PURELY PERSONAL. Visitors and residents frequent local towns
A lengthy list of names and places shows residents and visitors moving among Union Bridge, Dawsonville, Thurmont, Walkersville, Washington, Baltimore, Frederick, and Middletown. Notables include Frank Magruder, Bertha Trundle, Nan Louise Young, Ruth Roxtzahn, Florence Cecil, G Wiener, Paul J. Corry, J Clarke Kieffer, Emma Hedges, Mollie and Ada Brookey, H B Schroder, Edith Markey, Rex Stench, and many others visiting relatives, attending expositions, or staying at hotels and homes across Maryland and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Magruder
Union Bridge
City Hotel
Bertha Trundle
Julia Alinutt
Dawsonville
Nan Louise Young
Atlantic City
N. J
Ruth Roxtzahn
Lockland
Thurmont
Florence Cecil
York
Walkersville
Misa
G. Wiener
Wm. R. Cole
Washington
Emma Hedges
Geo. Houck
Frederick
Chas. G. Black
Baltimore
Slick
FP. M. Gibson
D. CO
Middletown
Geo. Zenck
O. T. Stearn
Fenn Grove Camp
Albert Lock
Eldorado
Ohio
B. F. Hildebrand
Woodsb Poro
Miasas Elsie Warner
Clara Smith
Mattie Eyler
W. E. Wheeler
Woodsboro
Mary Ochiswell
Dickerson
Effie Miller
Frederick County
Louise Darby
Dennonville
G. O. Keidel
Johns Hopkins University
Gave
Thormont
Texas
Midnight Scrap Stirs Court Row at Court and Patrick
A disturbance at the Court and Patrick streets after midnight involved John Murdock and two women, Francs Diggs and Sarah May Hart. All were arrested. at a Justice Wood hearing Murdock admitted heavy drinking and insulting behavior. The women were reprimanded. Murdock was not fined due to implied rough treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court
Patrick Streets
John Murdock
Francis Diggs
Sarah May Hart
Murdock
King
Justice Wood
Religious notices and Methodist Ecumenical Conference
Sunday services are listed for many Frederick churches with times for sermons Sunday schools and meetings. A new Reformed church will be built at Thurmont and various pastors preach in Brad dock Kemp Hall Peteraville Knoxville and Graceham. The Methodist Ecumenical Council in London on September 6 will unite branches and discuss unity among nearly four million members across twenty denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Schleyarille Mission
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
T. F. Hoffmeier
Mount Pleasant
Braddock
St. John’s
Kemp Hall
Stein
A. Conner
Adamstown
Reformat
Peteraville
Reformed Church
Knoxville
E. R. Eschbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
Middletown
E. L. McLean
Grace Reformed Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Graceham
Lititz
Maryland
M. E
Dr. Todd
U. B
J. H. Ridenour
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Hera K. Bell
D. D
First Lutheran Church
Baltimore
St. John’s Catholic Church
Father Coleman
Methodist Ecumenical Conference
Ecumenical Council
Universal Conference of
City Road Chapel
London
Methodist Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Indiana
Illinois
Pacific Coast
Methodist Protestant Church
Methodist Episcopal Organization
United States
Canada
Hymns of Faith and a Maryland Endeavor
A discussion of famous hymn writers like Toplady and Fanny Crosby, noting how their sacred songs emerged from daily faith and experiences. Includes a tale of James Wesley inspiring Jesus, Lover of My Soul, and announces the Maryland Christian Endeavor Union convention set for November 13-14 at Boundary Avenue Presbyterian Church in Baltimore led by Rev. Frank E. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Toplady
Jesua
Miss Crosby
Sarah Flower Adama
Jacob
Bethel
Uhames Wealey
Wealey
Jesus
Christian Endeavor Convention
Maryland
Christian Endeavor Union
Boundary Avenue Presbyterian Church
Baltimore
Frank E. Williams
Glass Arm Charley Schultz of Lancaster
Charles E. Schultz an eleven year old Lancaster boy nicknamed Glass Arm Charley has broken his right arm five times and left arm three times. He recently recovered from his eighth break after falling from a fence. He has also broken a collar bone dislocated a shoulder and torn his face by an ice hook. He has been run over by a wagon on several occasions and still laughs at his misfortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Schultz
Lancaster
Charley
Young Schultz
Will of Mrs S Jane Clark Probate in St Louis
A copy of the will of Mrs S Jane Clark of St Louis Mo was recorded in Baltimore. The will executed February 22 1892 admitted to probate in St Louis December 28 1900. It leaves named articles to her children Robert B Clark Stuart Gaither Clark and Margaret de la Piauxr Mudd and provides life or unmarried widowhood income to husband executor Robert B Clark. Mrs Clark died in November in St Louis where she spent summers.
In the Laws Grip Before Justice
Isaac Stephens and Bessie Stephens were arrested by Officer Jonez for being drunk and disorderly. Justice Wood found them guilty and fined Isaac $5 or 90 days in jail. Bessie received a $2.60 fine or 15 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Wood
Isaac Stephens
Bessie Stephens
Jonez
Issac
Bessie
Deaths and a Childs Burial in Local Church Notice
The Work of Death reports Miss Maggie Tyson aged 27 died August 6 of consumption at Bennet Tyson’s home in Hmmita burg. She was an organist at St Joseph’s Catholic church. funeral held there with Rev Carey, interment beside. Infant Lucile Millard Hines, four months, daughter of Rev and Mrs George Hines, Buckeystown, died last night at grandfather Charles Millard’s. funeral tomorrow at 4 800 o’clock at house, burial Mt Olivet. Death of a Child notes Routh Ellen Strayer Boyer two years, near Petaraville, died July 30 after convulsions. funeral from M E church to Jefferson August 1, Rev Edwards officiating. Entertainment row describes a children’s program at Smith Cottage Bradock Heights with recitations and tableaux. participants listed with Har le Smith, Mary Myers, Elizabeth Mullinix, Isabel Gimmerman, the Misses Bonia, and county helpers. arrangements by Harley Smith, Mary Myers, Elizabeth Mullinix, Mrs A Fearhake mistress and Marion Smith pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Tyson
Bennet Tyson
Hmmitaburg
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Father Carey
Lucile Millard Hines
George Hines
Queen Anne
Charles H. Millard
Buckeystown
Mt. Olivet
Routh
Ellen Strayer Boyer
William E. Boyer
Petaraville
M. E. Church
Jefferson
Rav. Edwards
Smith Cottage
Braddock Heights
H. Smith
Mary Myers
Elizabeth Mullinix
Isabel Gimmerman
Bonia
Washington
Harley Smit
A. Fearhake
Misa Marion Smith
Riverside Iron Works strike obeys Shaffer orders in Wheeling
Wheeling dispatch notes Riverside Iron Works employees, a non union mill, marching this morning in obedience to President Shaffer's directive. The report links labor action with local market activity, a scholarship for a Middlestown teacher, a matrimonial bureau plan by Rev Father Goleman, market quotations, a Montgomery county farm sale for 10000 dollars, and a note promoting Syrup of Figs as a laxative remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaffer
Wacetine
W. Va
Riverside Iron Works
Intercat News Highlights Local Tragedies and Developments
Yesterday and today items report Hermes Wheatley of Dorchester injured unloading a schooner at Laurel Delaware. Rebary Riley of Worcester County died after being kicked by his horses. Deputy clerk George KR Sterling of Somerset County died at home in Princess Anne. Henry Boyd killed Martha Oden on a farm near Upper Marlboro. The killer and victim were both Black. A $1500 Baptist church is rising in Seneca Montgomery County for worship. General Richard L. dies at his summer cottage near Bills Ridge Summit. Adam Lindeman, 55, jailed in Cumberland for violent assault on his elderly wife. A man suspected as Tunner 1 Freman arrested at Sharpsburg in a George Burrell murder case. doubt remains on his guilt. Rev. C. A. Hauser, formerly at Frontburg, accepts call to St Mark's Cumberland. he is in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermes Wheatley
Dorchester
Laurel
Del
Rebary Riley
Worcester County
George KR. Sterling
Somerset County
Princess Anne
Henry Boyd
Martha Oden
Upper Marlboro
Seneca
Montgomery County
Richard L
United States Navy
Inter
Aummoer
Bills Ridge Summit
Adam Lindeman
Cumberland
Tunner
Freman
Sharpsburg
William Howard
George Burrell
C. A. Hauser
The
Reformed Church
Frontburg
Germany
St. Mark's Reformed Church
Baltimore
Linganore Inn Guests List and Local Notices
Long list of visitors staying at Linganore Hills Inn and related local notices from Frederick area. Names include residents and guests from Baltimore Washington and Philadelphia. sale of property in Woodsboro. local services and upcoming events at hotels, shops, and lodges. Masonic notices and business ads.
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Bernard Nieuwentyt
Paley
Tuwilerica
Jed Gateau
Turin
Isgl
Walson’s Creek
Mbssoun
Nathaniel Lyon
General Lyon
Adab Ieases Menken
Equestrienne
New Orleans
Elien Louise Demorest
Demorest
New York City
San Diego de Viva
Lord Russell
England
Pee
Washiveton
Tar News
W. J. Moors, Ohief
Weather Bureau
Ielements
Clara Blackston
Bigigsoaale
Annie Goode
City Hotel Buffet
Imsburg Fertilizer Co
McCardall’s
Highbarger
D. FB
Mayne’s
O. Thos. Kemp
Tee
Sunday Schools and Societies
Charles E. Schulte Padd Olde Dlo Pop Otolof
Public Schools
Teachers’ Institute
City Opera Roose
Ennst Church Street
South Street
Maggie Duvall
Sadie Duvall
Aldridge
Mamie Burger
Matilda Bieifeld
Grand Lodge
Shryock
Masonic Temple
West Church Street
Thomas J. Shryock
Grand Lodge of Maryland
Columbia
Lynch Lodges
A. F
A.M
Jacques de Molay Commandery
Knights Templar
Pers
Harry W. Bowers
John E. R. Wood
Frederick Select Band
Wheeling
McClure H. Haupt
Middiestown
Washington College
Chestertown
Kent County
Koogle’s
Myersville
Father Goleman
J. E. W. Hargatt
Boyds
J.D. Sponsettor
Joseph T. White
California Fig Syrup Co
Intercat
Linganore Bile Inn
Linganora Hills Inn
8. G. Ramaburg
Throston Ramaburg
Sue Groverman
Anthony Groverman
Elizabeth Martin
L. Ethel Montgomery
Misa Thersa P. Coulbourne
Misa A. Coulbourne
Mary E. Holmes
Etta Hyatt
Emma Vangho Johnson
Mies G. Saymour
Robert T. Harris
Madeline
Marine Harris
Alexander and
Raphael Kinnaird
George H. Krag
Carrin D. Ratcliffe
D. P. Wolhaupter
Martin
Ethel G. Martin
Hattys May Barbour
F. B. Sebring
Elaine
Francis Sebring
John Grahame
C. B. Bowen
E. K. Hyndman
Philadelphia
Fred. P. Seymour
John D. Hendrickson
Mastera Hunt
Ames and
Ostrol Hendrickson
M. Gilbert
G. F. Smith
Snean Young
Oak Hill
Samuel Young
Loogal
Orry Haven
Findley and Raby
Callor Addres
Ramsburg Feminizer Co
Frederick, Md
O. J. McDevitt
New Market
McCardell
Dr. O
Buiret
DFB
Winchester Place
East Sixth Street
Sam's Place
Market Space
Samarz
Grand Lodge of
Columbia Lodge
Lynch Lodge
A. M
Masonic Hall
Adolphus Feanhare
William F. Dilton
Edward James
West Patrick St
Frederick College
G. Thomas
Ws. C. Boteler
North Market Street
Bavez
East Church Street
John Hendrickson
Jons Heamsps
Toxses
Neidig & Miller
Nelvie & Miller
Tan
Newire
Mau
Clinton E. Main
Clinton EB Main
Tsanogle & Wagaman
Geote Rodour
Wee, Ee
Madras
GEO
Rodock & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sam, Funeral Directors
VEU Uu, Deel Aln Sae
T. & Rice
Stywreak Co
Ceresville Mills
Ceresville Miniixa Co
W. PF. Rovano
Mippietons Surpny Co
W. F. Roland
Sandii
Potomac River
Willard
Keller
E. Patrickist
Exeter
Atlantic Avenue
Jyiddim Wm, Hewitt
Ree Hegemann
South
Arkansas Avenue
Beach
K. Hegemann
Jyli2m
FpPsequarters
Ail Aran
Bess Books
Arnold
de Haan
Isanogle & Wagaman
B. Sappington
DEXER
Hebes
Jan Sdawly
North City Hall
Hotel Renovo
Voorhees
N. G
Lewistown
A. N. Cramer Lewyown
Frederick City
Idawil
John
Dutrow
Wm. H. Ramsburs Frederics
decZidantt
Arvey R. Lease
D. H. E. Peterman
West
Franklin Street
Baltimore Eye
Kar and Turost Hospital
D. A. Atlee Radclife
University OF Maryland
James K. Radcliff
George A. Gilbert
B. C. Nicodemus
North Market
Frederick Co
Itodacha
East Patrick Street
C. C. Carty Angldler
West Fourth Street
Containine
Poggession
F. Thomas
East Second Street
D. H. Steltiers
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