Movements of People You Know From Local Notices
Dr and Mrs Be A Wareham move to their new home near Broadway and Potamine Ave with family. Mr Frank Care of Waliore visits Li dllyn King in Willinguel. Miss Ruth Reill of Wancork visits her brother Waller Reel in Curberland. Mrs Mollie McLaughlin moves to the Rauth figts. Mr A M Smith and wife depart Baltimore for Savannah to visit friends. return about a week. Mrs J I Salts of 16a Wh 58 VIAe visits son Frederick Stith and family in Washington. Mrs M L Keedy visits Baltimore. Mr Thos W Walker and mother visit from Fla garstown to WHNimnan- Us. Tennary Royer, daughter of Rev Geo BR Rog, visits Mrs S O Sowers in Cavetown Reform. Mr Wo ON Dawiherty on southbound buss trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Be A. Wareham
Broadway
Potammne Ave
Frank Care
Lidllyn King
Misa Rutht Rell
Wancork
Waller Reel
Fi Curberland
Mollie McLaughlin
Rauth
O. W. Snyder
Boonshoro
Gulpil
Cavetown
Elitvely
Luster
San-tay
Dawiherty
Poynts Pyle and Orphans' Home Records Mentioned
Notes from a 1909 Maryland notice list wills estates and executors. Names include Samuel Newcenter Sarah S New tomer Charles Iseminger Elias W Byers Charles A Byers David Water and others. It mentions church at Hagerstown and a letter of administration plus a railroad engineer appointment for Marie L Carmichael, formerly of Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Newcenter
Sarah S. Newtomer
Charles &. Iseminger
Rover
K. Iseminger
Elias W. Byers
Charles A. Byers
Alexander Neily
D.C .Gilbert
David £Water
Colward FH. Shifler
Elizabeth Bailes
Joan W. Smith
Harry J. Smith
David A. Syderman
Taredsen
Smith
Cathe Bring
Lewis
Routecourt
Grand Wyand
Frederick
Elmore
Marie "L. Carmichael
Angared
Fran Thurmont
Gottypharg
Las
Jhare & Mamllon
Chaniveraturg
Cnemichael
Hagerse
Thelma the Queen of Honden to appear at Academy
Pleasant social gathering hosted by Mhis Leupa Munsen on Wy Franklin Street featured games and music with guests Ora Asper Gettysburg Edit Sprecher Verna Snyder Mirkin Log Chas Alveril John G. Smit Roy Bolinger and Jarepl Mullendare. The Thelma act, described as mysterious and dubbed Queen of Honden, will perform at the Academy of Music in a weeklong engagement with Original Academy Moving Pictures. The article notes prior reports from Hazleton and details a sensational backstory about her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mhis Leupa Munsen
Bee Lovie
Franklin St
Misnes Ora Asper
Gettysburg
Edit Sprecher
Verna Snyder
Mirkin Log
Messrs
Chas. Alveril
John G. Smit
Roy Bolinger
Jarepl Mullendare
Theilma
Academy
Thelma
Honden
Academy of Music
Academy Moving Pictures
Ita Klud
Wonkin
Hantentis
Hier
Pearige
Otha Orlin
Oxtra Toten
Norway
Hur
Sani
Tacao
Swinmier
de Academy
New Cottage Awarded for Mira Site at Jill Field
In a historic award, Henieholt, autractor, announces construction of a Tadidkeme cottage at Jill field for Mira. The building will rise on the former Kirkwood site, destined by the more Mut year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henieholt
Autractor
Maneforex
Jig Deen
Jill Field
Mira
Monkettia Slatier
Kirkwood
Fixing Up Pepaty Sheriff Chis and W. Alosa Work Update
Fragmentary notes describe repairs and construction related to Sheriff Chis and W. Alosa during a project led by Mr T A Pomber Berd. Details on tasks and progress are unclear due to damaged source text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepaty
W. Alosa
T. A. Pomber Berd
Big Dinner and Local Goods Advertisements
A jumble of names and items dominates the page, highlighting dining mentions for John Mays Hrreimond and various buyers in New York. The text mixes restaurant notices, wares, and promotions including shad, deviled crabs, carved stands, and various stalls. It references HURLEY & STAM building permits, local shop names, and multiple sales offers.
Dowd urges students to choose perseverance and success
In a lecture at the Surrey Building the association leader Mr Dowd tells male students of the commerce department to avoid cigarettes, concentrate on study, and pursue sustained thought. He warns few will answer the call to leadership and stresses preparation for future banking, business, and professional roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odlwras
Haseratown
Powis
Prac
Deslake
Guanes
Far and Near News Notes From Global Places
Readable fragments describe various international items including a Gibraltar reception, Cuban deaths, Cairo press law unrest, Maryland militia notes, Virginia and West Virginia political happenings, and Senate tariff debates. Mentions include Roosevalt Tauded al Gibralter, Nassau, H. Rower, and Benaty committee discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fovier
Roosevalt
al Gibralter
Saint Zeppettr
New Presse Law
Cairo
Bernt
Maryland
Frederick Siton
State Militutia Can
Genernos + Warteams
Asi B. Intreati
Bate
Family Theatre Presents Mixed Acts and Local Talent
At the Family Theatre, a variety program features Jesopntie The leit and other acts. Wallie and Lattin Hohitan headline with local entertainers Cheerful acts include Brugh the walking Danny and Chevey entertainers. A trial for the youngsters and special performances by Bartiewhir and Conth round out the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daal Chanen
Jesopntie
Ansure Whit
Viivleville
Wallie
Bartielt
Poe
Brugh
Danny
Chasing On Moves Across States Amid Turbulent Tasks
An unclear report outlines a person named Stunte seeking W Jventlon to remove picture busiers in North Carolina and Georgia. Plans note a moving rehire parlor in Hagerstown and available locations in Thiet Ding, with engagements ongoing. The sequence continues to Toanoke and North Corolla as conditions persist toward Georgia-Toay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Georgia
Hagerstown
Toanoke
North Corolla
Toay G Courier
Notice to Merchants and Public for State Meet Ads
The executive committee requests no advertisements outside the official program for the Fraternal Order of Maglea State meet on May 14. May 14 19 ane nth, urging authorized program members to contact merchants and general public before events. EBMER I DYER, WEL SOGES, Ghalpiinn. Soeveiney, 4-23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of
Maglea
Cannwittva
Millinery Matters. Cabriolet Bonnets Inspire Novel Craft
A fragmentary fashion note describes cabriolet bonnets with knotted crochet and flamboyant trims. The writeup touts playful, nature inspired designs in a revived style, mentioning garden buck and assorted fruits in a whimsical tone.
Bordered Materials Hard to Handle in New Underwear
Fragmented OCR text describes various materials and garments with many garbled phrases. Mentions of bordering materials, difficulty handling, damping, and dress themes hint at a fashion or industrial note. Specifics are unclear due to corrupted wordings and scattered fragments across lines.
Catarah Style Misfire Affects Appetite In Testimonial Card
A garbled testimonial from Topeka resident Laen Uys describes torpid liver stomach trouble and dysentery. The writer claims Peruns medicine relieved symptoms after several bottles, noting improved complexion and appetite though wording is unclear. Local names and addresses appear in fragmented form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ati
Laen Uys
Madison St
Topeka
Kus
Sante Pe
Guetore
Shiloh
Casey
Leamington
Fremont Layne
Bargain Furniture Ad From Main's Furniture Store
Local classified ad lists price cuts this week at Matos Market and nearby arcades. Verona sets 6 per item, Sik Broe vyene 30? 8 per, Amb. Tien area features Trexall Cherry and Tulen-for one. Rudy & Meredith appears as the seller or advertiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matos
Verona
Funiturg
Vanity's Visions and Sleeved Fashions in Doubtful Times
Fashion notes advise on sleeves and headwear for women, highlighting top sleeve length, fuller winter shoulders, and jumper dresses returning with careful crafting. mentions stockings and petticoats with embroidered flounces, colors from blues to golds, and linen frocks with buttonhole edges. Also reports orchard spraying practices in Chewsville using lime solution or oil, and a hedge-cut issue at the passenger station height due to scale, with some trees affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omiho
Chewsville
I Snow
Passanger Staion
Policeman Resigns and New Hire Takes Post in Waynesboro
The council accepted the resignation of Jatin B. Goran as policeman at Waynesboro and appointed W. H. Glop Mangameville, a former deputy sheriff, as the replacement. New officer W. H. Clapper, already known to Wayneshore residents, assumes duties, with family ties noted among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ierins
Lowi
Meg
Notice to Patients and Local Business Ads Summary
Public notices list a clinic vacation starting April 3 with tests, and local business names including McKee and Smith. The fragment references Sheree Pinna and Ordnance-era names, with addresses such as Public Square. The readable content outlines appointment restrictions and potential sales or notices in a historical newspaper context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
oMees
A.M. Smith
B. D
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Bt. John's Church
Hageratown
Bulla
Dedrattan
Hull
HaccRsTown, MD
Ream
LeGrippe Pule
Rudy
Meredetit
John Mays
New Yorke
R. D. Meher
Lede, J. D. Melon
It. D. MokEa
F. Schindel
The
Sampa
Call
Saata
Hurley & Stam
Hamilton Row
Vlad Ata Berdlig
Dix
Hagersinwa
W. BR. Sands
Neo
Wehard Harte
Wr. Carell
Expres Waxons
Bamuml
Rarnie
D. Mekich
Howe
Wy Cass
Rothe Ee
Ghouse
Tnd
Tei
Ion Bai Boag
Virginia
West Virginia
H. Rower
Mer ehUt
Norfolk
Suffolk
Benaty Vinanew Committee
Senate
Senate Caintiiee
J. H. Cavington
Maryhanl
National Atlaina
Autosta
Amnape
District of Columbia
Salgmont
Tieroh
Statord
New York Supreme Court
Josep Leiter
Josey J. Hoadley
Franklin, Scott and Co
New York
Chicago
Booth
Treadiver Peeloric
J. Hobbins
the Family Theatre
Lex
Notige
Hoxdsna
Imderiis
Hlaly
Peesane Menning
Leks
Shirley
Cylor
Leyr
Hugerle
Syarele
INDIO
Gareth
Peruuna
Joph H. Coston
Joseph H. Canta
Brooklyn
N. Y
R. B. Smith
Greensboro
Gay
Weing
Peyae
Agatonte Lt
Catareh
Stomnen
Henry Nooly
Trenton
Sears
Meredivh
Vanity
Logan Siaytlidiy
Tly
Syria
Mirurglata
Areth
Williams Mfa
Cleveland
Aloradita Drugwlets
Motel Elamenton
Guo
Puhie Square
Oal Hods, B.D. McKes
McKee
Presb Dally
Devited
Crabe
Jon Créeepera
McKhir
Taal Nr
Testokkor
Corm
Ste
Marley & Stawm
al Fleming & Hetxer
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