Weather outlook from Fair to warmer in coming days
Weather bulletin by W. L. Moons chief of the Weather Bureau describes an area of high pressure from the Middle Atlantic coast across the Ohio Mississippi and Missouri Valleys to western Canada and a southward low pressure belt. Light snows along the cloudy belt from Missouri to Western Montana. Tonight and Sunday expect generally fair conditions in northern and eastern districts with increasing clouds in the southwest and unsettled southern areas. Winds circulate clockwise around highs and lows with warmer southeast winds in the low regions and cooler northwest winds between them.
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W. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
Attle Coast
Ohio
Mississippi
Missouri
Canadian
Bouthern Rocky Mountain
South Pacific Coast
Missiestopi Valley
Boushero Missouri
Montana
Dakotas
Rocky Mountain
New England
Lake Region
Sauth Atlantic
East Gulf Estates
Notice to Subscribers March 16 Collection
Notice to subscribers that Tas Dax Naws carriers will collect on Monday March 16 from all subscribers on their routes the amount due. Have exact change ready to save mutual inconvenience.
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Tas Dax Naws
Local Briefs and Oddities From The City
Brief items note garden timing and the new moon. A marriage license was issued in Warblegon for Harry Rolland and Sarah Randall of Frederick. Frost and high winds hurt grass and grain. A New York woman found a $1,500 diamond sewn inside a butchered goose. An interstate feat is proposed as a substitute for a Baltimore centennial exposition. An attack at the Hoke farm sickens Mrs Mapafeld.
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Warblegion
Harry Rolland
Sarah Randall
Frederick
Maryland
New York
Baltimore
Heck Quinn
Pawnee Bos Atock
Hoke Farm
Willam A. Mapafeld
Easy Church Street
Errery Beteor Couple Wed in Walkereville
Hymeneal notice records Alyasea G. Keeney and Daisy B. Betron both of Walkereville wed by Rev. Atvill Conzer on Thursday at 6 p.m. The second item notes a court case next in Hagerstown circuit court and a B&O Railroad case removed from Frederick county involving Abenezer Peare.
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Hagerstown
Abenezer Peare Ve
B. & O. R. R. Company
Frederick County
United American Mechanics Parade Planned in Freeland
At a weekly meeting of the Keator Order chapter members laid groundwork for a parade and demonstration in the city on Wednesday Lori S.4. A committee led by Menace Wa J. Edward Rice CM Lag dis Millard F. Lease and Wm Scomtan of Warren will organize. The Gig raising and presentation will be at North Market street school with an expected address by a Natural councillor from Philadelphia. The Maryland state council will convene April 7 at Joes headquarters to begin business for two to three days. A large subcommittee was appointed to assist the overall effort and visitors from other councils are invited.
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Fredonia Coccci
Keator Order of
United American Mechanics
Lori S.4
Gsis
Menace Wa
Bese
J. Edward Rice
CM Lagdis
Millard F. Lease
Wm Scomtan
Waren
Beale
Ciale Wan
Ramen
North Market Street
Naifural
Philadelphia
Focal Council
Maryland
Joes Couret
Tercon Ten
Ganel” Bomcss
WOHAN S COLLEGE NOTES ON MOLLUSKS LECTURE AND LIBRARY GIFT
Prof Osran Thomas lectured on natural history focusing on mollusks using large charts and shell collections. Visitors Rev and Mrs Apple of Washington DC stayed with Miriam a houseguest. The college library received a copy of Pansy Stories from Mrs Virge Reese. The Alumnae Association donated to fund a new curtain for the Glee Club concert.
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Osran Thomas
A. T. G. Apple
Washington, D. C
Miriam
Virge Reese
Frederick Female
Phelps
C. Blaley Gambrill
Alumrez Association
Glee Club
Jesus
News of the Churches Services and Schedules
Church notices list preaching times at Presbyterian Asbury M E St James Lutheran and Trinkty A K E. Senior Order sermon by Rev Hawk, Sunday school 2 pm, Epworth League 630 pm. Mid Lent Sunday references and a note no M E Church preaching due to see flow. other services proceed with varied times and pastors.
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Presbyterian Church
Westminster League
Asbury M.E
W. H. Fox
St James’ Lutheran Church
Trinkty A. EK
South
Hev. J.C. Hawk
United American Mechanics
Epworth League
Dominica
M. E
Epworth
Purely Personal Notices From Frederick and area
The family of Mrs. Hamilton F. Schindler plans to move from Frederick to Weabington on Monday where her son works in a drug business. Dr. Charles W. Bosiman, in Frederick recently, returned to Washington. Miss Hattie Lewis of Martinsburg visits Frederick for several days. Mrs. J Newton Maynard and Tam Bennett of New Market visit Mrs. John W. Becher in Hagerstown. E H Bamaburg of Frederick notes Thursday’s Martinsburg World arrival in Martinsburg yesterday. Miss Janie Williams of Fourth Street travels for a visit with relatives out of town. Dr. H F Getzendanner left for Baltimore Thursday and returns today. Dr. Wooton covers practice during the absence.
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Hamilton F. Bchindler
Frederick
Weabington
John W. Becher
Hagerstown
EH. B. Bamaburg
Martinsburg World
Martinsburg
Janie Willims
Fourth Street
H. F. Getzendanner
Baltimore
Wooton
Bis
French Chartey case linked to Navy inquiry in 1969
The letter reports ongoing information seeking about "French Anatley" or "French Charley" linked to Annepotis and a Navy inquiry. It cites Mr Michie Cercerat, Mr Corcoran, and Worden at the Naval Academy, noting Charley’s disappearance and alleged travels from Annscolle to the Safe of Wireousta, with dates December 2, 1969 to September 33.
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Meyer Thomas
Annepotis
Anatley
Ofs Prenck Mtege Euckkiy la
Ssa Frencieco
Cal
St. Mary's Hege
Emmiteberg
Bavice
Michie
Cercerat
Corcoran Hs
Santa
Reece Caariey
Wireousta
Salimoretur
Tau
Jute L. Worden
Navel Academy
Episco pal Church claims for American church history
A letter to the editor argues the Episcopal Church is the American Church and traces its origins to the English church. It cites early planting in 1579 Guiforala 1607 Virginia and 1784 1787 episcopal consecrations to support independence from Rome and asserts large global Anglican membership in 1894.
Weather report from Buckeystown area cold spell eases
Yesterday morning the Buckeystown vicinity saw bitter cold with readings as low as four above zero at the creamery and one above in Buckeystown while Frederik reported five above. Today warmer conditions expected across the region as clear skies persist.
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Buckeystown
Frederik
Wall of a Team Slips On Icy North Market Street
Two horses of a four horse team slipped and fell on North Market Street near the Acquire Corner this morning. The animals were unhitched and helped to their feet without injury as sidewalks were slick from last night’s thaw. A warm spell this morning reduced a few icy spots but minor accidents were noted around the area. Bankers Meet. An invitation is extended to Maryland bankers to attend the first convention of the Maryland Bankers Association, to be held in Baltimore April 9 and 10 at Metro Hall.
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North Market Street
Aquire
Bankers 10
Maryland Bankera Generary
Maryland Bankers’ Association
Baltimore
Metro Ball
Maryland Legislature Session News and Bills Report
State legislature adjourns one day early as Senate and House wrap up business. Key actions include a gas mains connection bill, Baltimore city stock issue for heating debt, a park tax proposal, and a push to maintain state wardens. Frederick gets $5,000 for Key Monuments. F Albert Kuris elected Insurance Commissioner with endorsers including Milton Urner and John Motter.
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Rediegs
Hume Pregertck Cogut
General Assembly
Jackson
Jadics
Anse Aipsiel County
Canningham
Baltimore City
Ford
Baltimore
Senate
Boar of Public Works
F. Albert Karts Insurance
House of Delegates
Peninstla Mutual Fire Insurance Company
House
Counsil
Frederik Courts
Teé
Birnie
Ways and Means
Yrater- Day
Key Monuments Association
Frederick
F. Albert Kuris
Milton G. Urner
John A. Motter
Deaths in Brunswick and Baltimore Tea Interments
A 23 year old Miss bet tie Schanholizer of Brunswick dies of consumption after ten months illness. Funeral held from home with burial in Paw Paw West Virginia. A Baltimore widow Ruth Ann Wood dies at age seven, funeral at residence and private interment. Obituary notes for Wm B Webb and family connections in the city.
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Echanholtzer
Bettie Schanholizer
Amanda Schanholizer
Brunswick
Presbyterian Sunday School
Sha
Paw Paw
W. Vas
W. Va
Baltimore
Ruth Ann Wood
Houwck
Joseph Wood
Law's Grip Case In Lumacy Insane Inmate Ebert Committed
Samuel B. Ebert declared insane after testimony by doctors McCurdy Wootton and others. He was committed to Montevna with a trustee appointed for his property. State’s counsel William Hinks and defendant’s Edward Howes present. Earlier, Ebert assaulted his brother George, and attempted an attack on Dr. McCurdy with a butcher knife. The brother was struck on the cheek and ear. a fourth blow aimed at the right hand was warded off. Ebert, a young man with mortgage holdings in Montgomery county, faces further legal actions. Also noted are land exchanges involving James Urner, Margaret Becker, and Lizzie Herdaugh, plus an advertisement for Syrup of Figs as a spring cleanser.
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Lumacy
Samuel B. Ebert
Yeaterday
Aberlit
Court House
I. J. McCurdy
W.T. Wootton
George Ebbert
Isaac F. Portner
Lottie Main
Ebert
Montevna
William 8. Hinks
Edward Howes
Samuel B. Eders
George
Grove
McCardy
Montgomery County
Shriver Milling Co Advertises Ceresyills Bullbe Flour
A fragmented advertisement from Shriver Milling Co urges customers to order CERESYILLS BULLBE FLOUR by phone or mail. The readable text promises cheerful service and quick answers to inquiries about 26 mealorio pois of product.
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Shriver Milling CO
Funeral of Mrs Carrie Beatt Wok Held at Luther Rubimes Home
The funeral for Carrie Beatt Wok was held at the home of her father, near Lime Kiln, with service by Reverend Luther Rubimes of the Evangelical Lutheran Church. Pallbearers included Corceilus Zimmerman, John H. Cram, and others. Burial took place at Mt Tabor Cemetery amid snow. Also noted was the funeral of Jace Smither, a respected colored woman, from Braddock Heights. Undertaker FL Schroeder oversaw arrangements.
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Mra
Carrie B. Beatt
Sear Lime Kiin
Tall County
Tale
Serviona
Luther Rubimes
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Pall Besters
Mesara Corceilus Zimmerman
John HL. Cram
Charlee Morningwar
Charles Hudeorand
Willem Beckgt
Teter
Aira
F. Ccbroeder
FL Schroyeer
Local Goods and Furniture Exposition at Frederick
Local advertisements describe live broiled lobsters fresh shad terrapin and various oysters and malt beverages. A furniture car load display by W A B Etherison promises low prices and quality stock from Newark to Frederick. Also notes a Presbyterian festival, a funeral for Theodore Willow, carpet cleaning services and a Baltimore building stock offering with guaranteed dividends.
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Marten
Pabst
Apollo
Sheppard's Court Street
Grand Rapids
W. A. B. Etchinon
Frederick
W. H.B. Erchison
BES and KEPLER Sell Black Dress Goods
A 19th century ad touts BeS Antials and Best & Kerzer at Ninth Market Street selling pure dyed black dress fabrics. It promises fast color, no spots, and superior wool or worsted materials with guaranteed quality and reputable mills. Prices implied as competitive and value-focused.
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A. T. Rice & Sons
Rodock & Neldtz
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Frederick, ND
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