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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1914

Page

3

Auto Mishap on Curve West of Braddock Heights

Three Greeks from Hagerstown and a chauffeur escaped with minor injuries after an automobile rolled over on the National Pike near Braddock Heights. The Cadillac guests were treated by Dr. Beschley and Prof. Remsberg at Middletown. A rail along the pike is urged to prevent future crashes at this location.

Braddock Heights Orphans’ Court Muraford Hagerstown Harry Vemaras James Tellum Chris Gregory Philip Thales James Harbaugh C. H. Remsberg L. Beschley Middletown Mumford Cadillac

Funeral for J Nicholas Stull Held at Mt Olivet Chapel

The funeral of J Nicholas Stull was held at Mt Olivet chapel at 2 pm with Rev H H Lamar conducting. Pallbearers were W D Bowers Lumber Co employees where Stull was night watchman. interment in family lot. Stull served about forty years on the B and O Railroad, later as conductor. Lula Ent Cramer funeral held at 10 am from her parents home on East Patrick street with services by Rev Henri L G Kieffer. interment Mt Olivet cemetery. Obenderfer and Son funeral directors.

J. Nicholas Stull Mt. Olivet H.H. Lamar W. D. Bowers-Lumber Company William . Need Williamh. Mehrling George H. Crum C. Elmer Eader Henry E. Cramer Lula Ent Cramer Charles I. Cramer East Patrick Street Henri L. G. Kieffer Mt. Olivet Cemetery F.J .W. Obenderfer and Son

Catoctin Finishes At Winchester Fair Race

Dr. R. V. Smith of Frederick announces Catoctin the race horse finished second and first in the 2.25 trot at Winchester Fair as the track was heavy and the time recorded 2.21 to 2.25 range with a $300 purse. Nearby, several residents and visitors return from Baltimore and Washington for Home Coming celebrations with guests at Fest Second Street and East South Street.

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Case From Braddock

Frederick trust advertises Doan's Kidney Pills through citizen endorsements. Mrs. J. E. Perry of Braddock reports kidney disorder relief, dizziness, and nervousness improved after use at J. W. Harner's Drug Store. She remains satisfied and allows continued name use. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Propa Buffalo N Y.

Frederick J. E. Perry Braddock Doan J. W. Harner Dean

Purely Personal notices from Baltimore and beyond

A long list of residents and visitors from Baltimore Frederick Washington and surrounding towns travel and visit relatives and friends in Baltimore and area. Several names including Joseph McDivitt Mies M Rose Birdy Giles Morwig John W Bowers Edward Glittinger Margaret Brown and many others are noted as spending days in Baltimore or visiting relatives in nearby cities. Various hosts and hostesses on East South Street West South Street and North Market Street are mentioned with guests from Poolesville Union Bridge and Philadelphia.

Agnes ‘T'yeryar Mable Bertzbaugh North Market Street Baltimore Washington Margaret Hoover Herman Hughes Washington, D. C Peyton E. Smeltzer Boonsboro Biffle Helen Wendling Springfield Ohio F. A. Ordeman Irene Cromwell Cumberland Eugene H. Albaugh East South Street John G. Lynn, Jr Frank Johnson Brengle Crascaden Joseph McDivitt Mies M. Rose Birdy Frederick Pittsburgh Giles Morwig McMurray Street John W. Bowers, Jr Edward A. Glittinger West Patrick Street Ridgeville Mira Margaret Brown A. BE. Heidter Samuel C. Titlow George H. Railing Christian Railing Dill Avenue John Ridenour Clinton Compher Poolesville W. F. Compher East Patrick Street Ida Garber Union Bridge L. E .Mullinix East Third Street Lloyd C. Cutler South Market Street Clinton Moberly West South Street James Fowler Nettie Miles Maple Avenue Axia Peters Park Mills Louis William Hoffman Providence Hospital Elizabeth M. Kreh Sarah C. Lenhart West Third, Street S. S. Ravenel William W. Mines Raymond F. Seachrist Philadelphia Braddock Heights George McGinnias York Emanuel Jacobs Robert H.thomas Camden N. J Mabel A. Jacobs Wm. H. Hane Tear Groves Louise Emerson New Haven National Council of the Daughters of Liberty Myer Wertheimer D. C. Brish Barbara Fritchie Messrs Dean Hendrickson Travis White Parsong Newman Charlottesville University of Virginia

Visiters from Middletown and Hagerstown Stop by The News Office

Mrs Jacobs and her grandson have visited local friends for a month while Mr Bussard, secretary of the Hagerstown Board of Trade, called at The News Office this morning. He will spend the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs James Bussard in Middletown. Say you saw it in The News.

Mitt Reet's Mille Jacobs Gormwan Bussard Hagerstown Board of Trade News James Buscard Middletown

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