Calendar of 1916 Holidays and Epacts for Fair Sex
A historical notice outlines the 1916 leap year with 366 days and lists key dates and holidays. It covers recurring events such as New Year’s Day on a Saturday, St Patrick’s Day, Easter, Memorial Day, and the Fourth of July, along with religious observances and observance notes for various groups. It notes notable birthdays and family reminders, highlighting the year’s celestial eclipses and civic celebrations.
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McKintey
Washington
St. Patrick's
Hallowe'en
Frederick Greeks Will Not Answer War Call
The Frederick Greek colony expresses no intention to send reservists to the Balkan war, though some locals are subject to the call. A Greek in Frederick notes potential trouble for those attempting passage if mobilization expands. Fifteen Frederick Greeks show keen interest in Greece, with the Atlantis newspaper arriving to cover war news.
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Greece
Frederick
Constantine
Burharyest
Roumania
Bulgaria
Nicholas Elephantis
America
The
Atlantis
New York
Baltimore and Ohio station at Reedverville progress brief
Work on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad station at Reedverville proceeds rapidly with trenches for foundations nearly finished. Amber shortages delay certain work, with occupancy originally slated for November 1 now expected around December 1.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Reedverville
Eggs On Upward Trend At Naval Base Market
Prices hold while supplies improve with abundant poultry and vegetables. Chickens range 16 to 18 cents a pound, dressed 25 to 40 cents. pumpkins five cents each. Fruits and produce listed with assorted prices per dozen, basket, or piece.
Death notices for Cornelia Main and Rebecca Slaybaugh
Mrs Cornelia Ann Main widow of Jonathan G Main died at her son Maurice G Main s High Knob home at 245 am after a long illness She was 82 and survived by sons Jonathan Maurice and daughter Mrs Morris Holter a sister Lydia Herring of Washington The funeral will be Monday at 10 am from the house with interment at Reformers cemetery Middletown Mrs Rebecca Slaybaugh widow of William M Slaybaugh died at her Butler township home at 1230 am aged 78 years 1 month 17 days Elsworth Homer of Frederick is a brother of the deceased
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Cornelia Ann Main
Jonathan G. Main
Maurice G. Main
High Knob
Main
Miss Brandenburg
Jonathan Main
Frederick
Maurice G. High Knob
Morris Holter
Middletown
Lydia Herring
Washington
Reformert
Rebecca Slaybaugh
William M. Sleybaugh
Butler Township
Elsworth Homer
Funeral of Daniel Feigley Held at Mt Olivet Cemetery
The funeral for Daniel Feigley was held at 11 this morning with Fr Leo Collins of St. John’s Catholic Church officiating. Pallbearers included Winebrewer, F K Wertheimer, Charles Groff, Justus Miller, and David Kolb. Oberlander Carlisle of Gaithersburg was funeral director. Corinthe second, Robert A Fraley’s running mate, placed second at Carlisle Fair with a 5014 time. New French electrical sign features revolving colored screens between incandescent lamps and cut glass prisms.
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Daniel &. Feigley
Mt. Olivet
Leo. Collins
St. John’s Catholic Church
F. K. Wertheimer
Charles Groff
Justus Miller
David Kolb
Oberlander Carlisle
Gaithersburg
Corinthe
Robert A Fraley
Carlisle
County Town News Highlights Local Social and School Events
Mrs Annte M Reluler purchases goods from Mrs Eliza Vansant and continues storekeeping at the Vansant Island west of town. Hazard K Griffith of Washington visits brother Nicholas Hammond. Mrs Griffith to stay longer. Albaugh and Varria depart for Western Maryland College Westminster. Par ris has one year left, Albaugh has three. William Hobbs hosts Matines Euchre Club. attendees listed. Francis White dies at Montevue Hospital, Frederick, buried at Univ Chapel. two sons Hiram and Marion reside here. Rev J W Parris hosts birthday dinner for Sheridan Parris with guests listed. Mrs Koch and children return to New York. Howard M Lease builds a 6x20 feet concrete porch. T J Arnold Whitmore and family visit. Bayard Grabill roofs public school building. Albaugh family visits Frederick. Miss Nina Albaugh visits in Clyde, Ohio. Master Harry Sappington returns to Maryland School for the Blind. MT ZION notes: Joseph Routzahn visits his mother Elmer Routzahn. Charles Stone and family visit. Vergie Wiles and daughter Catharine visit James Cramer. Mrs John Himes visits Mrs Marsh.
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Annte M. Reluler
Eliza A. Vansant
Vansant
Mro
Myre
Hazard K. Griffith
Washington
Nitholay P. Hammond
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Parris
Albaugh
William Hobbs
Matines Euchre Club
Frank Hammond
J. Sappington
Irene
Eva Sappington
Edna Jones
Clare Poole
Francis White
Montevue Hospital
Frederick
Univ Chapel
White
Hirammil Marion
J. W. Parris
M. P. Parsonage
Sheridan Parris
B. V. Norris
Koch
R. C. Estep
New York City
Howard M. Lease
T. J Arnold Whitmore
Allen and Ellwood
George H. Whitmore
Bayard C. Grabill
Nina Albaugh
Clyde
Ohio
Edna Albaugh
Tows
Harry Sappington
Maryland School For the Blind
Baltimore
Criminal Docket Taken Up on Monday in Local Court
Monday sessions proceed with numerous defendants entering pleas. Notable defendants include Leo Weinberg John King Albert Beatty and Samuel Carroll facing charges from theft to burglary with multiple juries requested and attorneys Reno Harp Dorsey Etchison and William Young listed among counsel. Multiple cases involve stolen goods from butter lard chickens meat and a forged check with various defendants pleading not guilty or guilty and seeking trial.
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Mien Beatty
Samuel Carroll
Truman
Mamie Albaugh
Reno
Harp
Pennsylvania R. R. Co
Edward Johnson
Charles Spriggs
Rotored
Albert Campbell
Edward
Delaplaine
Henry Hanson Maulshy
Cen
George Disney
John Burdon
Reno S. Harp
Harry Mullen
John Ritenour
Leo Weinberg
Henry Hall
James Hitrawn
Dorsey Etch
Tom Lee
Dorsey Etchison
Gibson
Gilson
Hwelen
Dronenbure
Fury
Rene S
Roy Miller
HL Miller
Charles E. Klein
Sherivan Orem
James Smith
Mount Airy Sunday School and Local Updates
Zion Lutheran church schedules Sunday school at 30 a m. Mount Airy notes indicate peach season near end with praise from grower William Walker. Mount Airy Farmers' Improvement Company to meet tonight. Local students Paul Horn, Frankie Wetwel, Ethel Davis, Olive Mount attend colleges in Maryland and Westminster. Electric lights being installed in several homes including Burdette Spurrier Young and Dunn.
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Mount Airy
Win
Walker
Myrle Reeking
Westerand College
Westminster
Tome Institute
Port Desai
Mad
Robert Burdette
R. L. Spurrier
Nathan Young
BL Dunn
Vaccine Institute Plans Nine New Buildings Near Montrose
The National Vaccine and Antitoxin Institute of Washington will erect nine buildings on its farm near Montrose, three miles east of Rockville. Two barns are under construction, each 84 by 40 and 84 by 24 feet, with more structures to follow soon.
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Ational Vaccine and Antitoviae Institute
Washington
Montrose
Rockville
Hikers Straddock Duo Explore Harpers Ferry Trek
Praddock claims two wanderlusters Kitty Cramer and Mr Russell joined a ten mile hike to Weverton from Straddock yesterday. They also walked to Harpers Ferry, boarded a train to Hagerstown, and returned to Brad dock last night as a series of hikes this week continued.
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Straddock
Praddock
Kitty Cramer
Mr. Russell
Weverton
Pers Ferry
Harpers Ferry
Hagerstown
Braddock
Mrs Harp in Jail for Murder Charge Near Wolfville
Mrs Florene Harp and her stepson Earl Harp are to stand trial this term for the murder of Charles V Harp near Wolfaville on Sunday night May 16. Sheriff Finnan Jesse Sehell led the suspects from the Harp home to jail yesterday afternoon. A witness statement by Mrs Harp was presented but the case remains complex with Foster Leatherman also indicted on a separate charge. The region’s mills consume about 100,000 bales of cotton annually.
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Charles V. Harp
Wolfaville
Florene Harp
Earl Harp
Earl Thomas
Urs Harp
Carmong
Dand Finnan
Jesse Sehell
Harp
Fev
Foster Leatherman
Wolfsane
Aharte
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Mos
Juan J. Jiminez
Dominican Repub
B. Machado
Portugal
Aoin Dre
Libertytown
Zion Lutheran Church
Walter L. Flautt
Gil Nore
Plautt
Charles Grabill
Ernest W.boone
Minnie M. Barker
Charles Shimp
A. J. Poemroy
Jacob &. Byerman
Charles C
Cash
Carroll County
Joseph J. Boyle
Edward O. Cash
Supervisors ‘of
Boyle
Casi
Moberly’s
Patrick ST. East
C. V. Harp
Myers
Preee
Ideal Garage Co., Inc
Jesse W. Kolb
Earl E Jacobson
South Market Street
Frederick, Md
Harry G. Dorsey & Co., Popular Price Outfitters
North Market Street
Wheels
the Ebert Hardware Co