Deaths Mrs W H Campbell and infant in Damascus
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs W H Campbell of Brunswick at Brunswastee after weeks of illness and the infant Violet Louise Shipter daughter of Mr and Mrs of Damascus who died at Sandy Spring Hospital aged two. Services and funeral arrangements at local homes and Damascus cemetery announced by funeral directors Clark Main and J B Brail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL Campbell
Campbell
Brumsastee
Carman G
Philadelphia
Ars
Oscar Kase
Brunsaik
Episcopal Rent Ss
Soo
Feete and Son
Wiliam Albright
Willam
Ars Street
Brunswick
Moon
Albright
Bacerstoun
W .Bright
Knoxville
J. T. Watts
L. Ridgeway
RW. Mills
Violet Louise Shipter
Damascus
Sandy Spring Hospital
Clark Main
J. B. Brail
Jnc
Daugh
Book Excerpt Discusses Alternate 1919 War Outcomes
The excerpt analyzes Colonel Palmer's view on a hypothetical 1919 German victory and the potential costs and strategic shifts. It posits that if the German army had renewed its drive, Allied collapse might have followed, altering the postwar order and military logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideal
Foch
Palmer
Lee
Europe
Dulid
Paschally
War Department
Pershing Successor Talk Narrowed To Harbord Or Summerall
The text discusses candidates to succeed General Pershing in case of emergency. Boxer, Palmer, and others weigh options with Harbord and Summerall as top contenders. Palmer notes Baker never planned to relieve Pershing unless new threats, like air bombardment or long range guns, arose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pershing
Tine
Tost
Ehelice
Ligge
France
Golonel Palmer
Baker
Court News Trials Levene to Clara Bar
Court proceedings list Levene as plaintiff or defendant with Clara, noting a trial date and bar association reference in Ohio. Details are fragmentary but indicate ongoing court action and venue.
Local Notices and Classified Highlights
Local notices list events at the W C T U Sening School Halloween Dance and a costume dance. A variety of flower cultivations and garden notes are offered by vendors near Greta House and Edward H Sharpe. Also advertised are rental homes, apartment rooms, and an inn cabaret show with direct-from- fi tland acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Sharpe
Greta House
Mitter Ave
9Th Bt
Proposals For City Contracts Mentioned In Notice
Fragmentary OCR lists proposals and contract awards in a city setting. Names such as HOLTER MURDOCH and WEIL BROS appear among firms. Local services cited include Best Fountain Service and People’s Service Drug Stores with contact details and pricing like coal at 800 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best Fountain Service
People's Service Drug Stores
Funeral for Mrs Effie Elizabeth Boller Held in Woodsboro
The funeral for Mrs Effie Elizabeth Boller wife of R M Boiler was held Wednesday afternoon from the Woodsboro Lutheran church with Rev J Frank Fie officiating. The service featured members of the Council of Mghureh and rites at Woodsboro cemetery performed by Po baugh funeral directors. Interment followed in nearby cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Elizabeth Boller
R. M. Boiler
Woodsboro
Sykesville High School Hires New English French Teacher
The Carroll County Board of Education added staff at Sykesville High School to handle rising pupil numbers. Mrs Bruce T a graduate of Cum Lebanon Tennessee takes English and French posts. She is married to a local attorney and brings experience from prior teaching roles.
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Sykesville
Carrol Counts Board of Education
Bruce T
Cums
Local Notices From Earlington and Surrounding Areas
Fragmentary notices mention Harney Ai and Mrs Ei in Earlington with church hold and a Sunday service at 2 p.m. References to Mr Jan Sariver near Roselia, Geotst and Charles Paul in Wybsburg, and family connections including Harry Chiz Thelma Luther Harmer and others in Gevrtsburg Taneytown and Chamozssiss.
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Harplace
Earlington
Cass
St. Paul's
Eivsod
Taneytown
Mrs. Harcy
Local Social Roundup Includes Guests from Several States
In Baltimore Johnson and Wilmington guests visited and weekend hosts included Mr and Mrs A C Leather man Mr and Mrs Severn Fosse Mr and Mrs Hansah Eekenrode and Mrs B Bentz. Charles was seen in company with them while Airs George Hiwerd was accompanied home by Mrs Hess’s niece who had spent weeks there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Leatheman
Severn Fosse
Hansah Eekenrode
Ambrose Eekenrode
B. Bentz
Charles
Baltimore
Johnson
Wilmington
Del
Airs
George Hiwerd
Personal notes mention visits to relatives in Ohio
Personal item lists Miss Helen Siup planning a visit to her uncle Mr George Babington in Dayton Ohio. It notes Mr Babington’s time in Ohio and travels from Brunswick to his home. Also mentions Mr and Mrs Calvin Babington and Mrs Misnas Dayton Ohio and Mrs Witam Quinn in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Siup
Frede
Babington
Dayton
George Babington
Ohio
Gas Winee
Brunswick
Calvin Babington
Witam Quinn
Sick residents listed in hospital update
William R. Siemmes remains confined to bed at the Maryland Beltmere with Ci while showing signs of improvement. El Bele of Buckerstern is hospitalized there with a serious condition reported as a threat to his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Siemmes
EL. L. Bele
Buckerstern
Marylan Belimere
Local Social Notes Highlight Transfers and Visits
New Windsor and surrounding towns report community events with short notices. Residents with last names Smith Dennings Reid and Hood are mentioned visiting relatives, while property changes include a residence vacated by the Rand family. Several individuals travel between Baltimore Kansas and Frederick for visits and gatherings at various homes.
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Galige
Gyven J. Join
J. Walter Eng R
Wolfe
New Windsor
HM. Co. Losen
Stouffer
Harrisonaurg
Rei Roop Teeter
Taneytown Banner
Pias
Smith
X. George Smith Dennings
J. S
Ani Pa
Nusdaumseer
University of Park
C. H. Kindleberger
Donald John
Balurm
Casto
Crawdrex
Mary Lee
Dorothy
Joseph L. Cad
Anday
Wingata
Western Westminster
H.C. Roop
Rand Iss
Cettes Anpieny
Eugens
Leonard
Frederick
A. E. Lambert
Sunpt and
Famiy
Women’s Club Meeting Opens with Local Choir
The women’s club gathering hosted by Roy Remstuss featured a program including a 19 member chorus performing the song Jaanita. Tao Yao delivered a brief address on town property titles and ward activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omen
Merting Watg
Roy Remstuss
Jaanita
Tao Yao
Also Mentioned on This Page
Raxer
Amer
Asr—Perstions
Colonel Palmer
Marshal Foch
Serre
Yton DB
Barir
Court News
Levene
Clara
W. C. T. U. Sening School
Cam
Cousee
Barbara Fritcan
Kandy Klub
Muasiz
the Nightingales
Room and Beard
Martha Washington Inn
Buster Lee
Fiitland
Green RD
H. Sharpe
Ouse, Motier Ave
G. R. Flautt
Grace T
Timore P.ke
Wodie Gas
OT Bey Garage
Pat
the News-Post
Cours Street
Specs
Hatuaccs
Dane
Sate Ct Tives Fe Ik
Cape
Biz Biewle Wee Rosse
Suversith
Ny Holter
Pre
Murdoch
Cre
Weil Bros
S$. Marino
Ret St
Leigher’s
Hillside Coal CO
Ward
Waller Street
Frederick High Schoo
William S. Ray
Park Ave
Chapel Autey
Prederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley
Third St
the News Post
Adams
Ted
Rawleigh
Mowar Brunswick
Potomes Brunsxion
P. O. Box
Trem
Supaugdot
Fiecerck County
Noah E Cramf
SON
Jor Ud
Mabon Ets Oor Board
Citizens National Bank
Potts & Griffin
Winratt
Saver
Dryas
Si Pem Gat
Josern D Baker
Trostas Ho
Baloer
Suerte Ho oContey MD
Joux S. Newstan
James Ho
Gasatait Jim
Homnes D. Parer
Daxnimt Baker JR
Jouxn Ho
Burgh Ridas
Bob Archibald BE Fis
Asqan
North Market ST
Opis
the Star Furniture
Frederick, Maryland
Edelic S
Lasreres
CF la Mene Glassware
Gox
Tosi and
PGCED
Nota Patrick
Rhoads
West
Room Sunga
Iss Lamar
Shoo
Meah
Harriets
Harney
Mes
Bezin Pines
Chamozssiss
Ewa
Aoe
Orie
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