Taneytown County Notes Funeral and Local News
William Miller dies at 78 at daughter’s Taneytown home. He leaves six children including Charles of Mt. Union and Mrs. Strawsburg. Funeral held at home then Reformed church Taneytown with Rev. Buy Pp. Bready. Interment in Reformed cemetery. Also notes on visits, illness, and local church events.
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Taneytown
William Miller
Jacob Strawsburg
Charles
Mt. Union
Edward
Oliver
John Frock
Town
Edward Strawsburg
Union Bridge
the Reformed Church
Buy Pp. Bready
Reformed Cemetery
Merle
S. Baumgardner
A. G. Riffle
Frederick
Rifle
Frederick City Hospital
Esther Hilterbrick
Robert S. McKinney
Jennie Gait
Baltimore
Wilbert N. Ness
Maxine
Urte
Baumgardner
Claudius N. Long
M. L. Bott
Westminster
of Christ
Grace Gutheran Church
D. Clayton Koons
Grace Reformed
Alice
Sarah
Koons
Uniontown
Oliver Koons
Emmitsburg
Mahlon Brown
Community Notes From Troutville March Update
Mr Reuben ier recovering from a stroke and staying around the house Romaine Krise has returned from Frederick City Hospital and is improved Miss Anna Johnson of Woodsboro visited aunt Mrs N T Baker Oyster supper planned by the Community Club for March 28 Mrs Nelson Summers and Mrs Jane Delanlaine remain about the same Mr Thomas B Johnson of York PA and son Loraine T Johnson of Quantico VA spent the weekend with sister Mrs N T Baker
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Troutville
Reubenier
Romaine Krise
Andrew I.krise
Frederick City Hospital
Anna Johnson
Woodsporo
N. T. Baker
Fern Hoff
O. R. Baker
Woodsboro
Maurice Strine
J. Locke
Locke
Rocky Hill
Nelson Summers
Jane Delanlaine
Thomas B. Johnson
York
Loraine T. Johnson
Quantico
Fire injures three as ladder collapse hits Camden blaze
Three Camden firemen were thrown from a collapsing ladder during a $50,000 fire at the Sport Center building on Broadway near Baighn Avenue. Chief Carter sent two more alarms as the blaze threatened several stores and workers were diverted by rerouted buses. Firemen Captain George Hunt Charles Watkins and Klarence Matthews were treated at Mafiopathic Hospital for bruises and cuts.
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Camden
N. J
Broadway
Baighn Avenue
Sport Center
Carter
Sporting Goods Elove
Dannenhower
George Hunt
Charles Watkins
Paint Street
Klarence Matthews
Whitman
Mafieopathic Hospital
Child Dies After Poison Candy In Coatesville
Velma E E Henry four year old daughter of Walter Henry of Thorndale died in Coatesville after eating jelly beans salted with poison. A physician attributed death to strychnine poisoning as the girl suffered convulsions soon after consuming the candy.
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Coatesville
Maren
Velma EE
Henry
Walter Henry
Thorndale
British Ship Sunk After Thames Haven Collision
Gravesend March 25. The American Merchant and the British steamship Matatua collided off Thames Haven. The Matatua sank with several crew members reported killed.
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Gravesend
Eng
Thames Haven
Banker Morris Stroud Jr. dies by train near Villanova station
Philadelphia reports Morris W. Stroud Jr. a Hollow Tree banker and son of Morris W. Stroud, killed instantly when he stepped onto Philadelphia and Western tracks near Villanova station. He had recently recovered from a nervous breakdown and planned a short ride after an early morning horse trip. His wife Miss Willia Dixon and four children were at home. Dr. Park Breneman, a pioneer X-ray expert in Lancaster, died suddenly at 65.
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Philadelphia
Morris W. Stroud, Jr
Hollow Tree
Villanova
Philadelphia and Western Railway
Stroud
Mr. Stroud
Stroud & Co
Bankers
Walnut Street
Morris W. Stroud
Clinton Street
Lis
Willia Boulton Dixon
William Boulton Dixon
Henry McGarvey
Lancaster
Park P. Breneman
Pennsylvania
Stoner, Lancaster official, dies at 72
Christian I. F. Stoner, 72, longtime employee in the Lancaster registry of wills, dies of arteriosclerosis in Lancaster Pennsylvania. He served forty years in the office, according to The News.
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Co. F. Stoner
Lancaster
Christian IF. Stoner
Office
the Register of Wills
Billion-Dollar Tax Refund Charged
Washington reports on a Senate inquiry into the Internal Revenue Bureau shows credits rebates and allowances may top one billion dollars in refunds. Senator King cites the billions in potential abatements while Senator Couzens warns of graft risks. Deputy Commissioner Nash says records on firms tied to Secretary Melton will be produced soon. The other item notes Mrs Ray Smith of Ta Anna Pa killing a hawk with a flatiron after it attacked a hen.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
King
Utah
Senate
Couzens
Michigan
Melson Hartson
Bureau
Nash
Melton
South Sterling
Ray Smith
Ta Anna
Here
Destitute Aid Planned for Germany by House
The House adopted a bill to appropriate 10 million dollars to purchase food and supplies for destitute women and children in Germany. The action, dated March 25, reflects concern over relief needs abroad and aligns aid with wartime efforts.
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Germany
Washington
I am Fearfully and Wonderfully Made Mix Up
A timid housemaid at the vicarage misstates the chosen Sunday text. She blurts out I am a fearful and wonderful maid causing a brief, humorous mishap in the morning scripture routine.
Mute Witness The Magistrace Trial Exchange
The hearing turns on a tense exchange with the Judge pressing the accused on involvement in the assault. The accused deflects, signaling the infirmary may hold the pertinent answer as proceedings continue in Sydney.
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Sydney
Honduran Rebels Near Victory Predicted by U S Navy Officers
Dispatches to the Navy Department from Commander Causey say the de facto Honduran government is collapsing and General Ferrara’s revolutionaries are expected to win. Captain Rasserson reports Milwaukee in Amapala as rebels gain mass support and move toward southern territory to win over remaining forces.
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US & Navy
Washington
Honduras
Ferrara
Navy Department
Causey
Tegucigaloa
Rasserson
Milwaukee
Amapala
Quiet Tegucigalpa Shelters as Rebels Plot Renewed Attack
In Tegucigalpa the situation remains quiet while revolutionary leaders plan a renewed assault. A joint advance by Generals Post and Carina is anticipated soon as state forces tighten control. In Greensburg Pennsylvania on March 20 a series of weekend raids in Allegheny Valley targeted hotels and clubs in Jeannette Springdale Arnold and New Kensington leading to six arrests and confiscation of Sidner.
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Tegueigalpa
Post
Carina
Tad’ Moor
Mmtraburgh
Greensburg
Alleghenny Valley
Jeannette
Springdale
Arnold
New Kensington
What Do You Do When You’re Biased
A humorous exchange quoting a cartoonish dialogue about bias and shouting responses. The snippet features two speakers, a punch line about kissing triggering another outburst, and a playful streetwise banter tone.
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County News
Wat Wat
Paris
Ounta
Worder
Qurpi Aro
Lusbano
Csree
M. W. Stroud, JR
Levi Werger
Intercourse
Lancaster Couny
Tenall
People's Dice Store
Co-Operative Drug Co
Mproper
Ares Doe
American Sugar Refining Comp
Cte
Armstrong
Armstrongs _Linoleum
Mullinix & Bentz
E. L. Kritzer
Central Trust
Grocers
Connen
E. Jackson Street
Chicago
Erick
G. L. Baking Company
Court Street
Carroll Street
Frederick, Md
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