The News Paper Of The People In Frederick
The Wenly News presents a twelve page issue with local and general news plus abundant features. It touts broad community representation and urges readers to share and support the paper. Highlights include religious lessons, the farm and dress departments, sermons, and cheerful ads from merchants and merchants’ holiday offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Umen
Sacred College of Cardinals
Kilmer
Petersburg
Stestos
Talmege
Zimmerman
Orhmn
David H. Smith
Bomo
David I. Bratth
Kalvea and
Forks
David B. Smith
David A. Smith
Pubic Sale Seco
LampPessere
Esseror Recersores
John Eisenbeuver
Blayertog Extracta
Thomas Urug
John Hendrickson
Andkerchs
W. H . Pychiene
EB. Cline
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Whimsical Local Bits Prompt Curious Reading
A rambling column of quirky items notes oddities in daily life from wallpaper stock to talking dolls. It mentions iron workers, a cashier occupation, enameled signs on streets, and a tragedy report about a rabbit owner. weather, humor, and local schooling plans appear amid fragmented snippets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie
Mliuw
Papa
Wolfeville
Frederick
Spectacular Art Exhibit Opens at Local Hall
An art sociable featuring Splasdia Picturer and other works opens in Independtest Hall under YMCA and Christian Association auspices. The event showcases dainty displays, tables of refreshments, and performances by the Frederick Seeler Orchestra. A large exhibit includes pieces by Abbey, Gibson, Pyle, and others, drawing notable patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etralon
Muele
Frederick Seleer
Chas. Beat
Sttan Glen Castle
Hele Schluy
Art
Altea Lowley Eaver
Eickelberger
W. E. Stanp
Ales
UW Edita
Btra dl
Lilly
Daniel Stiller
Wesley Kindley
Buys Pour Sader
Clara Zinmercen
Sira
Lillian Anders
Mira
A. HM. Landsner
Stra
J.B. Tynon
Charlea Z Almmerman
J. Dendrickson
Mie
Hantcher
G. W
Shriner
Atiller
Charles Hargott
Mebrietta Show
Misa Apuls
Milas Lds Gaunnirgham
Henry Birely
Helen Schley
Henry Williams
Airs
BE. Bradley
Mieses Mame Heck
Susie Baumgardner
Clara Schroeder
Mesars
Iadsror
Armacost
Aubrey Alodsay
Keater Smith
Frank Weller
Charles Zeliers
Oles
Grayson Baller
Albert Lampo
Harry Uole
Harry Beat
Tom Bereperger
C. A Battle
Mierea Jenonle Williams
Lila Smith
Jeaale Thomas
Josia Thomas
Alta Coblentz
Meere
Elmer Diran
G. O.abosda
Guy Blackaton
Harry Hull
David Kolb
Miseee Nettle Haller
Irene Lindasy
Ketste Eader
Besele Zentz
Katie LaMar
Joaate Liodesy
Roger Young
Mepera
John Graen
Guy Roser
Z'mmerwan
C. E. Schildtboccat
G. Roger Wickham
Rowe Baer
Miraca Josia Smith
Florence McDonald
May Dixon
Mary Young
Mia
W. E- Sisup
Meseis
Harry Fromke
Thomas Zimmerman
Guy Davyall
Charlie Stull
Adam Abrecht
Ecstatie
Frederick
Tase
Atc
Famous Men
Ao Sdwle
A. Abbey
Chariar
Brain diseases claim athlete career amid ancient contests
Since 1870 the Apharian champion Berthold Ragiiich faced frequent contests as brain disease took a toll on players. The article notes widespread recognition of Ragiiich and his proficiency despite declining health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berthold Ragiiich
Champios
Farmoun
Wanaiore
An Ideal Wife in An Old Proverbial Note
An odd aphorism suggests an ideal wife is one who is pleased by simple pleasures like sweets and chocolates given before marriage. The line reflects dated social attitudes framed by a Kaw native publication.
County Commissioners Shake Up After Meeting Adjourns
The county board reorganized after a session ending Monday, with term expiry for the current board delayed to February. Several officials were removed in a shuffle and replacements are unsettled, while County Treasurer Georgy Kavilaas named Harry A. Cramer as deputy in a careful, Republican-backed appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teo
Commicelonera
Comstablia
Cours Balittl
Mieurs
John Brian
Alocz
E’y
Wor
Uradshaw
Tromas Jurser
Charles Gaisilwoa
Givo
D. Valaley
Yorre
Mlears
Joby
Duartes
Messia
John Foland
Thomas Weighswell
Mufus Fuabe
Coraity Commissioners
Board of
Frederick
Ueore
A. Dew
Boamtor
Kaupeman
Georgy Kavilaas
Air
Harry AL Cramer
Juv H Cramer
Mocut Pleasant District
Blaenen Avglatart
Mtr
Cramer
Keller, Newmans Co
Alr
Kauffman
Cousty Tressarce
King's Daughters Aid Social and Sermon Plans Highlight Novel Chronicle
NEWS 62 CPHL CHURCHES reports the King's Daughters of Trinity Reformed Church Pyurmont hosted a social and supper, Rev. Osborne Inglass recovering, Str. E. C. Shepherd conducted last evening. Rev. GW Morgan of Baltimore will preach Sunday to the Usivation Army, seeking to organize a camp. Rev. George Merle de Pere Zichsrla1 will travel to Holland via the Potomac Synod to transcribe valuable church records in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Daughters
Trinity Reformed Church
Pyurmont
Tula
Osborne Ingla Beleg
Sarracka
George Merle de Pere
Remarkable mutant fish caught near Lock 9 on Ohio Canal
Mr Thomas Kerkfoot of Sharpsburg caught a peculiar fish 9.19 inches long and 21 ounces in weight in the Poto mac river near Lock No 9, with a double row of dark spots along the back and vivid red markings forming the figures 1 through 9 and letters A U Q RB Y. The fish is preserved in a live box and the finder claims the tale can be verified as genuine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac River
Ohio Canal
Thoma Kerfoot
Sharpsburg
N Ehsark
Timself
Marriage Licenses Listed in The County
Marriage licenses issued include James W Stroe and Elly Adells Din terman both of the county and Harry W Whitde and Clara St is math both of this city. William E Davis and Grace Crum of this city 82. Harry Barton and Bornle Ambush colored both of this county. William G Milter and Mildred L Hobbs of Pearl this county. Alexander W Davts near Fountain Mile and Norah Browning of Eemp town the county. Thomas J Owls of Bronawick and Bertha Dell Boneett of Montgomery TOU Ye ys mp apenrigtere eens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W Stroe
Elly Adells Dinterman
Harry W. Whitde
Clara St. Ismath
William E. Davis
Grace ¥. Crum
Harry Barton
Bornle Ambush
William G. Milter
Mildred L. Hobbs
Pearl
Alexander W. Davts
Fountain Mile
Norah Browning
Eemp
P. Thomas J. Owls
Bronawick
Bertha Dell Boneett
Montgomery
Mt Olivat Interments and November Clerk Records
There were nine interments at Mt Olivot Cemetery by November, eight from the county and one from Virginia, with eight from the city and one child. In November, 67 deeds were filed and 44 marriages recorded in the Clerk's offices. Forty five marriage licenses were issued, five marked not published. Five young men required guardianship consent for marriage. Local health notes report Beckley ill with rheumatism at East Second Street, Crimmins released from Baldgory, Kray reported recovering at East Fated, and Mrs Angulige Winder of Urbana very ill.. Isado Titlow paralytic and critical last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emi
MT. Olivat
Mt. Olivot
Baltimore
Virginia
Sian
Dariog
Pateola
Neenee
Angulige Windeer
Urbana
Mallinte
Soy
Isado Titlow
Funeral for Mrs Faanie Pickett Performed on Patrick Street
The funeral occurred Saturday afternoon at two oclock from her home on West Patrick street. Burial rites were conducted by Kay Abraham Brimespring. Pallbearers included Allen Kline Marion S Moberly Murray Lambert Deville Brish Henry Brot and Reno Garp. Interment followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery with F Bekrowing as undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faanie Pickett
Waat
Patrick Street
Hanes
Kay. A. W. Brimespring
Ell Beerete
Mesers
Allen Kline
Marion
Moberly
Murray Lambert
Deville Brish
Henry Brot
Reno
Garp
Mount Olivet Cemetery
F. Bekrowter Waethe Anderiakor
Hunters Travel Party Among Names Mentioned
A fragmentary item lists individuals including Nebtite Dr 4 F Thomas Mosare George Mel Lore and Freak SheMeld as part of a hunting trip today. A password from Maryland authorities is referenced with historical constitutional context from 1887, though details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4. F. Thomas
Mosare
George Mel
Lore
Freak SheMeld
Ex Noblemans Lecture on Congo Customs Draws Crowd
A former nobleman described his work among the Congo Valley tribes. He detailed their rites, executions, and beliefs, including head rituals and warrior traditions. The talk touched on Christian missions, local longevity, and the speaker's advocacy for gospel instruction. Also noted was a US fish commission trip delivering 10,000 rainbow trout to Cumberland and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Doh Commission
H. It .Troupe
Cumberland
Wytterilie
Polate
Norfolk and Western
Chesapeake and Ohio
Harper's Ferry
Cherrytun
Green Spring Run
Balimore
Unio
J. Malamphy
Malamphy
Toscar
Huntingdoo
Oresuon
Dptinga
Allouna
Johnstown
Fire in Rockville Court Damages BasemenT and Delays Trial
A basement fire in Rockville Court House during a trial caused about 50 in damage yesterday morning. The blaze started from a hot air furnace near the stairway to the judge's room and was extinguished. court operations were disrupted for the day. The notice also promotes W. L. Douglas shoes from a city hall store location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Howac
Frederica Granty National Bank v Bhafer and Scaler appeal filed
In Marylead Court of Appeals on Saturday, case No. 00 commenced by John D. Newman for the appellant Bhafer and Scaler against Frederica Granty National Bank of Frederic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jes
Marylead Court of Appeals
Frederica Granty Natonal Bank of Frederic
Bhafer & Scaler
John d. Newman
Local improvements glaze residence on Bonth Marzat Street
The Malli nix residence on Bonth Marzat Street was handsomely improved with new windows and plastering. Frederkat residents claim they cannot afford new paving, and even cobble their own streets. Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised by local readers, with no alternatives offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. T. Mallinix
Bonth Marzat Street
Woman's Work Program Highlights Missionary Cause
Mrs. Estola Eaton, president of the Baltimore area Woman's Foreign Missionary Society, spoke eloquently at Methodist Episcopal Church East about the Society's work. She described the aims of educating pagan women, medical and evangelistic outreach, and the need to free women from oppression through faith and education, urging support for the mission cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. HL. Katona
A. St. Katon
Methodias Episcopal Church
East Church
Estola
Balimore
Shu
Ercity
Wo McKenney
Frederick Auciety
Mra. Eaton
Weiman
Scitviby
Pha Yoman
Tuu Fs
Pitta
Pau
Bachery Waraugh
Youths Taken Aboard Court For Street Disorder At City Street
Two youths aged between twelve and fifteen faced the magistrate after causing trouble on West Patrick Street. Magistrate White warned the pair to reform or face reform school or the House of Correction. Police to monitor a recurring romdylam near City Opera House. A separate case titled ATBAULT involved a hearing for issuing and beating a person named Teance. Teance was sent to jail for the next term, while Tenace and a corporation cage case linger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Atreet
Ohba
Mfr
Georgs Lanbert
Ufteen
White
Romdylam
House of Correction
Toots Dummers
Maglitsia Watts
Ta” Teaace
Algatol
Sumrrete
Fatl
Pilaoner
Tenace
Mysterious Murder Trial In Haltionore County Opens
Witnesses including Hargett, E Breer, Vincent Brobold and J Rogar McSherry, with Geo A Dean, attend the Marion Wagner trial for Yamegastya lost in Frederick county. The case, with no county officials present, enters a new phase as a handsome new plea front appears at Hudson bakery on North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagnar
Sue
Hudson Bakery
North Market Street
Temple of Fancy Offers Books at Deep Discounts
Local shop Smith's Temple of Fancy promotes patience for holiday shoppers. Large stock arrives daily with cloth books at 10 cents and gold-loop volumes at 20 cents, promising the largest selection at lowest prices in Frederick. The message thanks customers for patience while workers process shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Oricea
Temple of Fancy
Poatslan
Market Offers Varied Table Covers in Various Sizes
A market report notes yesterday’s express sale featuring table covers in multiple sizes. Buyers found a range of styles and prices as vendors showcased goods suitable for personal and commercial use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Expresa
Thia
Gana naison Vital Drug Store Ad Claims Unique Offerings
Fragmentary OCR text describes a drug store ad touting a “MAIN, GRADUATE PHARMACIST” and a Frederick address. It hints at a varied stock and new customer experiences, with mentions of departments and entertainment-like offerings as part of the store’s advertised advantages. The garbled lines reference advertisements aimed at encouraging repeat visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Teall
Local Notables Promote Holiday Events and Sales
Georgia evangelist Jour headlines a crowd at Firat Method- M33 Cyarch with a dynamic lecture, while Duluth announces a Christmas sale at Temple of Fancy featuring 6 cent and 10 cent goods. The Klondike Santa section showcases toy displays and prize drawings at City Hall, with proceeds benefiting the hospital association’s December fundraiser and public holiday entertainment.
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Ham
Evangeliat
Georgia
Thors
Bisy
Jones
Nova-Iribune
Duluth
Ming
City Opera Home
Gorda
Dave Smith
Temple of Fancy
Klondike
Cole of Thul
Oly Hall
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