March 27 in American History Highlights and Notable Deaths
Summary of historic events includes Vera Cruz surrender to U S forces under General Winfield Scott in 1847. Died: Jamies Harper founder of a renowned publishing house born 1705. C Darley noted artist born 1802. Colonel Willisa Lomb Confederate Fort Fisher defender born 1830. Astronomical events listed with evening and morning twilight details.
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Vera Crux
Mexico
Winfield Scott
Jamies Harper
Ids UO. C. Darley
Willisa Lomb
Fort Fisher
North Carolina
Pleasant Personal Paragrapha About Those Who Come and Go
Mr Murray Brish of West Patrick street is on a business trip to Baltimore. Prof. George A Everhart of North Market street travels to Taneytown on business. Mr David O Hoffman and family from South Market street relocate to East Church street. Mr Frank Le Knode and family move from East Third street to East Church street. Mr Oscar Firestone of Baltimore has spent days here and returned. Misses Eva and Florence Brown of Wilmington Delaware visit Mrs Blackstone and Mrs Hahn on East Patrick street. Mr Edward P Shier and family, Keedysville, will reside there in the future. Mr William Flautt of Norfolk Virginia, visiting his home here, has returned. Mrs Flautt will stay here for a time.
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Murray Brish
West Patrick Street
Baltimore
George A. Everhart
North Market Street
Taneytown
Eva and
Florence Brown
Wilmington, del
Blackstone
Mrs. Hahn
East Patrick Street
Edward P. Shier
South Market Street
Keedysville
Wiliam Flautt
Norfolk
Mrs Flautt
Wedding Surprise Miss Mondorff Bride of Le Moane
A Baltimore license was issued for the marriage of John E Le Moane and Mary B Mondorff of Emmitsburg. The bride, daughter of Mrs. A L Slagie, traveled with another woman to Baltimore for the ceremony. the family learned of the wedding only from published license notices.
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Miss Mondorff
le Moane
Emmitsburg
Baltimore
John E le Moane
Mary B Mondorff
A .L. Slagie
Flooded Dayton area linked to Darton residents
Relatives in Frederick and Darton anxiously await news from Dayton amid severe floods. Dr H V Dutrow, treating Mr Castle in Dayton, is unlisted as waters engulf the YMCA and nearby buildings. 240 imprisoned at the YMCA rely on scarce water as the National Cash Register plant and Dayton News building face flooding. The Red Cross is named as relief conduit. local families fear for loved ones across multiple stricken cities.
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Frederick
Dayton
Middle West
Philips Castle
C. A. Castle
Dayton Daily News
News
Castle
Howard ¥. Dutrow
Dutrow
YMCA
Third Street
Ludlow Third Street
Algonquin
Dayton News
Y. M. Gla
Empire Benefit For Sufferers Planned In Wisconsin
The Empire theater in Frederick Wisconsin announces a benefit show next Tuesday afternoon to aid flood victims in the Middle West. Proceeds will be sent to the Red Cross Societies as relief contributions.
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Empire
Enpire Moday Picture Theatre
Wis Is
Frederick
Froods
Middle West
Dhawaill
Frederik
Ned Cross
Emlore
Social hygiene talks set by Maryland Society branch
The Frederick branch of the Maryland Society of Social Hygiene has secured speakers to address youth groups on social hygiene. Assignments include Mrs Sarah West for Sewing Class at W C T U and Dr J H Apple for Boy Scouts at Lutheran Church. Also notes 36 patients moved from Montevue today and plans to transfer others to state hospitals. A horse incident on se Street caused minor injuries and buggy damage. Board of Charities contracts awarded for jail and Montevue supplies.
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Fredeiion Branch
Maryland Society of Social Hygiene
U S. G Rupp
C. PT. Goodell
B. O. Thomas
T B Johnson
T. Freeman Dawson
J. H. Apple
C. E. Wehler
Sarah West
Albert S. Brown
Gracely
Ja J. McCurdy
If P Fahroey
Buckeystown
Buckingham Industral School
Frederick
Donald Hooker
Baltimore
Hooker
Frederck
Boy Scouts Lutheran Church
Camp Fie
West
Montevue
Mountevue
A. P. Herring
State Board of Lunacy
State Board
Springfield Hospital
Crownsville
Board of Charities and Corrections
H. J.D. Hagan
Neal
Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Kolb Brothers
J. M. Newman and Co
Geo. K
China Tea Committee Arrangements Noted by All Saints Guild
The China Tea by the China Mission Chapter of All Saints Guild was managed by a committee of ladies led by Mrs. George R. Dennis Jr and including Miss Mary Williamson, Miss Julia Williamson, and Miss Nannie Knott. Credit was given for the event’s marked success.
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China Mission
All Saints Guild
George R. Dennis, Jr
Mary Williamson
Julia Williamson
Nannie Knott
Notice of separation and guild meeting in Frederick City
Local notice states Flos Mas Wright has left the residence and the signer will not be responsible for any tills contracted by her. The Frederick City Hospital Guild will meet at Mrs Clem ent Smith on East Third Street Thursday evening March 23 at 7:34. Miss Nan Wilson, Sec.
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Flos Mas Wright
FL. Wright
Prederick City Hospital Guild
Mra
Metal Weather Strips for Windows
Weather resistant metal and wooden window strips prevent wind and rain damage. Samples and estimates free. Call or address Wilson to Smith. Location Bo Evard Kepner or YoW CL A. Phones S76k or 195.
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Wilson
Smith
Bo Evard Kepner
Easter Soiree and Reichne School Event Noted
An Easter themed soiree was announced for Friday night at nine oclock by Miss Reichne’s school, inviting subscribers to attend. Details remain sparse due to the fragmentary OCR text.
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Reichne
Wiee
Edge of Storm Brings Fury Near Freezing Gale
Frederick county faced edge of severe storms early this morning as rain surged for over an hour starting around 6. Floodwaters filled streets and fields while Monocacy and Potomac rivers rose. Shenandoah is expected to overflow. High winds damaged foundations, toppled fences and trees, and altered construction work. Western Maryland tracks were briefly blocked by a undermined stone wall. Rainfall from 6 pm to noon reached 1.35 inches, with two inches total across yesterday and today. Temperatures ranged from 61 to 66 degrees overnight and this morning. Continued on Page Two.
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Middle West
Frederick County
Frederick
P M Sliteshow
Frederick Railroad
Montevue
Frederick Reality Company
Elm Street
Pleagan
Closing Out Sale of Commercial Operations
Notice describes an all items sale starting Friday March 28 with every article reduced. Stock includes men’s and boys clothing, shoes, underwear, blankets, curtains, bed speeds, hosiery, hats, caps, notions and more. Also mentions cabbage plants for sale and a trespass prohibition at Evangelical Lutheran Church rear property by order of church council.
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Niei’s
Frederick
Xa Iite
Evangelical Sunday School
Evan Lutheran Church
Countil
Model Garden and Dress Sale at Mendel's Make
Cashier John D. Hendrickson notes a model garden in Frederick with terraced displays and a people’s open garden for all. Mendel's showcases woolen serges and dresses, offering house dresses at 98 cents and refined waists, with new neckwear and bands arriving for summer fashion.
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India
Mrederick
Aml
Mende L’s
Moise
Mendel
Neidig Miller Advertises Fabrics and Corsets
Neidig Miller offers a wide range of fabrics including silk crepes and satins, ribbons, and furs for ladies and men. The ad promotes Onyx hosiery, a $1.00 corset, and a full line of ready wear with low prices, plus Keller Toms real estate and insurance services in Frederick Maryland with contact details.
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Mercerland
Neidig & Miller
Grader and Statusfer: a cryptic note from the page
A fragmented OCR line mentions a grader and statusfer in unclear context. The readable fragment hints at equipment or personnel terms but provides no concrete event, date, or place to anchor a fuller news item.
Moving Packing and Hauling and Upholstery Service
CL A FOX offers moving packing and hauling of furniture and repair and upholstering. Phone 83 R. 9 ALYN Market St. Plants For Sale RF GROVE 43 South Market St.0
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the Drug Store OF Special Service
S. Market ST
Telephone 101
CL A Fox
Alyn
Market St
RF. Grove
South Market St
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Washington
Maryland
West Gate
W. L. Moone
Weather Bureau
David O Hoffman
East Church Street
Frank le Knode
East Third Street
Oscar Firestone
Brunswick
Justice Miers
Corporation of Brunswick
Steele
Dinges
Moving Picture Show
Sterile
Devoe
Ngbaw Spay
CAL
H. V. Dutrow
Phillips Castle
Dr. Dutrow
Reibold
Roscoe Miller
Sticken
Harry Strasburg
Eli G. Haugh
Grant Dube
William J Stauffer
H. C. Smith
Robert E. Hahn
Catherine B Lzor
Harvey F. Wilhide
George H. Enele
William H. Forrest
G E Dern
Ross T
National Cash Register Company
Darton
Guy Phebus
C. L B. Braue
Tin
Ohio
Charles D. Reifsnider
Sarly
Caron Fieischman
Darien
Ti Ia
aKsie
Omiaway
Red Cross Society
West—News
Frederick Society
Arom
Frank King
Urbana
Seue Street
Mr. King
South Street
Jacob Geisinger
L F Conard
Nan Wilson
EDGE
Gale
David Groff
Mars
D. Baker
Citizens’ National Bank
Citlagns
National Banc
Frederick, MD
Capital
Oya
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Dakir
WM. G. Zimmerman
John D. Hendrickson
J.D. Wendrickson
Samuel G. Duvall
Cashier
Gyo. Wat. Saurit
Tros. H. Haller
Joan
M. L. Etcuison
Stchison Furniturd
New Citizens’ National Bank
Central Securities CO
Takota
Shriner
John N. Brengle
Court ST
John N. Rengle
Keller & Toms
and Insurance
W. Frederick
American Bonding Company
Grader & Stausfer
Cramer & Stauffer
Clifton
Trode
Montgomery County
Dalting-Neises
Thos. P. Rice
Norto Market Strigt
Thomas P. Rich
Young & Staley
SC Antes
Braddock Heights
Harry G. Tritapor
Real Estate, Loans and Insurancs
Lewistown
Propaerty
Lewiatown
Parture &E
Callan
Harry
Pike
Liberty
Steve Jee
William ‘H. ‘H. Smith
William He. Mite
Mid- Motown
Electria
Woodsboro
Fredererick
Thurmont
Jefferson
Walkersville
New Market
JantidkwFiy
Hickman
Buckeystownk
Doubs
Frederick Counts
Ovecdacw
Albaugh & Harrington Eortc Arrigas Tor
Bath
Toewricis
Harance
Lve
Remington
Smith-Premier
Laren
Menev Te Jaan
Ofice Na
Marge
Pearre’s Pharmacy
Pearre's
Fovlulex
West Pattich Street
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