McMaster
Adam Nasbaum
Eagans Clemm
William Wildern
Woodsboro
William Wilders
Roberta Kauffman
Missea Emms Auman
Berlis Hotman
Carrie Coleman
Belva Stottlemyer
Esta Eyler
Hoxie Hichelberger
Ida Keeney
Sarah Stottlemyer
Bessie Hahn
Della Stottlemyer
Nellis Wilbide
Clara Clemm
Carrie Strine
Maude Roderick
Eeith Dutrow
Gertie Dern
May Remaberg
Blanche Rice
Bessie Rendall
Bessie Barton
Canterville
Mollie Lippy
Elsie Dintearman
Johnsville
Zola Stitely
Eleis Stitely
Lillian Sappington
Miss E Hyden
Union Bridge
Elate Smith
Libertytown
Eatella Smith
Rocky Hill
Mary Young
Allie Hahn
New Midway
Anda Clavaugh
Lena Biddinger
Mollie Grimes
Belva Grimes
Catharine Kamp
Edes Vickere
Ladierburg
Mattis Bood
Red Level
The Work of Death. Harry A. Peddicord Obituary
Harry A. Peddicord aged 73 died suddenly of apoplexy at his Liberty home on March 7 He was a well known citizen and leaves two children Arthur and Annie The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at St Peter s Church Also includes local market quotations for G Waring Tyson s market today with various grain prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Peddicord
Liberty
County
Arthur
Annie Peddicord
St. Peter's Cathallo Church
Local Store Specials and Open House Announced
Special Friday and Saturday offers invite buyers to earn a glass dish with 253 or more goods on March 10 and 11. Bryant and Knorr urge prompt electric and gas bill payments to secure discounts. An opening at the Etchison Building, 45 North Market, March 1 and 10 features ivory miniatures and platinum band music from 7:30 onward.
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Cur
Bryant & Knorr
Etchison
North Market Street
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