Hymeneal Notes of Several Quiet Weddings
The paper lists multiple terse notices of marriages including William A. Lintos and Carrie Kintz at Yellow Springs and Shookstown, Edgar Harrison Koogle and Barbara Batalia Wasp in Middletown Valley, Mary Alice Kilmer and Eleathan Lewis Highes near Emmitsburg, Beesie Staley and R. E. Hall near Shepherdstown, Bossie Fankhouser and George Wikis Rader in Lexington, and Henry Ashby Kinner and Gestane Tilda Koesig in Washington, with brief details on venues, times, witnesses, and future residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamen Linton
Yellow Springs
Xoogle—Haupt
Edgar Harrison. Koogle
Shermen R. Koogle
Barah Batalia Wasp
Jacob Haupt
Middletown Valley
Barlore
M. L. Beard
Thurmont
Baltimore
Bolivar
Emmisebarg
Highes
Brief Bits From Court Park Area and Local Albert
Storm and Co sealed the Court Park basin with cement. Rosmett porch laid before Forsythe marble works on North Market Street. Rosbuds and Bookey’s Rats clash at brash factory grounds tomorrow. Miss Charlotte Gassinger’s property on West Patrick Street repainted by J H Lampe and partners. Frederick Electric and Gas front being repainted on South Market Street. Occasional pacing raos near Swetn norese on Ni od ket street. Mr Hitchsen’s horse won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Park
Cherlotte Gassinger
Patrick Sy
J. H. Lampe
Death of German Baptist Minister Ausherman at 68
Elder David Ausherman a longtime German Baptist minister and schoolteacher in Frederick and Washington counties dies at his Barkistville home from heart trouble. Born June 7, 1838, he taught in Frederick and Washington counties for about 26 years before farming retirement. Survived by wife, three children, and several siblings. funeral at Pleasant View church with burial in nearby graveyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Anshermao
Bapital
Brathten
Eboroh
Barkisteville
Adahtrman
Bearn
Ansherman
Thin’ Pronty
John and
Lydis Ansherman
Elizabeth Sigler
Mary Sowers
Barkittsville
Frederick
Wash
Angton Couchies
Mapeged
Tybligon
Semael
Beens
Phoroh
Teanty
Ausherman
Bwrosage
Memre Ciemens
Kepict
Posersville
Oliver CO. Sigler
Gie M. Arnold
Etenville
Tapers
Mersing
Pleasant View
EU. Yourselfa
John R. Rossksy
Borkitteville
Campaign demands funds for local option law enforcement
Alfred Wilson head of Montgomery County Anti-Saloon League and Rev Toomas Packard urged the County Commissioners at Hockville to allocate 500 for State's Attorney Robert B. Peter to collect evidence against violators of the local option law as cider sales were cited across the county. The board postponed action to a future meeting. A separate event saw the Daughters of the American Revolution award a gavel to Mrs. Donald McLean, presented by Mrs. Roberts Bowie, as part of the Peggy Stewart brigantine commemoration with Maryland colors displayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Wilson
Montgomery County
Toomas
J. Packard
Anti-Saloon League
Board of Coutty
Hockville
Robert B. Peter
Mi Mctlenn
Pappy Stewart
Chaptor
Alloriosn Revoluton
State House
Donald McLean
Haber
Peggy Stewart
Annapris
Roberts Bowie
McLeao
Maryland
Condemnation Proceeding Panel Named by Baltimore and Ohio
Sheriff Marts and Deputy Grimes conduct condemnation proceedings today on land belonging to Dr. W. Emu of Bronewick. The panel includes M8: A. D. Mainz, M-E. Getzemanns, Casper Ramebarg, Lewis P. Schell, Harmen L. Ahalt, Chas. D. Doll, Harry Ley, Obme. E. Hanteberg, Welty, Wm. O. Rowe, John t. 8. B Moalay, Wm H. Jones, S. Pater Maatz, laRoy O Horine, Fred. Ol, Ed. Av P Obonderfer, giebergar, Reverdy Dronenbarg, and Martin Kefsaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Marts
Grimes
Wk Emu
Bronewick
Baltimore and
Oblo
A. D. Maiiz
M-E. Getzemannsr
Casper Ramebarg
Lewis P. Schell
Harmen L. Ahalt
Chas.d. Doll
Harry Ley
E. Hanteberg
Welty
Wm.o. Rowe
John
B Moalay
Wm H. Jones
Pater Maatz
laRoy O Horine
Fred
Obonderfer
Giebergar
Reverdy Dronenbarg
Martin Kefsaver
Local Afflictions Reported in City Notices
The Sick. Mr. John Smith, 87, East Fourth Street, is ill. Judge Jacob M. Sicety, East Oboroh Street, is also reported lightly ill. Mrs Locy Haller is confined to bed with sickness. Mr. Frank Guomier, East P. sirlok, has been ill but able to be up. Alice O. Stine near this city has been extremely ill with pneumonia. Wania is Detser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
East Fourth Street
Te Galte
Jacob M. Sicety
East Oboroh Atreet
Locy Haller
Frank Guomier
East P
Sirlok Sess
Alice O. Stine
Pnew- Wania
Detser
Marine Ends Life Attempt in Wolfsville Telegram
A telegram reports Daniel Stottlemyer, a 90-year-old unmarried U.S. Marine, son of Frederick A. Stottlemyer of Wolfsville, attempted suicide by cutting his throat near Norfolk yesterday. He is said to be in a dying condition at Providence Hospital. No other details are known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfsville
Daniel Stottlemyer
Frederick A. Stottlemyer
Norfolk
Stottlamyar
United States
Y M C A Directors to Meet Tonight
The Y M C A board of directors will hold an evening meeting at 7 o clock in the Woman's Orllserve Gail. It marks the anniversary of the Y M C A purposes according to The Nees.
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She Y. M. C. A
She Y. MO
Registration judges named for Frederick City election
The Bard of Supervisors of Elgellon for Frederick City elects Haary J. Hagen as president and Cheelee P. Lavy as attorney. Registration judges are appointed for precincts and parishes with names including E J. Smith, L. W. Mobbing, S. Je Giada, D Elmer Ball, Thomas Kine, Henry, Charles E. Haller, Martin L. Fires, Sgenoer Zimmermep, Ovaries F. Kintz, John W. Falk, and clerks Oraries B. Roatzsha, M. Hailler, Charles S. Wilson, Eeefer Tome, Harry G. Smith, Adam T. Drickhouse, Charles E. Price, James M Gilbert. They will air on Friday May 7 and Tuesday May 14 to register and for relief only on Tuesday May 21 2.
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Elgellon
Frederick City
Haary J. D. Hagen
Cheelee P. Lavy
C. T. Eakstein
B.E Phobos
L. Barriaon
E J. Smith
L. W. Mobbing
Je Giada
D Elmer Ball
Willam
F Schmidt
Millard
Parry
Serostaie
James M'Gilbert
Woman's Christian Temperance Union County Convention
The county convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held at Ms Zion Lutheran on Thursday May 23. The program lists Morning Session with devotional, welcome address by Ray Wheeler, readings, committee reports and county president address. Afternoon session includes religious services, committee reports, speeches and music. Evening session opens with a sermon, address by the president, and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Ms. Zion
Mary R. Hislop
Moma
Ree
Baughman
Hsa Op
Mea
Wood
Isoaselon
Masioc
Flowar -Maalon
Misa Carrie Mosell
Fradsrick
Masic
License objections in liquor case linger at hearing
Objections were raised that Mrs Mary S for a Knoxville saloon license and E F Biskeney for a Kooville saloon faced challenges over two year liquor law violations and residency proofs. The court held both matters under advisement after arguments from both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Winabeast
Mary
Knoxville
E. F. Biskeney
Koorville
Ordeal and Dation in State News Chronicle
News from Maryland and nearby areas notes Capt William Tromaz seeks divorce in Wt comico Raw York and a Western Enterprise ball dedication event. Robert A J Dick stands trial for embezzlement. 93 year old Michael Keefe, a noted teacher, dies near Rockville. Prince Georges and Upper Marlboro trials continue as local council fire and indictments unfold with Orioles players named in arrest and team notes.
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Zadar
William B. ‘Tromaz
Wtcomico
Iie
Raw
York
New Western Enterprise Company
Robert A. J. Dick
Cumberlad
Michael Keefe
Rockville
Great Council of Maryland
Red Men
Rene
Spencer
Yocae Wale
Sean E Ter
Bosscroft
Prince George's County
Upper Marlboro
Old Fellows Going to Hagerstown
Members of King David Lodge No 50 plan a trip to Hagerstown for a lodge gathering and related activities. The event highlights fellowship among Fraternal Order members and broad participation from local Masons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
King David Lodge
Su Vink
PRAISE FOR RIKEMEN SETTLING FOR DAMAGE DONE
Fire losses from East Patrick street property to be adjusted by insurers. Representatives of Lororamoa and Mato Insurance Companies say total loss not yet determined. Firefighters are lauded for preventing greater damage. residents express satisfaction with settlement terms.
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W . A. Koller
Barry T. Poor
Wm J Pole
Je, Gorgas A. Fronch
W. F. London
F. I. Mosher
E. W. Grigg
Me. Warfield
Lororamoa
Owasra
East Patrick Street
Mato Insurance Company
Frederick Coty
W. J. Wilson
Frederick
Svidervid
Alarm Shocks Residents On West Patrick Street
Early morning gunfire on West Patrick Street awoke Mrs Blanchs Fonsa and others. Neighbors, including Mrs Fletcher DeGrange, fled to nearby homes after shots on the porch and upstairs noises. Police and Deputy Sheriff investigated but found no intruder or damage at the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Patrick Street
Blanchs Fonsa
Thas
Foot
Geo.Abrecht
Fletcher DeGrange
Sekiah
Yoong
R Ko Stey
Powwow of Red Men in Snow Hill Hosts Maryland Chiefs
Snow Hill opens gates to the Red Men of Maryland along the Pocomoke River. Isis the seventy second Greetdun Council held ceremonies at the Worcester county courthouse with chiefs including Walter Hubbard Edward Allison Elwood Porter and James Gib br. One hundred men admitted. Mayor W D Cordache Jr and W W Ertiymas welcomed attendees as the town decorates for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagamores
Wampum
Snow Hill
Maryland
Pocomoke River
Isis
Greetdun Council
Worcester County
Sonnoll
Walter Hubbard
Edward E. Allison
P. ‘Elwood Porter
Janice Reennotss Kirby I. Riegar
James O. Littleton
Elisha E. Twilley
William A. Hastings
James T. Gibbr
William BE. Breen
Olstse
E. Alleon
Sealer Bogemore
P. Elwood Porter
Jouler Sagamore
Mwes Koehler
Willem A. MoAtles
John W. Walker
Teraie Bennett
Greas Rattnae James
Littie
W. D. Cordach, Jr
B.E.S
W. Ertiymas
A . Cancribeie
Wee Incident At Mitn Sparks Nearby Attention
A brief local note records a small incident at Mitn drawing attention from residents. Reported details are limited but investigators are expected to review the scene and provide updates.
Just Opened A Cabin Of Good Things For Hot Weather
New spring dress goods sale headline announces three days of specials. Hundreds of yards of novelty drags and black Voile cloth offered at varied prices from 31.90 to 125, with multiple lengths including 43 inch to 52 inch widths. Prices include 1.25 to 1.50 ranges for voile and black fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toch
Fey
Geisen
Local notices mix ad brief of events and sales
Fragmented OCR shows independent audience notices for a Friday event, theatre at Opera House, admission 10 20 and 50 cents, plus market listings for produce fish and meats. Also mentions hospital visit, carpentry, gardening items, and miscellaneous sales from local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearos
Bobeck
Opera Hones Norton
Gas Stoves and Meter Offer Sparked Debate
Local readers react to gas stove talk citing high bills while coal and gasoline costs are overlooked. An offer promises a slot meter with every gas range, delivering 25 cents worth of gas per quarter, plus installation and service. The Clam of 1908 advertises Kemp’s Hall event and a Silver Bay Fund benefit. J. M. Wawman & Co. announce office at 38 FE Patrick Street. M.O.A. Building Fund notices request May 1 subscriptions. Millinery openings announced for spring with new novelties at WB and D Masrz 14 South Merkes Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gee Bloves
Faxpynion Gas & Exzeraic Co
Walh Decorations exhibit features vast old-item variety
Special Novelties announces an exhibition of antique and curious items in a window display at the wallpaper and cartel house on Market Street. The note promotes their Bolt Chain Roller Awning as best in the market and claims twenty two units visible on Market Street. It invites residents to improve sidewalks with the product and offers free help and estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B
Market Street
In the Law's Grip Fined for Disorder
William Baer faced a disorderly conduct charge after a disturbance on East South Street near Teeeday midnight. He was fined $10 and paid the penalty in court, with a brief occupancy of the incident referenced in local police records.
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Wm. Baer
Ersten Sie
Sieh
Sane Grak
Steerder
East South Street
Teeeday
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Frederick City Hospital
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M.O. A. Building Fund
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Citizsan’ National Beak
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George
Ropote
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Rodooe & Co
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Thomas P. Rice
North Market Street
Virginia Orvie-Mackenzie
Bataerto
Telephone
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Frederick, Ma
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North Market
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Jena
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