Local News From FAIR VIEW and nearby towns
Long list of social visits, family notices, picnics and gatherings across Fair View Utica Hansonville Motter’s Boyds and surrounding communities. Names include Thompson Hawkins Edwards Spring Thompson Dwyer Gardner and many others with trips to Washington Baltimore and Atlantic City and events such as Harvest Home and missionary services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Thompson
Boyds
J. Maryland Thompson
Myrtle
S. Edgar Edwards
James E. Spring
Thomas R. Thompson
Washington, D. C
Joseph C. Hawkins
Mt. Airy
David Dwyer
Unity
Lucile Gardner
Samuel G. Thompson
Fedora Thompson
Clagette Hawkins
31 DEAD IN TRAIN WRECK IN ROCHESTER AREA
The Rochester disaster left many dead and injured after a head on crash damaged cars and embankments. Priests administered last rites to Catholics while officials planned an inquest and relief crews cleared wreckage and ferried the injured to hospital. The revised death toll stood at thirty eight with numerous unidentified bodies and a temporary morgue established at Shortsville.
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Jesus
Priew Bualt
Rochester
Shortsville
N. Y
Griffith Street
A. M. O'Neil
J. J. Ganey
B. M. Lynch
Immaculate Conception Church
J. S. Cameron
St. Mary's Church
Aviator Atwood Sets Record Flight From St Louis to New York
Harry N L Atwood completed a cross country flight from St Louis to New York Bay, breaking the world record by 105 miles. He landed amid a NY crowd along the Hudson and Battery, with Manhattan docks and steamers cheering as he circled over Castle William and touched down on the parade ground.
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New York
Nyack
Judson River
Governor's Island
New York Bay
Harry NL Atwood
St. Louis
Atlantic Seacoast
Atwood
Hook Mountain
Hudson
Governor's Dam
Aswood
Manhattan
Battery de
Jersey
Old Castle Wiliam
Woman’s assailant burned in Purcell mob violence
In Purcell Ohio on August 26 a white mob of about two thousand burned a Negro man named Peter Carter after he assaulted a white farmer’s wife and then tried to burn the farmhouse. Authorities reportedly took no action as the crowd digested the grim act and burned the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Chatam
Charles J. Sadler
Sharon
Hill
J. P. Whipley
A. B. Hide
New York
T. B. Waterbury
Toronto
Ont
Emil Kealer
Lancaster
P. J. Spindle
Olean
N. Y
Howard Yeadley
Philadelphia
F A. Draper
Emmaline
Agnes Gardner
Atlantic City
C. J. Johnson
H. C. Douglas
Newton Square
Julia Phillips
W. P. Randle
Haston
Edward A. Keller
Washington
D. C
John Green
Welland
D Randall
Niargara Falls
Kate Boyle
G. Kratzewski
Buffalo
angrMs
W. Walker
Lakewood
Ohio
Geraldine Tuman
Robert Amesbury
Frank J. Finer
North Street
A. S. Grant Post
U. S. Grant Post
Finer
Elizabeth White
Purcell
Peter Carter
Spragger
Airship over Hyatts Town and local nuptials light up the week
The Hyatts Town area saw its first airship voyage over the vicinity with a return trip to College Park. A surprise wedding tied James Harris to Nellie Harris weeks ago. Visitors from Washington and Pittsburgh were noted, farms plan corn cutting next week, and several locals are moving to Watts, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyattstown
Frederick
College Park
James Harris
Eberie Harris
Nellie Harris
Joseph H. D. Harris
Frank Johnson
Washington, D. C
Mollie Burdette
King’s Valley
Ella Warfield
Fairview
Mary Lutton
Pittsburgh
Kate
Hyatt
Will Haines
Luther Watkins
Luther Watkins, Jr
Leah Watkins
Ditton Darby
California
Watts
Dennis Seeks Republican Nomination for State's Attorney
George R. Dennis Jr. seeks the Republican nomination for State's Attorney after four years since his last bid he withdrew to back the incumbent. A longtime Maryland political activist and church and fraternal leader born in Frederick 41 years ago, he has built a law practice and serves in numerous civic roles. He is married with one daughter and has chaired the county party for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Dennis, JR
Dennis
Maryland
Frederick
Baltimore City College
Ohio
Chas. W. Ross
Miss McGill
Cumberland
Zion Protestant Episcopal Church
Maryland School For the Deaf
the Elks
Pythias
Kefauver Seeks Orphans Court Nomination From Maryland Districts
W Scott Kefauver son of Jacob and Lenora Kefauver and head of a 13 member family with nine deceased and four daughters seeks the Republican nomination for Judge of the Orphans Court. A self made man who started as wagon maker apprentice in 1865 and rose to farming, he faced early hardship including a broken leg but built a life through hard work. He has long served in the Reformed church and church leadership, and he is viewed by many as qualified based on past party service. The Kefauver family across eight districts in Middletown Valley supports his bid and notes his long public service and local standing.
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W. Scott Kefauver
The
Orphans’ Court
Jacob
Lenora Kefauver
Kefauver
Neigh Lewis Main
Frederick
Co. Pp
Anderson
Broadrun
Burkittsville
Berkettsville
Reformed Church
Maryland
Middletown Valley
Frederick Market Prices Corrected August 28 1911
Quotations from Frederick County Farmers Exchange list grain and feed prices. Wheat No 2 Red BG corn shelled 75 to 80 cents per bushel, oats 55 to 60 cents, barley 65 to 70 cents, flour winter wheat 4 70 to 5 20, spring wheat 5 10 to 5 60. Mil feed bran 27 per ton, middlings 31, red dog 2 20 per sack, cattle feed 23 to 26 per ton. Seeds timothy 7 to 8, clover 11 to 12. hay prices for Timothy and mixed hay ranges. plus an ad for King’s New Life Pills and Pearre’s Pharmacy.
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Cairy
Frederick County political party cards announce multiple candidates
An 8 candidate slate for State’s Attorney on the Democratic ticket and several Republican and Democratic bids for Sheriff, Judge of the Orphans Court, and other county offices. The notices solicit support from friends across Frederick County for upcoming primaries with brief candidate declarations and salutations.
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Frederick County
Guy EK Motter
Sherrn
William HL Smith
wFim
Orphans’ Court
BPR
Dchii
Scott & Walty. Marque
H. Milton Kefauver
Frederick Countils
Geneidate
Repuuiean
Dekdt
William H, Hinks
Robert
Emory C, Crum
Rtc
Frederick Countel
Fredericn County
John W. Mumford
Braddock District
George
Roderick
Frederick
Dan Freet
Jessh F. R. Heaghy
Court St. Frederick
Chas. T. Fagan
Frederick District
Joan M. Hartman
The
William W. Osburn
David H. Roelekey
Wall
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Fair View
Maggie Thompson
Marie
Dorothy Spring
Blanche E. Edwards
Joseph F. Edwards
J. B. Edwards
Loys
Mary
Pansy Tressler
Westminster
Samuel
Martin
J. W. Loy
Luther Robinson
Wm. Mumma
Near Motter’s
C. W. Loy
Howard Eighenbrode
J. T. P. Mathias
Thurmont
J. W. Summer
Tusaday
Bila Byler
York, Pa
Minnie Tressler
Samuel Martin
Wm. Long
Estella
Joshua Gruber
Lou Summers
Fairfield
M. Robinson
Harry Lohr
Creagerstown
Win. Mort
Clayton Troxell
Near Motter's
John Byler
Monrovia
Mt. Airyie
Mary Day
Baltimore
Jessie J. Barnés
Roy Derr
Middletown
John C. Derr
Ida Bruck
John S. Umberger
Maurice Lindsay
Havre de Grace
J. M
Utica
the Reformed Church
S. A. Hedges
John Shank
Harry Baer
Roy Ramsburg
Ss. W. Ramsbore
Charley Anders
George Devilbiss
George Cramer
John Crum
John Baer
Alta Smith
Woodsboro
Eliza Stull
Grayson Stull
SS Rudy
Harry Lambert
Blanche Wachter
Ethan Wachter
Rosa Bowers
William Smith
William Holtzoote
Nan
Bernard Motz
Charley Fisher
Rocky Springs
Joseph Stang
Evelyn and
Aubrey
Montronier Sauly
Alex Stang
Frances
Linden
J. Walter Weaning
Phoebie
Nellie Whhbide
Walkersville
Clara Thomas
Nannie
Clara Gonso
Kieffer Staley
Oscar
Lester
John Shafer
Edigewood
John McKinzie
George McKinzie
Vada Shafer
Gusta Wachter
Walter Forney
T. C. Keller
Jefferson
Hansonville
Chas. Storr
Kathryne Palmer
Gail M. Ramsburg
Calvin Harper
Frederick Stull
Hilda
John P. Wachter
Foster Warrenfeltz
Gail Ramsburg
Yellow Springs
Eugene Wachter
Viola
Adamstown
Lewia Wachter
Anna Warrenfeltz
David Craver
Vermona Wachter
Belvedere
Ill
Thurston
T. S. Davis
Bennett’s Creek Chapel
Greenland
James P. Harris
Peter
Anna Thrasher
Ella Culler
Clarence Whipp
George Smith
Harvey Zimmerman
Silas Cuiler
John W. Culler
Mollie Zimmerman
Willian
Bennie Thomas
Bethel
R. D. Zimmerman
J. P. Angleberger
Mary Keyser
Leona Stull
John Clem
John Boston
Daysville
Ritchie Zimmerman
Milton Powell
Naomi
John Mice
Byron Zimmerman
Marshal Zimmerman
A. J. Herman
Lansdale
Motter's
Mary Valentine
Jesse Reifsnider
Taneytown
H. G. Walter
Phelix Shorb
Henry Hankey
Franklinville
George Albaugh
Fogle
Oak Hill
Ruth Waynant
Waynesboro
Maude Dorsey
J. H. Colliflower
Gettysburg
Charles Dorsey
Grace Biffle
Pen-Mar
Eliza Gilbert
Hagerstown
Ora Whitmore
Emmitsburg
Harry Knipple
Mr. Byers
Pen- Mar
Ivy Arnold
Cedar Grove
Ethel Reid
Burnt Hill
Eva Austin
Kensington
Ambrose Kingsbury
Alice
Virginia Shannon
James Nicholson
Lodge
Edwin Wartiela
Maurice §. Carlin
Pansie Carlin
Richie Hauer
Purdum
Kenneth Carlin
J. W. House
Church Hill
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lutheran Church
Edith Whipp
George Hawker
Minerva Payne
Florence Whipp
Silas Culler
Seraheb
Barbara Goodrick
Phillips
C. ¥. Johnson
Gbertin
A. M. Kuniskle
Witieland
Hary Smith
Sayre
Gerald D. Hinman
Swarthport
Timothy Madden
Trenton
N. J
Clara Hicks
Newark
Edgar Pangbore
Ellis Island
B. N. Be
Los Angeles
Cal
G. R. Dennis
Or. , Orphans’ Court
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
King
Paul Mathuika
N.Y
Pearre
David M. Whipp
Burkitteville
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