Local Notices From Loys Area List Dozens Of Visits
A survey of town notes shows Mr Harvey M Puttinger and sisters Clara and Ada visited Maurice C Smiths family. John W Summer traveled to Frederick on business. Various residents including Mrs Lizzie Pittinvver and Mrs Nettie Martin spent days with relatives near Graceham Creagerstown and Thurmont. Aunt Leila Culler stayed with her sister. Holy Communion observed in Mt Zion. Mt Zion Lutheran planned service May 7. Local sports note reports St Marys baseball vs Mt St Josephs at Echo Field. News closes with shock of recent deaths including Mrs George Zentz Mrs W Yam Topper and Addie ONeil.
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Loys
Harvey M. Puttinger
Clara
Ada
Maurice C. Smith
John W. Summer
Frederick
Lizzie C. Pittinvver
Nettie Martin
Near the Pines
Mes
Samuel Martin
Samuel Tressler
Charlesville
Kate Martin
Minnie A Holimean
Howard T. Martin
William M. Long
George Exler
Clara AL. Piittinger
Robert Colbert
Graceham
Washington Pittinger
Howard ‘S
Martin
Katie Lohr
Marie
Creagerstown
Mary Mort
Annie Pittinger
James A. Hahn
Littlestown
John W. Loy
Ava Miller
Detour
Yallie Miller
Clara Fpictinger
Nellie Miller
Calvin G. Colbert
Thurmont
Nettie M. Liday
Mary Domer
John Eyler
Nettie Liday
William Ho Martin
Jacob Tregsler
Long's
I. McCiler
Wm. Morse
DL Mo Culler
Isnat
Troutville
Joseph Fox
Walter LeGore
J. Eaton
M Spear
Moses
Norman Phillips
Edith
Mary Ann
Creager
L. €. Warner
Annie Havner
St. Mary's
Mt. St. Joseph's College
Echo Field
Mount
George Zentz
Wyam Topper
Addie O'Neil
Toledo
Ohio
Local burials and school events noted in terse report
The item mentions burials of Mrs Zenwz and Mrs Opper in Thurmont and Miss Add O Neil in Toledo Ohio. An entertainment math troupe from St Parish’s school half drew a large crowd, while a heavy Monday evening storm caused damage in the area. Govern Crothers facilitated a recess at the College for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenwz
Opper
Thurmont
Add’ O'Neil
Tuledo
Ohi
Math Troupe No
St. Parish
Govern Crothers
Women Call Men Cowards Over Marriage Delays in Houston
A Houston church survey prompts women to label many men as cowards for not marrying. Respondents blame finances and extravagance, with one man earning ten dollars monthly urged to find a better job. Letters from across Alabama and surrounding states echo similar critiques, while readers debate male frugality and grooming standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
United States
Sam Hair
St Paul’s Church
Flouston
Clor
Jonoun
Boxing Bouts Tonight at Diamond Park Frederick
Soldier Burns meets Tommy Lowe in a 15 round bout at Diamond Park Frederick tonight. Lowe drew with Jimmy Collins recently and is favored by local fans. Eddie Sentry of Pittsburg fights Youns McCue of Baltimore in a 6 round bout. Local boxers Charles Onley and Spike Smith appear in four rounds. A battle royal closes the bill starting at nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldier Burns
Frederick
Diamond Park
Tommy Lowe
Lowe
Jimmy Collins
Soldier Barns
Eddie Sentry
Pittsburg
Youns McCue
Baltimore
Charles Onley
Spike Smith
Witl
Canal Bank Breach Blocks Canal at Four-Mile Level
A major break in the towpath bank of the C. and canal occurred Monday afternoon at the head of Del finger's Widewater on the Four-mile level about five miles below Williams wort. The 30 foot long break extends to the canal bottom and halts navigation until repairs by Supt J T luehards and a force of men can close it in a few days. Several loaded boats are stalled on both sides of the damascu place.
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Delfinger
Willamswort
J. T. Luehards
Damascu Place
Cut Theatre Manager With Knife
Thurmont men Lidy and Freshour, now in Waynesboro, caused a disturbance at the Pala Theatre in Hagerstown. Lidy attacked manager Ernest Westfall, drew a knife near his throat, cut his arm, and was restrained by T. D. Weist before arrests. Lidy fined $25 plus costs $27.67. jailed for nonpayment. Freshour fined $10.
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Rtoward Lidy
Stoward Freshour
Thurmont
Waynesboro
Hagerstown
Pala
Lidy
Ernest Westfall
Jig
Westfall
T. D. Weist
Preshour
Coats
Freshour
Governors Crothers and Tucker Tour Eastern Shore Roads
Governor Crothers and John M. Tucker of the State Roads Commission inspected eastern shore routes yesterday. They traveled from Chestertown to Centreville, then Easton, praising the Easton to Wre Mills and the Dove Bridge to Easton segments. Chas R. Lland of Trappe accompanied them and headed to Salisbury to inspect roads in Wicomico Worcester and Somerset counties.
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Crothers
Johnm. Tucker
State Roads Commission
Astern Shore
Easton
Chestertown
Centreville
Tex
Wre
Chas R. Lland
Trappe
The
Gold Roads Commission
Tries
Salisbury
Wicomico
Worcester
Somerset
Montross Company Reorganized At Stockholders Meeting
A meeting of Montross Metal Casket Company stockholders at Havers Town offices approved a capital reduction from seven million to three million dollars. The plan cut preferred stock from the original stake to sixteen and one third percent of the new plus added patents for the manufacture of roads. The report also notes wartime influences and resulting adjustments to the patent portfolio and production lines.
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Montross Metal Casket
New Tariff Brings Hardship to Shippers on Rail Line
Shippers along the Baltimore and Ohio line protest the new tariff that ends switching charges but imposes higher class rates instead of commodity rates. Freight from Frederick and other towns faces losses under pre May contracts as rail officials and manufacturers seek relief. Complaints flood officials as private talks continue and deliveries stall on several junctions with notices deemed insufficient.
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fStuysers
Baltimore
Inter Road
Consignor
Frederick
Central
Gaithersburg
Pennsylvania
Martinshire
Grove Lime Company
Cockerstown
Grove
A Word to the Wise Dinner Praise from Morgan
J Pierpont Morgan praised a diver gentler dinner in Cincinnati during a recent church event. His remarks highlighted the power of a well crafted advertisement to attract interest and drive sales, noting it should be pasted and shared to succeed.
Indian Athletes Highlight Carlisle Stars and Alumni
The article profiles Frank Mount Pleasant a Carlisle graduate who set records in sprint events and played football for the United States Olympic team. It notes James Johnson a Stackbridge Indian and other Carlisle alumni, detailing their education at Dickinson College Northwestern University and law careers in Minnesota, plus Charles Dillon of the Sioux on the Crow reservation and Edward Rogers a Chippewa star from 1900 who became a lawyer and probate judge.
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Frank Mount Pleasant
Carlisle
United States
Europe
Dickinson College
Chaice
Pil Suudent Sports
Franklin and Marshall Colter
Lanegater Ta
Whso
James Johnson
Stackhridge
Carlyle
Harvard
Indians
Harvard University
Jane
Charles Dillon
Ithoush
Montana
Crow Reservation
Crow Hirl
Edward Rogers
Ele
Law Department
University of Minnesota
Lving
Walker
Minnesota
Mahnomen, Minn
Cold damages lemons crop 30 to 50 percent in Sicily
The exceptionally cold January and February harmed Steffy lemons with estimates of 30 to 50 percent crop loss. Snow blanketed Palermo area mountains, drought earlier reduced fruit size, while rainfall later reached normal levels. Prices rose as demand from Russia increased and quality tiers quoted from $1.95 to $3.44 per box, with further rises expected.
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Snowfell
Palerma
Consul de Sota
Palerimo
Jong Drouth
United States
England
Germany
Austria
Russia
Odessa
Catania
Messina
City fathers asked for permission to place fountain on East Church Street
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals met last night chiefly to plan placement of the Memorial Fountain. They hoped for East Church Street near Market but could not secure a site. Potential sites include in front of the People's Fire Insurance Building or, if needed, in front of Columbian Lodge property on West Second Street. Over $500 has been raised for the fountain. further meetings are planned to secure a final site and authorize mayor and aldermen action.
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East Church Street
Society For the Cveation of Cruelty To
Market
Central Bank
Kemp Hall
People's Fire Insurance
Church Street
Fe Tase
Court Park
Biut
Mao
Columbian Lodge
Hoperty
West Second Street
Sem
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Saunday
Mr. Harrie Pitting
Loys Station
Fergaville
Rev Nickels
Luther Feaga
Wm. Morningstar
Washington
Edgar Morningstar
Hugel
Archie Morningstar
Barnesville
Lewis Enele
Annie Fenga
Lorrie Fenga
Andrew Smith
Daniel Smith
MT. Spl
Mary's
Warke YS
Market St. Frederick
G. O. Paxson
Edw. C. Cowling
North Market Street
Columbia Indestructible
Columbia
L. R. Deatzbaugh
Frederick, MD
Bowyer
John Bowye
Korble
Charles AL Kantity
John M. Bowyer
Naval Academy
An Prelis
Ce Academy
Mies Reers
Profile Vuoversliy
Academ
Secretary of the Navy
Pawyer
Bowser Bias
John If Gibbon
Texas
Nell
Belle
Philadelha Lecord
Montross Company
B. and
Baltimore & Ohio
Atlantic City
Seashore
Aupelartioc
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Jane National Convention
Society of Christian Endeavor
Wet Lodge
Ta I Philadelphis
Worthern Baptist Convention
Doc Angeles
American Medicant Association
Vartland
Ore
Disciples of Christistian Church
Seo Francisco
Cal
Rochester
N.Y
C. H.R
Dieht Fountain
Melistein
Willis
Ladies’ Aid Society
Gillis
Puck
Aence Shoe
la France
H.R. Flautt
Reliable Shoes
Mutual Insurance Co
Frederick County
Near Market St
Kirryland
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