Juvenile Court Is Frederick's Need
Discussion on establishing a Frederick County juvenile court as urged by Judge William and supported by the Maryland Children’s Aid Society. Advocates argue countywide adoption would reduce jail detentions for youths, aid neglected children, and lower future crime while highlighting benefits seen in Baltimore and the need for private homes during case processing.
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Judge Williams
Baltimore
Children’s Aid Society
Frederick County
T. J. C. Willams
Episcopal Church
Allegany County
Baltimore City
Maryland Children’s Aid Society
Maryland Children's Aid Society
Lord Baltimore Motor Truck Co Incorporates in Baltimore
The Lord Baltimore Motor Truck Co has been incorporated as a local industry with capital stock of 190000 dollars, divided into 1000 shares of 169 dollars each. Incorporators are John Luntz Jr and Sr, J Emmer Striker of Baltimore, and Peter A Miller, Harvey M Briges, of Baltimore, with J A Caffer ty of New York as directors for one year. The company is granted a free site of two and a half acres in Frederick for an auto factory to be built.
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Lord Baltimore Motor Truck Co
John Luntz
J. Emmer Striker
Baltimore
Peter A. Miller
Harvey M. Briges
J. A. Cafferty
New York
Frederick
Williamsport poison case rocks town as romance blamed
Samuel Eichelberger, 25, an eive trician, allegedly swallowed 2 ounces of chlorform at the home of John Bescore in Williamsport after a dispute over sweetheart Miss Grace Bescore who favored another beau. Feeble reports say Foeds Ofte showed slight improvement.
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Gill
Miss Grace
Honor pupils at Mt Airy High School
Mt Airy High School held closing exercises at Masonic Hall with a large crowd. Oscar B Coblentz gave the address on Education. Medals were awarded for elocution and highest averages to Lydia Selby and Bessie Walker. Honors listed for junior, sophomore, and freshman classes. Agricultural program expanding with plans for summer outreach and a corn growing contest. Edward F Peck elected president of Waxerstown and Frederick Railway Co succeeding Emery J Coblentz.
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Masonic
MT Airy
Mt. Airy
Oscar B. Cablentz
Morris Iron Works
B. Rosenour & Sons
Frederick
Weaver
Clara Leatherwood
Worman Wilson
Clarence McBridy
New Market High School
Rosenour
A. Franke Miter
Olive Mount
Lydia Selby
Paul Horn
Elsworth Pool
Cora Hrashear
Blanche Spurrier
Vernie Arpsley
Bertha Pool
Wava Clay
W. D. King
Dana Rudy
Larue Clary
Larue Gunn
Kathleen Bowman
Bessie Walker
Corydon Gowman
Frankie Wetzel
Ilsworth Pool
Oscar B. Coblentz
3. K. Smith
Schoo
Mt. Airy School
Nhat
Smith
F. Russell Young
Tausuage
Mi Aim
Not to Be Unseasonably Warm Weather Outlook Across East
Weather Bureau reports unsettled conditions endangering early warmth across the nation east of the Missouri river. Forecaster Lil Tehn cautions that casettled patterns may open the deck of seasonal norms, bringing cooler periods and variable precipitation in the coming weeks.
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Missouri River
The
Weather Bureau
Hood College outing heads to Braddock Heights
About 60 Hood College students left at 2 o clock this afternoon for a birthday outing. The clip includes casual remarks about appearances and a light exchange on gifts, reflecting a cheerful campus scene.
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Hood College
Braddock Heights
Community Seeks Update On Band Robbers In City
The town discusses whether all band robbers have been caught as reports persist that some remain at large. Citizens praise the High School cadets for parade discipline and anticipate summer concerts as public interest grows. A flag ceremony at Mt Olivet cemetery honors Key and inspires civic pride.
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Jia
Alexander
Church and
Court Streets
Most Prompt Cure for Bad Colds Advertisement
A vintage advertisement touts a cold remedy as prompt and effective. It promises natural ingredients, relief of pains, aided expectoration, and secretions, claiming to restore health and be dependable. Sold by all dealers.
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Chanderlain
Nature
Confederate Dead Monument Unveiling Planned at Rockville
A June 3 unveiling program for the Montgomery County Confederate dead monument, erected by Ridgley Brown Camp and the Daughters of the Confederacy, was announced. Col Spencer C. Jones will host. speakers include Judge Edward C. Peter and Reps Thomas Hethn and Frank Clark. Miss Anna Lee Hoyle will draw the veil. funding listed as 5600 dollars.
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Montgomery County
Ridgley Brown Camp
Daughters of the Confederacy
George R. Rice
7. R. Hall
William NH. Talbott
Nana Hays
Marsaie
Tields
FL May Sellman
Spencer C. Jones
Edward C. Peter
Thomas Hethn
Madama
Frank Clark
Florida
Anna Lee Hoyle
Eizabeth Jones
Eloise Chiswell
Frederick A. Tschiffery
Hunton D. Seliman
James Za’er
Central Presbensian Church
Washington
Lewis R. Watson
Rockville
Theriangular Park
Court House
Mount St Marys Comes Back To Beat Washington College
Mount St Marys, after three weeks of attacks, rallied to seal a win against Washington College. The comeback showcased resilience as the Maryland team reclaimed momentum and improved its standing.
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Mt. St. Mary's
Mount St. Mary's
Washington Collce Star
Company B wins cup in annual athletic meet
Company B led by captain Leslie Boost wins the News cup for top track and field showing with 39 points, ahead of Company A 32 and Company C 20. The meet featured a cross country run, broad jumps, shot put, and dashes. junior and senior events yielded top marks by Co B and Co A athletes.
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Company B
Leslie Boost
Walter Mebbing
Richard Simmons
Company A
Company C
Seventh Street Pike
Ross Myers
J. Watts
Theunners
B. Winebrewer
Competiton
Aness Snes Ees
A. James
Co. C
W. Wren
W. Anderson
L. Boost
Co. B
M. Staley
Co. A
A. Brown
H. Sponseller
Co.a
R. McHenry
4. Brown
W. Funk
I. Rothenhoefer
H. James
BE. Webb
James
R. Baumgardner
W Comfort
E. Webb
R. Myers
R. Dansberger
CC. C
W. Comfort
E. Dansberger
Peach harvests in South Mountain belt fall short outlook
Growers across Smithsburg Cavetown and Edgemont report about 75 000 baskets of peaches versus 500 000 to 600 000 expected in the South Mountain fruit belt. Quality remains fine but quantity is down with accompanying losses from peach and apple tree damage. Cherries raspberries and strawberries also expected to be scarce, with raspberries about one fourth crop and berries overall sharply reduced.
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South Mountain Belt
Smithsburg
Cavetown
Edgemont
South Mountain Fruit Belt
de Fray
Government tasters sample wines and cheeses for public safety
Government tasters earn wages from 2000 to 5000 dollars yearly and travel to cities to sample wines beer cheeses and other foods subject to inter state commerce. Assistant chemist Mitchell recalls trying very hot peppers including a Mombasa chili which caused burning and required milk to soothe the mouth.
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Tureau
Mitchell
Fragmentary note on pepper anatomy appears in OCR text
The readable fragment describes a pepper anatomy detail mentioning a bite and placenta. The garbled OCR lacks context, making a precise event or source uncertain. No identifiable person, organization, date, or location is present to anchor a fuller summary.
Exercises at Antietam Memorial Day Program
The Antietam battlefield memorial service program on May 20 is set under the Grand Army post of Sharpsburg. John L. McElroy of Washington will deliver the address, with short speeches by others. Raleigh Sherman will read Lincoln’s Gettysburg speech and serve as officer of the day. Hohrersville Band and Shepherd College Cadet Drum Corps will provide music as visiting groups join the parade before the National cemetery exercises. Col. Geo W Graham has retired from the legislature to supervise Antietam battlefield events.
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Antietam Battlefeld
Grand Army Post
Sharpsburg
John L. McElroy
Washington
National Cemetery
Geo. W. Graham
Antieniam Battlefield
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MT. Airy. High School
Peck
Edward F. Peck
Allen and Peck
Waxerstown and
Market Street
Grocara
Civic Club
Braddock
Worthington
Frandy Scott Key
Mt Olivet
Daughters of the American Revolution
Boy Scouts of
Y. Mlc. A
America
Douglass Heoif
Glenn H. Worthington
A. L. Kader
Caaugt
Key
Jader
Maynard
Eader
Key Monument Associaion
Judge Worthington
Mt. Olivet
Boy Scouts
Hooff
Montgomery County Veterans
Dell
Sarah
New York Weekly
Antietam
L. McElroy
Charley Cashgo
Western Union
Theo. WN. Vail
Jakke Coenoe Ncamed
Western Union Telegraph Company
Frederick Gas and Electric Company
Ernest Helfenstein
Amos Urner
Helfenstein & Urner
Insurance
Dell & Albaegh
Senr
Griffin & Griffin
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
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