Local notices and personal moves in Frederick area
The issue lists numerous brief items: Br. Aston Davis leaves for Yarro county on business. Mrs. Elmer Woodward and child return from Park Mills. Rev. Suliman Blagden of Boston visits. Mr. Ernest Kessler takes a Buckeystown post. Mrs. James Cunningham visits Buckeystown. Marshall Harding joins W.S. Miller & Co. coal yard. Dr. Harry Besani returns from Capon Roads. Harry Worthington returns to Staunton. Miss Reppie McGuizan visits North Market Street. Mrs. Wim. E. Ranels returns from Hagerstown. Mr. Face visits Purity Lodge fraternal event. Wm. Oberlander back from Virginia trip. Louis M. Lester from New York visits Mrs. D. C. Winebrewer. Wm. Caulk returns from Annapolis. Wesley Baltzeil leaves for York. Alvin Rice visits South Market Street. Bishop William Pazet of Maryland expected home after Martinique. bishop cabled plan to be in Baltimore March 28, Alliance steamer delayed. Mrs. F. W. Baumann and Mrs. L. Thompson of Philadelphia visiting Washington, DC. N. E. Cramer back from Carroll County business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aston Davis
Yarro County
Elmer Woodward
Child
Park Mills
Suliman Blagden
Boston
Mass
C. L. Kennard
Susman
Yale College
New Haven
Patrick Rooney
O. F. Gaver
James Cunningham
Buckeystown
J. Michael
Marshall Harding
W.S. Miller & Co
Harry Besani
Capon Roads
W. Va
Harry Worthington
Staunton
Reppie McGuizan
Mechanicstown
Lula Gilbert
North Market Street
Wim. E. Ranels
Hagerstown
Jos. Groff
Mr. Face
Reading
Steamer Alliance
F.W. Baumann
L .Thompson
Philadelphisa
Washington, DC
N.E. Cramer
Carroll County
Funeral Rites For Mr Frederick Kimmel Held At Blt Zion
Pallbearers Henry Hett Jacob F Smith Francis Stockman Carlton Dean Peter Holter Howard Anzelberger served at the funeral conducted by Rev S A Hedges in Blt Zion church. Interment followed at the adjacent churchyard. A T Rice Sons were undertakers. The General of Airs Eten Zimmerman will hold services tomorrow at 9 am from her home near Retreat School. Services will be at Grade Reformed church with interment at Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Kimmel
Henry Hett
Jacob F. Smith
Francis Stockman
Carlton Dean
Peter Holter
Howard Anzelberger
S. A. Hedges
Blt. Zion Church
A.T. Rice &Sons
Eten Zimmerman
Grade Reformed Church
Mit_ Olivet
Sick list notes from local households
The Sick. Miss Jessie Otto on East Church street is on the sick list. Mr. George E T Anderson, ill with pneumonia, is out and about again. Miss Minnie Engebrecht of West South street has been very ill but is somewhat better. Chas Mattoon is very sick at his home with pneumonia. Mr. Thomas Kline, cigar manufacturer, is suffering with la evippe. Mr. Galvin Kemp of East Fourth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Otto
East Church Street
George E.T. Anderson
Minnie Engebrecht
West South Street
Chas
Mattoon
Thomas Kline
Galvin Kemp
East Fourth Street
Carp Story Ends In Pond Rescue After Three Years
Mr James R Ferrell of Petersville kept a small carp in his ice pond for almost three years. He drew the water on Thursday and captured the carp, which weighed over five pounds and measured twenty five inches. The family ate the carp yesterday and praised its fine flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Ferrell
Petersville
Workers Training and Gospel Meeting Announcement
A workers training class is set for tomorrow at 2 0 a m and a gospel meeting at 3 30 p m with the topic An important question answered led by Fred A Gains The board of directors will hold an important meeting Monday at 4 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.G
Mac
Sa.xv
Fred. A. Gains
Board of Directors
Market Gossip Echoes Across the Nation From Jefferson to Chico
The Market Scribe shares letters and local color about spring, snow, and fashion, and notes a baffling inquiry on propriety in church. It cites Chico California readers praising garden yields, lists prices on butter, poultry, fruits, and meats, and jokes about oversized pumpkins and beets.
Fish and Vegetable Prices in the Potomac Market
Market list shows shad, ree, and other fish priced by the bushel or dozen with per pound rates for bass pike yellow perch and haddock. Fresh water eels and various vegetables including sweet potatoes Irish potatoes turnips onions carrots beets cabbage and celery priced by peck bunch or pound with notes on sale prices and quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Sic
Potomac Bering
Hawks Return Promises Then and Now
In a lively letter the author recalls the Hawks and the Teachers Institute, praising past performances and hinting at a new appearance. Prices for Wheat, corn, and other staples are listed with ranges, noting scarce goods and varied cattle and livestock values. Local notices touch on music impressions, travel, and plans for Frederick County agricultural events and a forthcoming pair fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Bay
Calae
Germantown
Geo. W. Cramer
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Real Estate Transfers Across Frederick and Middletown Areas
A sequence of transfers records parcels in Frederick City Middletown Knoxville and surrounding districts. Names include Paul Heuser Edwin Houck James P Biser Peter A Hagan Frederick T Main John Sweadner Maynard Dudrear Wm E Mercer Wo Bf Stockman Eli G Waskey Ellen Volluse Lydia A Blessing John H Young Geo C Renn Cornelius T Zimmerman and others with prices from 1 to 7 thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Heuser
Edwin
Houck
Frederick City
James P. Biser
Charles F. Willard
Knoxville
Reformed Church of
Middletown
Peter A. Hagan
Frederick T. Main
John Sweadner
Maynard Dudrear
Geo. C. Renn
Cornelius T Zimmerman
Middletown Republicans Nominate Ticket At Grange Hall
Four Republican delegates gathered at Grange Hall Middletown to nominate a candidate slate for the upcoming corporation election. Samuel Leazer chaired the convention with W W Doub as secretary. Burgess nominee Char E Niemeyer, commissioners Ch Alfred Weaver Samuel Leazer Wom Rudy Howard Sparrow John W Long. Democrats counter with Burgess Van B Swearingen and a six member slate: Stephen B Cobdjientz Louis P Coblentz Ezra Minnick Emory Bowlus Andrew Boist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Grange Hall
Samuel Leazer
WW. Doub
Burgess
Chas. E. Niemeyer
C. Alfred Weaver
Wom. Rudy
Howard E. Sparrow
John W. Long
van B Swearingen
Stephen B. Cobdjientz
Louis P. Coblentz
Ezra Minnick
Emory M. Bowlus
Andrew Boist
Old Easter Egg From 1842 Inked With EC. T.
An old Easter egg brought to the office yesterday is described as a foster eye form kept well preserved with flowery scraped designs. It bears the mark EC. T., 1842. The item endured a hawk incident and was last scraped by Mr. Daeeh Trayer of New Market nearly fifty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Swormiey
Rumor on Jesuit Novitiate Closure Denied
A Catho lic circle rumor about moving the brick Novitiate to Woodstock is unfounded. Officials say it is not likely the Novitiate will be closed as a Jesuit school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
Three Frederick youths Fooled by A County Beauty
Three young men from the city planned to attend a social event in the county but lingered with charm from a Frederick belle, losing track of time until they were irrevocably left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
The Girl About Town Sees Spring Ties and Church Festivities
In a rambling column full of nostalgic recollections and social notes, the writer recalls a storm uprooting a juniper tree and hints at old summer romances. The piece blends Easter church scenes, spring festivals, and a light humor about civic fountains and local entertainments amid chilly weather and muddy roads.
County church notices and services across townships
The column lists multiple church events in Wolfsville Middletown Braddock and nearby areas including preaching, communion and Sunday school meetings. Names Rev D K Cross Rev A A Smith Rev A J Gill and Rev A Sholenberger are noted with times and places such as Wolfsville Middletown Jefferson and Church of Reformed. Officers are elected for Lutheran and Reformed churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
Wolfaville
Wolfsville
Braddock
D.K. Cross
Ladiesburg
A. A. Smith
Middletown
Lutheran Church of Middletown
Chas. W. Wilbidesexton
Lewis Koogle
Araby Union Chapel
A. J. Gill
Burkittaville
Knoxville
Mickley
Pennsylvania
Aid Society of the Reformed Church
Jefferson
T. B
Quebec
Messrs
David H. Koogle
Charles H. Lighter
Albert &. Remsberg
Simon D. Routzahn
Reformed Church
Arrest of Oscar Myers for mental imbalance in Woodsboro
Constable Shank of Woodsboro yesterday arrested Oscar Myers in the above place for mental imbalance. He was brought to this city and placed before Magistrate Wilson who committed him to Montevue Hospital for 90 days treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shank
Woodsboro
Oscar Myers
Wilson
Montevue Hospital
Irving Day at Frederick College Honors Washington Irving
Students at Frederick College celebrated the 105th birth anniversary of Washington Irving with an Irving programme. Principal Tilton spoke on Irving’s works and writing legacy. A series of essays and readings by Master McCaniel Claresse Shepherds and others highlighted Rip Van Winkle and Sleepy Hollow. The program drew humor and literary pieces and will be followed by Arbour Day exercises next Wednesday per the Governor’s proclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving
Frederick Colege
Washington Irving
Frederick College
Newa
Tilton
Atrle
Lew Noonas
Swept Haltow
Lele Jubod Crane
Bram Bones
Albert McCanieil
Claresse Shephens
Rip Ver Wiskle
Harry Abbott
Lough
Warrie Saunders
Americas
Middletown and Petersville News Briefs
Middlesville items report citizens attending to town business and a mayoral candidate decline. Postal figures show March mail nearly doubles February totals. Local cattle sales from Peteraville district sum to 95 460 pounds across 22 head. Rat killings near Major Road reduce rodent problem, with 403 rodents counted over two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Register
Arnt
David Groff
Middletown
Pontminster Long
Haupt
Peter St. Wemp
Peteraville
John C. Boyer
C.W. Anhalt
Oliver Hofer
Jacob T. Anifer
B.L. Willard
Joseph ©. Huffer
Peteravillea
Allen R. Magales
Petersville
Hotel Arrivals and Local Guests Across Counties
Yesterday's hotel lists show arrivals from Canty House and Grorr House with guests from Philadelphia Belte Williamsport York and Hanover and many from surrounding counties. Notable names include G. A. Volk N.G.A. Flickinger Marty Schafer and J. Parrish among others from Maryland Pa and N.Y. regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crix Horey
G. A. Volk
G.R. Ottman
Hessberg
Marty Schafer
G.A. Flickinger
Carroll Co
Sherman
F. Hanson
A. Dorsey
Bmck
Horg
P. A. Kelly
Gideon Staley
Cole
Chrystal
Balto
H. Weatherby
Columbia
The
County
Removals Move Residents Across City
Mr D J Michael of Doubs moves here to oversee interests in the step ladder factory. David Sekoll relocates from East Patrick to West South street. J A Batson and family plan to leave for Washington on BMooday to start in butter and egg business. Louis F Kussmag moves to East Fourth street. Harry Lambright resides on West Patrick street. G W F S Zimmerman and family move to Frederick occupying corner of 41st and Market streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Michael
Doub’s
David Sekoll
East Patrick Street
West South Street
J. A. Batson
Washington
Louis F. Kussmag
East Fourth Street
Harry Lambright
West Patrick Street
G. W. F. S. Zimmerman
Frederick
Market Streets
Board approves bonds for hospital and jail supply bids
At the regular monthly meeting of the Board of Charities and Correction held Thursday the bonds of the successful bidders to furnish supplies to the hospital and jail were approved. Accounts were passed and ordered to be paid and other routine business was transacted.
Mullinix and Kemp Offer New Draperies and Curtains
Mullinix and Kemp announce new scrims draperies and fancies in stock from prominent importers. An extensive Sew Stock Lace Curtain collection from New York is available with extra inducements offered for curtain orders. The Carpet Department showcases tapestry Brussels patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brussels
Mulliniz & Kemp
County Notes and Personal Moves in Capon Brave Area
County correspondence reports John C. Williams left Cooper Haines at Capon Brave to join J W Sullivan in Morrovia after starting duties this week. Frask Poplom celebrated Easter at home as a student at the Stace Nur aia school in Haltimore. Lise Lucie Broswell of Baltimore visited Easter with Mos Massie and Mary Datis. Miss Alice Williams was seen wading at Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frask Poplom
Stace Nuraia School
Haltimore
Lise Lucie Broswell
Baltimore
Mos Massie
Mary Datis
Alice Willaus
Boyd
Philomathean Literary Society to present program at meeting
The Philomathean Literary Society plans a meeting with an interesting program. The GA.Ro committee will meet at Maurehall E. Y. Guidsborough’s office to finalize arrangements for the Quarto Centennial Meeting of the G. A. R. at City Opera House Monday night. Sharwen cart with eighteen horses and mules passed through town en route to Williamsport for canal work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathean
East South Street
Iron Market Street
Maurehall E. Y. Guidsborough
P. HK
Samuel Pryor
Foxville
St. John’s Lyceum
Boar
A. D. Doty
Jefferson
Lewis A. Kolb
Mt. Pleasant
Eastle Street
Augentnaelb
United Drill Association Holds Public Drill Preview
United Drill Association met last evening and conducted a short drill on West All Saints' street led by Capt Stokes. They reviewed movements introduced so far and discussed matters for the next public drill at the Rink set for Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
United Drill Association
Capt. Stokes
Local church sale to feature fancy goods and refreshments
A Reformed Church affiliated event at Sheds Cale near Sqcere hosts a sale of primn and fancy articles with a cree ming wake and notes of a forthcoming weekend market. Proceeds support the Evan Young People's Guild and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Guild
Evan. Reformed Church
High School Entertainment at Cry Hall this Saturday
Hemoval N.W. and B.S sorz present a spring concert and vaudeville program at Cry Hall. Prof Hanks and Mrs Varley perform with a varied lineup including music and entertainment. Admission 25 cents, reserved seats 25 cents more, tickets available at Yeakle's after Thursday. Also promoting new spring announcements and affordable printing at The News office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cry Hall
Frodsy Evesing
Prof
Hanks
Varley
Yeakle’s
Thurdar
Kemp's Balsam Cough Cure Advert
Do You Cough Dont delay Take Kemp's Balsam the best cough cure It will cure sour coughs sore throat tickling in the throat pains to the chest and influenza bronchitis and all lung troubles It is a balsam Hold it to the light to see thickness Expect relief after the first dose Large bottles 50c and 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
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G. J. Doll & Son
Sheff’s Cafe
Cocree
Corm
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Ste
Tom Haller
Penmar
Boston Publishing House
Mother
Atom
Tam
Harry Lewis
Jerusalem
Mrs. Southworth
Ame
Octavia
Chico
California
Frederick County
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Chico Ranch
Grove
Buck Haller
Job Sheppard
Ells Tiffin
Florida
Messina
Seeley
Hawks
Amos Recter
Dave Grengle
Dan Steiner
Mary Jane
Dr. T. 5. Eader
Bentztown
Fritz Giese
Listemann Club
Denver
Chas. Firestone
Match Factory
Lloyd T. Macgill
Thinzeis
Mbs
Barbara Friteme
Suudemer
Betsechere
Meiury
Beckler
Alvert Brown
Witte Andenon
AP Kolb
Eugene Albaugh
Charlie
Saul
David
Besant + and Knotl’s
Mary Jang
Wolfeyslle
C. L. Stotelmyer
Ieee Robinson
Saltsung
Jas. A. Lyzar
Mullinix & Kemp
Pust
Luther Warrenfeltz
A. Clay Hayes
Weverton
John EB. W. Hargett
Young
Barrinburg
City Carpet House
D. H. Best
D.H. Best
Oln
Market St
Smith’s Teaspie of Fancy
Geo. A. Gilbert
Gilbert
Gieberts
Atcilberts
Ailbert S
Sheds
Paul
Rover Ruir
Manchin
Hemoval N.W
B.S
Sorz
Mare Ket
AD Maetz
Td S. Marker Struel
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John Hendrickson
Rps
P. Br
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Ind Bisdaz
Rafi Auditer
Ard Faine
Joe
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Clarke
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Sica
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Bland Hap Sete
Latha D 'Ark
Eyota
Abdaligh West
Dundes
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Smith
Gistwoop
Fair Grounds
Harry Goodsell
Maraidim
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Ketter
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