In History Aug 31 sketches of notable figures
Noted deaths and births include John Ruusan author of Higelin's Progress born 1628 Theophile Gautier born Tarbes France died Paris 1872 John Hood Confederate leader died New Orleans born Owlhessile Ky 1881 and actor writer Studdard Sag Harbor born 71 with scattered archival notes included.
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J Johhn Ruusan
hHigelin
Francis Andre Dunican
Morphy
France
Hi—Theophile Gautier
Neveltat
Tarbes
Paris
Wig—Geneia
John B Hood
Toi
New Orleans
Owlhessile
Charleston
Joh Drew
Laremont
Lorime
Studdard
Stoddard
Sag Harbor
Subscribers Please Report Irregularities in Papers
Readers are urged to report promptly any irregularity in receipt of The News. The item emphasizes vigilance and directs subscribers to notify the paper of discrepancies in delivery or payments.
Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway Sale Report
The Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway sale has been made with details to follow in September. Directors claim the process secured control among themselves to protect minority holders and expect improved value for stock as new owners develop the line benefiting Frederick and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick and
Middletown
Ita
Myeraville
Braddock Heights
Frederick County
Preterick
Tharioh
Frederick
Fece
Atl
Funerals for Snyder Bentz and Mrs Buessing Held
The notices report the funerals of Andrew B Snyder aged 69 at Mount Olivet Frederick with services by Rev Miller and pallbearers Frank Jones Thomas Burgee Henry Boyer William Hood W T Wagner Monrose Rice F Lewis. Lawrence A K Bentz honored by Mountain City Lodge Knights of Pythias with services at his home and grave in Mount Olivet. Amelia F Bues sing to be buried at Mount Olivet after services at her North Market Street home.
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Andrew B. Snyder
Charles Snyder
Barbalona
Herbert Rockies
Airy
Choeater
Ernest
Charley
George
Martinaburg
W. Va
Sr. Order of the American Wephanica
Frederick
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Rev. Miller
Mt. Airy
Frank Jones
Thomas Burgee
Henry Boyer
William Hood
W. T. Wagner
Monrose Rice
F. Lewis
Lawrence A .K. Bentz
East Fourth Street
O. F. Stack
Mountain City Lodge No. 29
Knights of Pythias
Pallbes
Knighte of Pythias
Geo. E
Summers Stall-Nuptials Quietly Celebrated in Washington
The Summers home in Washington DC hosted a wedding August 28 with Blanch Summers marrying Harry N Stall in a small ceremony by Rev George W McDollong. Attendees included Miss Fannie Summers as bridesmaid and Robert E Moyer as best man. The couple then went to Atlantic City on a brief honeymoon.
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Stall
May J. Summers
Washington, D. C
Blanch Summers
Harry N. Stall
George W. McDollong
Slater
Fannie L. Summers
Robert E. Moyer
Atlantic City
Mr. Stallleanon
Bradley T. Stall
This City
German Baptist Meeting Opens in Washington
The Ministerial and Sunday School meeting of the German Baptist Brethren of Eastern Maryland opened in Washington yesterday and continued today. Speakers included Elders George K. Sappington Samuel H. Utz John S Weybright of this county. William M. Wine president of the Maryland Collegiate Institute Union Bridge serves as moderator and J Welty Fahrosy city is minstual director.
Jury Finds Berkheimer Not Guilty in Larceny Case York Pa
The jury in York Pennsylvania returned a not guilty verdict for 8 O Berkheimer on larceny charges and found him not guilty of attempting to dissuade a witness. On motion of concealment, sentence was postponed until 9 o'clock the next morning.
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York
Local Market Report Highlights Rich Produce and Rising Egg Prices
The Tuesday market opened with abundant vegetables and excellent peaches. Apples, damsons, blackberries, pears and santalooper featured, while eggs rose due to moult. G Waring Tyeon's buying quotations list corn per barrel 61.90 shelled 57 per bushel, wheat No 3 red 750 steamer 655, damaged 550, oats 40 cents per bushel.
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G. Waring
Brief Bits From East Patrick Street And Surroundings
A carload of brick arrived and is being placed on East Patrick Street. Lima beans shipments of seven tons arrived this morning. Mrs. J. E. Phiser rests on East Patrick. her yard features a 13 foot high bloom with 46 dahlias. A large black snake, about five feet long, was seen on the road near New Markets. one man killed it. Tennis association draws notify Frederick county matches with winners advancing to a finale. cups and silver cap awarded to winners. Several minor accidents reported on East Patrick Street including broken thumbs and fingers. several workers hospital staff treated injuries.
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Patrick Street
E Peter Mantz
Ela
Litton Bean Association
J. EB. Phiseger
Patrick
Hana Dahite
Messrs
Frederick Nothagle
Charlen Bimmone
New Markets
Tuesaday
Mr. Simmons
Welcomed Home Ray Dr J Spangler Kieffer Returns From Europe
Dr J Spangler Kieffer pastor of Zion Reformed Church Hagerstown and Mrs Kieffer return from Europe where they were greeted by the consistory at the parsonage A reception for about 400 church members followed at which refreshments were served Their son Paul Kieffer Rhodes scholar at Oxford joined them in England Other Kieffer children and relatives were noted including Joan B Kieffer cashier of the Hagerstown Bank and Rev Henri L G Kieffer set to be ordained next Sunday
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Ray
J. Spangler Kieffer
Zion Reformed Church
Hagerstown
Kieffer
Europe
Zian Qhoroh Society
Meroceraburg
Sons of America Camp Holds Meeting for Monu ment Event Details
Washington Camp 17 of the P O of A held a meeting approving applications and reading the district president Edward M Bader's commission. They secured Rev Andrew B Wood to speak at the Francis Scott Kay monument ceremony on September 12. The Woodaboro Band will escort the camp to Mt Olivet cemetery, with a probable 615 pm start from the camp room. Initiation is set for September 6 and a service at United Brethren church in Myoraville on September 10 with a 9 am departure.
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Washington Camp
P.O
Edward M. Bader
Francis Scott Kay
Andrew EB. Wood
Woodaboro
Mt. Olivet
United Brethren Church
Myoraville
Eastern Star Visitation to Mizpah and Queen Esther Chapters
The Grand Chapter of Maryland Order of the Eastern Star plans an official visitation to Mizpah Chapter No. 9 in this city at the Masonic Temple tomorrow evening. Queen Esther Chapter No. 3 of Hagerstown will send a delegation.
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Eastern Star Visitation
Grand Chapter
Maryland
Order of the Eastern Star
Mizpah
Masonic Temple
Queen Esther
Hagerstown
Frederick Childrens Carnival Opens at Agri Cultural Park
The Frederick City Hospital Guild hosts a daytime carnival at Agricultural Park with dancing in Manic Hall and musical entertainment by the Frederick Select Orchestra. Attendees enjoy grab bags games cakes candy and punch as Miss Mildred Thomas leads a grand town parade and march. Separately Emma A. Fink of Poolesville files for absolute divorce from Clarence P. Fink citing desertion since 1900. Clifford H. Myer petitions for a Vinonto matrimony divorce from Annie E. Myers. they were married May 13 1903 in Buckeystown.
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Frederick City
Mildred Thomas
Wavorcept
Emma A. Fink
Poolenville
Bas
Clifford H. Robertson
Montgomery
Circuit Cours
Rockville
Clarence P. Fink
Frederick
le Ia
Troy
Ohio
Clifford H. Myer
Modern Woodmen Picnic At Braddock Heights Draws Crowd
A large crowd attended the Modern Woodmen log rolling at Braddock Heights yesterday with participants from Hagerstown. In the greased pig race J Frederick Main won by catching the animal and boxing it before it escaped. Afternoon addresses by prominent members and dancing in the evening to the Frederick Select Orchestra closed the event.
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Braddock Heights
Hagerstown
J. Frederick Main
Frederick Select Orchestra
Condition of the streams reported across Maryland area
The Monocacy condition today is described with Steiner's Mill clear at Baockeys town dam Relfsnider's mill clear to low and Ceresville mill slightly cloudy Frederick Junction Monocacy clear Point of Rocks Potomac still muddy.
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Noop
Steiner
Republican County Central Committee Holds Preprimaries Meeting
The Republican County Central Committee met in the grand jury room at the courthouse at 51.30 this morning with large attendance to make preliminary arrangements for the county campaign. It was addressed by Chairman Reno Harp.
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Republican Central
Republican County Central Committee
Grand Jury
Reno
Harp
Manor Picnic at Lutheran Manor Woods
The Lutheran Sunday abode of the manor cbarga will hold a union picnic in the Manor woods on Saturday. There will be an interesting program of music and speeches.
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Manor
Manor Cbarga
Manor Woods
Timonium Fair Advisory Board Named
The Baltimore County fair schedule places Timonium next week with Gen. L. Victor Baughman, D Charles Wine brenner and Dixon O. Walker serving on the county advisory board.
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Timonium
Baltimore County
Director Elected to National Bank in Place of Turner
Mc Newton M Zent was elected director at Firet National Bank replacing William H Turner who resigned.
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Newton M. Zent
Firet National Bank
William H. Turner
Denseness of Currest Avents in County Towne
County notes from Yellow Springs Bloomfield and neighboring towns recount illnesses and recoveries of residents James A Richardson and Wm Buckingham, visits by Miss Nancie Shankle, local misbehavior by youths, church services in Zion, family visits, and multiple social calls across Liberty Town Ridgeville Loy and nearby areas with weather damage from Friday’s rain and minor injuries.
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Yellow Springs
James A. Richardson
Frederick
Marion
Wm. H. Buckingham
Besser
Nancie Shankle
Helen Wastler
Frederick College Events and Local Notices Promote Exports
Telegram style summary of community items from Frederick area: teachers institute entertainments with local talent and a Henry Houck lecture, McCardell's charts for chart sales, gas range promotions from Frederick Gas & Electric Co, Niagara Falls excursion details via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with multiple dates and side trips, and a fall line of refrigerators with pricing and capabilities.
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Teachers’ Institute Entertainmente
My Lord In Livery
Leature
Orient
Henry Houck
Pennsylvania
McCardell's
Mrs Daniel Eigenbrode Hosts Eigenbrode Family Visit
Mrs Daniel Eigenbrode welcomed Robert Eigenbrode and his three daughters Mary Dorothy Bartha and Rose Baxter to her home last Thursday. The gathering highlighted family ties and cordial hospitality amid a quiet community event.
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Bi Fitz
Quincy
Edward Baxter
Thurmont
Terence
Clara DeMuth
Daniel Eigenbrode
Mise
Ruth Eigenbrode
Waynesboro
Charles H. Eyler
Charles KR. Eyler
George Wertenbaker
Harbaugh’s Valley
Mra
Robert Eigenbrode
Thrae
Mary
Dorothy
Bartha
Miss Rose Baxter
Personal notices of travels and retirements from town
Purely personal items note P Minson M Loulee and Corinne E Payne visiting mills in Philadelphia and New York for millinery open. Mrs John H Wright of Liberty town returns from visiting her mother Mrs Margaret Kuodle. Mrs J J Hout and two children return from Balti moe Washington and Wilmington. Mr A B Roinhart of Monrovia, 95, still shaves with a razor bought from the late Robert McGill in 1846 who ran a store on North Market Street.
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Liberty Town
Mollie Garter
Isidore Wright
Baltimore
George Rossman
Philadelphia
Edward Roseman
Notts Roseman
Waynesboro
Joseph Roberts
Sam's Creek
B. L. Bakmaker
Peter N. Hamaker
Thurmont
William Albaugh
Little Won
Missea Mary
Mattie Albaugh
Near Town
Leo Smith
Lloyd H. Barber
Westminster
John D. Etzler
Migeel Mary
Ostia Cobb
Strar
Libertytown
Etta Grow
Staunton
Katherine Amond
Maude Simpson
J. M. Ramacy
Washington
Minson M. Loulee
Corinne E. Payne
New York
John H. Wright
Margaret Kuodle
J. J. Hout
Don A
M. Madilene
Baltimoe Washington
Wilmington
A. B. Roinhart
Monrovia
Robert McGill
North Market Street
Deaths of Infants and Adults in Local Area
Paul Russell Fox infant son of Mr and Mrs Vincent Fox near Mt Pleasant died at 1 month 34 days. Funeral by Rev A B Wood at grandparents home with pallbearers Dronenburg Hahn Eszler. Interment Liberty cemetery. Mary Be Ga saway age 60 died at Frederick City Hospital of appendicitis shipped to Pooleville. Jeremiah Morrison age 73 died at Montsville Hospital interment at Petersville tomorrow.
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Paul Russell Fox
Paul Russell
Vincent Fox
Mt. Pleasant
Jacob P. Hesson
A.B. Wood
George Dronenburg
Walter Hahn
John
Barry Eszler
Liberty Cemetery
Sweaaner Bros
Mary BE. Gassaway
Mary B. Gasaaway
Wh. A. Gassaway
Frederick City Hospital
Gaasawaya
Pooleaville
B. & O.R.R By Wa. H. B. Etchison. Jeremiah Morrison
Jeremiah Morrison
Montsvue Hospital
Petersville
Coryell Construction Plans Pavement Relays and Repairs
Coryell Construction Company offers to relay all pavements with new brick or cement or to repair using old brick. Notice to foreman Joseph McCadden will receive prompt attention. Plus a community notice about a Cantata by the Sewing School of the W. O. T. U. at Opera Honas on September 12 and railway excursion details to Washington and Baltimore on September 10 with a special B&O train from Frederick at 1 45 p.m.
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Niagara Falls
Frederick
Excaraton
Crain
Washington
Baltimore
Camden
Mt. Airy
Washington Junction
Buffalo
Rochester Junction
Rochester
Geneva
Watkins Glen
Glen Summit Springs
Mauch Chunk
Susquehanna River
Lehigh
Wyoming
Baltimorsa & Ohio
Coryell Construction Company
Joseph McCadden
Opera Honas
A. O. McCardell’s
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hospital
Monumental City
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