Happenings in Woodsburn area include visits and church notices
Local notes report visits among residents from Hagerstown to Liberty town Westminster and Frederick plus trips to New York City and Waynesboro. Mentions preaching at Mt Zion on Aug 27 and various social calls, health events and a railroad accident bruise. The dry weather harms Tate corn and fishing party at Motter's along the Monocacy noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Renner
York
Mgr
Aen Mahu
Union Bridge
Helen
Licey Anders
Waynesboro
Lewis HinHer
Frederick
Spreuds
Bertha Musser
Walkersville
William Shriner
Rocks
Diller
Tious Felix
Hmumitsburg
Newton Sharrer
Union
Motter's
Bostonian Shoes Fall Line Debuts in Market
A local ad announces Bostonian Shoes at four dollars featuring new Fall Shoes with high arches, several models, straight or swing lasts, and short Vamps.
Wills Filed for Probate in Orphans' Court
Several wills are being probated in the Orphans' Court. William N. Stull leaves his estate to wife Rueyann M. Stull as executrix without bond. Daniel M. Hyder leaves personal property to wife Mary Elizabeth Hyder and life interest in real estate for her. Flora Alice Lippy and Arthur Daniel Lippy with Belva Elizabeth Lippy share the remainder. Mary Jane Hill directs sale of real estate and leaves balance to daughter Agnes C. Speaks with executrix appointed without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N. Stull
Orphans’ Court
Rueyann M. Stull
D. M. Hyder
Daniel M. Hyder
Ife
Mary Elizabeth Hyder
Sie
Flora Alice Lippy
Arthur Daniel Lippy
Belva Elizabeth Lippy
Thomas G. Metz
Mary Jane Hill
Agnes C. Speaks
Vaudeville At City Opera House Draws Big Crowds
This week’s vaudeville at the City Opera House features moving pictures and a Russell family minstrel show. Seven family members, father and six children, perform as blackfaced minstrels, drawing large crowds with singing and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Russell
Directors Meeting of Y M G A Postponed to Tomorrow Night
The Y M G A directors meeting scheduled for last night has been postponed to tomorrow night. Dr Joseph H Apple spoke with interstate secretary Mr G F S Morrison who is seeking a local association secretary. the recommended candidate cannot reach Frederick until tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Apple
G. F. S. Morrison
Frederick
Wall's Catarrh Cure Claim Ad
Deafness is caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh. The ad offers $100 for any deafness cured by Wall's Catarrh Cure, with testimonials and details for catalogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
The True Story of Barbara Frietchie in Frederick City
The article recounts Dame Barbara Frietchie's wartime acts as the Civil War era heroine tied to Frederick Maryland. It notes her age during the conflict, the famous flag she displayed from her home, and the later preservation of artifacts including the flag, a glass, a fan, and a coffee pot in a local collection. It mentions Whittier's poem inspired by the tale, Reno’s encounter, and a visitor record begun in 1900s documenting admirers from across the United States and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Prederich Weng
Berio
Frederick
Sayane
Ieee Leaf
Whittier
Frederivik
Barbara
Barbara Frietchie
Anni
Mure
D. W. N. Southworth
Therstory
Dame Barhsra
Agil
Mie
Washington
Mrederick
Aiek
Cie Hotel
Wendote Cho
Beauty
Bartshorn
Betty
General Reno
Abbott
Petition to relocate and widen Biggs Ford road
County commissioners received a petition yesterday asking to relocate and widen the Biggs Ford road from Walkersville to the Emmitsburg turnpike. The list of signers includes C M Thomas, David Cramer, Wm A. Cramer, Dr J J Remsburg, J H Stauffer, George Lease, Walter Zimmerman, Harry Kling, and many others. Also noted is an advertisement for Chamberlain's Tablets and a subscription invitation for The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biggs Ford Road
Biggs’ Ford Road
Walkersville
Te Emmitsburg
C. M Thomas
David Cramer
Clay Fulton
Wm A. Cramer
J. W. Long
EC Wachter
Charles M Strine
M. F Gease
John Hoffman
John 11. Jamison
E. K. Devilbies
Clarence W. Gilbert
Harry E. Cramer
William Green
Harry Green
Howard E. Wachter
Clarence Barrick
Sydney
Three Car Crash in Baltimore Leaves One Dead
In a triple automobile collision in Baltimore yesterday one man was killed and others were injured. W Holmes Hach of Baltimore died while Theodore Miller and H Clay Miller survived uninjured. The accident involved the Miller party linked to Freder ick and Miss Kate Raunt le Roy. A Stellman car then struck the wrecked vehicles along the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Clay Miller
Faunt le Roy
Baltimore
W. Holmes Hach
Theodore Miller
Walter
Montague
Praddock Heights
Kate Raunt le Roy
Sallie Faunt le Roy
W. H. Stellman
Argentinean envoy extols cattle, crops and mines
Fr Bartholomew Maag tours the Argentine Republic with Milton Urner, praising cattle wealth, advancing agriculture, and mining as the nation’s riches. He notes locusts and drought as major hardships, describes Cordoba’s mountainous and lowland regions, and recounts encounters with J Paul Urner in Cordoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Maag
M. G. Urner
Bartholomew Maag
Milton G. Urner
Will Build Trolley Line Between Hagerstown and Clearspring
Residents of Clearspring have subscribed for $18,000 worth of stock and expect to raise to $25,900 within a week, making the proposed trolley line between Hagerstown and Clearspring practically assured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Clearspring
The Poet Whither and Whittier’s Quiet Worship
John Russell Hayes reflects on Whittier as a gentle Quaker who finds beauty in nature and people. The piece links his love of flowers streams stars and sunsets to a sacred gaze, seeing God in all creation. It frames poetry as blessed by solitude and prayer, uniting art and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Russell Hayes
Whittier
The Work of Death Agnes Castle Dies at Home
Mrs Agnes Castle wife of George T Castle of Thurmoust died last night at her home after heart trouble. She was a Frederick native daughter of George and Ann Englebrecht. Survived by husband funeral tomorrow 1 45 p m Rev M L Beard officiating body to Frederick 345 train for Mt Olivet Cemetery.
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Agnes Castles
Agnes Castle
George T. Castle
Thurmoust
Frederick
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Excursion From Washington Delivers 84 Visitors
A Washington trip over Lie B and G today for Camp Ordway brought 84 visitors to the city, organizers report. The excursion aimed to boost friendly ties and showcase local sights, drawing a steady turnout from participants and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
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Peagaville
Mt. Zion Reformed Church
Elizabeth
Gertrude Thomas
J. H. Cullers
Paul Houck
Libertytown
Kurtz Culler
S. J. Hargett
GB. Culler
I. C. Zimmerman
L. C. Waskey
G. B Culler
J. Hargett
Wm. Leatherman
Myersville
Misses Wolna
Julia Culler
Adamstown
D. M. Culler
Locust Valley
Winbigler
Braddock Heights
Daniel Gaylor
Alonzo Ausherman
Murday
Tis
Chas. W. Smith
Carlton Haines
John KR. Younkins
New Baltimore
George Minnick
Church of God
Bostonian
Eacel
G. O. Paxson
Edw. C. Cowling
Market Street
W. H. Stull
Lady Betty
Rena
Fort
Amd
Ubiseeette
the Boys In Blue
Wornas
Askell Uor
Reno
United States
Hotea
Wheptenius
Poradeely Shoon
Kearth Town Creek
Yerick
N. Wachter
Harvey R. Cramer
Geo
Cramer
G. C Winebrewer
Harry Liggett
Charles Scholl
Alfred Dinterman
Hoff Summers
Maynard Tudrear
Leo Cromwell
T S Athaush
A Fulton
GW Stauffer
W. Hoffman
C. WC Wachter
Chas Mc Glerim
Clarence Dudrow
Nigodemus
Brooke S Jamison
Eewin Devilbiss
Br. Carmichael
Carmichael
Chamberlains
Cordoba
Argentine Republic
Buenos Ayres
Urner
Gordoba
Maag
England
South America
J. Paul Urner
South America. He and Mr
America
Young Urner
France
Fine NU
Milady Fair
Fem
R. Flautt
Frederick, Md
Joseph D. Zimmerman
E. Church St
Kessler Bros
Brill
Patrick Street
North
Macket St
Augidiy
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