Maryland Briefs and Notable Local Happenings
Brief items across Maryland cover figures from former White House aide George McLea to Governor Lowndes returning from Atlantic City. Notes include Hagestown board of trade steps, Howard County death of Mrs M E Owlegs, Longfellow royalties, and Baltimore News portrait of Mrs Donald Meiseun. YMCA Hagerstown plans a Potomac river camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Baltimore
George McLeal
Prince George's County
Buchanan
Hagerstown
Board of Trade
Govarmior Lowndes
An- Baguns
Atlantic City
M. E. Owlegs
Howard
Lampe
Death of John Murdock at Boonsboro
The Boonsboro resident John Murdock died at his home on Saturday at 1 p.m. after a period of illness with congestive lungs. Born in Tyrone County Ireland, he came to the United States in 1941 and lived in Middletown before settling in Boonsboro. He is survived by his wife Henrietta Barber of New Market and a sister in Ireland. He served Washington County in the House of Delegates and was a long-time magistrate. Four brothers preceded him in death. Funeral services were held at his Potomac Street home, conducted by Rev. I. K. Murer, at 4 p.m. Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obr
Murdock
John Murdock
Oonsboro
Tyrone
Ireland
Middletown
Boonsboro
Henrietta Barber
New Market
Alster Ilvin
John W. Murdock
Hagerstown
Washington County
House of Delegates
Potomac Straet
I. K. Murer
Ausanah Lilly
Suasnah Lilly
Samuel B Lilly
Charles E. Everhart
Manchester
Carroll County
County Correspondence from Braddock and nearby areas
Local letters recount visits among families in Frederick and Bellevue farm with many social calls over the holidays. Church events include sermons, confirmations, and plans for Children’s Day, along with school news, wheat and strawberry crops, and community announcements.
Local Notices from Mount Ary to Beaverdam and Beyond
A long column of social notes from Mount Ary to Beaverdam lists visits, illnesses, and gatherings. Names include Watkins, Schaeffer, Michael, Specht, Herring, and Morris among towns like Frederick and Buckeys Town. Events feature picnics at Dickersons and Pipe Creek, church services, and a German Baptist communion gathering. The text also records a felonious lemon sellers warning and remarks on a stroke, consumption, and local promotions.
Going Out of Business Sale Promises Quick Bargains
A retailer declares a rapid clearance of remaining stock with motto quick sales and small profits. The store emphasizes fair pricing and notes several cases still available for sale to customers.
Store Renovation Reminder Sparks Quick Customer Appeal
A brief notice from a shop explains its rough appearance during extensive improvements. The message asks patrons to overlook the dirt and labor, emphasizing commitment to customer welfare and inviting customers to visit despite the look.
Local notices and events from Caroline to Cecil counties
A roundup of district actions and incidents across Maryland counties. District assessors appointed in Caroline. Loch Lynn Heights property sold in Garrett. Guy, colored, fatally shot in Cecil. slopheon party at Annapolis executive mansion. Presbyterian church for colored people organized in Annapolis. fruit warehouse struck by lightning in Pocomoke City. Anne Arundel tax levy set. Aaron D. Bechtel dies in Hagerstown area. Caroline public schools commence at Denton. Washington County school expenditures proposed. Gov Lowndes appoints George J. Lowry as assistant secretary of state. Talbot grand jury reports no bill against Captain Robert Todd. Cecil Democrats back sound money and Crothers for Congress. Martha Blame charged in Belair case discharged. Master William Devilbiss of Chesterville injures toe. next Saturday declared Legal Holiday. Decoration Day and Confederate Memorial Day noted. banks and public buildings to close May 30 for holiday. New kidney and bladder remedy touted for relief. endorsements and local sales noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Loch Lynn
Garrett County
Guy
Cecil County
Lowndes
Executive Mansion
Annapolis
Anapolis
Pocomoke City
Anne Arandel
Aaron D. Bechtel
Binithaburg
Washington County
Denton
George 3. Loweres
Dallam
Talbot County
Robert Todd
Garrison Perkins
Cecil Democrats
Austin L. Crothere
Mre
Martha Blame
Canton
Bila Sawers
Watters
Belair
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R&al
Los Wali &c
the Daily News
Lonagfellow
Great Britain
Berlin
Roys
Onselae
Baltimore News
Airs
Donald Meiseun
Y. MC. A
Potomac River
Robert Conrad
West Third Street
Daniel Elsier
Amberland
Wm. Ridgely
North Carolina
Inter-State Telephone Company
Caliiz Fig Syrup Co
Wade Rey
County Cortespondence
Puente County
Jobs Barete
J.G. Waltz
James Roberta
Harry Myere
Epent
Mra
Josend Catsali
Bellevue Farm
West Frederick
Clara
Jobs Bare
Garry Myers
LG. Walte
Mabor
Eoms Null
Ida O'Bryan
Fannie Whitmore
Cora Zimmerman
Frederick
Jobo Zimmerman
Willie Roberts
Frederick Ener
Oncar Waltz
John Bates
Hey
L. W. Barnes
ALEB
Mangh
St. Mathem's
Reformed Church
Ald Society
Cisra Werking
Jefferson, Tn
Edward Hargett
I. M
Mercerabarz
Hlaron, Lewis
C. F. Thomas
Christian Eudeayor Society
Frank Jackson
Elias Grove
Joseph Brochla
H. Webster
Doub’s Station
Tolbert Summers
Bert
Rosa Hagan
May
Charles Kline
Washington, D.C
Carlos
Clagett Remsburg
Andrew J. Klein
Klein
DOTB
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Lutheran Church
J. D. Hood
D.L. Willard
Lutheran Sunday School
Rev. Barnes
M. E
George ©. Smith
E. N. Snoufier
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Grseebam
Lois and
Daisy Crim
Loadown County
Ars Gweats
Carey
Dowd’s
BR. B. Watkins
Oor
Mount Ary
John Schaeffer
Backeystown
J.C. Michael
Sandey Lest
J.B. Michael
Geveta
Michael
D. i. Shewn
Galardey Osth. Moncey
Wm. Spech
Lrtens
Mc. M. i. Cupelend
Bonday Lest
Jobe Robt
Edware Usain Lapest Sanday
Beanswick
Johs Morris
Carlos M. deGarteend
Miss Mollebaane
Dickerson's
Mostgomery County
Someais
Jon Mavilla
Jacob Herring
Williem Dotro
Sear Town
G. BH. Meypard
J. Heitner
Alex C. Fogle
Clare O'Niel
Othward
K. C. Strawnburg
Pennington College
New Jersey
Chriatian Endeavor Society
M. E. Church
Johnavnie Lsst
E. A. Warner
Beaver Dak
David Grosanickla
Dantesburg
Atre. Gernand
Lacost Valley
L P. Butely
Seaver Dam
Extadenseney
Uniontown
Covington
Ohio
Theold German Papill
Aooual
Emma Geixelman
Harry
Kenton
Ind
Pipe Creek
Mary C. Balditer
Johnsville
Reese Becalfe
Mira Saylor
Galton Bridge
J. W. Palmer
Kleppe
Bethel Church of God
Old German Baptist Church
Besyver Dam
Bidgeville
William Norwoodd
B. Norwood
Lizzie Watkins
Joseph Csin
John Hahn
Thermont
White- Boys Woods
Charley Riddlemoser
Siat
Mt. Alry
Melick’s
Chas
H. Wetzl
Sunbury
Walter Shipman
J. P
A. '. Pearce
Frederick W. OR. Riles
Mt In
Alnert L. Pesrte
Albert i
Al@t L. Pearra
Etchison Sufiding
Boston
Twas
Albert
Judes
GEO. A. Gilbert's
Noa
North Market
Grove & Kindley
News OF the State
William Devilbiss
Chierville
Dr. Long
Shiloh
Walaby
L. Pearre
Etohison Building
J. B. Martin
Hunterflie
Als
Albert L. Peacre
Etohison
Jay
Oxale
J. A. Willamson
Frederick, Md
Sue Sweeney
San Diego
Cal
Price Boc
Albert L. Pearre
Suilding
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Common Sense
Main Street
Baialo
Akoard Brown
Wilson & Son
Excelsior Stove House
Carty
Tle
Mos
Bad Patrick Nest
Predavist
Mawil Seunk
Aspecialty
America
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland, MD
L. B. Adams
W. Church St
Aerane
LOY & Perry’s
Rex
Eale
Bs Stein&reros
North Market Street
Maka
Sasuz
Lawve
Etchison
Oscar
Sun King
Sir Saris
W. HH. B. Etchison
Market &T
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