Death notices and obituaries from Clarke Place and Baltimore
Mrs Alverta Keefer 72 dies suddenly at her son’s home Clarke Place after short illness. Survived by five children including Mrs Nuat of Baltimore and Mrs Charles Steel. Remains to Greenwood Cemetery. funeral arranged by Wm H Etchilson. Also reports on Thomas J Hayward Baltimore executive death at home and Elizabeth Harman of Thurmont dies of paralysis aged 36. Funeral Tuesday at Mt Olive cemetery.
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Mabsyalverta
Alverta Keefer
Lewis
H. Keefer
Ehnor Keefer
Clarke Place
E. “Ey Nuuz
Baltimore
the Housa
Hier
Keefer
E. B. Nuat
Charles W. Steel
Berry
Gai Signe
Ing . Financiera
Athcestorn
America
Hayward
Janes
Tata
Jonas K
Mary A
Bromwell
New. Hampshire
Blanche A. Hoberts
Isle Sutter Roberts
Thomas Bertram
Harmony Grove
JE. Bartlett
Ella “Hayward Maxwell
Mabel Hayward Buyden
Tywoslatere
Dra
John.f. Gibbons
Mra. Sarhuo KR
New
York
Mus
Marl
Elizabeth Harman
Ohio
Isaac, Harman
Aled
Geteber
Wiscutt
Mt Oliver ‘Cemétery
Religious Services Report From City Churches
A Friday review of Sunday and midweek services across local churches. Rev Dr Wynn of Baltimore led morning and evening services at Johns Catholic. Sunday school at 2 p.m. Rev Kiracole preached at United Brethren with 9 30 a.m. Sabbath school. Evangelical Reformed reported sermons by Rev Joseph S Peters and a Bible-based morning service. All Saints Protestant Episcopal noted Rev Williams of Leeland Center delivering morning and evening sermons with duties by C M Gilpin at Schleyeville. Trinity M E described morning preaching by Rev John Paul Tyler and an evangelistic 7 30 p.m. service continuing through the week. Evangelical Lutheran with Rev Dinwiddie from Washington described temperance committee report and Sunday school at 1 45 p.m. First Methodist listed a 9 15 a.m. meeting led by G W Shoemaker, sermon at 10 30 a.m. and union Epworth League service at 7 p.m. First Baptist covered Bible School at 10 a.m. and evening sermon on Too Much Religion with a forthcoming meeting of riding council.
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Wynn
Jones
Baltimore
John’s Catholic Church
United Brethren Church
JW. Kiracole
St. John
Sudday School
All Sainte
Protestant ‘Episcopal
Ds W
Williams
Leeland
Brince
SeorKes County
Alan
Schleyeville
C. M. Gilpin
Trinity M.E_ church
South
S‘exterday
John ‘Paul Tyler
Presched
Athen
Supdar-selicot Waa
Pim
Add
Epworth ‘League
Hugh Dutly
Evangelical
Lutheran Church
Edward C. Dinwiddie
Washington
Temperance
General Synod
Lottur
Corinthiana
Pesala
Woodatock
St. Zplegopal Ehurch Yeaterday Clave
Geo. W. Shoo
Ee H. Lamar
Epworth’ League
Milton G.urner
Namor
Elizabeth Gilson
First Baptist Church
Alonzo D. Winters
Christian Endeavor
A. .W. H. Hodder
New York
Markey
Vague Nighttime Theft and Local Mishaps Reported
A partial notice describes a porch repair at a residence on East Third Street and a missing horse during the night. A hennery robbery occurred at Mr Wai Leanp’s property with five chickens taken. A local resident suffered a stroke on the left side and is described as improving.
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John H. Holdceafé
Ian C
Roo
Cole
Wai W. Leanp
East Third
Atrest
Local residents visit relatives in Frederick and city area
Numerous notices list Washington visitors and returns from trips to Frederick and nearby towns. Names include Garnett Suilth Luther W. Storm Arthur Kreh Murray Baer Edythe Linchaugis and others, with updates on families visiting relatives and returning home.
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Washington
Frederick
J. Ly Druen
Winchester
Luther W. Storm
Ncasier
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Bae
Belair
Heilerienes
Enimitaburg
Mary Kennedy
Thindetreet
George Hi de
Hetndsa
Bos Va
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Kreh
Bayer
Ees
Piel Togle
Johnsville
Arthur Fogle
West Patrick Street
Rufus-A White
Port- Deposit
H.C. White
East Fourth Street
Hagerstown
Mies Hazel Edmonde
Lome
Dory Boone
Carrie
Jettusville
Mis
West Batrickstreet
Bersie Getzendanner
University of Maryland
W. O. Keller
East Second Street
Mire
A.B. McCaffrey
Daupiter
Natisie
Catonsville
Baltimores County
Reginter -M
Mes
Caffrey
Wert
Patrick- Street
Missea Edor
Lena Specht
Woodstock
Edward Miller
Raat
Church Street
Doubs
Murray Stauffer
Lawton
Oklahoma
V. Stauffer
J. Gerhardt Lampe
Baltimore
Free Night School Reopens for Winter in Frederick
The Free Night School reopens at the Woman's College with Misses May Angan and Janie Quynn in charge. Tuition is free and enrollment begins tomorrow at 7 30 PM at Lowenstein Wertheimer store. Classes meet Tuesday and Friday evenings all winter for workers unable to attend day schools.
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Angan
Janie
Quynn
Woman's. College
Apple
Frederick
Lowenstéin, & Wertheimer
Assembly Fair Delights At Dedcing With Guests From Far and Wide
The Annual Fair Assembly under Miss Ritchie’s guidance opened Thursday evening in Junior Hall. A delightful crowd gathered from Washington Baltimore Montgomery County Hagerstown and the west. The Frederick Select Orchestra provided music as the stage backdrop and the school displayed decorations and a display of ropework and wall line items.
New Minister Denhan Thompson and George in New Englandton
New York production of Den han Thompson and George W Ryer presents the sensationally successful comedy Grime at the City Opera hosting Friday October 29. The show features all the old players with new scenery and effects promising a crowded home.
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Qur
New York
Myersville Morality Speech Denounces Scandal Rumors
An impassioned Myersville address condemns a spread of vile slander about a local family. The speaker urges residents to defend home virtue, chastity, and public morals, naming the gossiping writer alias Phey Say and calling for accountability and cleaner village life.
Sick list shows multiple local residents improving
The report lists several residents including Capriea Thoderick Renneth Seeger Everest Harding and Ke Alexander all described as quite sick but improving alongside Beate DeGrange Adametown and Master Chaves Schroder Jr. each noted with varying ailments. Marion Steiner at City Hospital and William Radek after surgery at Church Home North Broaday Baltimore are also improving with expectations of release soon.
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Capriea Thoderick
Renneth
Sixth Street
Nar: Seeger
Patrick Atreet
Everest Harding
Beate
DeGrange
Presimedia
Ke A. Alexander
City Hospital
AL Frank
Charlea Six
Centre Street
Eicknege
Chaves F. “Schroder, Jr
East Patrick
Marion Steiner
City
William Hy Radek
South Market
Arrist
North Broad Ay
Baltimore
Engine Strikes Cart in Maryland Brick and Supply Co Crash
A Maryland Brick and Supply Company cart driven by a colored man collided with a moving train on the N C Railroad between Third and Fourth streets on Saturday afternoon. The engine struck the cart wheel, demolishing the wagon and upsetting the brick load. The driver and horse were not injured.
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Maryland Brick ‘and ’Supply, Company
Local Mention and Wedding Notes from Merces Heritage
A jagged local listing references wedding announcements and social notes for November. It mentions individuals such as Koaw Wedding and Faith, plus remarks about performances and community names like Santiago, Bradder Possum, Roo, and The Actor.
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Columbia
Merces
Santiago Anes
Ran
Bradder Possum
Ang the Babe
Renner poteihid saucers and hominy willers
Fragmentary OCR text mentions saucers and hominy may relate to local items or names but is too garbled to identify a clear event, person, or organization. No coherent facts to anchor a specific news item.
Fragmentary Names and Phrases From a Legal Documents Snippet
A garbled OCR excerpt lists numerous personal names and acronyms followed by a brief cryptic remark about contracts and their terms. The readable text provides no clear narrative, date, place, or concrete actions beyond scattered identifiers.
Local Brederiels event and offerings amid Countercultural Society plea
Fragmented notice details sales and performances linked to a Countercultural Society and local vendors. It mentions guitar instruments including Amati cello, a 100 premium currency note, and gas heater sales, with vague dates and addresses. The language is garbled but lists products, prices, and exhibitions at Market St and Garret Co. It notes wheat, baking goods, and other groceries marketed by local grocers.
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Ailiporgona
Brederiels
Evening of variety and dancing at Frederick City Hall
Fragmentary notice announces a Friday November 3 event at 8 PM in Woran's College Hall featuring Madame Buttery and Miss Laura May Haughvout with sketches and humorous acts for Frederick City Hospital. Admission 40 cents. Also notes dance class Thursday evening and local musical entertainments and gatherings.
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Frederick City Hospital
Woran's College ‘Hall
Buttery
Baltimore
Laura May Haughvout
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