Historic graveyard bodies moved to Mount Oliver cemetery
More than three hundred and eleven bodies from the old Episcopal graveyard on Rast All Saints street have been removed and reinterred at Mount Oliver cemetery near Barbara Fritchie’s grave. The governor’s vault and others were opened, with many identified from tombstones. notable names include Thomas Johnson first governor of Maryland and Joshua Johnson, first U. S. consul to London. The work also preserves the memory of Rev. Bacon and other prominent locals. Colored slaves’ remains will be reburied at Greenmount after the removal is finished.
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Episcopal
Rast All Saints’ Street
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Episcopal Church
Barbara Fritchie
Hanson and Johnson
Thomas Johnson
Maryland
George R. Dennis, Jr
Johnson
Joshua Johnson
United States
London
Joshua Jonnah
John Quincy Adams
White House
John Hanson
Continental Congress
George Washington
Thomas Bacon
Bacon
Fredery Academy
Mary
Tederick
Old City
Ernest Helfenstein
Mr. Helfenstein
Catharine Contee
John Tyler
Elizabeth Neill
John
W Neill
John Neill
John Neill II
Mary Lavinia Johns
Henry
D. and
Lavina Johns
Eliza Margaret
Edward
Margaret Goldsborough
Richard Hardesty
John. S
Eleanor D Hardesty
Mary True
Mirbow Blair
Charles Sounty
Glasgow
Scot Tang
John Henry Johns
Ihn
Juliana Johns
Margaret
Frederick Elsworth
Peter Uson
Sarah Neill
Thom Neill
Robert Henderson
Col
James Johnson
Springfield
Tobias Butler
Elizabeth Houston
Elizabeth Shanks
Margaret Johnson
Rebecca Johnson
Baker Sarah McPike
Sarah Mandsley
David Maulsby
Emma H Vernon
Wiliam H. Johnson
T. W
Elizabeth Johnson
Thomas W Johnson
Jane Catharine
Thomas W
Charles D Baer
Roger Nelsor
Joshi Parsry
Lerad David Con
William TV
Ima
Emily CT. Maulsby
William Saunders
Abram Sherwood
Lizabeth Butler
Margaret Jloward
Rachel Malambre
George Malambre
Laura Stayman
Louisa Ogie
Upton
Lir Beall
Alexander Snyder
Alexander
Rachel Snyder
James C Price
Joseph Mayhew
Alexander Truscott
Alexander Fridge
Ely
Sarah Dorsey
William Murdock Beall
Mary Ann Beall
Mary Beall
William M. Beall
Rebecca Willson
Thomas Willson
Roger Nelson
Wraderick
Roger
Eliza Nelson
George Alcock
William Campbell
Prudence Isabella
E M
M. J. Bartholow
Mary Parrot
Thomas P Willison
Wiliam Ringgold Bradford
Verlanda Tanneniil
Eutaw
Guilford
Camden
Cornwallis
York Town
Congress
U. S
Greenmount Cemetery
Hood College Alumnae Discuss Modern Drama
Hood College Alumnae Association met last evening on campus to discuss the modern drama. Miss Georgia Gittinger spoke on the subject and Miss Charlotte Baker reviewed George Bernard Shaw's works. Edith Thomas spoke on current events while Margaret and Lillian Motter analyzed Shaw's Man and Super Man. Master Ernest Stephens has recovered enough to be about the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Georgia Gittinger
Charlotte Baker
George Bernard Shaw
Margaret
Lillian Motter
Shaw
Edith Thomas
Chanticleer
Rostand
Frederick Readies for Thanksgiving Day Festivities
Frederick prepares for Thanksgiving with early hours from 7 to 9 a.m. Rural carriers and Frederick Railway freight crews will have holidays. City theatres promise special features and attractions tomorrow.
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Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company
Thanksgiving market prices for poultry and produce
A Thanksgiving market report shows turkeys at 27 to 30 cents per pound dressed, ducks 65 to 85 cents each, chickens 15 to 20 cents per pound dressed, and eggs at 46 cents a dozen. Prices for celery, crowfoot, and laurel wreaths are noted, with turkeys slightly higher than last year and poultry generally steady.
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Cenae
Unsettled Weather Forecast for Tomorrow
The forecast warns of unsettled weather tonight and occasional rain tomorrow. Expect damp skies and possible snow later in the day. Overnight low reached 39 degrees. yesterday's high was 50. The Weather Bureau cautions plans for warm, sunny outings may be disrupted.
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Weather Bureau
Football Game Tomorrow Trederick and Hagerstown Meet Twice
Trederick High and Hagerstown High plan two football games tomorrow one in the morning at Hagerstown starting at 10 led by Prof. Amon Burgee and Prof. Welsh with about 35 in the party they ride over in a special car and return to Frederick for a 2:30 p.m. start on the local high school field locals listed include Schell Burgee Welsh Haberkorn Hammond Hudson Staley McAbee Michael Knoll Leichert James captain and others a cadet exhibition drill will precede the afternoon game on the field.
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Trederick High School
Hagerstown
Amon Burgee
Prof. Welsh
Frederick
Schell
Burgee
Welsh
Haberkorn
Hammond
Hudson
Staley
McAbee
Michael
Knoll
Leichert
James
Negroes Fight At Mt Ephraim Church In Maryland
News item details an incident at Mt Ephraim Church where two colored men Wilson and Rollins allegedly slashed William Hallman with a razor during an oyster supper. Nelson, accused of stealing a goose, fled then was captured. Deputy Frizell and Constable Hauver led the hunts with Rollins brought from Washington and Rollins still at large. A separate case involves Marvin Light charged with larceny of a chicken claimed by John Henry Crouse.
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Rumpus
Haover
Frizell
Frederick
Sugar Loaf Mountains
Harrison Rollins
Thomas Thirston Wilson
Tom Tinker
Mt. Ephriam
Wilson
Rollins
William Hallman
Washington
Marvin Light
Anders
John Henry Crouse
Sludge Anders
FORM CHILD LIFE CHAPTER ORGANIZED AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
A local chapter of the American Institute of Child Life was organized in the Sunday school chapel with Miss Alter directing. Mrs. George R. Dennis Jr was elected president, Mrs. Willis N. Mills vice president, and Mrs. Lewis S. Motter secretary and librarian. Committees include program and librarian groups, with Miss Apple and Mrs. Moyer noted for rescues and music provided by Mrs. Droneburg and Miss Redic. A Victrola and plants were donated by local supporters.
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Presbyterian Church
American Institute of Child Life
William Rejamuth
T. F. Dixon
J W H. Apple
Hood
Tate
Apple
Moyer
Droneburg
Redic
Hermann
Redmen Banquet Hosts Great Chiefs Meeting
The Great Chiefs of the Order of Red Men of Maryland will be entertained by the Chippewa Tribe of Frederick tomorrow night. Delegates from every tribe in the county are invited. The banquet committee includes Judge C. H Eckstein Ton Engle R S Keyser and George Bender. Speakers will be J W Walker of Baltimore Dr J A Littleton of Baltimore P G S Porter of Annapolis C R Rinker of Baltimore W Trickett Giles and G T Brent from Martinsburg WVa.
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The
Order of Red Men of
Maryland
Frederick
C. H Eckstein
Ton T. Engle
Keyser
George Bender
J. W Walker
Balmore
J A . Littleton
Baltimore
P. BE. Porter
Annapolis
C R Rinker
W. Trickett Giles
G T. Brent
Martinsburg
W. Va
Marriage Licenses and Real Estate Transfers in County
Eugene Sponseller transfers real estate to Charles Blumenauer and to Daniel Blumenauer for ten dollars. Swastika Realty sells to Geo Paxton for five dollars. Talbott and Newman trustees to Charles Long for twelve hundred seventy dollars. George Webster age 22 and Cinda Besson 19 marry. Elmer Beachley 42 and Gertie Cooper 36 marry. Baer 30 and Marie Klipp 23 marry near Middletown. Orphans Court reports include real estate sales of Gideon Bussard and estates for William Kolb Isaac Annan Effie Creager Josiah Hoskins. guardian accounts filed. School Superintendent White visits county schools including Monrovia, Barthlows, Plane No. 4, Prospect and Woodville.
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Eugene Sponseller
Daniel Blumenauer
City
Swastika Realty Company
Geo OQ
Paxton
William M. Talbott
John&. Newman
Charles L Loong
George W. Webster
Dickerson
Cinda Besson
Foolesville
Elmer E. Beachley
Middletown
Gertie Cooper
Knoxville
William ©. Baer
Marie I.klipp
Orphans Court
Gideon Bussard
William G. Kolb
Isaac S. Annan
Effie D .Creager
Edwin Creager
Josiah B Hoskins
Rachel Ward
XMAS SEALS NOW ON SALE IN FREDERICK STORES
The Frederick County Tuberculosis Society placed 40 000 Red Cross Christmas stamps on sale in Fredericks stores. Dr Thomas M Williamson will distribute them and expects strong sales as the stamps gain popularity. Last year unused stamps cost the society 42 dollars due to nonreturn envelopes.
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Frederick County
Pape's Diapepsin Rid Indigestion Fast
Advert says Pape's Diapepsin digests all food, ends sour stomach and gas in five minutes. Claims quick relief from indigestion, dyspepsia and stomach disorders. Urges readers to buy a fifty cent case at any drug store and feel relief quickly.
Death notices for William S. K. Miller and M John Reed
William S. K. Miller of Pittsburgh died November 24 at his residence Melvale avenue and Friendship Place. Interment in Pittsburgh. M John Reed, husband of the late Maria Thorpe Reed, died at Thurmont on November 24. Funeral from Syfer's funeral parlor Baltimore tomorrow at 3 pm. Interment Loudoun Park cemetery.
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William S. K. Miller
Wiliam K
Maud M Mittler
Baltimore
David S. K. Miller
Melvale Avenue
Friendship Place
Pittsburgh
Bird
M. John Reed
Maria Thorpe Reed
Thurmont
Syfer
West North Avenue
Loudoun Park Cemetery
Personal notices from Baltimore to Washington area
Purely Personal column lists multiple residents and visitors including Mrs Charles Byerly and Mrs Jacob Rosenstock in Baltimore, Mr John N Clary near Libertytown in Frederick, and Miss Alice Wolfe visiting Miss Agnes Schrey in Frederick. Thanksgiving travel plans appear for Raymond Tompkins, John Webb, Bernard McCaffrey, and others. News mentions Thanksgiving gatherings, relocations, and social visits among families in Frederick, Buckeystown, Rockwell Terrace, Baltimore, Washington, and surrounding towns with several reminders of relatives and guests.
Mother touts Vinci for frail child in testimonial ad
A Brooklyn mother testifies Vinci helped her frail child after grape intake. She reports four bottles used, six pound gain in three weeks, attributing rapid improvement to cod liver oil and tonic iron. Offer promises money back if no benefit. Ad also promotes Saxo Salve for eczema.
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Chas Schriefer
Himrod St
Brooklyn
Vinci
J. A. Williamson
North Market Street
Frederick
Turner Pardoned Shocks Weverton Resident River Warden Pardoned
Henry Turney of Weverton, once convicted for shooting a man during a dispute over unlawful fish, and sentenced to ten years, was pardoned by Governor Goldsborough and returned home. The former game warden had killed a man in the altercation and now resides again in Weverton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Turney
Weverton
Goldsborough
Turner
Remanded To Jail In Habeas Corpus Case
Harry Conley of Seattle was brought before Judge Urner on a writ of habeas corpus. Represented by F Marion Fauble, Conley faced a partial testimony hearing before the judge, who remanded him to jail for a later healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Conley
Seattle
Washington
Urner
Marion Fauble
August Brust Statement Shows Election Expenditure
The statement of August T Brust, elected to the House of Delegates, lists $26.51 spent on the election. 86 cents covered care fare, 65 cents for advertising, and $25 contributed to the County Central Committee.
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August T. Brust
House of Delegates
County Central Committee
Cause of Insomnia and Stomach Disorders Ad
Advertisement claims insomnia is caused by stomach disorders and constipation. Chamberlain's Tablets relieve these issues and help sleep. For sale by all dealers.
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All Dealera
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West Patrick Street
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Frizel
George A. Dennis, Jr
the Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Charles D Blumenauer
John T. White
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Libertytown, Md
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Rockwell Terrace
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Washington, D. C
E. C. Holloway
Snowflill, Md
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Lowenstein & Wertheimer
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Woodstock, Va
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Virginia Carty
South Market Street
Gary D. Sunday
C. and P. Telephone
Hagerstown Exchange
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Harry C James
East Third Street
John W. Neipold
Fred. W Obenderfer
East
Patrick Street
Bernard McCaffrey
Westminster
Charles Sotheron Howard
Mercersburg Academy
Mercersburg
Edith M Jolliffe
W.N. Jolliffe
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A. Kemp Keefer
West Second Street
Nattie Myers
Helen Snouffer
Buckeystown
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Rev. L. &. M. Myers
Samuel Lewis
Charles
Emily Cooper
Mood College
Marian Sheets
New Oxford
Roger Myers
Myers
Hurlock, Md
Doctor Myers
Margaret I. Myers
James McSherry Alvey
Georgetown Preparatory School
T. Fred. Alvey
Roland Walsh
James Wills
West Fifth Street
A. R. Yeakle
Cleveland Park
Kate Yeakle Thomas
H. L. Stem
C. Thomas Kemp
West Third Street
New York
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Jacob Rohrback
West Church Street
David J Lewis
Belasco Theatre
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Rufus McLean
Harry McLane
C. Harry Miller
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Lucy Derr
Oscar Derr
Daniel E. Derr
Beulah Villas
Walbrook
Heath
Transactia General Banking and Trust Company
Underwood
Fox
Smith
G. C. Roser
East Third St
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Life Insurance
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
E. Church St
R. Frederick, Md
Buffalo Restaurant
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