Deaths and funerals in Thurmont and nearby areas
Remains of C. Wi. Stump fatally injured near Thurmont were taken to Winethaler over the C. V. widow and family accompanied. Funeral at the home of Mrs. Stump near Market Street conducted by Rev. Stover. remains to Mount St terms Cemetery. Floral tributes and pallbearers listed. Also notices include death of a 3 week old infant at Reid from spasms and other obituary items: Mrs. Roy Null late Miss Huth Richards Thincock, Mrs. Martha V. Gray, and Mrs. Mary E. Zelptor with survivor details and burial notes.
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C. Wi
Stump
W. M
Thurmont
Winethaler
C. V
Ted
Mve
Stunin
N. Market 81
Stover
U. B. Church
Ipom
Mount Stel»Ron
Slumpenng
Avera
Erica
Gladyg May Shank
Walter
Margaret Shank
Reid
Atstora
Hazel
Helen
Ot Howe
Putterbane
Long Meadows
Roy Null
Huth Richards
Nieght
Ter
Brnnewiele
Bleds
Wey
Attimiather
Jenne Richards
Eistia
Beton Bielwins
Dros
Minsw Richards
Rastiool Jls
Walter Prank
Tuincoed
Williaim
We Wah Belairds
Batmore
Shurch Festival to Aid Society of Church of Christ
The Ladtor Aid Society of the Church of Christ Ceaser Creel will hold a festival on church lane next Saturday evening July 10. Proceeds support local church programs and community services. Local residents urged to attend for entertainment and fundraising.
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Lon Lathoron
Willlmenert
Oni Treshiy
Stev
Upton Dafr
Uly
Bair
Bia
Banks report large deposits and mixed resources in Lingoratown
Bank deposits totaling over 7 million dollars are noted with combined resources of about 9.7 million. A local baseball game is announced as the Antixuin Fire Co. and Pioneer Hook and Ladder Co. meet at Willow Lane Park this evening. A ticket role is noted for Miks Mahal Aliek at the Mary fund Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antixuin Fire Co
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Co
Wolark
Willow Lane Park
Miks Mahal Aliek
Mary+ fund ‘Theatre
Reckless crash injures riders on Antietam to Shepherdstown road
A collision between the Carter and Gaunt parties on a hill near the bridge left Marvell Carter and a young womanuninjured. Harvbone with a broken back and Wisecarver in hospital. The Carter car struck a tree and overturned, while the Gaunt party jumped to aid them. Four occupants were found at the wreck, with Carter spared serious injury. A separate chicken thief ring operated in Marsh district, breaking into Mr. Walker’s henhouse. Antiotin Fire Company held a meeting and recruitment for officers continued as the town updates its police communications network with a new Call System and flashing light boxes.
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Antietam
Sherpsburg
Shepherdstown
Charles Wisecarver
Charles Town Hospital
Harvbone
Hig
Marvell Carter
Derryville
Carter
Nikrean
Cannts Neubhye
Ferric
Eile Nee
Winecarver
Mr. Carter
You
Mran
VARNISH STAIN RD eEEB And Toxic Drug Claims
An OCR fragment asserts rich people need a competent physician and crude language suggests availability of “GiL-Lys” drug products at Rudy & Meredith with two stores claimed to stock pure substances. the text uses misspellings and unsafe advice in a sensational, unsupported tone.
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Rudy & Meredith
Construction bids announced for new eight room school
Contractors have submitted bids to erect an eight room brick school building in Smithaburg with architecture by A J Kiinkhart. The project includes a 16 room addition to the Clear Spring School and will be awarded soon.
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Fide
Dobate
Snithaburg
A. J. Kiinkhart
Wild horse ride ends in ditch crash near Doubs
Mrs. C. Edward Smith and her two children Eleanor and Edwarth Jr. were jolted as a frightened horse bolted along the Flag Pole Incline west of the station. After a 725 to 1,000 yard sprint the horse swerved, hitting a tree root and throwing the family from the vehicle. Mrs. Smith and a young girl were injured, C. E. Smith Sr. suffered facial cuts and bruises.
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No Brien Vehcle
C. Edward Smith
Doubs
Smith
Douhs
Eleanor Smith
Edwarth Smith, Jr
Flag Pole
Harkara
Wrederick
Lawn Festival for Charity by Junior King's Daughters
The Junior King's Daughters host a cream festival on Potomac Avenue opposite Broadway Friday evening July 5 from 7 to 10 o'clock to raise funds for the Children's Fund of the King’s Daughters. Two injured in a buggy accident near Matcock as the horse spooked and bolted. Mr and Mrs Robison were thrown from the vehicle, sustaining light injuries.
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Robison
Yan
Bolus
King's Daughters
Nolar Lee
Potomac Avenues
Broadway
He King's Daughters
Birthday Party Held At Tacust Spring Farm
Mise Ethel Garling hosted an enjoyable birthday gathering at Tacust Spring Farm on Tuesday evening with friends. Refreshments were served at 10 20 oclock and participants enjoyed games and other entertainments. Elastica floor varnish R D McKeeb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Garling
Bryan decries independents and urges editor accountability
The article reports William Jennings Bryan at the International Press Congress in San Francisco urging editors to disclose political interests and advocate signs in editorials. He favors signed pieces and criticizes independent papers as biased, calling for bi partisan, clearly attributed writings to improve accuracy and fairness.
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San Francisco
William Jennings Bryan
International Press Congress
Yanning-Padhie Exposition
Bryan
Airyan
Oneanan
Grew
Stening Uf
Mc Bryan
Farley s Train Stop Attracts Notice Across Capital
Mr A C G Parlay of Martinsburg Kentucky Avenue applied for a patent for an automatic railroad stopping device designed to prevent wrecks. The invention drew attention in Washington with coverage in the Inventors Gazette featuring a front cover illustration and writeup. Farley aims to contact railroad officials soon after patent approval.
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A. CG. Parlay
Kentucky Avenue
Martinsburg
Washington
Toventors' Gazette
Devia
Farley
W. M. Railroad
56th Wedding Anniversary of Hancock Elderly Couple
Hancock's Solomon I Jenkins and wife Amanda celebrated their 58th wedding anniversary in July. Jenkins, 82, has lived in Hancock since youth. Mire Jenkins, 76, is noted as a former Miss Heard. Purchases and local ads accompany a brief community snapshot and shopping notices.
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Solomon I. Jenkins
Hancock
Jenking
Jenkins
Amusements at Solonial and Maryland venues this week
Roy hosts a fine Solonial show with Reverend Gyrus T Heady’s Shade of Regeneration, featuring a spectacular seaside tale with a castaway on a tropical island. Woodly Park offers Ladies Night with free admission for women and The Wolf Duo, plus Way O Neill singing and mobile trombone novelty by Woodward. Keith acts at Maryland highlights The Five Komigal Cops, Riley and the O’Neil twins, a one reel comedy, The House of the Tast Court, and upcoming The Moonstone and an Allstar Reviews 1915 program.
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Solonial
Roy
Gyrus
T. Heady
Almdrania
Sla
United States
Woodly Park
Cosgrove
Wolf
Miss Way O'Neil
Vv. P. Woodward
Keith
Maryland
Hagerstown
Riley
O'Neil Twins
We Paramount
Fordace
Allstar
Boy rides freight to seek family in Lindale as hunger and abuse blamed
In Rome a nine year old boy Wilard Dilbeck rode a Central of Georgia freight to reach his uncle Carl Guba in Lindale after fleeing foster parents in Sprite. He recalls being handed between families, enduring kicks and neglect, then deciding to travel alone to find safety and a relative who might treat him well.
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Rome
Wilard Dilbeck
Sprite
Central of Georgia
Lindals
Carl Guba
Ilva
Lindale
Atx Tima
Salar
Rising Young Lawyer Robert H McCauley Is Honored Citizen
Robert H McCauley a 28 year old Hagerstown native, son of Dr Charles McCauley, grandson of Henry McCauley, graduated valedictorian from Washington County High School in 1906 and Johns Hopkins in 1908. He studied law at the University of Maryland and graduated in 1910, admitted to the bar the same year, and since then has built a notable practice including murder cases. He is married with one child.
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Robert H. McCauley
Charles McCauley
Our City
Henry McCauley
Nobert H. McCawey
Hagerstown
Washington County
Johns Hopkins’ University
Baltimore
Iains Hopkins
Kia
Fuaw School
University of Mary
Balimara
Sill School
Meres
Hageratown
Wris
McCauley
Ice Cream Gardener Survives Night Robbery Attempt
Stockey, leaving Beartown business with Clyda Crilly, faced a highwayman who sprang from the bushes and charged toward them. The assailant retreated into the woods when Shockey, with his partner, showed resolve, whistling as he fled. Shockey had a busy day selling ice cream that evening.
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Stockey
Beartown
Clyda Crilly
Mr. Shockey
Plopa
Fiim
Bealone
Place Properly Christened as Elderly Ladies Named
A historical note records Shockey addressing three aged residents at a christening event. His mother Mrs C Shockey aged 78, Mrs Henry Bailey aged 85, and Ma Charles Reachard aged 44 were named as the most elderly ladies of the place. They received the first cups of ice cream served to them.
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Shockey
C. Shockey
Henry Bailey
Charles Reachard
Warning saves two at Hancock crossing incident
Two men narrowly escaped being struck by a train at the Guhlil crossing in Hancock Friday afternoon. A bystander shouted a warning in time, and the men stepped off the tracks before the locomotive passed.
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Guhlil Crossing
Hancock
the & Welock W. M
Buying 8toGk Georgs and Benjamin Wicking Go to Michigan
Georgs and Benjamin Wicking of P. Nicklas Bros have traveled to Grand Itapide Michigan to purchase goods for the Crambernburg and Hagerstown stores.
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8TOGK
Georgs
Benjamin Wicking
P. Nicklas Bros
Grand Itapide, Mich
Crambernburg
Hagerstown
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Mancort
Gray
Taltimore County
Mary &. Zelptor
G. A& O. Canal
Wil Jhon
Lingoratown
Wake
Itis Uma
Achindel
Rohrer & CO
Earver
Crash
Antietams
Iuatur Hall
Tennant
Latboe Bo Noell
Mexirea J. Brown
Norman W. Showa
George PB
Feller
Aanual Atterhey
Cumberland
Hayes
Tong
Yingling
Cate Rage Works
Vin Cot
Lee
Sta
Gantwell
Mercetory
Whiel
Old City
Ilmita
West Side
Arebim
West Frank
Hnes
Alde
Gamewell Co
Wild Horse
Be Scares Family
Elastica
R D. Mekeb
Assembly
Riley Daniels
Hatcock Garage
Junior Fire Co
Schindel, Rohrer & Co, Inc
TRE
Howard Ullrich
Tf Shuman's Bakery
Willard Dilbeck
Robert H. M’cauley
W. Washington S
Cele R. Bros
Ticeebe Bei
Coty
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