Daily History Oct 20 1032 Names Wren Sickles Darling Born Died
On October 20 1032 Sir Christopher Wren British architect born died 1723 is noted alongside 1823 Daniel Sickles Civil War lawyer soldier born 1914 1842 Grace Darling British lighthouse heroine died 1817. The entry also mentions German submarines sinking British ships in 1915 and astronomical events with planets rising and Jupiter unusually bright near Washington noon.
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Sir Christopher Wren
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
Daniel E. Sickles
Grace Darling
Illustrated Lecture at Trinity MB Church Opens Evening
Edw. Smith Trustee presents a illustrated talk titled The Boys Are Coming Home at Trinity M B E Church alongside references to What Is the Bill and multiple local sponsors. The program mentions community groups and shopping offers from dealers such as Green Trading Stamps and Blue Ribbon Grocery with notices of job postings and dinner events.
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Smith
United Dry Forces Green
Eveready
Community Hardware Co
Yosition
Edith Detloyd
Neeee
Sibcqueiea Ogg Besiees Blue Ribbon Grocery
Twelve Pages Tomorrow for News Ad Rush
The News will appear in a larger form tomorrow due to high advertising demand. Twelve pages will be printed and readers are urged to secure Saturday's issue. Many interesting news articles and special features are planned. County items will be covered well and the full list of premium winners at the Fair will be published.
WORK OF DEATH LAWRENCE LAMBERT DIES NEAR UTICA AT 20
Lawrence Lambert son of Mrs. Margaret Lambert and the late Samuel Lambert died at his mother's home near Utica after a long tuberculosis illness. Funeral will be held at the Utica church Sunday at 1130 AM with Rev. C. T. Glessher in charge. M. L. Creager and Son, Thurmont, funeral directors. Mrs Savilla E Ramsburg widow of Daniel Ramsburg died yesterday near Lewistown of general debility aged 81. Four sons and one daughter survive. Funeral Sunday at 1 PM from Lewistown Methodist church with interment in nearby cemetery. M. L. Creager & Sons funeral directors. Annie G Traver died Wednesday at Weverton age 38. She was wife of Harry G Traver and mother of seven children. Surviving are her husband and children. Funeral arrangements not stated. Mary Jane Palm died last night at her West Sixth Street home aged 94. Survivors include two daughters, four grandchildren, one great grandchild. Funeral tomorrow at 2 PM from Quinn M E church East Third Street with interment in Greenmount cemetery. Thomas P Rice funeral director.
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Lawrence Lambert
Margaret Lambert
Samuel Lambert
Utica
C. T. Glessher
M. L. Creager and Son
Thurmont
Savilla E. Ramsburg
Daniel Ramsburg
Lewistown
John
Milton
Charles
George Ramsburg
Mary Baugher
M. L. Creager & Sons
Harry G. Traver
Annie G. Traver
Weverton
Harry Traver
Williamsport
Albert Rogs
Cecil M
Evan W
Loraine G
Loretta J. Traver
Mary Jane Palm
West Sixth Street
Steiner
Mullinix
Quinn M. E
East Third Street
Greenmount Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Funerals for Albert Wise and Emily HanShew Held in Harrisburg
The funeral for Albert Wise of Harrisburg PA occurred Tuesday at 3 PM at his sisters’ home on West All Saints Street with Rev. W A English officiating. Pallbearers included Frank Holland Hirgin Plater Nelson Scott Leroy Wansel Oliver Trier and interment in Greenmount Cemetery. Thomas P Rice, funeral director. The Emily E HanShew funeral was today at 10 30 AM from her West Third Street home with Rev. Henry L. G. Kieffer officiating. Pallbearers were relatives: Harry Quynn Chas Quinn Henry Abbott Quynn Rodock Lee Hanshew and D C Brish. Interment in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Thomas P Rice, funeral director.
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Albert Wise
Harrisburg
Mollie
Ida Wise
West All Saints Street
W. A. English
Frank Holland
Hirgin Plater
Nelson Scott
Leroy Wansel
Oliver Trier
Greenmonunt Cemetery
Thomas P.rice
Emily E. Hanshew
West Third Street
Henry L. G. Kieffer
Pallwearers
Harry Quynn
Chas. Quinn
Henry Abbott
Quynn Rodock
Lee Hanshew
D.C Brish
Mt. Olivet
Thomas P. Rice
Voter Registration Totals Show County and Washington County Shifts
County supervisors report 13 022 total registered voters after October registration days and a October 17 revision, down from 13 747 last year, with Frederick city showing a modest gain and overall transfers reduced from prior years. In Washington County Republicans lead with 6 225 registered to 5 493 Democrats, a 282 affiliated plurality, with independents and minor parties making up the rest.
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Frederick Cemtr
Frederick City
Buckeystown
Frederick
Middletown
Creagerstown
Emmitsburg
Catoctin
Urbana
Liberty
New Market
Hauvers
Woodsboro
Petersville
Mt. Pleasant Jefferson
Mechanicstown
Jackson
Johnsville
Woodville
Linganore
Lewistown
Tuscarora
Burkittsville
Ballenger
Braddock
Brunswick
Walkersville
E- Secree
Washington County
Democrats Ahead In Carroll County Election
Registration lists for Carroll County returned to the Supervisors of Election show 8 815 voters with party splits Democrats 4 497 Republicans 4 073 Prohibition 89 and 156 among Progressives Independents and declined. Democrats lead Republicans by 424.
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Carroll County
Prohibition
Teachers to Present Farm Folks Drama at East Brunswick School
East Brunswick teachers with support from others plan a public entertainment to stage the 4ed drama Farm Folks on Thursday evening, November 2. Proceeds will go toward paying off the school piano debt.
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East Brunswick
Vinol Promises Health by Enriching Blood and Strength
An advertisement asserts anaemia is cured by Vinol iron and cod liver peptones. It quotes W. H. Hodges of Kansas City praising improved blood, reduced dizziness, and better energy after four days. Claims Vinol, containing iron manganese and other tonics, strengthens circulation and overall health with a guarantee. Available at Maryland drugstores.
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W. H. Hodges
Kansas City
J. A Williamson
Trnegist
Frederick
Maryland
Big GOP Rally in City Opera House October 26
County Republican leaders plan a big rally at the City Opera House on October 26 with Hon James Wilson Iowa Secretary of Agriculture under McKinley as the main speaker. An old time celebration with music, horseback marshals, and a parade from City Hotel at 7 30 pm precedes the 8 pm speech. Dr S L France and Fr Zibiman also slated to speak. another speaker possible. Democrats meet the following night.
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Republican Teaders
City Opera House
James Wilson
Iowa
President McKinley
Wilson
France
Fr. Zibiman
Injured Man Better After Auto Crash at Point of Rocks
Amos Thomas of Dickerson, hospitalized in Frederick City after his car veered into a telephone pole on Point of Rocks road Wednesday evening, today reported much improved. He suffered a brain concussion and severe bruising while Mildred Thomas and Mr. Copeland of Dickerson escaped with minor injuries. The car’s speed and skidding caused the crash amid heavy Fair Week traffic with few violations noted.
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Amos Thomas
Dickerson
City Hospital
Point of Rocks
Thomas
Mildred Thomas
Copeland
Frederick County
Maryland
Baughman
Straw vote shows Wilson leading Hughes and drys ahead
The Frederick Post tabulates results from a three day straw poll. President Wilson leads Hughes in the presidential vote with a 243 majority so far. Prohibition support also leads. A separate item announces a cinema production, a dinner in Annapolis for Frank C. Hargett, and a local wheat price surge to 1.61 per bushel amid shipment shortages.
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Frederick Post
Wilson
Charles Evans Hughes
Hughes
Caft
Roosevelt
Prohibition
Mr. Wilson
Taft
Frederick County
Illustrated Lecture on The Moral Aspect of the Liquor Problem
Rev Dr Kidner will deliver an illustrated lecture using ninety views on Monday night October 22 at eight o'clock at the Southern Methodist Church East Second Street No admission but offering is asked A song rally at 7 50 October 23 in front of the church by several hundred young people of Frederick
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Dr Kidner
Southern Methodist Church
East Second Street
Frederick
Police Court Busy Scene During Fair
Sixteen people faced Judge Maulaby in a busy police court session tied to the county fair. The day featured numerous drunken and disorderly cases, fines ranging from $1 to $5 plus costs, and a late night session beginning at 7 20 and ending after 10 30. A few defendants faced appeals or held hearings, including contempt fines for failing to appear and an attempted robbery case held for grand jury action.
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Henry Hanson Maulsby
Maulaby
LW. Johnson
Hageratown
Charles H. Kupp
Roland Col
Dennia
Hahn
Cole
Harry Johnson
Quinn
John Heffner
Lizzie Heffner
Lorenza
John Waa
Liazée
Edgar Milter
Earl Nikirk
William Murphy
Hahn and Painter
Clarence West
Painter
George Strawnferger
Kulpp
M. C. Glorick
Siscer Adams
J. M. McClanahan
Klipp
Frank Geisbert
Brust
Merry Summers
Alexander
Lawrence Dawson
Lorentz
Fair Grounds
Frank Wilson
Gouker
James H. White
Grazer
Roderick
Robert Harrison
Hats and Harbor Lights Atop The Empire Theatre Sale
An eclectic local page highlights patriotic hats branded Regular National Guardsman American and exclusive models in new colors available at Opp Empire Theatre. Also promoted are fresh WEINBERG Oysters from J Clark Devilbiss with contact phone. A Buckeystown Percheron stallion, black and heavy, is for sale through Join W Thomas in Adamstown with sale terms via Emory C Rennsberg secretary at Frederick Fair preparations.
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National
Guardsman
Opp
Empire Theatre
Weinberg
Buckeystown Percheron Association
Horace
Frederick Fair
Appy
W. Thomas
WME
SHOU
Adamstown
Emory C. Rennsberg
Sec‘y
Bank Officers Named in Local Ledger List
The document lists names of bank officials including Vice President D. BAKER and WM. G. ZIMMERMAN along with other officers and directors such as J. 8. Ramsburg C. H. Conley M.D. C. M. Thomas P. L. Hargett and J. D. Baker.
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WM. D. Baker
John 8. Ramsburg
Daniel Baker
Wm. G. Baker
C. H. Conley
M.D. C. M. Thomas
P. L. Hargett
D. E Kefanuver
John 8. Newman
J. D. Baker
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
Thos. H. Haller
D. Baker
Best Farms for Sale Listings in Maryland Area
Real estate notices list multiple farm parcels with acreages and near locations including Fred Urbana Germantown Mt Airy Buckeystown and others. Brokerage by REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE AND INVESTMENT CO with Joan N. Clary manager at Office No 28 W Patrick St. Includes insurance loans securities and investments services.
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Best Farms
Fred
Thurmont
Urbana
Charlesville
Clarksburg
Germantown
Mt Airy
Walkeraville
New London
Mt. Pleasant
McKaig
Buckeystown
Pearl
Joan N. Clary
W. Patrick St
Algo Bank
Frederic
Marewood D. Harp
Thian Caatle
Eymee Ederim Kia
Furs and fashions sale ad from Potts & Griffin
Local ad offers discounted furs for women and children plus diverse apparel and household goods including silks, stockings, underwear, raincoats, skirts, towels, and neckwear. Also promotes gas and electric powered clothing, school hose, umbrellas, and boys and girls wear. Includes real estate: brick house on Park Place with six rooms and a larger two story 15 room home near future post office and railroad station, both for sale before November 1st.
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Park Place
City Hospital
Penna. R. R
Land Parcels Listed Near Towns in County Record
A list details multiple land parcels by acreage and proximity to Mt Airy Urbana Brad dock Heights Me Urbana Mt. The items include 103 acres near Mt and 171 acres near Urbana with several other parcels described by acreage and nearby places.
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Urbana
Braddock Heights
Mt Airy
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Jupiter
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Washington
Washington, D. C
United States Weather Bureau
Doll Bros
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Coblentz and Waters Eveready
Modern Lighting Co
Charles Hitcshew
Chas. D. Whisner, Agt
Carroll
The
Empire
Hargett
Emerson C. Harrington
Frank C. Hargett
Executive Mansion
Annapolis
Edward Derr Shriner, Jr
Mr. Shriner
J. Clark
Church
S. & H. Green Trading
Flampa
John E&terty
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens' National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
Teeae
I. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
Aset
Joseph McDivit
Aeet, Cashier
John D. Hendrickson
Bureau
Joan D. Hendrickson
John N. Clary
EINDS
Neidig & Miller
Vall Dresa
Potts & Griffin
VOR Sale
East Church Street
West Patrick Srf
College Park
Court ST
Commercial Printing
Eugene H. Albaugh
Dalry Farm
Montgomery County
Frederic & County
Mt. Plescant
Detour Pike
Pike
Martinsbu
Tinter
Remington Rewriter Company
Eugene It
Albaugh
Neurtacs
Albaugh & Harrington
Mt. Airy
Acres
Aley
Seren
Vireane
Cramer
Stauffer
Euneral
North Market Street
Grayson H. Staley
Grayson B. Staley
Oregon
Annema” TE
IBM Hivre
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