WALKERSVILLE AND NEW MARKET COUNTY ITEMS
County notes report various local activities from WALKERSVILLE and NEW MARKET including visits, travels, a church union meeting planned for March 19, a cream separator purchase by Charles W. Myers, entertainment by String’s United Orchestra and the Walkeraville Cornet Band, improvements to Chas Wilhide’s family, and attendance at church conferences. The Reformed Church Foreign Missions board met in Harrisburg with ten missionaries in Japan, noting 33,000 contributed last year and plans for a March conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
United Orchestra
Walkeraville Cornet Band
Chas Wilhide
U. B. Church
Middletown
Clay Stauffer
Thesick
the Reformed Church
Board of Foreign Missions of the Reformed Church
United States
Harrisburg
Japan
James I. Good
Reading
Bartholomew
Pottsville
Peter Greding
Indiana
Jacob Delman
Akron
J. S. Kieffer
Hagerstown
R Ditfenbachker
Greansburg
Change is Schedule for Mail Service Between Towns
Commencing Monday, the car leaving Middletown at 6.50 am will depart Myersville at 6.40 am. Another car will leave Myersville in the afternoon at 4 pm. A car will depart Frederick for Myersville at 9 am and one at 4.30 pm. The change provides Myersville with an afternoon mail car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Myersville
Frederick
Mryersville
Taking a Holiday for Creston Clarke and Adelaide Prince
Creston Clarke and Adelaide Prince plan a brief Philadelphia holiday after a long season. They will return for the Park Theatre opening on April 3 where Clarke presents a new romantic play A Son of France. Clarke has previously appeared in Frederick in Shakespearean roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston Clarke
Adelaide Prince
Philadelphia
The
Park Theatre
Mr. Clarke
France
Frederick
Berry Crop Facing Winter Hardships Across Varieties
Report notes potential berry yields after two blizzards. Raspberries may recover, but strawbbery suffered. Blackberry bushes were buried under snow drifts which may have sheltered and spared them from major damage.
A Horse Killed After Suffering Bad Injuries in Yard
A horse in the stock yard of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was kicked by another horse yesterday and sustained injuries so severe it had to be killed. The rest of the text includes election results and stray, garbled lines not clearly related to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Funeral notices for Trogo Nichols Haller Haber and more
The remains of John T. Trogo were interred in Rock Creek cemetery after removal from a Washington vault. Filmore Nichols arrives by B&O train 1060 for funeral at the depot with interment at Mount Olivet. Sarah M. Haller funeral held at Araby Chapel with interment Mount Olivet. Annie K E Haber buried at Mount Olivet after services at the Home for the Aged. Pallbearers named for each service. A T Rice & Sons directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Trogo
Washington
Rock Creek
Filmore Nichols
Seth Nichols
Washington, D. C
Mount Olivet
Mra
Sarah M. Haller
Baker's Valley
Araby Chapel
L. M. F. Myers
Mount Olivet Cemetery
John Catsail
Luther Schaeffer
Charles Font
John Schaeffer
Abram Melreseli
John Z. Noll
A T Rice & Sons
Annie KE. Haber
Luther Euhian
Evangelial Lutheran Church
Messia
John Michael
Clinton Willard
Marion Fauble
Frank Dnevas
George Lambert
Lewis Kester
Mt Olivett
G Carty
Death Notices for Merle Bants and Eugene Heater
The Winchester Star reports the death of Merle Bants on Tuesday morning, noting his gentleness and avoidance of public life. Funeral services are set for 6:30 PM at Christ Episcopal Church with remains returning to the city tomorrow. Eugene Heater, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Heater, died at the family home in Point of Rocks after three weeks with typhoid fever. He was employed by Western Union Telegraph Company and survived by two brothers and two sisters, with ties to the Klondike and local institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Ban
Winchester Star
Merle B Bants
Winchester
James RK. Grammar
Christ Episcopal Church
Eugene Heater
Richard Heater
Point of Rocks
B& Wide
Western Union Telegraph Company
Klondike
Academy of the Visitation
BV. M
Cabinet Appointment Proposal and Patent Medicine Pitch
A proposed new cabinet post titled Secretary of the Coonies would oversee welfare of distant islands amid wartime. The piece also promotes Hosteller's Stomach Bitters and Ely's Cream Balm with claims of curing ailments, urging readers to try samples and consult physicians for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Sis
Baltimore News Roundup of Local Events and Incidents
Bishop Coleman preached in Annapolis. Dr Tuck became past master at Annapolis. Veterans banquet in Cambridge. P Corbey’s house burned near Muirkirk. James W Bigelow schooner reported lost. Treasury distributes school funds. Baltimore police to vaccinate by March 25. Court of Appeals posts January term. Sparrows Point plant to build US Navy dry dock. Mrs Johanna Lang killed by B&O engine at Locust Point. Salisbury mill and depot burned, to be rebuilt. Baltimore trust group led by John E Seames to attract capital. Clearing-House Association to appeal bank stock tax decision. Potomac pollution case cited chemistry. 84th Maryland Veteran reunion planned for March 27. Oyster dredging closes season. tonging continues. Mrs Susan Woods dies after wagon accident in Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comptroller of the Treasury
Baltimmore
Court of Appeals
Sparrow's Point
United States Navy
Mra
Johanna Lang
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Kenson Street
Locent Point
Jackson Lumber
Salisbury
Baltimoreana
John E Seames
New York
Baltmenty Clearing-House Association
Morris
Hagerstown
First Maryland Veteran Volunteer Infantry Regiment
Dushane Post Islelt
Maryland
Susan Woods
Annapola
Pictures of Heroes and Colonial Remedies in Frederick MD
A column notes Mr. Benjamin Rosenour displaying steel engravings of Dewey Schley Sampson Roosevelt Miles and Lee in his Philadelphia-sent collection. It mentions St Patrick’s Day and gardening tips and advertises various medical cures and patent medicines including New Great South American Kidney Cure Karl's Clover Root Tea and Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with testimonials and offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Rosenour
Philadelphi
Dewey
Schley
Sampson
Roosevelt
New York
Nelson A. Miles
Fitzhugh Lee
Rosenour
Sehler & Bro. Crurgists
Frederick, Md
Pieree
Gulden
Mason Co
Pierce
RV. Pierce
Buffalo
Madlin
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Barney
Lexington
Krama
the Daily News
Maurice Jones
Ten News
Harvey R. Lease
Alice
Louise Wood
Eliza Russell
Brooklyn
Silas K. Utz
Bamebnnes
Senator Rice
Huff
Representante Sextop
Dalstell
Quay
Jenks
Irvin
Stewart
Stone
Tubbs
Rice
Grow
Widener
Riter
Fererac
Hymenkal
Oscatath
Ely
Lance
Deanerain
Nia
Victor
News OF
Ereon
Bishop Coleman
Annapolis
Tuck
Caambridge
Three Ward
P. Corbey
Muirkirk
James W. Bigelow
St. Patrick's Day
Gmnt
Leland
St Sheela
Sir Patrick
Toronto
A. L. Pearre
Steiner Bros
Karl
Albert Pearre
Shitoh
Albert L Peatre
Ee Na
Arch
Philo
Harrison's Murgeries
Berlin
Howard House
Washington, D.C
Cor
Payve
6Th Bt
Hka
Atyle
Cousin
Allcutt
Moody &O
Carlisle
N. Hessa
Baltimore City
George A. Gilbert
Market St
Asylum
D. & D. Institute
Gail Borden Eagle Brand
Quoerseo Msg
Mott’s
MATS
Mot1
S Chemical CO
Cleveland
Ohio
Albert L. Pearre
Frederick Electric Light and Fower Company
Patrick St
Spain
Mikk P Qlivin
Barcelona
Aiken & GC
Ameren
Evory
A L Pearre
Drogeist
Shiloh
Albert le Pearra
Feigenspan
Apollo, Pabst
Gladstones Celery
Pepsin
Somerset Club
Overholt
Taylor
Jas. E Pepper
Wilson
Green River
Chas. N. Hauer
Interstate Phone
Vicrox
Victor Hees
Rey
Arba
Gierim
Bettmore Street
Ennyroval
Rochester Opheal Co
Rochester
WM. S. Miller & CO
the News Job Office
Carty
Garty
Wes
East Patrick Street
Frederict
B.H. Blackston & Son
North Market Street
JAS. E. Walker & CO
Rauf Man’s
Secu
Percales
South Market Street
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Etchison
S. Market St
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