March 19 in American History Key Births and Deaths
On March 19, notable figures born or died include 1734 Thomas McKean signer of the Declaration of Independence who died in 1817. 1817 Seth Green fish culturist born earlier died 1884. 1824 John J. Knox treasury official under Grant born 1892. 1907 Thomas Bailey Aldrich poet author and playwright born 1838.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McKean
Independence
Seth Green
John J. Knox
United States Treasury
President Grant
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Fragmentary Business and Theater Names From City Ledger
Readable fragments show financial firms and publishers alongside venues like City Opera House and The Empire. Mentions include National Banks D Hendrickson Young Staley Medh Nat Bank Rosenstock Bros Hershberger’s Market Space and Fritelue Hauer. The notice lists churches and a theater lineup including The Marvel.
Property Deeded In County Transfer
In the courts Annie B Weller and husband transfer real estate to Wm Baker and wife for 4,297 15. Marriage licenses list Joseph Six, 16, widower of Warrensburg Missouri, with Sarah Adelsperger, 3, widow near Taneytown Emory Grant Horn 49, widower and Laura Leon Day 34, widow of Mt. Airy. Other entries include Haines 20 of near West Falls with Amanda V. Everly 158 near Florence Howard county. George Ernest Timnson 24 and Amanda V. Helmus 18 both colored of Knoxville. Charles E Lambert 24 of Woodsboro with Lavinia L Bell 22 near Woodsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Six
Warrensburg
Sarah Adelsperger
Taneytown
Emory Grant Horn
Laura Leon Day
Mt. Airy
Mista
Haines
West Falls
Amanda V. Everly
Florence
Howard County
George Ernest Tmnison
Amanda V. Helmus
Knoxville
Charles E Lambert
Woodsboro
Lavinia L Bell
Among the Sick and Recoveries in town
Mr Edward Grove of Derr street is confined by illness. Mrs Mary Duvall of South Market street has improved enough to go out. Mrs A J Whitlock on Hagerstown street has been ill a week and recently moved from Frederick. Mrs Frank Brengle of West Fifth street has been treated at the City Hospital and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low
Edward Grove
Derr Street
Mary Duvall
South Market Street
A. J. Whitlock
Hagerstown
Whitlock
Frederick
Frank Brengle
West Fifth Street
Hymeneas Vollvs! and Mercer marriage noted
Notes from Walkersville and surrounding areas report quiet marriages. Benjamin Voilluse and Mary E Mercer of the city wed at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage last evening, with Rev E H Lamar officiating. They plan a Pennsylvania trip then reside at 316 North Beniz Street. George Cleveland Lyier of Daysville Md and Sadie Elizabeth Weddle of Woodsboro Md were married Tuesday evening by Rev Paul E Relderft at Walkersville United Brethren church. Norma Rie Me dehn W Noll of Dowles engaged to be wed. marriage planned for late spring. A soda fountain is being installed at Glade Valley Supply Company in Walkersville by Gilbert and Hitler. first use planned Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin
Voilluse
Mary E. Mercer
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
E. H. Lamar
Pennsylvania
North
Beniz Street
George Cleveland Lyier
Daysville
Sadie Elizabeth Weddle
Woodsboro
Paul E Relderft
Walkersville
Gilbert and
Hitler
Glade Valley Supply Company
Alive Middletown Man Proved Not Dead After morgue mix up
Carroll Feete of Middletown was mistaken for a dead Baltimore man whose body was found in Jones Falls. A late night letter from a relative proved Carroll is alive, halting funeral plans and prompting joy among his family. The error arose from striking facial resemblance and identical clothing and height descriptions, though the real man was five inches taller. Carroll looks forward to visiting relatives and Easter remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Jones Falls
Carroll Feete
Baltimore
John &E. Murpoie
Jones’ Falls
Marshall Feete
Carroll Feet
Feete
Carroll
Mr. Feete
Alice Feete
Mr Feete
Funeral of Dr Bruce Thomas Held at West Presbyterian
Funeral services for Dr Bruce Thomas were held yesterday afternoon at a chapel in MS Oise cemeteries. Rev James M Marshall and Rev Thomas Freeman Pixon conducted the rites with pallbearers listed. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. Frtchi son and Cline led funeral arrangements. Thieves broke into William Smiths chicken house on South Market Street and stole eight hens. Smith suspects no one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Thomas
James M. Marshall
West Presbyterian Church
Georgelaan
J. C
Thomas Freeman Pixon
V. Staufer
M. Radel
Sappington
John
Edward Srheji
Samuel V. Pell
Shafer L. Rhoads
Mt. Olivet
Frtchison
Cline
Wiliam Smith
Market Street
Smith
William H. Smith
Court Street
Montgomery
Middletown
Waoedshireore
Fredererick
Brunswick
Thermont
Jefferson
Walkersville
New Market
Y M C A Directors Meet Encouraging Reports Heard
The Boat of Directors of the Y M C A met in the association building to hear committee reports showing increased activity across departments. The president CG Cline presided with Hi W Abbott as secretary. A local man is being considered for general secretary to fill Hahn’s vacancy and salaries and building positions are being readjusted for better work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. MA. CG. AL
Association
CG. i Cline
Wf Abbott
Hahn
Local notices and sales blur show page items
A collage of small ads, auctions and notices: a mortgage offer at 5 percent on a property valued at six times the loan, a job request at The News Office The Newer Novelty, rug and furniture listings, Easter ice cream prompts, rooms for rent, church bake sale, parish crafts sale, dollar watches window, public sale items including rugs, bed frames, wardrobes and furniture, and a spring refrigeration stock from Automatic Refrigerators via C El Cline.
In Memoriam for Scott S Welly He Died One Year Ago
In sad remembrance by wife and sons of Scott S Welly who died March 1, 1412. She writes of a faithful husband and loving father, a note of sorrow at his absence, and a prayer to meet again with loved ones in the afterlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott S. Welly
Frederick gets 90 thousand for new post office building
Secretary Clayton confirms the Public Buildings Act provides 47 million dollars for new federal structures. Frederick’s site cost 25 thousand and the Frederick project receives 90 thousand, with work delayed roughly three years while 192 sites were prioritized. The architect expects only one million of the total to be drawn next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Federal
C. T. Clayton
David J. Lewis
Lewis
Panama
Congress
Taft
Frederick Fyuiding
Clayton
iMade
Clark
Farmers’ Club
Board of Trade
Bankers
Millinery Opening and Easter Sales Announced
Mrs E Payne invites the public to an Easter hat opening at 25 E Patrick St with fashion displays on March 20 and 21. Frederick Md store listings advertise a City Market with fresh meats, poultry, produce, canned goods, and fish. Lillie Stack, a Dana Baum designer from Philadelphia, is featured for hat displays March 20 22 and 25. Easter suit sale prices listed and tailor EW James advertises services at 118 Market. Fresh shredded coconut repeated and multiple merchants promoted by Ebert and Dixon corner Fifth and Market Sts and 14 East Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Payne
E. Patrick St
Elmer E Dixon
East Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
Lillie Stack
Danabaum
Kid Gloves The Best $1.00 Kid Gloves in the City
A bold local promotion advertises Kid Gloves at one dollar, claiming they are the best value in town for dress gloves. The notice emphasizes affordability and quality to attract shoppers to the store.
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the Daily News
the News
Washington
Mar
Maryland
W. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
Financial Braddock Pn Bank
Tein & Wertheimer
Carl Jacobson
M. E. Schaeffer
Mathias
T Day
Office of the Circuit and Orphans’ Courte
Annie B Weller
Baker and Wife
Vicinity
Tanfinesd
Manne
Hymeneas
Pyler
Vowl Spont
Izake
NiewSoag
West All Saints Street
Oficer Herwig
Man of Nazareth
Center Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Cumberland
Walter H. McDaniel
Mr. McDaniel
Mountain Lake
Mountain Lake Park Association
Hershberger’s
Fritchie Haner
East South Street
Sale—Methodist Episcopal Church
Central Hardware Company
Arthur E. Levy
Sahch
B & VU
Axe
J. L. Bradshaw
G. M. P. Clabaugh
D.C. Brish
C. EL Cline
Architect's Office
Harry L. Ebert
Corner Fifth and
Market Sts
James
Vwarry L. Ebert
Citizens’ National Bank
National Bank
J. D. Baker
Capital
WM. G. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Asat
Cashier
Gro. We. Suite
Tiron
L. Malern
Joan
Rassnnya
Daninn Baker
M. Tuomas
Corr
Ip E Kerauven
PLL
Hariri
G. Baker
H.conzer
M. BD
Jupor J.C. Morrsr
D. Barer
Central ‘Securities Co
Legie
North Dakota
Shtiner
John D. Hendrickson
8 & CL
Messaline
Volle
J. D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Neidig & Muller
John N. Brengle
Court ST
Ness
Freder
Pearre's
John N. Rexgle
Drug Store
S. Market ST
Keller & Toms
City Hotel
W. Frederick
Frederick County
American Bonding Company
Cramer & Stauffer
Mer
Ciften
Montomers
Miedern
Third Street
M. L. Etcluson’s
Butchison
New Citizens’ National Bank
Thos. P. Rice
Thomas P. Rice
Young & Staley
EAD Insurance
Braddock Heights
Troom
Tage
Harry G Tritapoh
Léwistown
Informiatio
Harry
aRri Apoe
Rae
Fréderick
Grayson. H
Albaugh & Harrington
N. Market
S. T. Hickman
Backinstown
Marine BR. & OL T
Thone
Dours
Ngwaidawt Gam
CL. W. Fox
N. Market St
GO Paxson
ROF
Grove
South Market St
Maxntz
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