Daily News Breezy Classified News Briefs
For the next 24 hours the Daily News lists notices including weather by W. Hannpgeton, Bock beer, The Model Doll Brothers, notices for cards elections rent ads and help wanted in men and women categories. Local mentions include firemen free land Rice Eader at the Armory Renner Kemp Mulliniz Kemp and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bock Beer
Model Doll Brothers
Mulliniz & Kemp
Mar
Rice & Eader
Armory
Renner & Kemp
BRIEF BITS From Mechanicstown and vicinity
Bankers adjust for April first. Ten News subscribers to update mailing addresses. Spring sounds and tailoring talk. cold epidemic mild in area. Three schoolgirls on street prompt gutter caution. Wheat thriving after rains. Catholic Benevolent Legion to meet Monday. Frogs welcome spring. Salt in kerosene lamp delays odors. Chester Freeze attends two funerals in a week. Mortgaged property leased near Pearl to Mrs Mealey. National Comet Band to play Easter Monday. Cold leads to hot summer warning. District Attorney Ensor removal discussed. Easter church music planned. Chesapeake and Ohio trade boats to Georgetown. Local placards for Columbia, TA, M, and Chancellor Ledges. Emma Steiner hosts benefit at Union Square Theatre. Easter goods offered in Mechanicstown line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicstown
Cathoic Benevolent Legion
Chester
Jos Freeze
Bir
Joseph Freeze
John Flohr
Mmr
Fll Stomer
Bes
Pearl
County
E Mealey
Wationsl Comet Band
Myersville
Braryland i Congressions
Ensor
Maryland
Market Notes and Local Obituaries Across Carroll County
A bustling morning market scene describes regular shoppers and new faces, with notes on fresh produce, meats, and greens, plus weather and prices. Obituaries announce Miss Nancy Johnson of Fountain Valley at 101, and Dr Henry Clay Nelson of Concord NH, with funeral details and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park Chapel Cemetery
Barns Post
Grand Army
Westmin- Biel
Wii
Old Coins In Possession Highlight Local Ladies
The Misses Strasberger of this city possess several old coins including an 1800 half cent and a Spanish piece from 1797.
Mad dog attacks dogs from Biren Beker to Leatherman
A supposed mad dog roamed through several residences, biting and injuring multiple dogs. It chased and scratched a man before being killed. The sequence began at Biren Becker’s residence and included attacks on Joseph Schroyer’s dogs, Lawrence Fasterday’s stock, Baker’s dogs, John Warrenfeltz, Louie Warrenfeltz, John Warner, Elias Routzabn, and Adam Leatherman’s dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thome
Dusing
Pear Ie
Biren Beker
Yersville
Mabica Green
Mrs. Green
Joseph Schroyer
Lawrence
Baker
Jno
Warrenfeltz
Msd
Warner
Elias Routzabn
Adam Leatherman
West Virginia Central Railroad surveys and plans advance
Baltimore and Cumberland Railroad directors discuss traffic with the Pennsylvania system and report surveys near Hagerstown nearly complete with a contract target of May 1. The line aims to reach Baltimore, with Col. Buchanan Bebley and Henry G. Davis among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia Central Railroad
Baltimore and Cumberland Railroad Company
Baltimore City
Pennsyhanie
Cumberland Valley
Pennsylvania
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Buchanan Bebley
Cumberland
Clearspring
West Virginia Central
John Conrad
Clear Spring
Murdoch
Hancock
Exline’s
Ives
Advertising to Profit at Portland Y M C A Meeting
At a Portland Y M C A gathering General Secretary McDonald discussed advertising value. He circulated thousands of dodgers for the meeting and asked attendees who saw them to rise. The packed hall noted interest as about fifteen stood, then twelve rose when asked who read newspaper notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Young Men’s Christian Association
McDonald
Sign of Spring in Monocacy Fisher Tale
A seasonal vignette follows a fisherman named John as he polishes his gear and hopes for a Witty May tribe catch at Monocacy. Evening fatigue arrives and a sharp question about promised supper tests his resolve, echoing the old adage All that glitters is not gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Beep on Our Gum Shoes Prefigures Frost Advice
A quixotic early 20th century warning extols prudence in dress and footwear to ward off rheumatic ailments. It notes a custom of not changing winter underwear until locust blossoms appear and urges prevention as wiser than cure. It laments missteps and the misfortune of gum shoes discarded before frost.
Wheat crop thrives after harsh winter in Mechanics town
Growing wheat in Mechanics town survived the winter in good condition despite December and January frosts. Absence of strong winds prevented wind damage from moving frozen particles and sand. Later frosts and snows have also aided protection as the crop begins to loosen and flourish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicstown
Salvation Army meetings in Trenton head Easter dress sale
Lieutens Bennett of Trenton New Jersey will attend the Salvation Army meetings tomorrow. For Easter dresses poplin whip cords serges and more see Reuner and Kemp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lieutensin Bennett
Trenton
N. J
Salvation Army
Reuner and Kemp
Easter in Frederick and Lively Times Co at Opera House
Gentle Easter column describes springtime in Frederick with flowers, churchgoers, dresses and bonnets, plus a plug for Ruth Cleveland at Beckley's and local taverns. The Brunswick Herald notes Lively Time Company’s Frederick visit, praising nonprofessional troupe and acts from Billy Hanson to Monkey Bun Fire Brigade finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bromswick
Brunswick Herad
Lively Time Co
Lsst
Lively Times Company
Dram Corpe
Frederick
Opera House
Lee Hanshen
Sammy
Chas Wineberg
E. Baumgardner
R. Keiser
Hicks Glessner
John Gittinger
J Hann
H. Beanfelder
J. Gittinger
B. Bmichsel
E. Moberly
Millard Uaz
CG. Engie
E. Roerke
Wa. Davis
L. Snider
M. Bear
Monkey Bun Fire Brigade
State Firemen’s Association of Maryland drafts constitution
A subcommittee named J Roger McSherry, Wm M Crimmins, H R Hees, and J F D Miller reported to the general committee on a constitution and bylaws for the State Firemen’s Association of Maryland. The report was adopted and a general meeting of the city fire department was to be held Monday night at the Danier Hall to discuss the association’s objectives. Twenty letters from various fire companies signaled interest in joining the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Firemen’s Association of Maryland
J. Roger McSherry
Wm M.crimmins
H R Hees
J F D Miller
Tre Department
Itis City
Danier Hall
Esses
Laucable
Fire Department of
Frederick
Koontz
Removals on Jefferton Middletown and nearby farms
On Tuesday several residents moved locations across Middletown and surrounding farms. Wm L Rudy relocates to Kefauver property storehouse on Ms 2 street, Efie Gre vacates, Mrs Gro moves in with Enos Doubt property, Daniel C Bivel leaves Denbd farm for Leweer Middle town, J Samuel Dowswi begins housekeeping in farm house vacated by Amir Bide, John Eidnidze moves from Meyervines to the farm tied to Hagerstown ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. L Rudy
Kefauver
Jefferton Street
Middletown
Ms’ 2
Efie Gre
Gro
Enos Doub
Daniel C Bivel Bss
Denbd
Le'weer Midgletown
Myersvie
J. Uemuel Dowswi
Amir Bide
John Eidnidze
Officers named for Royal Arcanum in Baltimore meeting
The Grand Couger of Maryland Royal Arcanum, meeting at Royal Arcanum Hall in Baltimore, adjourned after electing grand officers for the year. Vice regent Charles J. Taylor and other officers including Francis Soper, Willard Howard, William H. Booe Jr., Wilbur F. Smith, J. Javenal, Rev. D. B. Winstead, and more were chosen, with Brinton as representative to Supreme Council and McKee as alternate. Grand trustees named as L. E. H. Nice, E. A. Robbins, and John L. Bikle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanam
Grand Couger of
Maryland
Royal Arcanum
Royal Arcanum Hall
Saratoga Street
Baltimore
Charles J. Taylor
Francis Soper
Willard Howard
Wm. H. Booe, Jr
Wilbur F. Smith
J. Javenal
D. B. Wins
Grand Trustees
L. E H. Nice
E. A. Robbins
John L. Bikle
Sale at 11 O'clock Buys Stan Property and Alley Lot
Sale to-day conducted by auctioneer Mr C B Fout for trustee Mr Charles Edward Stan sold the Col J T Stan property on West Third Street to Mr T AM Biser for $1500. The house and lot with the house upon it were offered but reserved at a bid of 475. A property on Eilehart's alley between Third and Fourth streets sold to Mr Marion Fau ble for $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salea
C. B. Fout
Charles Edward Stan
J.T. Stan
West Third Street
T. AM. Biser
Eilehart’s Alley
Marion Fauble
Investigation outlines road letting in Anne Arundel Kent line
News of the State notes a proposal to test the Kent county road letting system in Anne Arundel. It reports a disease survey among a Somerset farmer’s horses and a 74 year old man Jonathan Grove found dead in Washington county. Virginia vessels join Maryland fishery force on the water boundary line. A Virginia court case in Drummondtown considers Virginia control of Pocomoke. Barton Showell is declared insane after a shooting in Worcester county. Walter Sharar, 15, wounded by a pistol misused by a companion in Hagerstown. Willie Perrie dies from boiler explosion injuries in Westwood Prince George's county. his brother died and another injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Arundel
Kent County
Somerset County
Jonathan Grove
Washington County
Virginia
Maryland
Drummondtown
Barton Showell
Worcester County
Walter R. Sharar
Hagerstown
Willie Perrie
Westwood
Prince George’s County
New fashions and goods promissory offers opened today
An advertisement touts Dutch made goods with strong wear, priced 760 per yard for general use, 1200 per yard for others. Plain glass towels 42 by 17 inches priced at 100. It claims superior quality, new shell hash pins, hats, scarves, and the Pekrin glove from the sole agent.
Local mentions and sales in Frederick scene
The item lists Renner & Kemp offerings including Misses coats and capes at their store and silk and linen waists. It advertises Armory skating and dancing, with admission prices, plus multiple local business promotions from Rice Ender’s music shop to Dutrow’s Fountain and Beckley’s confectionery. A Fire Department meeting is announced for March 1983 with Ed. Koontz as committee reporter.
Best Values In Men s and Boys Outing Shirts
This morning s freight offers H Men s and Boys Outing Shirts at the best values ever shown for 28, 50 end Tiets. Also available are Ladies Waists and cheap items. New baby cartage lap robes arrive. call for the latest arrivals.
Japanese Mattings Offer Large Stock of Brussels Velvet Carpets
An advertiser reports that over 1009 yards of martens arrived yesterday as part of a sixth consignment this season. The note promises more arrivals next week and proclaims the Brussels and Velvet Carpets line the best season yet with extensive selections and desirability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart‘nes
Arriva
Brussels
Velvet Carpe
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Tn‘on Square Theatre
New York City
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Standard Oil Company
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Frank Schroeders
Mr. Schroeder
United States
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Joshua Fleok
Catoctin Valley
Alphine Creamery
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Dave Brengis
Groff’s
Herman
Harry Trail
Ruth Cleveland
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California Fig Syrup Co
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Mee
Danai
Chang Cem
John Hendrickson
Geo. A. Gilbert
Ge. A Gilbert
N. Marret ST
Gilbert's
H. Q. Tayion
George A. Gilbert
Martin Fauble
Court Street
Marshin
A. BR
Yeskke
City Hall
Moarddtr
A. G . Frederick, Md
Jan Sodantt
Dayton
T. Brengl
Pishatawiy
West Patrick Street
Irs
Ann BR
Bartgis
W. Patrick St
F, L Lewis
Gooi Pike
Hrurawick
Poply AC Maarhd
James E. Walker & CO
E. Walker & Co
Suz Go Ghams
ALWAT
Bodook
Neidio
Atanas Og Saat
Rokat Pet
Seaeum
Inaem
A. T. Rice &Sons
A. “Price & Sons, Eo
Forrest Chuscions
North Market Street
Maradiy
V. Staub
AEI
Bauer Kraut
F. V. Staub
Nerth Market Street
Telephone
B. H. Blageston
London
B. HB
BuScxston
Merouhant Tailor
North Market Strees
Frederick, MD
Schleysville
Hent Tow
Samuel Wertheimer
P. H
N. Market St
Marttage
West Patrick &T
West Patrick St
Patrick Street
Willem
John T. Green
South Market &T
Samuel Wolfe
Aquilla P. Wolfe
James F
E. Price & Co
East Patrick Stet
J. B. Price & Co
Miki
Poteseion
Hammond Urner
First National Bank
Immediate Sessenrion
Bank Tebsett
D.J.M. Ruscusre
Orth Market Street
Lepidawim Ney
Ostaakwiy DR
Hunichen
CLINE
C. E. Cline & Co
Mors Mattings
Gurstochk
Coats
Capes
Eton
Skating
Dancing
Columbia Beer
Wiliam
Eschelberger’s
Rice Ender's
Rice & Ender’s
Ruth
Beckley
South Market
Dutrow
Dutrow’s
Dutrow's
Coca Cola
Bell
W. C Bell
Sateupa
Malch
R L Harley
LD Harley R
Ratte
Eguth Marketstreet
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