Local notes gather health, moves, and visitors
Latest county itemized news lists Mrs. Geo Sheetenhelm and Mrs C Smith ill at home with brief recoveries. Wm Tregoning healthy again after ax injury. Chas Masser moves to Frederick, J T Summers moves to Masser property. Funeral for Lawrence Cronenberg at Woldock M P church with Rev Ruley. Easter services planned at Mt Zion McKaig. Several residents travel to Frederick and Washington for visits. Horse dies of pneumonia. Rev Nedrow preaches farewell in chapel. Various visits among local families. stork brings a son to Aly and Bradley Free. Social visits and music gatherings noted at Gonso home and elsewhere.
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Geo. Sheetenhelm
Lawrence Tt
Thos. Cronenberg
Woldock
M. P
Fairview
Mr. Ruley
Mt. Zion
McKaig
W. E. Sommers and Son
Orville
Frederick
J. J. Rhoderick
G. W. Perry
Virdie Nelson
Geo. Sheetenhelma
Harry Cramer
R. A. Nedrow
Mra
Alta Weaning
Ralen Lewis
Washington
Linden
Laura Moore
Willam Hilderbrand
Walter Weaning
Samuel Forney
Walter Forney
Virginia
Vernon M. Rhoads
Bradley T. Frée
Harry Free
Dora
William Marker
Locust Valley
Charles Gonso
Fannie Shafer
Charlee Bidle
Near
Larmony
al, Ray
Charles Falk
Warry Free
Charlestown
W. Va
Kieffer Staley
Oscar
Federick
Stork
Aly
Bradley Free
Clara E Gonso
Estelle Kemp
Fannie
Vata Shope
Mary Kemp
Mearl
Maynard Martz
Hester Zimmerman
John Shook
Buckeystown
Mary
Martinsburg Trip For Diamond Basketball Team
Those From Frederick and vicinity remain ill as Viola Runkies and Miss A Trosetta Burger recover. Martinsburg hosts the Diamond team from this city, traveling by auto to face the second YMCA club after a 22 to 20 win on home floor. They plan to return tonight. The Methodist Woman’s Missionary Society holds its monthly gathering at George Dimeline’s home tomorrow with Mite Box collection and Deaconess Hendrick as speaker. The church ladies prepare a sale of homemade cakes and fancy articles Saturday in the Sunday school room.
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Frederick
Viola Runkies
Joseph Runkies
Derr Street
A. Trosetta Burger
Patrick Street
Martinsburg
Thomas Nekstein
V. Kreh
A. Stone
Woolbaugh
Hi. Staunton
HR. Creagar
Pramonds
Martins Lburg
Woman’s Mone Missionary Society of the Methodist
Paralyzed farmer John Portner linked to local accident
John Portner, a farmer between Deerfield and Thurmont, was paralyzed and speechless after a wagon accident. His wife was seen slumping and leaning on a wagon wheel, and he was assisted to the Micholtz home before returning to Mt. Portner. Portner is well known in Frederik after marrying Miss Comfort of the city.
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John Portner
Deerfield
Thurmont
Ife
Elchottz
Frederick County Anti-Saloon League Elects President
The Frederick County Anti-Saloon League met at the Y M M C A and accepted the resignation of Rev A D Winters as president who recently became pastor of a Baptist church in Baltimore. Edward Kefauver, vice president, was chosen as president. No vice president was elected.
Annual Spring Recital At Women’s College Conservatory
An appreciative audience watched the Conservatory of Music at Woman's College present its annual Spring recital in College Hall last night. The concert featured piano, vocal, and organ pieces performed with notable skill, reflecting credit on the students and their teachers.
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Conservatory of Music of the
Woman's College
College Hall
Carroll Feete Missing After Baltimore Visit
Relatives and friends seek Carroll Feete who left Washington on March 5 and has not been heard from since. Feete, a traveling undertaker formerly with his brother in Brunswick, has spent years across the country and recently visited his brother A D Feete and sister in law in Baltimore. Authorities and family hope for his safe return.
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Fle
Union
Brunswick
Middletown
Fur One
A. D Feete
Baltimore
Washington
Wothing
Carroll Feete
College Glee Club to Give Four Easter Concerts
The Women's College Glee Club plans four Easter vacation concerts in Pennsylvania towns Scottdale Connellsville Myersdale and Bedford with all members reporting by April 1. Miss Virginia Carty arranged the dates which reflect strong opinion of the group’s recent Frederick performance and Miss Daisy Buchanan will accompany readings. The program features Dragon Flies You Ask Me For a Song The Robin Laughed Vira Mammi's Lullaby and other pieces, with Miss Edith Griffiths and Miss Eva Truxal soloing and Miss Truxal delivering a demanding Liszt piece from Romeo and Juliet.
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Glee Club
Pennsylvania
Scottdale
Pennsylvana
Maryland
Connellsville
Myersdale
Bedford
Colege
Virginia Carty
Frederick
Daisy Buchanan
Uns
Markey
Mammi
Lohengrin
Meombers
Eva
Josiah Quincy Former Boston Mayor Acquitted of Mail Fraud
Josiah Quincy, former Boston mayor, was acquitted in a mail fraud case. The verdict clears Quincy of charges stemming from alleged improper mail handling during his administration. The decision concludes a high profile legal matter involving a prominent city figure.
Spring\ud83c\udf08 A gifted musician shines for Wied erick
An excerpt praises a spring performance of a challenging fifty number piece by a young musician. It highlights lightness and accuracy, credits the teacher, and notes pride in having such a talented performer as a representative for Wied erick.
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Wiederick
Tailenders Drop Two More Wild Cats Shut Out Spiders
The Wild Cats routed the Spiders 17 to 0 in the junior indoor baseball league last night. Key players included M. Engle and P. Tracey, with strong pitching and dominant offense. Standings show Bull Dogs leading the division, while Wild Cats remain in the 500s amid the tight race with Crelones and Spiders.
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Wild Cats
M. Engle
Tracey
Sherald
Putman
Rowe Stull
Wallis
Falk
Stall
Rev James V. Leech Celebrates 76th Birthday
Rev James V. Leech, formerly of Frederick and now retired in Washington, marked his seventy sixth birthday. A long time Methodist Episcopal Church minister, he served fifty six years and joined the Oldest Inhabitants Association. He helped in Polk’s 1843 inauguration parade and wrote a meditation poem recalling a life of preaching and service.
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V. Leech
Frederick
V. Leach
Methodist Piscopal Church
Washington
Methodist Episcopal Church
Leech
James K. Polk
Mr. Leech
Woman Escapes Operation After Pinkham's Compound
Cary Maine resident Mrs Hay Warp Sowers states Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her severe pain, gained appetite, and allowed her to avoid surgery. She urges other women to seek help and notes confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Cary
Maine
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Mrs. HayWarp Sowers
Lydia EK. Pinkham
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