Boy Tourists Visit Frederick County On Final Leg Of Tour
About 24 Eastern Shore youths visiting Frederick city and county for the Corn and Potato Club tour spent Sunday in the area. They toured Hood College Mt Olivet cemetery and other historic sites, attended a Y M C A service, and heard a speech by Mitton Urner on achieving success. The party, accompanied by local committees and Mayor Fraley, headed toward Ridgeville for the trip home to Baltimore and points beyond.
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Eastern Shore Boys
Corn and Potato Club
Frederick City
Ridgeville
Baltimore
YM. C
Francis Scott Key
R. Rush Lewis
Holmes D. Baker
Grayson N. Staley
Charles McC. Mathias
Noah E. Cramer
S. Elmer Brown
R. M. Ray
John M. Potter
Casper E. Cline
T. 3. Hayward
Frank H. West
Baltimore Sun
Mr. Cramer
Lewis H. Fraley
C. and P. Telephone Co
Mitton G. Urner
Alley
Church of the Brethren
Lewis Knock
Marshall Etchison
Mr. Urner
Rupp
James Harris
Edward & Delaplaine
Urner
Frederick County
Maryland
Prederick County
Vount Mena Christian Association
Mra
B. F. Reich
Thomas B. Hayward
Shriker
Albert Brown
Casper
Reformer Church
A. Sny
Death notices shift through a Harrisburg officer staff
Obituaries report Clifford O Kiracofe of Harrisburg aged 38 died at home after typhoid pneumonia. Survived by wife, mother, three children, five sisters, three brothers. he served as station master for Cumberland Valley Railway since age 14. Also noted are deaths of A H Berklite from paraly sis, Reginald L Brendel in Baltimore, and Mrs Sarah E Chaney in Baltimore, with details on graves and funeral plans.
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Clifford O. Kiracofe
Harrisburg
J. W. Kiracofe
Hagerstown
Samuel Lightner
Chambersburg
Alice Needy
Josephine Kiracofe
Nellie Kiracofe
Markwood D. Harp
Frederick
William Kiracofe
Charles Kiracofe
John Kiracofe
Bolling Springs Springs
Kiracofe
Cumberlang Valley Railway Company
Reginald L. Brendel
Baltimore
Catherine
Graves L. Brendel
Christina E. Brendel
Neumann
Carrofton Avenue
Loudoun Park Cemetery
Funeral for Miss Mary Alice Sinn Held at North Market Street
The funeral of Miss Mary Alice Sinn, daughter of the late Daniel Sinn and Su Rho, was held yesterday at 2 PM at the residence on North Market Street. Nephews served as pallbearers, Rev. C. S. G. Rupp officiated, and interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. In the same city, CC Carty led the funeral obectory roll call. Roll-Off Tonight at Pythian Castle for those rolling over 100 duck pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Sinn
Daniel
Su. Rho
John Baumegardner
North Market Street
Ralph Sinn
Frank Miller
Baltimore
George Haumgardner
Harry Baumgardner
William Baumgardner
John Baumgardner
C. S. G. Rupp
Mt Olivet Cemetery
Carty
Pythian Castle
Powl
Allers
Among the Sick Mr Richard P Storm
Mr Richard P Storm of South Market Street is reported quite sick again in this brief society notice from the local column.
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Richard P. Storm
South Market Street
Wertheimer Buys Goldsborough Farm Near Frederick
Chas Wertheimer acquires the Goldsborough farm near Emittaburg Pike about three and a half miles from Frederick, succeeding Ro Hruce Murdock who purchased it from Major bk Y Goldsborough. The 220 acre Nigh tate farm, long in the Goldsborough family, will host Wertheimer’s planned thoroughbred Holstein herd. Also reported: Dr. James F Gardner of Capon Bridge killed in auto crash near Winchester, Rev. Aga Rehard injured. Charles Roach found unconscious in Derr’s Alley, believed epileptic attack, taken home and improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Charles Wertheimer
Hruce Murdock
Bk. Y. ‘Goldsborough
Murdock
Goldsborough
James F. Gardner
Capon Bridge
Hampshire County
Wo Va
Aga Rehard
Frederick County
Valley Pike
Winchester
Kernstown
Gardner
Richard
Waynesboro, Va
Messrs
William H
John Gardner
Lorettaville
Charles Roach
Derr’s Alley
Miller
Roach
Weat Church Street
Wheat and Corn Prices Rise on Harvest Outlook
Wheat edges higher at $1.84, farmers hold to last season's yield while eyeing a peak near £2. Corn advances to £4 per barrel as prices firm.
Boy Shot to Death Near Ellicott City
Solomon Thomas age 19, son of Mr and Mrs William Thomas of Pfeiffer Corner, Ellicott County, was killed when a companion accidentally discharged a shotgun near his home on the New Cut road from Ellicott City to Laurel. The shot struck him in the head, tearing off part of his skull.
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Solomon Thomas
William Thomas
Pfeiffers Corner
Ellicott Cty
New Cut
Ellicott City
Laurel
Young Thomas
Auto Accident Injures Lime Co Official Near Jefferson
Charles T. Brosiua Jr, superintendent for M J Grove Lime Co, was slightly hurt Saturday morning when struck by a machine while repairing State road near Jefferson. He was hurled a short distance. The auto’s number was taken. Witnesses say the driver ran the machine recklessly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Brosiua, Jr
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Jefferson
Brosing
Gude Family Visits Freder ick Guest of Frank Hargett
Mr and Mrs Wm Gude and family traveled from Washington to Freder ick to visit Frank C Hargett They met Gudes noted florists and official White House decorator and former president of the Washington Chamber of Commerce They returned to Washington later that evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Gude
Washington
Frederick
Frank C. Hargett
Gude
White House
Washington Chamber of Commerce
National Capitalnet
Improved O. R. M. Chippewa Tribe Meeting Notice
Local notice from the Improved Order of Red Men No 19 urging a meeting at the Wigwam on the 16th of the current moon. Ceremonial rites include Corn, Venison, and the Pipe of Peace with Chief of Records John Bennett. Cravtherly notes from Creager's Greenhouse and local craft orders appear in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brothers of
John . Bennett
In Memoriam for Faith Iernadine Yortne on November 15 1915
In memory of my dear niece Faith Iernadine Yortne who died a year ago. She was a faithful wife and mother with a cheerful loving disposition and many friends. Her kindness will be remembered by those who knew her. May we meet her in Heaven above. From Aunt Isabel Wanton.
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Faith Iernadine Yortne
Maryland Potatoes Wheat and Corn Yield Reported for 1916
The United States Department of Agriculture reports lower crop production in 1915 than 1916 across Wheat, hay, Corn, Potatoes and sweet potatoes, with Maryland showing higher yields in some crops. Maryland potato output rose to 4,080,006 bushels in 1916 from 4,268,000 in 1914, while national production fell. Wheat in Maryland averaged $1.73 per bushel in November 1916, and corn yields rose to about 28,000,000 bushels. Apple and egg prices and production details are included, with U.S. totals and Maryland-specific figures for 1915 and 1916.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Maryland
U. S
Valcourt clairvoyant offers aid and $200 readings
The mystic Valcourt proclaims ability to help distressed or unlucky individuals with advice and assistance. Special $200 readings available, 60th's week, visit Parlors 238 N Market St no sign. Also notes charity day at Frederick City Hospital on Thursday November 16 and thanks donors. Committee members listed with various notices and laundry drop points announced at Kennedy's Tabor shop and 98 Cent Shoe store on North Market Street.
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Valcourt
N. Market St
Federick City Hospital
Frank Norwood
Mollie Duvall
Effie Eichelberger
Dora Mantz
Edward D. Shriner
Andrew Annan
Albert Hunichen
Kennedy's Tabor
South Market Street
98 Cent Shoe
North Market Street
Hunting Permits and News Office Sale Notices
Sale notices for the News Office and various community events appear, including a Royal Arcanum Frederick Conn No. 3166 meeting on Tuesday evening November 14 on the third floor of Pritvan Place. Details cover Dew rates explanations and attendance requests along with bake sale items and supper offerings from Grace Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanum
Frederick Conn
Pritvan
Jacob ES Es
Lades Swine Society of Grace Reformed Church
Ata
Fall Fashion Preview At Our Store Display
We invite you to tour our store and inspect the latest styles. New fall bustings in popular colors and up-to-date silks. Plaid stripes and plain fabrics. White corduroy for children's coats 69¢ per yard. Fur trimmings for new suits from 600 up. Table damask and napkins for Thanksgiving. Fast colored apron gingham 80 yard. New line ladies neckwear. Fur department up to date in style and price. Thompson Glove Fitting Corset $1.00.
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Thompson
Real estate and farms for sale in Frederick area
Advert describes numerous farms for sale in Montgomery and Frederick counties near Mt. Pleasant Walkersville Urbana and Urbana with acres from 38 to 410. Listings include improved houses, woodlands, water in house, pikes near Detour pike and State Road. Also mentions insurance agency and Remington typewriter representative Eugene Albaugh with offices on Market Street.
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Best Farms
Fred
Thurmont
Urbana
Charlesville
Freda
Clarksburg
Germantown
Mt. Airy
Walkersville
New London
Mt. Pleasant
McKalg
Buckeystown
Pearl, Kealf&tate, Mortgage and Investment CO
Woodabers
Frederick
Lontgomery County
Frederick County
Detour Pike
Ovar
Eugene It
Albaugi
Market St
Albaugh & Harringtom
Rte
Etbalhas
Sailroad
Land Acreage Mentions Near Urbana and Nearby Areas
Fragmentary OCR note lists Grayson H Staley and several land parcels with acres named as 171, 168, 376 near towns including Creagerstown Becky Godsboro and Mt Firy. The text appears to record land ownership or surveys but is incomplete and contains garbled place names.
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Urbana
Lam
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Wilderness
Quebec
General Montgomery
Montreal
Dabigren
Dahbigren
Charleston
Ypres Canal
Italy
Ancona Noy
Venus
Saturn
Jupiter
Mercury
Mars
Neptune
Washington, DD
United States Weather Bureau
Empire
Opera Ho Star
Fred. Gee & Elec. Co
Fourth St
W. Leeds i
C. E
Moberly B. & OR
Wee Gloria
Girl
Frisco
Oscar B. Coblentz
Soga Powees Blue Ribbon
Potts & Griffin
Ome
Hendrickson
Markey
Greenawalt
Doll Bros
R. M
J. H. Bennett
R. the Mystic
Littletetoravedwraths
Creager
Sey
A. H. Berklite
Stotfferstown
Waynesboro
Sarah E. Chaney
Sarah Elizabeth Chaney
Chaney
Godfrey
Mary Yeattle Koontz
Narcissa Koontz
Oelock
Mt Ol'vet
P. Rice i
Chas. Wertheimer
Goldsborough Farm
Revatabhiah
Creager's
Thurient. Md
Herman
Isabel
Wanton
News Office, Pte
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Geeee
Samuel G. Duvall
Cashier
Joseph McDivit
John 9. Ramacbai
Wm. G. Baker, Co
M. ‘Thomas, D. BE. Kefauver
J. D. Baker
Thos. H. Haller
Daniel Baker
H. Conley
M.D
P. L. Hargett
Newman
H. Gambrill, Jr
John D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Neddig & Miller
Automobile
College Park
West Fifth Street
Third Street
Emma J. Smith
East Church Street
Ruse Sale
Wear Patrick Street
Court ST
Commercial Printing
John N. Clary
Mannager
W. Patrick
Eugene H. Albaugh
Pike Two Mile
Acter
State Hoad
Fan Cramer & Staufyen
We Court Street
Thomas P. Rioe
Thomas P. Rice
Marewood D
Harp
Marewood D. Harp
Pythias Poagis
Grayson H. Staley
Knoxville
Grayson HE. Staley
Eeia Fontan
Oregon
Hunt Hendrickson
Spalding
Portland
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