Frederick County United Brethren to Meet in Mechanicsburg
The Pennsylvania Conference of the United Brethren church will convene in Mechanicsburg with the annual meeting. Frederick County native Rev. Mn Castle is noted for church work and a new church there costing about $70,000 is claimed to be among the finest in the country aside from Dayton. Bishop William M. Weekley will preside with Rev. Dr. W. J. Washinger assisting as superintendent. No pastor changes anticipated in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
B. Caatle
Pennsylvania
United Brethren Church
Worgiago
United Brethren
Frederick
Mev
Castle
Middletown Valley
Walkersville
County
Mechanicsburg
Church of the United Brethren
Dayton
United Brethren’ Church
Werminister
Wet H. Hummelbaugh
Frederi
United Ibrethiar
Fredericks
Washingsary
Holdcraft
Zuse
Myersville
Middletown
Pleasant Walk
BoBnsboro
Rohrersville
Taneytown
B. Stitton
Serstone
Statton Istwel
Braddock Heights
Social World Family Surprise Reunion in Maryland
A large family reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fiter in Matters Maryland brought together relatives from Gettysburg Frederick Emmitsburg and Thurmont among others. Guests included Mr and Mrs Krise Byers Mrs Grant S Lantz and sons George and Mehrie and many more relatives. A 9 20 a m arrival preceded a general handshaking and a fife surprise dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Fiter
Matters
Krise. Byers
Edith
Gettysburg
Mrc
Grant S. Lantz
George and
Mehri
Frederick, MP
Marshall Fitez
George
Newville
Edgar C. Moser
Allen- Wittur
Harry
Dughters
Mary
Mildred
Emmits Burg
Graysom
Fogle
Thurmont
Roy Graham
LeGore
Mayor and Aldermen Likely to Award Garbage Contract
The mayor and board of aldermen will consider awarding the garbage contract at tomorrow night’s meeting. The past year’s contract price was $5,195 and is held by Deputy Sheriff Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Jones
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Mercury Free Formula
An advertisement warns against Gontaia Mercury products for catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. It pledges mercury free internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and urges buying genuine medicine from reputable pharmacists with testimonials available. It mentions price per bottle and cautions about counterfeit ads and contamination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall's
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledé
Contiga Tion
Social notes from Frederick area residents visit family
Purely:Percowal Trer Mr. Ji 'ob Reseler, South Market ater, ie Pode the week in Wash ington. Many locals and visitors are listed as spending Sundays visiting relatives in Frederick, Baltimore, and nearby towns. Names include Miss Annie Wiener, Miss Margaret Shipley, Miss Mida Lakin, Mrs. George Yost, Miss Pauline Crumbine, and others with movements to Unionville, Atlantic City, Woodsboro, and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ji ‘Ob Reseler
South Market
Washington
Clatonds “Kren
Tarthoré
Mise Annie Wiener
East Patrick Street
Luray
Elizabeth ‘Gilson
Mabel Billmyer
Atlantic City
Margaret
Martin Shipley
West Fourth Street
Union Dile
William ‘Bales
Marton S
Moberly
Market Street
Simon Rice
Wester
Mollie
West Patrick Street
David “Yinger
Walkersville
Paulwright, Jr
Norfolk
C.G. ‘Fogle
David Mr. Dittmar
Pennsylvania
Jefferson
Irienas
Mni Clude “Bowie Ie
Wassidsboro
Pauline ‘Grumbite
Lillie Ridenour
Thomas H
Mlaner
Rl’. Harveett
Washington, D. C
J. HH
Frazier
Hazel Dutrow
Baltimore
Rolf-Dutrow
Eva’ Not
Blue Ridge Summit
Ezra Botickiore
Luthier
Zimmerman
Elizhheth
Roy Weller
Jimtown
Barn D. Hoffman
West South Street
Charles B. Tratt
Farmers’ Atq Mechanics’ National Hank
Cape ‘May
Alice Dean
Elm’ Street
Ocean City
Ella’ Johnson
Lewis ‘Goldbure
New York
B. Rosenour
Charles S Iiss
East Church Street
Calvin Gilbert
New Windsor
Eloise Lipps
East South Street
Charles Webster
Adamstown
Charles Pennington
Samuel C. Pennington
Paradise
Catonsville
Knoxville
Frederick County
C. Albert Gilson
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank
Harry J. Kefauver
Saisconse
Mass
Rosemary Wottage
Geo. Xash
Ie Prédérick
Vpast
Gheeve
DePogle
Aachen
Ethel
Muriel
Shady Side Farm
Richmond
Virginia Beach
Odean’ View Ome
Mra
William H. Ratting
York
Justice
C. J. Eckstein
Francis Burek
Uhaud
Biddinger
Lawful Grip Breach at Station and Town Disruptions
Charles Wachter and Walter Deas were arrested by Constable Peeter for creating a disturbance at the Baltimore and Ohio station after a night in Frederick from Washington Junction. Wachter fined $10, Deas $5. both claimed intoxication and ignorance of actions before Justice Posey. A separate drunk and disorderly docket includes Mary Gilmore and John Harkison fined $2 each, and others cited for disturbances and assault. Mrs. Clagett of Knoxville injured in a fall at home but not seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wachter
Walter Deas
Peeter
Baltimore and Ohio
Frederick
Washington Junction
John Barleycorn
Posey
Wachter
Denan
Jal Joth
Mary Gilmore
John Harkison
Justice Posey
John
Mary
Hoffman
Brachey
Thomas J. Clagett
Knoxville
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy as a cure for balky bowels and stomachs. It promises relief for chronic stomach trouble with one dose and claims many local people have seen surprising results. Sold locally by Wil. Ramson, the druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayrs
Mayr
Wil. Ramson
Hostile Armies Advance as French Invasion Spreads
War office reports penetrate Alsace and enter Baden as French forces push deeper into Lorraine. French captures include prisoners, motor transport, and guns as Paris predicts a major shift on the front. Separate notes mention advances near Donon and near Lutzelbourg as German resistance tightens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cording
War ‘Office
Parle
Alsace
Baden
St. Hlaste
Lutvelhausen
Stravebarg
Ste ‘Marie-Aux-Minet
Vosze
Lorraine
Donon
Paris
Epérts
Belguth
Germany
Sleventeen Army Corp
Welditnl
Rutherford
Ma Msay
Becquerel
Soddy
The
Cartes
Larior
Ytobert Millikan
University ‘of Chienec
Pils Waas
Newton
Kbowa
Hugh ‘Tluelen
New York
A Picture of Your Voice Technique Described
A guide explains how to capture sound visually by placing sand on paper over a trumpet and singing into it. By comparing sand vibrations to musical notes, different pictures form, resembling flowers, snakes, or birds, illustrating varied acoustic patterns. The method emphasizes that each note yields a distinct image with no fixed result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Péiir Coe
Where the Hudson Flows and theater prices long ago
A historic note explains the Mudson river’s submerged gorge near New York City and how land subsidence allowed sea intrusion. It cites shells in sediment as evidence. It adds Shakespearean theater prices, with boxes at one shilling, pit sixpence, gallery two pence, and Sunday matinees doubling prices in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Mudson
New York City
New York
London
Death notices and funerals in Peteraville area
Obituaries report the deaths of John M. Anderson aged 70 in Montevue Hospital death from apoplexy and multiple relatives, William Powell of Hagerstown and Elizabeth Powell with family as survivors, William Wizel of Emmitsburg dies of dropsy, Annie R. Peomroy of Point of Rocks dies of general debility, infant Roland Lavier Hahn dies. services set at St Luke's Lutheran Point of Rocks, St. Joseph's Catholic Church Emmitsburg, Mt. Olivet Cemetery. funeral directors F W Obenderfer and Son and Jefferson M R Etchison among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Anderson
Peteraville
Didd
Montevue Hospital
Jeremiah
Harry“Anderson
Charles, Clayton
Richard
Rovert Anderson
Brunswick
William Anderson
Edward
Tinian
F. W.obenderfer and Son
St. Mark's Cemetery
Iean
RSS
William Powell
Reta Elizabeth Powell
Wiliam
Powell
Hagerstown
Jacob Busing
Pleasant Mall
Wederick County
Zowell
Hagerstowt
Wes Tather
Jessie Duging
Myersville
Melvin
Pleasant Wall Googre Ahalf
William Wizel
Emmitsburg
Wize
Anna
Antony “Wizel
Fran] Wael
Weste’ Emmitsburg
St. Jozeph’s Catholic Church
Topper
Fueral
Point of Rocks
St. Luke’r’ Lutheran Church
George Lowry
Pointff Rocks
B. Montgomery
Point
Willian
Peomroy
Buckeys
Town
Jefferson
M.R. Etchison
Roland Lavier Hahn
Stephen
Nellié Hahn
Water Street
Fternoon
Mt. Olivet
C. C. Carty
Advertising propagates a health quack claim
Fragmentary ad copy touts Dr Xing's New Life Miss as a cure and warns against constipation. It urges one dose tonight to coat the druggist and claims immediate absorption of poison from “sicked-up waste matter,” presenting itself as a health safeguard against illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xing
Public sale of Melville Doll estate in Frederick County
Executors of the last will and testament of Melville Doll offer sale at the Frederick County Court House door on Saturday September 5 1914 at eleven oclock in the morning. Items include shares in Frederick City Abattoir Company Frederick Oneida and Catoctin Mount Road Company and other stock certificates and memberships plus deposit slips in Frederick Town Savings Institution. Samuel V Doll Jacob Rohrback and Harvey R Lease named executors and auctioneer respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Melville ‘. Doll
Court House
Frederick “Oltz
Melville B. ‘Yeu
Frederick City Abattoir Company
Frederick
Catoctin Mount Road
American Foundry
Liberty
Turnpike Road Company
County Agricultural Soeiery
Frederick County Sheriff Sale of Moreland Part Parcel
A sheriff sale notice in Frederick County Maryland advertises the real estate of Anna W. Hughes deceased. Under a Flor Facias writ issued by the Circuit Court for Frederick County the lands and tenements of Mary Barton and Andrew Bowie are to be sold to satisfy officers' fees and judgments. Located in Buckeystown District near Monrovia, the parcel is described as part of the Moreland tract in Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Moryland
Esme J
Plummer
Edith May ‘Lumimer
Ammer W
Aummer
Charles Peni
Mamn
Regertek
Gaunt
Piers Sorder
Anna VE Hughes
Dary
Anna W
Frederick County
Maryland
Anna Hughes
Edw
Hughes
Nrizzell
Willis
Charles
Turnbull
George
W “Burg
J Calvin
Walker
Janes C. Frizzell
Hia
Herry
Jacob ‘Roarback
Alban M. Wood
William FE. Darner
Auciodeer
Circuit ‘Court
Judicial
May Terry
Oscar B. Coblentz
Charles McC Tnthiaxs
Newton
R.schacter
Mary Barton
Andrew Bowl
Andrew Bowie
Towit
Moreland
Buckestown
Frederick, Taunty
Eal Doubs
Proposals for Frederick County Bond Issue Sealed Bids
Frederick County Maryland commissioners invite sealed bids for thirty thousand dollars in four percent bonds issued under 1914 acts with 30 year term. Bonds dated May 1 1914 payable semiannually, tax exempt within Frederick County. Bids due September 1 1914. right to reject bids reserved. cash sale at par. include certified check 5 percent of bid. address bids to president of county commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Maryland
Frederick City
Mal
General Assembly of Maryland
Old County
Frederick Coun
Lew
Saig
Frederick
Nis
Sioners
Federici
County, Mary
Frederick Ailroad’ Company
Fidelity. Prubt Company
Hagerstown & Frederick Railway
Frederick, Railroad
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Freder‘iek RaiLway
Emory EL. Coblentz
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Fortier
U. S
W. C. Krise
Kathryn
Waynesboro
Eugene Hammond
C. R. Stone
Livertstown
Hammond
Wiliam Lamar
Curtis Tr
Deeter
W. Shipley
Arch Prettyman
Takento Montevue
Dick’ Potts
Fraley
Steriff Smith
Montevuc
Posey Yor
Davis
Thomas Howard
Dred
Sylvia Mulberry
Bradley
John Baker
Ot R Oloven
London Spectator
William
Wizele
Mire
Annie FR
Peomrot
Roland Lavier Hah
Company OF Maryland
Bae Capital
General Banking and Trust Con
Pany Business
Cmarket
Monrovia
Jfrederick, CO
Sherife
Benjamin White
Lily White
D. H.W
Frederic Counts
John DP. Conand
Sherif
Panama
N. R
D. Mantz
South Market Steet
John” WW. Holter
Harman’ S Saver
Cleyk, dAugs
Elebel
Church Street
Schémmerfield
Mary Tyson
Waringdale” Cottage
Ollie Gale
Doubs
Hargey
Houck
B&o
Chas. D. Hickman
ST. Hickman
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