March 27 In American History
The record notes three events: Fannin and Texan prisoners of war were massacred at Goliad by Mexican forces. Vera Cruz surrendered to the U.S. Army under General Winfield Scott in 1847. Colonel William Lamb, Confederate Fort Fisher defender, died in 1900, born 1830. Astronomical data lists sunset at 6:15 p.m., sunrise 5:46 a.m., moonrise 6:14 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Fannin
Goliad
Tex
Vera Cruz
Mexico
United States Army
Winfeld Scott
William Lamb
Fort Fisher
North Carolina
Notice of Sale and Meeting at Local Establishments
Fragmentary OCR lists various local businesses and items including Neidig and Miller at Williamson's Furniture Store, Miss Spring Hats, aluminium products, and Special Records Bargain Sale. Mentions a meeting and quick lunches alongside The Marvel Tonight entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Quynn & Co
The
Marvel
Notice to Subscribers Intent on Moving
Subscribers to The News who intend changing their places of residence should send to this office their old address as well as the new address to insure the transfer being promptly and correctly made.
Red Men Honor Dead at Memorial Service in Baltimore
The annual memorial services of the Degree of Pocahontas and the Improved Order of Red Men were held at the Lyric Baltimore. Mayor Mahool Judge C. H. Erkstein Great Sagamore H. L. Bennett attended. H. Dorsey Etchison delivered a lengthy address on the three precepts Freedom Friendship and Charity and urged world peace and unity in a future Kingdom of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Lyric
Baltimore
Mahool
C. H. Erkstein
Sagamore
H. L. Bennett
H. Dorsey Etchison
Brief Items of Interest from Frederick
About thirty people joined an alti more excursion to Frederick yesterday with excursion rates. A thief took a large stepping stone from the butcher shop of Mr A O W Abrecht on West Patrick street. Rosenstock Brothers displays on East Patrick street attractively decorated by Ernest S Pettingall. The will of the late Dane Waskey probated in Orphans Court Saturday leaves her estate to her husband John N Waskey with Charles KR Waskey to have a home in her house. upon husband’s death estate reverts to Charles R Waskey. Edward C Shaf er named executor. Will dated June 12. Ub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altimore
Frederick
A OW. Abrecht
West Patrick Street
Rosenstock Brothers
East Patrick Street
Ernest 5. Pettingall
Dane Waskey
Orphans’ Court
John N. Waskey
Charles KR. Waskey
Charles R. Waskey
Edward C. Shafer
Piles Cured in Days Promised by Local Ad
A newspaper ad claims quick cures for piles within six to fourteen days. It promises guaranteed relief and offers several remedies with bold claims of effectiveness.
High School Design Chosen for Parker Thomas & Rice Plan
Parker Thomas and Rice of Baltimore win contract to design a new Boys High School in the city. The H shaped two story brick building on Park Avenue facing Elm Street includes ten classrooms, two manual training rooms, a library, gym potential, and separate basement shop areas. Cost not to exceed 55000 with 6 percent to the architects. other prize winners named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker, Thomas and Rice
Board of School Commissioners
Frm
Parker, Thomas & Rice
Baltimore
School Board of
Boston
Park Avenue
Elm Street
Princei Pals
John 8. Newman
Une
Parker, Thomas & Ri¢o
J. Ienri Desiborn
Washington
Hamme and Leber
York
Alfred Cookman Leach
Laird
Department of Architecture
University of Pennsylvania
Tie
Frederick
Philadelphia
Election Date Set for Second Lieutenant of Company A
Military headquarters of the Maryland Satiemit Guard announces the election of the Second Lieutenant for Company A to succeed Lieut. Frank Beuts, who resigned. Captain Julia Marr Ke haseen will conduct the election next Monday night at 8 o'clock, by popular vote of company members. Sergeants Jaye iguieuneed and others may be candidates, with five days prior notice required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryliand Satiemit Guard
Tulay Iraqi Authority
Lieeutemiot
Ac Orbis Citys
Prank Beuts
Julia Marr Ke Haseen
Ue Popu
Jaye Iguieuneed
Tle
Ali Mente
de Cane
Imtoy
Elizabeth Allen Granted Divorce and Custody with Name Change
Elizabeth Allen through attorney Samuel A. Lewis is granted a divorce a vinculo from Leonard August Allen. She is awarded custody of their minor Mary Cecelia Allen and the right to resume her maiden name Elizabeth C. Schindeldecker. Plaintiff resides near Foxville, defendant in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth €. Allen
Samuel A. Lewis
Leonard August Allen
Mary Cecelia Alien
Elizabeth C. Schindeldecker
Foxville
County
Philadelphia
Sickness News From Local Area
Rev Alongze PD Winters of DE avenue is confined to the house with a bandage. Mr Charles W Martz of South Market street was severely stricken with acute indigestion yesterday evening and shows some improvement today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alongze PD. Winters
DE Avenue
Charles W. Martz
South Market Street
Local listing and notices mix in 1920s ad pages
A dense fragment shows merchandise items and theater ads from Allen G. Quynn and Col, with cookware, cups, pans, and dining ware plus film and music promos from The Marvel Tonight. A separate public notice mentions a theft accusation and a Gospel Mission chapel fundraising call, with signatures Melvin Oden and others.
Y M C A Talk Stresses Physical Side of Christianity
Dr Charles Barker of Washington spoke at a Y M C A meeting at the City Opera House stressing the physical aspect of Christian life in the Taft era. He cited Taft’s morning exercise, urged honesty in work, and shared his twenty years of faith, closing with Just As I Am and prayer. Bowlers renew league play with matches and suspensions. boy attendance prizes awarded in the Sunday meetings with 474 total attendees for eight sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yo M. C. A.s
City Opera House
Charles B. Barker
Washington
Christina
Taft
Charles Mullican
Marl Gilbert
Roy McKinzie
Frederick County History Volume One Completed
Notice proclaims the first volume by T C Williams and Folger McBinseys completed and insured with printing of the second volume to be finished by Monday April 2 1911 and delivered by binders. Also includes local ads for GEM Dining Parlors offering deviled crabs and seafood and for Linn Mowers sharpening and repair services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
T .C. Williams
Folger McBinseys
LOR. Titsworth & Co., Publishers
Elaborate Hats Arrive March 20 at local supplier
March 20 marks the start of an elaborate spray of tailored and semi dress hats shown to customers. David Cramer of Walkerville Frederick County solicits stock. shipments arrive every Saturday from B. & C. stock yard. highest cash prices paid for calves and clover seed. Local notices advertise real estate, Victor Liver Syrup, and household goods with several business and service promotions in Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cramer
Walkeraville
Frederick County
Samuel W. Stoopes
Braddock
Marsland
Frederick City
Young & Staley
Fieal Estate
Frederick
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Ubbe Mg Tutins
W. L. Moore
Weather Bureau
Pin
Seart
City Opera Horse
Rexall Remedies
Woodward
Ee Lease
Ausherman
Market St .Woman's College
Res
Vaudeville Central
Neidig & Miller A
Williamson
N. RR
D. Mantz
G Quynn & Co
Markey's
Chapel Trustees Historical Society
YM. C. A. Cafel
Shipley
S .John W. Abrecht
A. G. Quynon & Co, Ers
Ial
High School
C. Allien G. Quynn & CO
Special Records
Josephine
Dixon
Victor Records
the Marvel
Swords Points
Marioni Leonard
Powers
Old Madrid
Mary
Allen G. Quynn & Col
Y.M. GC. A. Gate
Court Street
Sanitary and Apelodale
AM. C. A. Management
Historical Society of
UV. 2D. C
Victor LIV R
Syrus
Gospel Mission Chapel
Winchester Street
Melvin Oden
Micha FO
Edgar Null
Luther Nichols
Chas Bart
C. E. Barker
Y.M. C
Mr. Clarke
Andiamond Steserves
Braddocks
Out of Towns
GEM Dining
South Market St
Linn
South Market Spreer
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens
National Bank
Wal
Frederick, MD
Capital
WM. G. Bang
WM. G. Zimmerman
Ate Lashier
Samuel G. Duyvall
Casble
Hatters Jorn
Amapurs
Dasin
G Bakken
U. Cox CG
M. Tuomas
Coe
Ci DE. Keravuver
P. L. Vanurri
Jepee J.C. Morrra
D. Haken
N. OR
Victor
Syres
Chagise
Victor Iiver
Gur Troom
Dill Avenue
Viesca Const
Victor Liver Syrup
Kennedy
Victor Liver Syred
John D. Hendrickson
Ahist
Todiy
Tor
Wilsses
Wight
John 2. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Nemec & Miller
International
Corliss
Wei
Lord & Taylor
Rexall
Pat Renewel
Elas
Willdlambon's
Itt
UNE Rexall
Umier
Rabisburg
Paul
Rorner South Market
West All Saints Streets
JV. Summers & Son
Seotle
Frank Rice
Ixcelsior
SV Tb
Syrel
W. Second Street
Rhodes
M. IL. Etchison
M. L. Etchison
National
Thos. P. Rice
Thomas BP, Rice
North Market Strbest
Braney G. Tritapor
Third
East Bixth
Drowmy End
Goud
Weal Wiftth
Dim Are
Winehaster Street
East Phird Street
Nice
Wy Court ST
Phona
Frederick, Ma
Guid Fenunte Amt
Keller & Myers
REAL
WHEL
Dave
Lewistown
Lemling
Etchells Mill
Sir Ates
Hemauurg
Redereke
Dortera
Kuller & Myers, Cor
Second Sts
Cramer & Stauffer
Jeanne & Stauffer
Oyeice
At & Ar
Boney
Bath
Binse Latrick Street
Furmis
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
Startford Fire Inc. Co
Whoenix Ing. Co
Queen Ins. Co
N.Y
Inidelity
Church
Landis
Waltham
Eleins
Howard
Hamilton
South Bend
Wilnois
Rockfords
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