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Great Southern Practing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick
B. Brely
B. Delaplaine
Secy and Treas
Birely, Co
United States
Carriera
United Mates
Tir
Admente
Amdross
Pregerick, Md
Maryland
Frederick celebrates Star-Spangled Banner centennial homecoming
The 1914 Frederick centennial and homecoming week concluded with a moving ceremony at Key’s grave. Citizens praised the patriots of Frederick County, especially Francis Scott Key, and reaffirmed pride in the nation amid Europe’s war. Local workers earned cheers for organizing a memorable, patriotic event.
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Key’s
Frederick County
Key
United States
Europe
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Purely Personal in Frederick Residents Visit Relatives
Mina Viola Young spent a few days with Miss Lineas Phebus and Miss Louise Howe in Frederick revisiting Miss Eleanor Harry on East Patrick Street. Many relatives and visitors from Baltimore, Washington, and other cities spent time with Frederick residents during Home Coming Week and returned home after visits.
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Mina Viola Young
Lineas Phebus
West South Street
Louise Howe
Washington, D. C
Eleanor Harry
Patrick Street
McGill Belt
Dickerson
Baltimore
Charles Ferrel
Ferrel
New York
City Hotel
William Perry
Walnut
Iowa
Adam Railing
North Market Street
Arthur Young
Cumberland
Frederick
East Second Street
Lewia Gardner
Annapolis
Capt
Jesse Brown
West Fourth Street
William Schnauffer
Brunswick
George A. Zeigler
Hinton
W. Va
Millard C. Wiles
Helen
South Market Street
Misa Elizabeth Brightwell
Charles Heffner
Louisville
Kentucky
Walter FE. Sinn
Edward Sinn
Harold K. Moberly
Winchester
Louise Lewhnder
Alexandria
George Jacobs
Roberts
Henrietta Clements
George Phebus
James Mullican
George
Howard
Tiffin
Ohio
Robert Dutrow
Marshall Harding
Harding
Key Pittman
Senator Pittman
Eleanor Murdock Johnson
R. P. Roas
Clarke Place
McGalpin
Jennie Peet
Lonaconing
Washington
A. M. Landauer
Paul 8. Qdell
Hornwood
Baltimore County
Thomas Freeman
Dixon
West
Second Street
Naomi Phebus
A. Engelbrecht
Phebus
Louis H. Ewald
Robert Winston
George T. Lewis
Winston
Misa Mollie Lewis
London
England
Newark
X. J
Dr. Perrin
St. John's Church
Rev Harts Le Neisser Injured In Lewistown Buggy Crash
While returning from Lewistown where he had preached last night Rev Harts Le Neisser and his wife and child were thrown from a buggy when it toppled over a three foot embankment. The accident occurred about a mile south of Lewistown on a road the state is rebuilding. Le Neisser sustained bad bruises and shock, but his wife and child were uninjured. The buggy suffered no damage though the horse was frightened.
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Lewistoun
Harts le Neisser
Lewistown
Nessar
Real estate sale on East Seventh Street to Thomas Haugh
Altaugh and Harrington report the sale of a two story brick dwelling on East Seventh street from Lewis W. M. Rothenhoefer to Thomas F. Haugh. Advertisement indicates a rheumatism remedy and store notice.
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Altaugh & Harrington
Lewis W. M. Rothenhoefer
East Seventh Street
Thomas F. Haugh
Dilly Avenue
Kim Street
Colfene Park
Death of Louisa Buckey Amid Funeral Rites in City
Mrs. Louisa Buckey 71 wife of Frank Buckey died Saturday afternoon at 3 after brief bronchitis and heart trouble. Survived by husband and her brother Abram Grove of the city. Funeral at 7 today with services at the home by Rev. Dr. E H Lamar. Pallbearers were David Freshour Jesse Fogle Charles Yinger and Harry J Lipps. Interment Mt Olivet cemetery. Thomas P Rice funeral director. A social visit followed at White Rock then at Bethel with Mr and Mrs William Keyser. The News staffer Ray F Rohrer resigns to join The Globe Hagerstown. E Austin James formerly with The Post has joined The News.
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Louisa Buckey
Frank , Buckey
Sixth Street
Abram Grove
E. H. Lamar
David Freshour
Ball scene disrupts Armory pool cushion at Frederick ball
A Frederick young woman weighing about 200 pounds reportedly sat on a pool table at a recent Armory ball, tearing loose the cushion from its side. The action aimed to alter the ball rebound for pool play, prompting comment on the incident and its unintended consequences.
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Frederick
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Items From 1894
Local items note a Prohibition Club planned for the city and a 22 member First Hose Drum Corps in Hagerstown. Weather hints sauerkraut interest, a peach from F J Schroeder’s yard weighed half a pound, and a West Fifth street resident claims never to have eaten beef or chicken. A hose carriage mishap injures Mr Rhodes, and the Francis Scott Key Monument Association holds a Key grave service at Mount Olivet, with GAR and DAR participation and a parade to the grave and flag-raising ceremony.
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Francis Scott Key Monument Association
Key
Mount Olivet
Eugene Sponseller
Grand Army of the Republic
Frederick
DA. R
Ann G. Ross
McPherron
Wire. Hunt
F G. Thonas
Wra
Henry Williams
Mary Williams
Willie Ritchie
4. R. Yeakle
Ju Ya Young
Yost
Fannie Murphy
Mise Beale
Vr Wirgm Fout
D. J. Beale
Misa Elinor Markes
Frederick Jo Nelson
Mars Garrison Ritchie
Beastie Maulsby McLean
Louise Kes
Janie Birely
Rebecca McLean
Jois McKinsey
Emily Netson McLean
Deadly warfare waged on flies in Frederick city
Anti Fly campaign by Civic Club nets 148 pints of dead flies as 12 children win prizes and many more donate trophies and pennies. Ruth Laenhardt tops with 55 pints and $2 prize. Madeline Samson 37 pints and $1. Special prizes awarded for first pint and best effort. Campaign aims to continue next year with more preventive measures to curb fly breeding and reduce disease spread.
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Civic Club
Frederick
Ruth Laonhardt
Water Street
Madeline Samson
West Third Street
Swat the Fly Committee
Howard Leanhardt
Ruth
Joe Willard
Ralph Brust
Edgar Phoebus
George Shearer
Walter Smith
Harold Roetke
Litle
Devoe paints prove value by coverage and longevity
An advertisement argues paint cost depends on coverage, not gallon price. It claims Devoe lasts twice as long as inferior brands, using an example with 10 gallons plus middling paint to illustrate value and savings, and promotes Hargett & Co as the seller.
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Rivess Rheaamfem
Bariks Orctg
White Rock
Miss Bessie
Keyser
Ethel Martz
Mary Keyser
Leona Stull
Ava Keyser
Naomi Wachter
Staley Stull
Simon Summers
Steiner Whitmore
Charles Bender
Maynard Martz
Elmer Compher
Roy Chester
Charles Stull
Mrs
William Keyser
Bethel
Ray F. Rohrer
the News
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Hagerstown
Hia
Rohrer
E. Austin James
The
Post
News
Young Men's Prohibition Club
F. J. Schroeder
West Fifth Street
F. T. Rhodes
Ruth Laenhardt
Charles Alvey
Orphans’ Court
Devoe Pol
Hargett & Co
Panama
D. Mantez
Lphivate
Houbenold
West Mouth Street
Potts and Orlson Neal
Ob. Nat. Bank
Frederick County National
Gilmore R. Flautt
East Third St
Frederick, MD
Renner
East Eighth Street
McDonald
Thoroughbred
M. C. Burall
New Market
Chas. F. Bowers
Mt. Pleasant
A. E. Fisher
Washington Street
W. A. Smith
East Booth Street
Winchester Street
Garrett
Vg Grange, JR
Equity
Circuit Court
George Johnson
Ann P. Marshall
Ann
Johnson
Worthington R. Johnson
Harry W. Bowers
Iclerk
Frederick Count
Ritchie, Janney, Griswold & Hamilton
Urner & Urner
Loudoun County
Frederick Bridge Company
Citizens’ National Bank
Owler
Thomas H. Hallubt
Central Trust Building
Emory C. Crum
Ara Floor
John W Null
Doubs
Buckeystown
Jhursday
Lambeth
Jefferson Pike
Camuel L
Hargett
H. Tt
C. Brish
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William C. Humm
F. Frederick, MD
Sourren L- Welty
John T. Lewis
East Church Street
Harry C. Hull
People's Fire Insurance Building
Church and
Court Streets
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Frederick City
Mad
Towitty
Gould Ag
Mollie K. Morley
G. M
Clabaugh
Market ST
Court St
Niagara
Falla Tee
East Par
B. Eward Kepner
Tansy
Menard
Reprizaaree
North Market
P.O. Box
FAR. & Mech. Nat. Bank. Prat 2
Farmers’ & Mechanics
National Bank
Capital
Charles B. Trail
Prest
James H. Harris, V. Prest
C. Albert Gilson
East Street
Rettre Terris
N. Market Street
R. A. Bennett
Potts
Griffin
Beptgdtr
Bath
Samuel Marino
Corner Market
Second Streets
All Saints’ Street
South Market St
East Third Street
J. D. Zimmerman
Church St
Telegraph Street
Garret
Park Avenue
North Market St
Frederick County National Bank
West Patrick Streets
Bank
Corner Church
Ett
Jacob
Andrew J. Summers
U. S
Oklahoma
Heceska
Centa
Times-Democrat
Muskogee
Hagerstown Pike
Prigany
Ariting
P.O
Ardera
Anderson
J. B Mellor
Sykesville
J. & Mellor
Janta
Studebaker Road
Terfert
Frederick Cir
AR Autowobile
Jan Sepodrt
Jyaate
Elone
Ezra Houck
Sepitwitkace
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