Postmaster Spitzer Dies in Brunswick Age 46
A. L. Spitzer longtime Bruns wick postmaster and prominent local citizen died at his home in Brunswick after a long diabetes illness He was born November 3 1867 in Rockingham county Virginia and served as postmaster since 1902 interment will be in Harrisonburg near his birthplace He leaves a son Frank L Spitzer and several siblings and holds to Republican ties and fraternal memberships.
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Yarrow
Rockingham County
Harrisonburg
Mr. Spitzer
Joseph F
Amanda (Rader) Spitzer
Virginia
Germany
Broadway
Caif
Brunswick
L. 8. Gardner
Spitzer
Roosevelt
Loyalty Lodge
Knights of Pythias of
Delaware
Fribe
Improved Order
Red Men
Julia Minnick
Frank L. Spitzer
James Lang
Uniontown
Philip Derr
Morgan Park, Ill
Eli G. Spitzer
New Market
John Bowman Spitzer
Work of Death and Local Obituaries Reported
Widow Ellen Jomes of Littlestown dies of heart disease at 70 in Rocky Springs with daughter Mrs. Frank Main. son George Jones and two daughters survive along with siblings. Funeral tomorrow at Littlestown church at 11 with interment nearby. Also noted are Valinda A. Stoner 78 of Boonsboro and James M. Briggs 70 of Montgomery County with surviving relatives and burial details.
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Ellen Jomes
Jeremiah Jones
Littlestown
Washington County
Frank Main
Rocky Springs
George Jones
Sykeaville
Wrank Main
Archie Mitchell
William and
Samuel Kauffman
Mary Jones
Richard Kaufman
Cumberland
Fannie Long
New Baltimore
Littlentown
Thos. P. Rice
James M. W. Briggs
Gaithersburg
Mise Snyder
Montgomery County
Jennife
Violet Briggs
Thomas
Kenmus Briggs
Ernest Briggs
Los Angeles
California
Funeral services for Grace Lucille Lambert at Mt Olivet
Funeral held at 476 West South Street this morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. Dr. U G Rupp led the service with a large display of flowers. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet. Funeral director was C E Oline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lucille Lambert
West South Street
U. G. Rupp
Mt. Olivet
C. E. Oline
Property Deeds and Marriage Licenses Set in Court Notices
The court column lists deeds recording transfers from John C. Walter to Charles E. Duvall and Cornelius Zimmerman to Thomas J. L. Wiles, with sums noted. It also records marriage licenses for Shelly Carey, 23, and Leno A. Nurse, 19, both of Brunswick. The May grand jury in Washington County reconvened under Judge Keedy to address pending criminal cases including John W. Wingert and the Latrobe captured Claude McCusker. Also mentioned is Mrs. A. P. Marsh’s possession of a Richmond hotel menu card dated May 28, 1879 noting strawberry ice cream and corn bread.
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John C. Walter
Charles E. Duvall
Cornelius Zimmerman
Thomas J. L. Wiles
Shelly Carey
Leno A. Nurse
Brunswick
A. P. Marsh
Richmond
Hospital Monthly Report From Frederick City Board Meeting
The Frederick City Hospital monthly report shows 90 patients treated, 65 admitted, 50 discharged, 7 died, 33 remaining. Pay patients number 23, part pay 41, and free 26.
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Board of Managers
Frederick City Hospital
Pavement Work Near Hon. Urner Residence Reported
Brief items note a new pavement being laid in front of Milton G. Urner’s home on Record Street by workers under Harry G. Phebus. Also, M E Doll on East Third street caught eight rice basa and a channel cat while fishing the Potomac. Weather forecasts predict cloudy and cool conditions for Fritchle Day and the Star Spangled Banner celebration opening.
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Milton G. Urner
Record Street
Harry G. Phebus
Potomac
M. E. Doll
East Third Street
Balkan War Hero Praises Doctors in Hagerstown Ad
A Balkan War veteran from Lyndora Pennsylvania praises the Inter-State Doctors for rapid relief from gastritis and sciatic neuritis after treatment at the Hagerstown institute. He describes regaining strength, sleep, and appetite and urges others to seek care. The ad notes hours, free consultations, and a September 15 deadline for free services.
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Nicholas Crysanthis
Lyndora
Hagerstown
Penna. Institute
Hagerstown Institute
South Jonathan Street
Chamberlain's Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It claims soldiers in the Spanish war were advised to take it and praises its usefulness for travelers and at home. The ad notes it is for sale by all dealers and suggests advertising in The News.
Towns Ladies Plan Lawn Supper Music by Morgan Band
The Ladies society will hold a meat and chicken supper on the lawn at Mr. Howard Keefer's on Saturday night September 12. The Morgan Band will furnish music. Mrs. Goldie Browning of Pearl spent weekend with Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Hood. Masters William and Johnny Clark and sister Ruby visited their grandmother Mrs. Snyder in Central. Miss Sadie Perrs of Philadelphia visiting Mrs. O. R. Hood. Mrs Ernest Hood visiting friends in Washington and Mrs. Truman Lowman spent Sunday in Baltimore.
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Lagies
Howard Keefer
Morgan Band
Goldie- Browning
Pearl
O. R. Hood
William and
Johnny Clark
Ruby
Snyder
Central
Sadie Perrs
Philadeladelphia
Ernest Hood
Washington
Sit
Truman Lowman
Baltimore
Motorcycle crash near Frederick injures Hagerstown riders
Witmer E. Kretzer and Elmer Miller of Hagerstown sustained slight injuries when their motorcycle collided with a buggy about a mile west of Frederick. The buggy occupants allegedly fired and rode away. They were cared for at Dr. C. F. Goodell’s office after being picked up by an automobile from Mar Hatters.
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Witmer E. Kretzer
Elmer Miller
Hagerstown
Frederick
Gibbons Grove
Mar. Hatters
C. F. Goodell
Kretzer
Jean
Allegany Teachers Institute Opens in Cumberland
Allegany county teachers hold their annual institute in Cumberland with about 300 attendees. The opening address of welcome was given by A. Taylor Smith, president of the Board of School Commissioners.
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Allegany
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Reskingham County
Ellen Jones
MBH
Valinda A. Htoner
Valinda A. Stoner
D. Victor Long
Boonsboro
Ephriam W. Stoner
Union Bridge
William M. Lyon
J. A. Straub
James M. W. Briggh
C. W. H. Douglas
American Press Association
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Caaireen
Stuart MacDonald
Bull Moose
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Tal
R. W. Stake
Patrick
Frederick County
Maryland
Frederick Loan CO
South Market St
Bridge
Fred’k
S&s
Court Street
Frederick, Md
Underwood
Ellicott Cresson
West Fayette Street
Baltimore, Md
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