PURELY PERSONAL ITEMS FROM A WASHINGTON VISITORS LIST
Mrs. GC. Harry Webster of Madison Avenue visits relatives in Washington. Rev. John Paul Tyler attends MN BE Church South conference in Washington. Lealie Culler returns from wedding trip and stays at Jefferson. William S. Levy of Baltimore visits brother Charlon Levy on West Third Street. Mrs. Charles Siford of Washington visits her parents on East Church Street. Lesa Shipley of York, Pa., spending weeks with friends. C E Cline, S H Lamar and Mrs. Joshua J. Dill return from Baltimore car trip. Fangie Haller and S. L. Rhonda of South Market Street return from Washington. Mrs. Cornelius Dutrow of Martinsburg, W. Va., visiting Mr. William Pickett on East Third Street, returns. Mrs. Jon Hl. Myara, nee Schinder, of 1019 N. Gilmore Street, Baltimore, staying with cousins George Broadrup on North Market Street. Mrs. Jamie A. Harbin and Marie McGuire with daughter of Washington at Vibrab Beaddock Heights for Easter bouche party. Mrs. Alice Kilne Kauffman, formerly of Frederick now of Dayton Ohio, birthday celebrated March 14 with many cards including several from Konde in Maryland Minors and Pennsylvania.
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Harry Webster
Madison Avenue
Washington
John Paul Tyler
MN. BE. Church
South
Lealie Culler
Jefferson
Willian
Levy
Baltimore
Charlon
Weat
Third Street
Charles Siford
Jacob J. Tyson
East Church Street
Wet
Lesa Shipley
Gas Folfe
O la City
York
C. E. Cline
H. Lamar
Joshua J. Dill
Fangie Haller
S. L. Rhonda
South Market Street
Cornelius Dutrow
Martinaburg
W. Va
William Pickett
East’ Third Street
Jon Hl. Myara
Nee Schinder
N. Gilmore Street
George Broadrup
North Market Street
Jamie A. Harbin
Marie McGuire
New Pavement Laid For Hagan Homes on West Fourth
A new pavement has been laid in front of the Messrs Hagan houses on West Fourth street by workers under Mesara Shook Kubo and James. The Doll residence on West Second street, bought by Dr Frank Hedges, is being outfitted with interior improvements by Lloyd Culter. An office is rising on the west side of the property and George Killian is painting the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Baltimore and Ohio raises passenger rate to three cents a mile
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company uses court rulings to justify a three cent per mile fare from points east, effective after notices to agents in Connellsville Uniontown and other towns. Travelers to Pittsburgh and nearby points avoid immediate changes due to competing lines, with the two cent rate staying in effect until all railroads revert to three cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Attroad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Pointe -East
Agenta
Connellsville
Union
Town
Pittsburg
Connellsville Courier
Ideal Frederick site eyed for US Army encampment
Captain B H Wells of the US Army quartermaster surveyed land along the W F G railroad near Yellow Springs Pike in Frederick for a July to September encampment. The 300 acre site would host 12 000 troops with 1 500 horses and require abundant water, rail and road access, with Frederick favored to win final selection.
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Frederick
United States Army
National Guard
Middle States
B. H. Wells
U. S. Army
Governor's Island
Northern Central Railroad
Business Men’s Association
Villa
Maryland
Montevue
Lava
Seventh Street
Fourth Street
Wells
Fig Bridge
Linganore Road
Braddock
Observatory
Jefferson Boulevard
Captain Wells
Brederjel Ho
Giauimerey
Braddock Spring
Shookstown
Catoctin
National Pike
Yellow Springs
Hoe
Pennsylvania
Virginia
New Jersey
District of Columbia
United States
Drowned Man in Time Kiln Well
Robert Makel, about 100 years old, colored, died after drowning in a well at his home in Time Kiln this morning. A child helper reportedly fell into the well but aid arrived too late.
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Robert Makel
Makel
Thie County
Crampton-Hoffer Wedding at Home of Mr and Mrs Hoffer
The wedding of Martha Frances Hoffer and Joan Emory Crampton took place at the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Hoffer near Middletown at 11 o'clock with the Lohengrin march and Rev George Boyde officiating. The bride wore a pale gown with veil and carried orange blossoms while her sister Altie Hoffer attended in white. About 75 guests attended a reception followed by a traveling blue silk wedding suit for the bride and a Washington wedding trip awaited the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hoffer
Middletown
Mise
Martha Frances Hoffer
Joan Emory Crampton
Jefferson
Maud Dittmar
George A. Boyde
Ted Stats
Bios Jonson
Misa Altle Huffer
Joseph Crampton
Mui
Iris Weneers
Susie Cramp ‘Ton
Mies Eun Rudy
Ateek
Donald
Washington
Canal to Open Soon for Chesapeake and Ohio Fleet
Preparations race ahead to reopen the Chesapeake and Ohio canal within a week or ten days. Waterways, mule teams, and fleet ships head to Cumberland as the canal fills and water levels rise next week. Officials expect one of the busiest periods in years with a stronger coal and product shipment outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Ohio
Cumberland
Automobile frightens four-horse team on South Market Street
Joseph Thomas of Lime Kiln owned a four horse team driven by Howard Diller with a colored man aboard. An auto from Drool Fabruey struck from the rear near the Maryland School for the Deaf, frightening the horses who ran 75 feet and hit a telephone pole. The saddle tore free and Diller sustained minor bruises while escaping unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Thomas
Lime Kiln
South Market Street
Howard Diller
Iman
Maryland School For the Deaf
PB. Fabruey
de H. F. Getzendanner
Man Arrested for Disorderly Conduct Near Mosley’s Pond
William Brightwell was arrested by Opera King and Stull for fighting with Hallie Car baugh near Mosley’s pond. Justice J Branda Smith fined Brightwell twenty dollars. in default he faced thirty days in jail. Car baugh warned for keeping a disorderly house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brightwell
Opera King and
Stull
Hallie Carbaugh
Mosley
Dr Straton to Lecture at City Church
Rev Dr John Roach Straton of Seventh Baptist Baltimore will deliver a lecture at the First Baptist church next Tuesday night on The Destiny of the Lost Rib. He is noted as a powerful speaker with captivating humor in his delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straton
John Roach Straton
Seventh Baptist Church
Baltimore
First Baptist Church
Dog Catcher Reaps Profit From Track of Canines
Hagerstown dog catcher Pete Brown reports a profitable run from his duties. He notes the tally of captured dogs and redemptions, and says residents hinder his work by driving dogs off the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Brown
Hagerstown
Brown
Negro Found Dead Near Marysville After Night Out
Charlea Dorsey a 35 year old Black man was found dead near Marysville Pennsylvania yesterday. Undertaker C C Carty received word this morning. He left his home four years ago and indications point to foul play. He will be buried there tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Carty
Charlea Dorsey
Marysville
Dorsey
Emarro
Hagerstown May Get Parke Bond Issue
A bill will be introduced to authorize the Mayor and City Council of Hagerstown to issue 50000 in bonds for land purchase for park purposes. Rep. Downin of Washington county announced the measure and noted popular demand for a park in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Y Kr. Downin
Washington County
R. Downin
Hagerstows
Eastern College Receives 330000 Donation for Dormitory
Dr Hervin A Roop president of Esat ern Colved y D New Jersey receives a check for 30000 for a dormitory project ahead of the fall term opening on September 28 next. The gift supports campus housing as the college prepares for the new academic year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern College
Hervin A. Roop
Esatern Colvedy D
New Jersey
Sageste
Building Lot Sold For Fine Residence
A parcel described as a building lot was sold and will begin immediate construction of a fine residence. The deal involves local property interests and signals development activity in the area. Authorities confirm the transaction details and timeline for starting work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
W. T. ‘Martinis & and Me Oo Rehime
Competing Wills Open Probate Battle In Osphana Court
Two wills of late Adolph Hahn offered for probate after his death Sunday morning. Hearing set for Thursday March 31 to decide which will stands. Henry A Hahn named executor in one will. William A Hahn named executor in the other, with disputes over knowledge and execution.
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Tero
Adolph
Hahn
Osphana
Henry
A. Haboga
Law
Bess Jbator
Wil‘Mane A
Orphans’ Court
Henry Hahn
Lewis Bayer
Samuel Wertheimer
Cacoline Hahn
Henry A
Charles A
Aince
William A
Mixa Annis C. Hahn
Clara C. Blackston
Heney A. Hahn
William A. Hahn
Moesy
Lewis Mebbing
George Wachter
Misa Annie Hahn
East Patrick Street
Blackston Ia
Charles Hahn
Services Across Grace Reformed and Local Churches
Grace Reformed holds passion service at 7 750 o clock with consistory to meet afterward. Evangelical Lutheran Church schedules 7 40 o clock service led by Haves Rubiman from Gettysburg followed by a congregational meeting on parsonage repairs. St John Catholic lists masses Thursday to Saturday starting 6 30, Holy Communion 6 30, Tenebrae 7 20, Stations of the Cross 3, solemn high mass Sunday at 10. Rav John Cotter of Woodstock to assist and preach Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed Church
Svangelical Lutheran Shareh
Haves
Luther Rubiman
Gettysburg
St. John's Catholic Church
Wolemn
John Cotter
Woodstock
Will of Mr Woodward Probate Filed and Pool Tournament
The will of Inte Mc Alexander Woodward of this city is filed for probate in the Orphans Court. He leaves real property on North Market Street and West Fifth Street to his children William Jane Ida and others with provisions for rents and residue to be divided among William Jane and Ida. A codicil adds equal division among all children and grandchildren. In the pool tournament at City Hotel last night Baumgardner beat Wilson 73 to 50 with a high unfinished run of 15. Tonight Frank Coblentz meets Ledwidge for $30. A watch valued at $10 was stolen from James W. Nuss of East Patrick Street and is sought for return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Woodward
Alexander Woodward
Orphans’ Court
William A. Woodward
North Markettreet
Fifth
Sixth Streets
West Fifth Street
Jane Is
North Market Street
Etresta
Tle
Ida Haus
City Hotel
Baumgardner
Wilson
Frank Coblentz
Frederick
Ledwidge
York
James W. Nuss
East Patrick Wine
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Obscure OCR fragment mentions Wit Not te Retaint and senseless phrases. No clear event, names, places, or dates emerge to form a coherent summary. The readable text lacks a solvable news item or identifiable entities for a factual card.
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Rinke
Provident Bank Announces Interest Rate Increase
On November 1, 1909, Provident Bank hiked its interest rate to four percent per year on all special deposit investments. Other contract terms remain unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite
Intercat
Saldd Posla
Easter Assembly and Local Sales Featured in Town
Local notices list an Easter assembly under Minantehio's school with dancing on Tuesday after Sumter March 20 in Junior Hall at 6.45 pm. Also advertised are stoves and glassware, Easter baskets, Oxford shoes, candy, and shop displays. Trains run from Frederick and Thurmont for a planned outing with skating and bowling events. Spring recital by the Conservatory of Music students scheduled for College Hall at 9:15 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaater
Minantehio's School
Sumter
Lake View
Frederick and
Thurmont
Conservatory of Muate
Woman's College
College Hall
Local Easter goods and garden blooms advertised locally
Spring listings show S Nica fresh potatoes, hay, and melt shad for Good Friday, plus Easter seeds and flowers from Henry Traic's Greenhouses and Avi 1a Co. Ed ward James merchant tailor offers cleaning and pressing. notices warn no debts in the name Eowane A. O Baren. Millinery opening announced for March 11.
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S. Nica
Frederick
Mitatann E. Haatigow
Water St
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News OF the Churches
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John D.hendrickson
Laster
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Opera Capes
John D. Hendrickbon
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Sue
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Thin Town
Goltara
Toe Stolz
Williamson's Drug Store
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Winttas A
Tana
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Carrell
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Leeds
CT. K. Young
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