Wedding Surprise Stouffer Marries in Chambersburg
Clyde E. Stouffer a clerk at Pearce's drug store on South Market street left his job Saturday to marry Miss Catherine Allen at Chambersburg in a ceremony conducted by Rev. O C Roth. The couple plans to make a Western home at Truly, as local chatter notes. The note hints at Pen-Mar and a Baltimore panel squib reporting the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde E. Stouffer
Chambersburg
Pearce
South Market Street
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Pen-Mar
Catherine Allen
O C_ Roth
Stouffer
New Freight Station Opens in Frederick Rail Yard
Busy scene as Frederick Railroad workers advance improvements on Garrell and Patrick streets. The southeast corner hosts the new freight house of the local trolley company, now occupied for the first time. Workers lay rails, finish trackage to South Street, and reinforce Carroll Street Bridge for heavy freight traffic.
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Garrell
Patrick Streets
Carroll
East Patrick Streets
Frederick Railroad
Trolley Company
Patrick Street
South Street
Frederick
Patrick Down
Carroll Street
Frederick welcomed Taft visit for November meeting
Congressman Lewis reports President Taft likely to visit Frederick in mid November for the annual sessions of the Associated Boards of Trade of Maryland. Governor Wilson of New Jersey may also attend to discuss his Commission Form of Government. Taft would travel by automobile and inspect the Lincoln Boulevard to Gattysburg route if built.
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Congressman Lewis
Wilson
Taft
Frederick
Associated Boards of Trade of Maryland
Conoressman Lewis
Associated Boards of Trade
Board of Trade
Lewis
S. Lewis Motter
Hospitality Bureau
Frederick Board of Trade
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Tait
Lincoln Boulevard
Gattysburg
Boy Hurt While at Play at Hotel Braddock
Master Tom Serouliant of Montgomery Alabama, playing with other hotel boarders near Hotel Braddock, received a pad scalp wound when a stick struck his head. He was placed in an automobile and brought to Frederick for dressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Serouliant
Montsonery
Ala
Hotel Braddock
Tom
Frederick
Camp Life At Buckeystown Bridge On Monotary
Charles Shipley and a group including Elmer Warner Paul Delpher M Rhoads Geo Van Fossen Louis Otte Thomas Baumgardner Jesse Creager Richard Creager Carl Albaugh Keefer Gilbert and Lewis Zeigler pitched tents along the Monotary at Buck eystown bridge to enjoy camp life for the next two days Charles Jones colored will be the cook and Marshal Palm colored will be the waiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shipley
Thurston Grove
Elmer Warner
Paul Delpher
M. Rhoads
Geo
van Fossen
Louis Otte
Thomas Baumgardner
Jesse Creager
Richard Creager
Carl Albaugh
Keefer Gilbert
Lewis Zeigler
Monotary
Buckeystown Bridge
Charles Jones
Marshal Palm
New Pipe Organ Dedicated at Tutheran Church Funkstown
The Tuth er an church in Funkstown hosts a dedication of a new pipe organ. Rev W L Remsburg the pastor officiates as Rev Dr C F Steck of Washington Maryland Synod president preaches in the morning and Rev J William Ott of Hagerstown preaches at night. Camping Party Near Washington Junction Dudley Merrill Page David Winebrewer Philip Winebrewer Lewis Byron with Mr Dutley Page pitch tents near Washington Junction for ten days.
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Tutheran Church
Funkstown
W. L. Remsburg
C. F. Steck
Washington
Maryland Synod
J. William Ott
Hagerstown
Washington Junction
Dudley Merrill Page
David and Phillip Winebrewer
Lewis Byron
Dutley Page
Diehl Memorial Fountain shipment arrives in Frederick
After repeated delays the Diehl Memorial Fountain is shipped to Frederick and expected to arrive in a week or ten days. George Weiner will prepare a base on the pavement near West Church Street for its installation. Unveiling is postponed about two weeks with plans for a 7 pm ceremony, music, and remarks by Joseph D. Baker if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Diehl
Frederick
People’s Fire Insurance Company
West Church
H. Websler
Une Sorely
J. L. Matt Loy Works
New York City
Sven ‘Ty
George
Weiner
Joseph D. Baker
Marie Diehl
North Market Street
Ridgely Brown Camp Confederate Veterans Reelects Officers
At the Montgomery county Ridgely Brown Camp meeting, officers were unanimously reelected: Commander Col. Spencer C. Jones of Rockville, Lieutenant Commander John Holland of Brookeville, Adjutant Edmund L. Amiss of Gaithersburg, Chaplain Richard Pr. Hays of Barnesville, Treasurer J Edgar L. Chiffely of Rockville. The committee for a Rockville shaft memorial reported $1,258 raised of $2,500. The monument will not be erected this year. the committee continues work and aims to build next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely
Brown
Montgomery County
Spencer C. Jones
Rockville
John ‘. Holland
Brookeville
Edmund L. Amiss
Gaithersburg
Richard Pr. Hays
Barnesville
J Edgar L. Chiffely
Hagerstown Odd Fellows Sued Over Property Sale Funds
Francis H. Miller of Hagerstown files in Circuit Court a bill to enforce payment of 7000 from Odd Fellows lodge for a South Potomac Street property. The lodge agreed to buy for 8000 and paid 1000. the remaining 7000 was due July 17, but the lodge allegedly has not paid. The court is asked to enforce the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis H. Miller
Hagerstown
Potomac
Laoag
Odd Fellows
Route altered for motorcycle trip amid heavy Baltimore rain
Weather on Saturday forces George List to change plans for his motorcycle journey to New York. He will travel via Hanover York and Harrisburg to reach New York and return by Philadelphia and Baltimore, altering the original route.
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Baltimore
George List
New York
Hanover
York
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Road repair marching on as oiling extends toward Braddock Road
Work on the Jefferson pike continues with oiling advancing from the north side for about two miles and a full three miles expected tonight. A portable crusher plant will be installed between Harmony Grove and Lewistown to supply material for patching and future improvements on Braddock and Hagerstown roads.
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Jefferson Pike
Yotaekhee
L. T. Downey
Frederick
Mmmitsburg Pike
A. D. Abler
Harmony Grove
Lewistown
Braddock Road
Uhter
Llagerstown
Abler
Hagerstown
Boonsboro
Reduction Sale on Silks at Half Price
The notice proclaims a continuation of a sale on silks with a large stock and wide variety for dresses or waists at half price. It also urges timely payment of gas or electric bills by the 10th to secure a discount.
Wreck Victims Improve As Rail Disaster Details Emerge
The B and O freight wreck at Amaville left A B Ecker with both legs amputated. he and J C Fogle and E G Owens were treated at the City Hospital and Baltimore. Owens claims the cause remains unclear as tracks were torn, with the engine jumping the rail and a steam pipe bursting in the cab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oonnion
A. Be. Ecker
Amsville
J. C. Fogle
E. G. Owens
Baltimore
Owens
Ecker
Fogle
In the Law's Grip: Break-In and Robbery Case Heads to Jail
Frank Lee, a colored man, faced Justice John Francis Smith after allegedly breaking into Maude Hammond and Daisy Jackson's house on Klinehart's alley and stealing $2.50 from Sassy Jackson's trunk. Lee was committed to jail in default of $200 bail pending grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lee
John Francis Smith
Maude Hammond
Daisy Jackson
Klinehart
Sassy Jackson
Carter
Lee
Wilbert Shipley
Robert Graham
Buckeystown
Shipley
Graham
C. H. Eckstein
Local Mention and Promotions Highlighted in Brief Items
Local items note "Her Captive" and "Moral Cow" with Bison and Powers listed, along with "In the Great Big West" and Champion. Miss Gardner set to sing "Her Cavalier." Dr. O S Highbarger, optometrist of Hagerstown, at New City Hotel Ltd on 19th, hours 9 am to 4 pm or by appointment. consultation is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Big West
O. S. Highbarger
Hagerstown
New City Hotel Ltd
For Sale Two 10x17 Wall Tents and 20 Cata
CAPT. D. JOHN MARKEY offers two 10 by 17 wall tents complete and 20 cata for sale. Sale details are limited in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. John Markey
Funeral of James Hooper Held at Home in East All Saints
The funeral for the late James Hooper was held yesterday at 4 PM from his daughter Mrs. Thomas Chew's residence on East All Saints street. Rev. Henri J. L. G. Kieffer officiated as pallbearers Moses Fisher Charles Miller Charles Fisher Edward Michael George VanFossen and Thomas Buckey assisted. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery with Carty Funeral Director handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hooper
Thomas Chew
East All Saints Street
Henri JL. G. Kieffer
Moses Fisher
Charles Miller
Charles Fisher
Edward Michael
George VanFossen
Thomas Buckey
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
c|Carty
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Elmer P. Morris
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Blue Ridge Mountains
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Lucy Glessner
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Valley View
Hagerstown Odd Fellows
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Samuel G. Duvall
Swira Toos
Datice
Ieee
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F. Pen Mar
Lv. Frederick
Pen Mar
Braddock Heights
Frederick R. R. Co
James A. Jones
Braddock
Young & Staley
M. L. Etchison
Etchison
New Citizens’ National Bank
Thos, P. Rice
Thomas P. Rice
Keller & Myers
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American Bonding Company of
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City Hotel
Monrovia
Patersville
New Market
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Mt. Airy
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Harry G. Tritapor
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