Fragmentary credit names listed in business directory
A garbled OCR snippet lists various surnames and firms including Renner & Kemp, Etchison, Best & Kepler, Hendrickson, Macefield, Stach, and others. No clear event or context is discernible beyond association of names with possible firms or individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman
Rohrback
Fratasnel
Carty
Renner & Kemp
W. H. B. Etchison
eBest & Kepler
Toba Hendrickson
W. A. Macefield
Pachnéesite
V. Stach
Elopement Reported in Boonsboro Area
The Boonsboro Times says Jonas D. Smith of Littlestown and Miss Emma Hoz ell eloped after months of rumor. They reportedly went to Frederick and then to the West on Sunday. Smith shopped for a trunk, left settlement incomplete, and is said to have taken about $1,000 from Frederick Bank, leaving his wife and four children in hard circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Boonsboro
Rederick Bank
Monument Committee Seeks Aid for Key Memorial
A committee of the Key Monument Association including Rev. D. J. Beale and Mrs. Dr. Smith appealed to the A O U M for cooperation after meeting in the city. Mr J Edward Rice presented the matter and received a favorable response. Tasquehanna Shad owner C K Haller reported first Susquehanna shad of the season and fresh oysters, to be served tonight in Hanover. Frederick aldermen visited Hanover to study its electric road upgrades and plan similar improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Beale
Dr. Smith
Ott
Key Monement Association
J. Edward Rice
Tasquehanna Shad
C.K. Haller
Tas Nuwestat
Baltimore
Viethod
Hanover
Frederick
Banquet Honoring Rev Dr Resney At Carlin House
The Rev Dr W L Resney formerly of Liberty now chaplain in the United States Navy will be honored with a banquet in this city at the Carlin House on Monday evening. Attending will be friends in gratitude for his return aboard the cruiser Baltimore from foreign waters. Also noted is a small ad about a lost watch found within minutes by carriers. Trinity M E Church gave their new pastor Rev Mr White a reception with music solos and refreshments. An advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs for kidney liver and bowel health priced 50c and $1 at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. &. L Resney
Liberty
County
United States Navy
Carlin House
Baltimore
Trinity M. E. Church
Mr. Wiite
Frederick
Washington
Morsell
Bethienem
Willard
Apesker
Shmirera
Maryland
W.C.T. C. A. Harpers Ferry
Daughters of the American Revolution
Francis Scott Key
Barbara Thible
Willard Visit Highlights Temperance Talk in Frederick
Miss Frances Willard spoke at the Methodist Episcopal Church on temperance work with W C T U secretary Miss Gordon, praising women enfranchisement and prohibition. She described crossing the country with speeches, planned a world tour, and urged reform through education, churches, and press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Willard
Natfors
Woman's Christs
Temperance Urfon
W. C. Tul
Temperance
Methcds Episcopal Church
Wilad
Orphans Court Proceedings in Murray and related estates
Letters of administration on the estate of Muaraball L Murray granted to Jushas T Murray and to Charles J Barrick for George W Barrick. Letters testamentary granted for multiple estates including Bamuel Wilson, Margaret Johnson, Samuel Maugans, Henry D Cramer, Susan Wickham, Samuel Wetnight, George Nikirk, Wm Firor, Danl Castle, Danl Breighner, with executors named. Wills recalled for probate: Samuel Wilson, Margaret Johnson, Samuel Maugans, Henry D Cramer, Susan Wickham, Samuel Wetnight, George Nikirk, Wm Firor, Daniel Castle, Daniel Breighner, John H S Linthicum, Cselina L Harley, Thomas Gorsuch, Geo Bhank, Margaret J Carpenter. Accounts stated for several estates and inventories filed including Murray, Moore, Smith, Keedy, Wiesing, Easterday, Anders, Thomas, Raymer, Mur ray, Frushour, Harshmarr, Hoy Hasatosss, and others. Inventory of various estates listed for Manganese, Marshall Murray, Van Bwentingen, Lydia Hyatt, Ches Miller, Ann Isanogle, Maria Barr, Sarah Wilson, Susan Wickham, Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muaraball
Henry D. Cramer
David J. Cramer
Susan Wickham
John C. Cramer
Sem'l Wetnight
David Wetnight
George Nikirk
Geo. L. Nikirk
Wm. Firor
J. Edw. Firor
Dan'l
Samuel Wilson
Margaret Johnson
Samuel Maugans
Fienry D. Cramer
Busan Wickham
Samuel Watnight
Daniel Castle
Daniel Breighner
John H
Linthicum
Corselina L Harley
Thomas Gorsuch
Geo. Bhank
Margaret J. Carpenter
Mary C. Moors
Burges L. Moore
Morris L Smith
Mary A. Smith
C. C. Keedy
Mary A. Keedy
Mamie D. Wiesing
Aug. Winsley
Chas. O. Easterday
Lawrence Easterday
C. B. Anders
Annie MM. Anders
C. A. Thomas
Eliza A. Diller
Simon P. Raymer
John A. Raymer
Joshua L Murray
Marehal
L Murray
A. J. Frushour
D. W
van Bwentingen
Tate
Lydia A. Hyatt
Ches. M. Miller
Ann Ellis Isanogle
Maria B. Mari
Saral Wilson
Satan Wickham
Doo 2
Gilbert
Public sale settles Gilbert Boose property stake
A mortgagee sale in Tharmont transferred Gilbert Boose property to buyer J Wesley Creager for 2050 dollars, following the auction. Creager became the purchaser at public sale, with Mr Warner and Grimics noted in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Grimics An Mor'gageeries
Gilbert Boose
Tharmont
J. Wesley Creager
Market notes on spring produce and fish pricing
A busy Frederic market lists spring vegetables, chickens, eggs, and fruit with prices. Shad season thrives while lighter poultry demand eases, tomatoes and sassafras return, and eggs and butter stay affordable. readers are guided on fresh offerings and household costs.
New District No 3 Percent Created In Local Area
The newly created district No 3 percent encompasses parts of Middletown and Petersville with an estimated 315 registered voters: 126 from Petersville and 190 from Middletown. Voting will occur at Burkitsville. Also reported are funeral details for Alfred Dorsey of New Market and a farmyard accident involving Samuel D. Gayer of Middletown with milk and eggs spilled in the garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Petersville
Mik
Samuel D. Garer
Mr. Gayer
Body of Wilhelm Turner Removed for Burial
The body of Wilhelm Turner, killed at Bropewick yard last week, was exhumed and shipped to Clayton New Jersey for burial. His mother and sister, residents of Philadelphia, are mentioned along with a Green Glass Blowers' Association representative, who attended the exhumation. A traveling card from his barge was noted at the time of death. Also announced are lectures on admission and a local event in Adamstown with calls to attend a nearby town’s meeting for a potential treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm
Turner
Bropewick
Cliyton
N. J
Selder
Jox Uongides
Phiiadel- Pala
Meltome
Cemorsl
Ferner Wageboa
Valu Hewee
Keefer to Speak on The Great Handicap at Kemp Hall
Mrs. Rosale Starr Keefer will deliver her lecture The Great Handicap at Kemp Hall next Friday evening in Frederick Maryland. Admission is twenty five cents with tickets at Renner Kemp's and at the door. The speaker has long worked for social reform through University Settlement Association and draws strong public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosale Starr Keefer
Kemp Hall
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the Key
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White Ribon Society
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Henry Somstad
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W.C.T. G
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Spain
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Chicago
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Orphans’ Court
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Sapplice
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Ruckem
Alfred Dorsey
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Edward B. Jam
Arnett
E. Wineberry
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William Dorsey
Edward Halil
Jack Jones
Edward Chatman
Teaith
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Tory
Peblic
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A. P. Maen
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Eathre
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Degirabie
Haltmore Pike
Loftier's Mills
Little Teeans
Hervey KR
Thetis
Carpeta
Mattings
Mou & Ken
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Merly Suc
J.obn Henonkgson
F. V. Staub
the Fine
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Callese
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Mary
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Neidig
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J. F. Eisensauer
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A. Bacon
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Milt
Crham
Almam Dischory Co
JF. Risenhauer
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Gaon
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