Purely Personal: Local social notes of departures and visits
PURELY PERSONAL. Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go. Harry Glessner of Washington sits with relatives in this city. Eleanor Markey of East Second is visiting friends in Philadelphia. Dora Nicodemus of Buckeys has gone to Ocean Grove New Jersey for ten days. Mr and Mrs Baker Johnson of East nd street leave this morning for Washington D C. Mrs Luther Kahiman are spending a few days at Ocean Grove. Harry Dorts baugh of Washington who has been visiting relatives in city has returned. Mary Caburn of Sewickley Pa ending a few days with Mrs Laura Dine West Third street. Grace Getzendanner West street who has been visiting friends in Virginia has returned. Martie Young of Martinsburg has been visiting friends in Frederick left today for Philadelphia. Lucy Houghton of Washington has been the guest of Miss Beasie Lon East Church street has returned. H E Koehler and Miss Florence hier of Hagerstown who have been visiting relatives in Frederick have returned. Williamson and Miss Julia P Jameson Court Square are spending several weeks at Rawley Springs Virginia. Mr and Mrs S W Fox and children of Millville N J are visiting and Mrs Frank Davis West Pat streat. Mr and Mrs P H O Birely and Elsie Birely Haat Second street staying a few weeks at Asbury. Carrie Nicodemus of the Oath Home is at the home of her pal Mr and Mrs EH Nicodemus of Keystown for a vacation. Judge John A Lynch Misses Rose Wertheimer and Mr Chas Heimer of this city and Mr and Mrs D Lowenstein of Baltimore left Boston this morning.
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Harry Glessner
Washington
Eleanor Markey
East Second T
Finchiladel
Dora Nicodemus
Buckeys
Osean Grove
N. J
Baker Johnson
Nd Street
Forshington
Luther Kahiman
Haatch Street
Ocean Grove
Harry Dortzbaugh
City
Isa Mary Caburn
Sewickley
Laura
A. HE. O. Koehler
Misa Florence Hier
Hagerstown
Frederick
Williamson
Julia P. Jameson
Court Square
Rawley Springs
Ginia
Elsie Birely
Second Street
Sagaine
Asbury
Carrie Nicodemus
Oath- Home
EH. Nicodemus
Keystown
Dge
John A. Lynch
Rosemma Wertheimer
Mr. Chasheimer
and . D. Lowenstein
Baltimore
Boston
Fragmented Local Notes Brighten the Town Scene
A mix of whimsical quotes and local updates fills a page. Items mention new church plans in Martinsburg, VA, repairs near Wieneer's plumbing shop, upcoming holidays, and a prominent new storefront sign for E. J. Imbrewer at South Market Streets. A large red wooden hand saw decorates Central Hardware’s facade, creating a striking curb appeal.
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Nus
E. J.imebrewer
South Mar
South Streets
Central Hardware
South Market Street
Social Dance in Manor Woods Delights Community
A delightful dance in Manor Woods last night drew a large crowd as a committee of young men organized the event. The Frederick Act Orchestra supplied music, and for the first time in years the evening's pleasure was not marred by rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manor Woods
Frederick Act Orchestra
Walking Boss Involved in Fatal Ridgeville Assault
Dispute over discharged men at B and O Railroad yard near Ridgeville ends in Riley striking two laborers. Jack Ryan is killed. Duffey seriously hurt. Riley fled by freight, possibly armed. Sheriff and officials alerted. inquest conducted in Ridgeville as the crime unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muanel
Ridgeville
Riley
Jack Ryan
Duffey
Share
Baltimore
Ryan
Troxel
Daputy Krise
Justice Smith
Worthington
Willard Will Mary Ella Stoner Wed In Wyomissing Pa
Miss Mary Ella Stoner daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Y Stoner and Mr Arthur D Willard of this city were married yesterday afternoon at the bride parents home Wyomissing near Reading Pa The ceremony was by the bride father a retired Reformed church clergyman It was a small private wedding followed by a 5 to 7 reception and trip Mr and Mrs Willard will live at 17 West Third Street The bride formerly taught at the Woman's College and is known in this city The groom is a leading member of the Frederick county bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ella Stoner
Henry Y. Stoner
Arthur D. Willard
Wyomissing
Cone
Reading
Reformed Church
Willard
Woman's College
Frederick County
Weat Third Street
Funeral for Mrs. John Murray Held at East Patrick Street
The funeral was held at 4 pm yesterday from her father James Donald’s residence on East Patrick Street. Rev Father Coleman of Tobn's Catholic Church officiated. Pallbearers were Frank Eisenhawer W W Fleming William E Stanp Daniel Miller William M Crimmina and Reno S Harp. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Funeral director W H B Etchison.
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John Murray
James
Picnics at Braddock Heights and Emancipation Day absence
The Christian Endeavor Society of Myersville Lutheran church held a picnic at Braddock Heights with 275 Endeavorers arriving in Frederick by F M I chartered cars then returning to the Heights. The evangelical Lutheran Sunday school also picnicked there as large crowds enjoyed the afternoon. Frank Barnes, a Fountain Mills man aged 45 to 50, disappeared after attending Emancipation Day in Frederick. searches by friends and Fountain Mills residents have not located him.
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Braddock Heights
Christian Endeavor Society
Myersville Lutheran Church
Frederick
Heights
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Frank Barnes
Fountain Mills
Household Furniture Sale by Charles B Foot for Mrs Blackston
Auctioneer Charles B Foot will sell Mrs Clara Blackston household furniture tomorrow at 119 East Patrick Street in a local sale.
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Chas. B. Foot
Clara Blackston
East Patrick Street
Week's Record in Circuit and Orphans' Courts
Transfers of real estate, marriage licenses issued, and court business for the week ended August 14. Deeds include Motter to Moore and Eichelbarger to Wertheimer. various sums noted. Marriage licenses granted to Cantley Winesberry, Ogle Creeger, Harris Leggett, King Sims, Thornton Clark. Orphans' Court entries cover accounts, inventories, and administration appointments for multiple estates.
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Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Jacob Rohrback
John O. Motter
George D. Moore
Edward
Eichelbarger
Sawaal Wertheimer
G. W. Kindley
Ehatetle Diggs
Pampel
Frank Goode
William H. Erech
John S. Lakin
Cephas E. Lakin
Wm. P. Maulsby
E. 0. Shafer
Francie E. Storm
Lewis O Willis
John
Lakin
Cephas Lakin
Francis T. Lakin
John W. Bussard
Peter E. Buzzard
Charles W. Rager
John A. Roddy
Moses A. Cantley
Winfield
Carroll County
M. Mamie A. Wineberry
New Market
E. B. Ogle
Gideon Bussard
Florence O. Gaver
Wilbur H. Duvall
Benjamin H. Blackston
Martin D. Gaver
Joseph Ohler
Samuel Obler
Chas. A. Eyler
Mary E. Grove
Charles B. Grove
Greenbury F. Grove
Mary O. Norris
Rachael ¥. Warner
William Williams
Campaign Club Organized by Democrats of the First Precinct
The Democratic campaign club met at the Houck building on West Patrick Street. Joseph W. Gaver led the meeting at 8:16 PM and officers were elected: Beat president, Phoebus, Michael, Lease, Etchison, Routzhan, Abrecht as vice presidents, Bader and F M Phoebus secretaries, Kline treasurer. About 76 members joined, with addresses by Jacob Rohrback and Alfred Ritter. General J Victor Baughman and John E R Wood are to speak August 21.
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First Precinct
Houck Building
West Patrick Street
Joseph W. Gaver
John T. Beat
Benjamin E. Phoebus
John F. Michael
Edward D. Lease
H. D. Etchison
Albert Routzhan
John Abrecht
O. M. Bad
Butterflies and Moths Fetch Prices in England Collection
About 20 butterflies and nearly 600 moths are gathered at Wicken Lege Fen in Cambridgeshire. The rarer specimens attract entomologists, with values cited as $10 to $15 for Hydrilla palustris, 10 cents for a swallow-tail, and $30 to $40 for a large copper butterfly that is now extinct.
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Wicken Lege Fen
Cambridgeshire
England
Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Zachariah Johnson
Mr and Mrs Zachariah Johnson of Cumberland Maryland celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home. He, born in Middletown Valley, will be 91 in September and retired after building a real estate fortune. He moved to Cumberland about 1845 with small capital and married Suzan KR Kephart in 1851, now 81. They had three children Zack Laney, William R Johnson, and Charles who died young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zachariah Johnson
Cumberland
Johnson
Middletown Valley
Suzan KR. Kephart
Zack Laney
William R. Johnson
Charles
Special Election Set After Ward Two Tie in Brunswick
A tie in Brunswick’s second ward council race on August Sth leaves Thomas A. Sigafoose and E W Flynn with 38 votes each. A special election is scheduled for Monday August 26 to decide who serves as councilman from the ward, with Flynn and Sigafoose again contesting the seat.
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Brunswick
Thomas A. Sigafoose
E. W. Flynn
Messrs. Flynn
Sigafoosa
Man Killed by Train On Steelton Branch Near Harrisburg
Clifford Little a 25 year old native of Burkittaville died Tuesday night last week after being struck by a train on the Steelton branch of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad near Harrisburg Pennsylvania. He had worked recently at the Lochiel Steel mills in Stesiten and his body was taken to Berkingville for burial in the local cemetery.
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Clifford Little
Burkittaville
County
Steelton
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Harrisburg
Little
Lochiel Steel Mills
Stesiten
Berkingville
Rayner to defend Schley in naval inquiry
Maryland Attorney General Rayner agrees to represent Admiral Schley before the court of inquiry. He expresses confidence that the truth will vindicate Schley, noting his long interest in the Santiago battle and his belief that Schley deserves national recognition for the victory.
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Maryland
Rayner
Admiral Schley
Santiago
Sampaon
Cervera
Schley
Maclay
Naval Academy
Admiral Sobley
Key West
Washington U S of A Camp No 17 Meeting Report
The Washington Uawp No 17 of A S of A held a large meeting with many members. John J. Marsh resigned as financial secretary. Jacob L. Engelbrecht elected to fill the vacancy and then tendered as treasurer. Thomas Lipps reported favorably on state camp progress and projected growth. Membership grew from 25 charter to 40 with candidates pending. A drawing for a gold watch and a fine tesset was ordered, with chances selling quickly.
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Washington
Baber
Deaths and notices from Burkittsville and Libertytown
Obituaries report John Tilghman McDade of Burkittsville dying of malarial fever at 46, survived by a wife and five children, funeral at Lutheran church, burial in Burkittsville cemetery. Patrick Kearns, aged elderly resident near Libertytown, died after paralysis, leaves wife and three sons, funeral at St Peter’s Libertytown. Mrs Anna Castle of East Third Street dies of cancer at 49, survived by husband and four children, funeral next afternoon. Picnic announced for Urbana M E Sunday school August 17 with Walkerville Band. Market quotes list prices for corn, hay, wheat, and related products.
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John T. M'Dade
John Tilghman McDade
Burkittsville
Brunswick
Mr. Mcc-Dade
Alexander McDade
Barkitteville
Burkittaville
Fpatrick Rearne
Patrick Kearns
Libertytown
Kearns
John Kearns
Pater Kearns
Bellevue
Ohio
Jas. Kearns
Baltimore
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Charles A. Castle
Anna M
Oastle
R Charles A. Castle
East Third Street
Lycurgus N. Phillips
New Midway
Local Meeting and Mixed Advertisements in Frederick
A special notice invites Fitzhugh Lee Chapter U D C members to a Thursday meeting August 22 at 10 am to plan a sale on August 29. Also advertised are a shorthand school in Frederick, a dog show tonight at Athletic Park, Friday seafood specials, carpet cleaning services, seed wheat for sale, a free eye examination, and dressmaking services with a new system.
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Fitzhugh Lee
Clinton E Main Prescriptions and Books Store Ad
Lost of fine Irish Dimities offered at low prices per yard. Silk gingham solid colors 500 now 250. New line of prescriptions and blank books. Arnold's inks promoted. Summer reading recommendations. New books in circulation library 25c for months. American factories and more listed.
Trolley Excursion and Cruelty Cases Reported by Mountain City Group
Mountain City Council Daughters of Liberty hosted a trolley trip to Myersville Middle Town and Braddock Heights with scenic views and Whittier quotes, ending at 11 30 p m. In a separate matter Harry Main and Bertha Little were arrested for cruelty to an 8 year old gray horse hired from Long and Coffman after a Waynesboro trip. the horse died on the Leitereburg pike. authorities sent the pair to Hagerstown for a hearing.
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Mountain City
Daughters of Liberty
Myersville
Middletown
Braddock Heights
John G. Whittier
Frederick
Maryland
Harry Main
Bertha Little
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Justice Hoffman
Main
Long & Coffman
Leitereburg Pike
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Kaxe
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Excelsior Steam
Q. Frank Rice
Findley
Ruby
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Tina Saie
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T. P. Rice
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Potomac River
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Hewitt
PH Hegemann
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Good Family Hotel
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Terme Reasonable
MBE
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Atlantic City
Renovo
Tennessee Avenue
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Rk. B. Voorhees
Atlantis City
Inoox
Lewistown
A. N. Cramer
Lewin
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Frederick City, MD
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Wm. H. Ramsburg
Tarvey BR
B. Rosenoar
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Rick St
Decidawtt
Peterman
Franklin Street
Baltimore Eye, Bar and Throat Hospital
City Hotel
Tr. A. Atlee Radcliff
University OF Maryland
James M. Radcliff
George A. Gilbert
O. Nicodemus
Milton A Woodward
F. Thomas
East Second Street
D. H. Steinar
Talidez
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