Traffic surge, cherry blossoms boost city accidents
Heavy Sunday traffic in Fredericktowne area rose with the cherry blossoms drawing visitors from Washington. Three city accidents were logged at busy Market Street corners with no charges, minor damages, and one reckless driving charge against a chauffeur. Special police were deployed to manage peak flows along Market Street.
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Frederi
Washingtons
Mark and
Second Streets
Alton J. Lipps
Robert D. Leatherman
Thurmont
South Market Street
George W. Woods
Wilkinsburg
Rebecca Hendrickson
George L. Hendrickson
Middletown
Hendrickson
Hyratistown
Michael Carroll
K. W. Kingsbury
Pennsylvania
Clarence Lyles
Lyles
William S. Sims
Corp
W. K. May
Carroll
Market Street
Washington
Spelling Contest and Socials Reach Across Town
The Wednesday event at the Lutheran Church in Uniontown features a long spelling contest won by Mr McK with Mrs Cookson defeated. Irish songs close the gathering as refreshments mark the holiday mood. Social notes list visits among families from Baltimore Frederick and Connellsville, church and club activities, and a local fire call at State Reads building.
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Uniontown
Kent
Baltimore
Westminster
John Repp Iters
Guy Cookson
William McKinsky
McK
Cookson
Zumbru
John Repp
Walford D. Wrightson and Son
George H. Stocksdale
Charles Stocksdale
Thurmont
Silvio Cristofoli
Cristofoli
David Rinehart
Bowman
Joseph
San Mar
Frank Koontz
Gordon Hesson
Earl Kolb
Frederick
Bernard Hesson
Lyons
Gladys
Connellsville
Lyon
William Anders
Maud Hammerick
Elmer Pittinger
George Garver
Johnsville
Harry Hoitzople
Clarence Repp
L. B. Whitmore
Marion Smith
Edward Devilbiss
Louis Stauffer
Washington
Theodore Wolfe
Nidee
Jenny Brashears
Aime Molesworth
William Haebbs
Herbert F. Flohr
Forest BP
C AE Brown
Annapolis
Irma H. Flohr
Flohr
Vicant
Ray Smith
Woman's Hospital
Fragmented OCR news item with scattered names and misprints
A garbled historical notice mentions individuals such as Mr Wilton E Dodd and the Futwar Martars of War, with several names like Mrs C C Riddle Moser and Miss Merill Triplett linked to Mount Airy Maryland and New York City. It references flag halyards, a supposed half mast, and a lost mast event amid unclear local context.
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C. C. Riddle- Moser
Mount Airy
Merill Triplett
New York City
Rey
W. Triplet
Ashburs
Leesburg Levson Moveh to Dea Cy States At any 1 o
The fragment mentions Leesburg and Washington frost incidents with unclear details about a court case or state action and acknowledges recent activity at Howe HAL last week with names garbled.
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Leesburg
Levson
Dea
Wal & LP
Pete
Howe
Washington Frost
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Thomas Zumbrum
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John J. John
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Elie Matler
Philadelphia
St. Petersburg
Thomas Yates
Palm Beach
Miami
Wham E Roth
George H Stocksdale
T. H. Legg
Sykesville
Moan River Rancho
Matte Hood
Calamity Caver
Bayne Viexander
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Curty Stevid Burton
Beatrice Hay
Gene Hampton
Charles Gaither
Mary Scott
Myrtle Halcomb
Lucile Grim
Taylor
Josephine Noyes
Gregory
LeRoy Fleming
John J. Rees
Marriottsville
Main Street
Ellicott City
Mr. Rees
St Agnes Hospital
Thelma Hayes
Church
William Hayes
C. H. Iddings
Catonsville
Kate and Gertrude Mathe
Wittenberg College
Dulasbone
O'Cloci
Sprangdeid
Zantoderstown
Wittenberg
Wheea
Tay
Byrat
Renberag School
Mune
Tham
Werg
Muar
Watertown S. Dak
E Atue
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Dental Service
Basehour Dental
Western Maryland Bank
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Second
Iddzoda
Weller
Willian
Wilton E
Tate Belmiant
Gore
Tae
Sears Farm Supplies
Twelider
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Frederick, MD
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