Moon Phases and Local Notices in Daily News
The Daily News runs a mix of tidbits from civic topics to advertisements. It notes a police committee meeting on private force matters, election of Levy as treasurer of the Grand Lodge Knights of Honor, a drill association meeting, shoe factory work resuming, and various personal notices including pallbearers and visits by local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levy
Grand Lodge
Knights of Honor
Aldermenic Committee On Police
Imm
Independent Drill Association
Purely Personal items and travels in the region
A string of names and moves from John Bailey in the city to Springfield Ohio, and Mrs Bahrman in Baltimore. Visits to Hagerstown Emmitsburg Waynesboro and Philadelphia. Millinery purchases and Easter plans noted alongside contract awards for Montevue Hospital and jail supplies. Also sick lists and local notices including a patent medicine mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bailey
Springfield
Ohio
CO. A. Bahrman
Baltimore
Hastover
Philadelphia
Anais Lebherz
Chas. Brenner
Wm. Poole
Wm. Ebberts
F. W. Staub
Liberty
Fr. Reaney
August Lebherz
Waynesboro
Lula McSherry
Mt. St. Joseph's College
Emmitsburg
Thomas P. 3Fallinix
Plane No 4
Wm. Haydon
Frank Smith
Georgetown College
Sue Jamison
Tuscarora
Rebecca Davis
Geo. W. Cramer
County Correspondence in Busy Past Week
In the county notes a Sunday service was absent while a visiting preacher from Brookings spoke at the Lutheran Church on Saturday. Community events include a university center meeting for director elections, a wedding reception, and local farm work. Illness and deaths are noted, with Mrs J V Cunningham mourned and the old St Marks church plans discussed alongside a new vestry project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersville—Mae
St. Marks Church
Duvall
Pinckney
Paret
Trapnell
Edward Wall
Helfenstein
R. J. Hahn
Hagerstown
Mt. O'Donnell
Worthin
Baltimore County
Bae of Arts
J. W. Hilleary
Edgar
Berryvills
John Hilleary
Roanoke Va
Alice Mateny
Kaiser
Chas. Edmonston
C. E. Mealers
Local notices from BRINGEPORT area MAR 26
The column records a string of small community items. Convalescents, relocations, and travel notes include Jerry Marin convalescing, Mrs. Samuel Difepdul and Mrs. Harry Zoemerman visiting from Frederick City, various moves within Mechanisewy and Rocky Ridge, and a hay wagon incident. Also noted are a Baltimore visit March 1, Easter services rescheduled to 2 PM, and school examination results at Jacob's Well, plus local improvements including a milk separator building and a large house party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Zoemerman
Frederick City
Galide
Lie Limes
Eermother
Zepaa Luv
Atlees
Lagapoe
Ceivie Fister
Mechanisewu
Toesiay
Sheri
Fisher
Edward Boller
Acer Lows
Grecerum
Wee Cramer
Henry Beitler
Nothog
Dstid Enz
Normswoun
Sheridan Biggs
Steh Lst
Richard Haines
Indy
Mins Grave
Reminiscences of Frederick Then and Now in Midweek Chat
The piece reflects on Frederick as a walled city once thought blocked from progress. now factories rise and commerce grows. The author imagines a bright future with terraces on Cannon Hill and bustling streets, recalling old houses, schools, and priests, while noting a shift from stagnation to enterprise and population growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Market Street
Monocacy River
Cannon Hill
Commerce
Infants of
To-Say
Harry Trail
Hermann’s
Oysters and Theatre Tales In Busy Frederick
A jumble of local notes and theatre notices from Frederick includes oysters promised to be scarce next season and a glowing report on Mrs Tom Thumb Company at Staub's Theatre with a crowd left outside. Contributors praise weather, sermons, and rail improvements while river crowds discuss hints of Northwest Indian trouble and spring hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Thumb
Opera House
Knoxville Tribune
Staub’s Theatre
Mra
Tom Thumb Company
Mady Mars
Conant and
Countess Magic
Ogawa
Massa
Kinzo
Political Pointers in Baltimore Gubernatorial Field
Baltimore press highlights several candidates in the Maryland governor race. Former mayor Hodges is favored in Western Maryland, while Frank Brown’s backers remain confident. Edson M Schryver is urged for nomination. Dr George Wells seeks clerkship of the Court of Appeals. Senator John P Poe could be Attorney General due to canal and Archer bond expertise. State Convention set for next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Hodges
Maryland
Frank Brown
Edson M Schryver
George Wells
Court of Appeals
Spencer Jones
John P. Poe
Canal
Archer
Real Estate Transfers and Republican Club Meeting Notice
Real estate transfers include Samuel M Kefauver and Emma F to Amanda A R Groves for land valued at 900 dollars and Luther McKinney to Ruth Hildebrand for a Bruns wick lot at 300 dollars. The National League of Republican Clubs calls a Cincinnati convention on April 21 with Maryland delegates listed including B L Dryden and W J Van Nort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel M
Emma F. Kefauver
Amanda A.*r. Groves
Wm. W. Wenner
Tn Gross
Brunswick
Charles G. Thomas
Lemuel Lambert
Luther McKinney
Ruth ‘Aml E. Hildebrand
Thaddeug Creager
Alice V. Eyler
Mary B. Pardy
Eded G. Ricketts
National League of Republican Clubs
National Convention of
Republican League
Cincinnati
Maryland
B. L. Dryden
W. J. van Nort
N.N. Nock
Joseph B. Burleigh, Jr
Henry Watts
H. Sharp
John W. Martin
Henry E. Charlis
W G. Tack
IT. J. Bowie
Egg Carnival by Mechanicstown Lutheran group
The Young Ladies Mission Band of the Lutheran Church at Mechanicstown hosts an egg carnival at Mrs. C J Carmack’s home on Carroll Street tomorrow at 7 pm. Dressed eggs modeled as oriental figures will be on sale, with cream end cake, music, and recitations to entertain. Primary meetings in county districts tomorrow will select six delegates for the Constitutional Convention meeting in Frederick on Saturday April 4 at 11 am, and the convention will pick six delegates for Baltimore on April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xeoxville
Harry Biller
T. Binehardt
Washington, D. C
Lome
Smeltzer
Kemp
Congress
Washington
FT. B. Moore
Ter
Birdie
Halltown
W. Va
Pinkie Moore
Weverton
B. V. Garratt
Reformed Missionary Society
Bertie McLaughlin
Buchansa
C. 4
Crampton
Clayton Wire
Lovettsville
John W. Porter
Nannie Long
Sendy Hook
Lee Themes
Knott
Young Ladies’ Mission Band
Lutheran Church
Mechanicstown
C. J. Carmack
Carrol Street
Frederick
Baltimore
Iowadakat
Mies Fannie Debring
John T. Greacen
Pearl Sitter
Rulard
Dallas
Texas
W.L. Nolen
Oak Chi
Congregational Church
Gap
Walter Saunders Sual
Bean
Will Eel
Daly Nien Ey
Eloom
Gilmore van Fossen
Wil Sali
W. Land
Harvey B. Tease
Record Street
Persons Property
Bea Pdr
Do Daity News
Birch
Walter W. Ssucders
Aual
Worman
Mortsaget
Reel
Toc Street
This City
Zee Adr
Mondars
Ioly
Ned Bills
Harvey R. Leaso
H. Stauffer
Rocks Head
Valuable Person
Bills
Agri
Hs John
Bialer
Zeon
Will Gil O
Pine
Sesudy
Dally Re
Bail Granted In Peace Warrant Case
Mr George B Schroyer and his wife appeared before Magistrate Wilson on a peace warrant sworn by Mery E Hooper. Both defendants posted bail for the upcoming court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Schroyer
Wilson
Mery E Hooper
Man Falls as Housekeeper Sale Building Collapses
A serious accident occurred yesterday afternoon during Mrs A A Roths sale of house furniture on South Market Street. If not for Wesler Baltzer who was remodeling the building, a heavy load could have caused a far worse collapse. About two hundred people were in the Bogie NON patters when a sleeper sprang. Baltzer braced the center of the room, preventing a possible disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narre
A. A. Roth
Hue
South Market Street
Wesler Baltzer
Ss Baltzel
TV Lawyers And A Cat Capture Odd Midnight Duel
A chaotic scene in a dark hotel room pits two Fraterick Iswyes, Clarke and Thomas, against each other in a mock legal battle over a stray cat. Both men improvise catlike maneuvers, boot and boot-jack clash, and a startling cry ends with the cat vanished and both lawyers injured in a comic night farce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prederck
County Two
Wyer Clarke Isy
Thoms Jay
Slere
Clarke
Thomas
Joel
Kelina
Omas
Writ of Replevin Granted Over Public Sale Horse
Magistrate Wilson witnessed a writ of replevin sworn by Thomas H. Myers to recover a horse bought at Mr. C E Mosley’s public sale. The auctioneer sold the horse twice, first to Myers at 27 dollars then at 28 dollars to another gentleman, leading Myers to claim the horse when payment was refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Thomas H. Myers
C.E. Mosley
HYSENEAL St Pauls Utica Mills wedding scene in county
A late 19th or early 20th century wedding notice from Utica Mills in the county describes a wedding at Hyseneal St Pauls church on Tuesday evening at 7 o clock. The account names Mr Albert Stoop and Mrs Abertie R. Cremer among the attendees and lists bridesmaids, groomsmen, and ceremonial details with a festive reception and church arch. It notes the couple will reside in Charlesville and mentions other upcoming nuptials and social events in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pauls
Utica Mills
Abertie R. Cremer
Albert
Charles Jone
Marhall Zremernan
Sz Toliemand
Elsie Snook
Seddicy Paarch
Me Ciesiun Soop
Miss Lille Ziumenusy
Tke Sterers
Patty Dows
Eversr
Hey. S. Morlenca
Beauietia
Calla Wiles
Mareehil Novi Rome Bnus
Charlesville
County
First and final accounts in Long estate and Lighter guardianships
The Orphans' Court settles the first and final account of John D. Long as executor of Elizabeth Long deceased. It also records the fourth and final accounts of John Sant guardian to Alice Lighter and John H. Lighter guardians to Lorenzo C. and Gertrude F. Lighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Long
Elizabeth Long
John &. Sant
Alice ¥. Lighter
John H. Lighter
Lorenzo C
Gertrude F. Lighter
Scrims and Draperies Arrive at Kulliniz and Kemp
Our line of new scrims and draperies arrives in Nain and fancies with lace from New York imports. Extra inducements offered for curtains in carpet department. See hand-loomed tapestry Brussels patterns now on display before ordering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nain
New York
Brussels
Cali
Kulliniz
Blurred OCR Hints at Political Appointments and Rivalries
Fragmentary text suggests Gov Jacston may appoint Col BE Kyd if Douglas loses. It mentions possible Senate race implications, with Col Douglas as potential nominee and Republican candidate Senator Baie Want Stake. The passage hints at power plays and regional names but is largely unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fudge Sy Ier
Jacston
Col
BE Kyd
Douglas
Syester
Douglss
Trine
Feltem
Baie Want Stake
Hiwerstown
Local Election Ballot Items And Official Roles Listed
Fragmentary text outlines county voting items and several official roles including clerks and registrars. Mentions women’s group membership and potential candidates or appointments. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Frederick County Elections Chief Resigns Reserve Left Open
George We Waestel, the republican superior of elections for Frederick County, has resigned and his successor has been accepted by the Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er Ued
George We Waestel
Frederick County
Ton
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Pbkoad Bus
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Haley
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TV Lawyers
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Clarence A. Lindsay
Unionville
M. E
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D. G. Winsbrener & CO
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Frederick, Ma
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Ladiesburg
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Malis
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Grege
Ular
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Oxford
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