Fragmentary listings reflect local names and venues
A damaged OCR page shows scattered names and entities such as Charles Willma Jr, Rhodes, Thad M Biser, Doll's, Shipley & Boost, City Hotel Buffet, Dr F Thomas, Aquila Yaasle, Thomas Schley, Bosenonr & Sons and others, hinting at a directory or notice with multiple people and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Willma, Jr
Rhodes
Thad. M. Biser
Sol
R. Doll's
Shipley & Boost
City Hotel Buffet
F. Thomas
Aquila R. Yaasle
Thomas Schley
Psat Doll Bros
Thomas Kemp
Sasa
E. Payne
Fingling’ S
Fingling’s
John Hendrickson
B. Bosenonr & Sons
Brief Bits and Easter Closures Highlight Odd News
Exit March tomorrow and wear your palm branch tomorrow. The egg picking contest is at eight. April will be full of pleasant social events. Monday is All Fool's Day. Schools will close next week for Easter holidays. Women buy diaries, men use them, and spies read them. Next week should be observed by going to church. Hick's announces a storm period opening in April lasting five days. A still woman has met an effeminate man she cannot fathom. If you have an object in life petty jealousies and gnat bites will pass unnoticed. When a woman tells anything she adds a little, except it is her age. Old fashioned gowns once made from flour sacks are now bought from ready to wear departments via TV News ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Hick’s
TV News
Pleasant notices of locals visiting and moving about
Mrs E M Cobb of Washington guests at All Saints rectory Miss Mary Weiser of York Pa visiting friends in Frederick Police Officer Joseph Ridenour spending a few days in Philadelphia Mr E J Toms near Myeraville moved with family to Wingerton Miss Smith of Winchester Va visiting Mrs L M Nixdorff East Second Street Mrs Virginia Grove visiting friends in Winchester and Clarke county Virginia Mr G Waring Tyson and Miss Mary Tyson West Second Street visiting relatives in Shepherdstown Mr A A Lough gone to Philadelphia to see son George ill at Hahnemann Hospital Mrs William E Stanp of South Market Street returning from Westminster Mr James F Sensonbaugh of Wolfsville gone West will spend summer near Sterling Also Mrs Leonard Harrington North Martives in Westminster has returned Messrs John O Bittle and Hansen J Repler near Myersville have gone to Cattell's Station Va to purchase farms
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Cobb
Washington
All Saints' Rectory
Mary Weiser
York
Frederick
Joseph Ridenour
Philadelphia
E. J. Toms
Myeraville
Wingerton
Miss Smith
Winchester
L. M. Nixdorff
East Second Street
Virginia Grove
Clarke County
Virginia
G. Waring Tyson
Mary Tyson
West Second Street
Shepherdstown
Deaths and obituaries from Washington County area
THE WORK OF DEATH. aM a BUSH, William Henry Bush, organizer of the Bush Gerta Pigno Company and founder of the Chicago Methodist Episcopal Old People's Home, died March 19 at his home in that city. He is survived by a widow and two sons. Born May 21, 1828, in Mechanicstown, he moved to Calera in 1856, ran mills in Michigan, retired in 1875, then manufactured pianos from 1886 and later founded the Old People's Home. MRS. CHARLES CLINE died suddenly at Benevola aged 48, survived by husband and five children, sister of Dr P D Fahrney. Funeral Monday at 10, Mt. Zion church near Mapleville. MRS. ANK Kamp. Annie M Kamp wife of Jacob Kamp died near Emmitsburg March 28, aged 63 years 10 months 20 days. Services held at Taneytown this morning. Say you say it in Tax News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Am. A. Bush
William Henry Bush
Bush & Gerta Pigno Company
Chicago Methodist Episcopal Old People’s Home
Benjamin F. Bush
Wm.l. Bush
Mr. Bush
Mechanicstown
This County
Calera
Michigan
Old People’s Home
Charles Cline
Benevola
Washington County
P.D. Fahrney
Mt. Zion Church
Mapieville
Smle Kamp
Annie M. Kamp
Jacob Kamp
Emmitsburg
Taneytown
Religious services and notices across various churches
Sunday schedules fill the town with sermons at All Saints Episcopal Schleysville and other churches. Palm Sunday observances, naval services, and Epworth Leagues announced, with Sunday schools at several times. City Ministerial Association meets April 1 to hear Prof Cyrus Thomas on creation. Newark era clergy details, bishop appointments, and conference notes follow with cadence.
Preachers' Aid Society seeks $25,000. aid distributed noted
The Preachers' Aid Society urged laymen to raise 25,000 dollars, with 1,750 already distributed to preachers, widows and orphans in the past year and 15,000 still in sight. Holy Week services at St. John's list Palm Sunday rites, Tenebrae, and Mass with processions, plus Good Friday and Holy Saturday observances. A Deaf Mutes service is set for All Saints' Parish House at 10:30 AM. Dr J W Downey announces large fish propagation efforts across Maryland counties, distributing over 1,000,000 brook trout, 26,000 rainbow trout, and 25 million herring and other fish, with hatcheries expanding, though Garrett county needs better results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Conference
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Hagerstown
Cranston
Bacon
Herbert
Baltimore Preachers’ Aid Society
Emory Grove
Summerfield Baldwin
Preachers’ Aid Society
Milton G. ‘Urner
Frederick
St. John's
Our Lord
Matthew
J. H. O'Rourke
All Saints
J. W. Downey
Western Shore
Maryland
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Carrol
Howard
Montgomery Counties
Bush River
Patapsco
Gunpowder
Back
Severn
Susquehanna
Thea State Fish Department
Druid Hill Park
Garrett County
Brunswick Masons Move to New Quarters
The Brunswick Lodge No. 191 A F and A M has opened a new lodge room in the town’s new bank building. The decorated space features Brussels carpet, silk and linen portieres, quartered antique oak trim, a master’s chair and eight officers’ chairs, desks for secretary and treasurer, an altar, five settees, gilded entrance columns, carved inlay with emblems, acetylene lighting, steam heat, and neatly fitted ante rooms including a reception space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Masons
Brunswick Lodge
Brunswick
Community Elections And Local Business Openings
The Frederick and Woodsboro Turnpike Company and the Frederick County Brick Works announce annual elections at their respective banks and offices. Middletown plans Burgess and commissioners elections at the Burgess office. Local business changes include Horace Zacharias selling his livery, G Edward Myers taking charge, Thomas Sponseller opening Central Hotel livery, and W C Staley starting a Fifth Street grocery. County Commissioners begin a two week special session Monday. Real estate sales include Walter Saunders auctioning a house on West Patrick Street for 1500 to Franklin B. Smith, and Edward Angelberger land sale in Mount Pleasant for 3709 to Charles M. Burdett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Brick Works
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank
Union’ Manufacturing Company
Burgess and Ye Commissioners
Middletown
Horace
Zacharias
G. Edward Myers
Thomas Sponseller
Central Hotel
W. C. Staley
North Market
Capt
Walter Saunders
Geo. R. Dannis, Jr
West Patrick Street
Franklin B. Smith
Noah E. Cramer
Edward I. Angelberger
Mount Pleasant
Charles M. Burdett
Construction Work On Caton Telephone Line Six Miles
The Caton Telephone Company began work on a six mile line between Myersville and Wolfsville in the county. Poles have been delivered and a digging gang is progressing briskly. The top worker is John E. Palmer of near Middlepoint, who dug 26 holes in one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cacochin
Caton Telephone Company
Myersville
Wolfsville
John E. Palmer
Middlepoint
Oxford Wes Defeats Cambridge in This Morning’s Race
Special dispatch reports Oxford defeated Cambridge in the varsity boat race by a quarter length this morning. Both crews exhausted, alternated the lead as they battled along.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Tat News
Loxpos
Oxford
Leader of His Class at Western Maryland College
Roger B. Devilbiss of Mount Pleasant, this county, achieved the highest average in the senior class at the second term examinations at Western Maryland College in Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Roger B. Devilbiss
Mt. Pleasant
Local Mart Market Quotes From J E W Hargett Today
The Local Mart lists today’s quotes from J E W Hargett. Corn per barrel two dollars. Shelled corn forty cents per bushel. Wheat seven three cents per bushel. Hay priced from thirteen to fourteen dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. W. Hargett
Professor G. E. Smith Wins Frederick Mayoral Nomination
A spirited Democratic mayoral contest in Frederick ends with Professor George Edward Smith defeating ex-mayor A. R. Yeakle by a 36 vote plurality. Dr. S. F. Thomas garners 1 vote. 835 total ballots cast. result announced at 9:15 p.m. Yeakle gives brief thanks to the assembled Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. RK. Yeable
S. F. Thomas
George Edward Smith
Frederick
Crawford
Smith
R. Yeakle
S&s
Frank Thomas
Mr. Yeakla
Democratic Nominee Urged By Supporters In County Meeting
Supporters urged turnout for the party nominee after a friendly primary campaign. A city convention will nominate a city register candidate and five aldermen, with judges and a clerk named for the primary.
Mrs Pullman the Celebrated Palmist at East Church Street
Mrs Pullman the celebrated palmist will be at No 6 East Church Street for a short time. Hours are 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puilman
Pullman
East Church Street
Local notices and ads stir Frederick crowds with Easter want
Frequent ads showcase Easter hats, novelties, fashion offerings, and home goods in Frederick. Shoppers are urged to visit Eisenhauer's, Supley & Borsrt's, and Hidenhauer's for hats, baskets, flowers, and silverware. The column also notes sales on shirts, fabrics, belts, lace curtains, linens, and Turkish towels, plus restaurant specials and market hours.
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the Daily News
Creasey
Neurales
Poa
Remy Impang
Amy Um Savelst
Bosna
Socal Reader
New York
Gowerric cLoomas
al Vara
Cresebue
Antubald
Landerborn
Louss
Torr
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Fara
Tbyetos Vaares
Sunday Schools and Societies
Schleysville
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Glade Reformed Church
Walkersville
D. J. Wolf
M. E
Joel Brown
Brunner
City Ministerial Association
P. EB
Cyrus Thomas
Man
E.R. Eschbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
Bockeystown
Easton
Frederick County
BE. Union
Grace Reformed Church
Minnie Barbour
Palms
Helen Stauffer
Golgotha
Nazareth
J. H. Apple
E. Is. McLean
Southern M. E. Conference
Baltimore
M.E. Church South
Roanoke
O. P. Fitzgerald
Nashville
Warren A. Candler
Atlanta
Southern Methodist General
J. H. Boyd
B. W. Bond
I. W. Czntér
East Baltimore
Hmib
S. M. Bowman
Bransewick
B.V. Switzer
J. F. X. Coleman
Frederick and Woodsboro Turnpike Company
Franklin Savings Institution
Oxford Wes
Geo. ED. Smith
Yeakle
Professor Smith
Democratic Party
Echo
City Register
Robert Ramsburg
Lloyd T. MacGill, Jr
Joseph Bussard
William Railing
Josephus Reader
New Baltimore
Hi' A. Schildt- Knecht
Bolivar
Mr. Reeder
Woodsboro Savings Bank
George A. Stull
Randolph Stull
Trentville
Charles S. Ridenour
New York State
State Street
Schenectady
New York City
Broadway
Arthur Jackson
Jusie Chase
Navarite Hall
Beanie Hill
Florence Gross
Bessie Gant
May Carroll
Mrs. Mahoney
John Boyd
William Danner
John Smith
Nelson Scott
Clarence Nelson
John Williams
Jerome Goings
Johnsville
My. F. CO
Della
James F. Beall
Dellar
City Hotel
P. BE. Long
Anboiwd Badu
Domosstty
Aguilla R. Yearle
K. Tuomas
B. Rosenour & Sons
East Partick Street
City
Buteat
E. Pare
North Market Street
Supley & Borsrt's
Eisenhauer's
Mr. Sappington
Hidenhauer’s
Rogers
Auten G. Quurn & Co
Doll Brothers
Eisenhauer’s
Dol Brothers
Ophes
Alston
Aguinaldo
Evsston
Jonn Friewpnioxson
Nhidig & Miller
Nene & Miller
Clinton E. Main
Dr. Meban'e LA Grippe
Cliston E. Main
Vronerick
Isanogie, &Wagaman
Ciugdress Books
Eisenhower
Scott’s
Frep'x
W.E. Dien
Market Street
East Patrick Street
J. T. Pres
Quincy Adams Safver
Ukteten den
Alice OF
Odvincennes
Winter Garden
Wax
A. Woopwarp
Georgie A. Poole
N. Market Street
BardeRr
Pahmeler
Atiag
Isanogle & Wagaman
Frederick, ND
Boteier
Gfiica
F. B. Sappington
China
B. Safpington
Adavis
City Hall
Rocooer
Lansdowne
GEO
Rodock & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
T. Rice & Sons
Frederick, MD
Fhederick CO Telephone Tiwite
T. KP
RICE
de. Hick
Fredk Co
F. W. Staub
F. W
Ceresville
Shriner
Sannr Sandi
Carioad
Willard OU
Keller
Base Second Street
Patt Brow
Virgil Park
A. McUrrdell
Third Street
East Third Street
Frederies
Tus Tof
C. Winebraner & Son
Tor Piy
Tan Praderick
Uetween Aieltomn
Mre Miller
Kath Saag
Mledté
Benty
Dar
Second St
Cas
Joan Eg
W. Aarecht
Seasdee
Church Streets
Fane
Apply le md
Dents
Wes
Patrice Street
Patrick
Bhai
E. Patrnek
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