Purely Personal News Roundup From Jefferson Area
Local residents track daily comings and goings with names and places including Russell Grimes in Jefferson on business, Mrs E A G Herman visiting Baltimore, Miss Pearl Michael visiting Washington, and ex-Alderman John Hershberger celebrating his 48th birthday. The column notes relocations, visits, and travels among families in Jefferson and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Grimes
Jefferson
E. A. G. Herman
Baltimore
Zeng Brightwen
Mayd W. Potney
Oil Avenue
Annie Wedges
South Market Street
Buck Lodge
Montgomery County
Pearl Michael
West Patrick Street
Thustav Hartig
Washington
Jaane
Wr. W. Doub
People’s Fire Insurance Company
Hagerstown
C. H. Webster
Charles Webster
Adamatown
Arthur Lowenstein
Beltimore
Belvedere
R. Ralph Bowers
Stat Patrick Street
Clarke Place
Bettie Riehl
Cincinnati
John Riehl
Philip Disher
Washington, D. C
Madigan Avenue
Charles B. Zellere
South Market Effeet
Purdum Burdette
W. Stanley Swartz
West Fourth Street
J. H. Dobbs
J. Clarke Kieffer
West Third Street
Lancaster
John Hershberger
North Market Street
Louisa Lee
Nesdwood Forest
Knoxville
Misa Barbour
John H. Webster
East Church Street
Charles H. Webster
Madison Avenue
Robert Todd
Carlisle
Pass
Todd
Frederick
Ti News
Odd Fellows Election At Frederick City Lodge
Frederick City Lodge No 100 I O O F elected officers for the term including Noble Chand as noble grand, Dr Thomas S Eader vice grand, Hiram R Heck secretary, Charles A Landis financial secretary, Harrie B W Stenn treasurer, Thomas A Chapline marshal, Marian C Rice chaplain, Rev Floyd W Putney trustee. A Grand Lodge session at Mt Airy on Friday December 11 may draw many members for initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Frederick City
Fixing up New Dynamo and a Maryland marriage notice
The report mentions a light dynamo Tein purchased in Hagerstown and installation at a plant site. It also records a marriage license between Harvey W. Meyxley of Monservi and Nora Nf. Yo'ng of Mount ry Md, noting related local tensions and service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Poet Ec Cleetic
Mbm
Sicene Wreed
Bal~ Throre
Harvey W. Meyxley
Monservi
Nora Nf. Yo'ng
Mountry, Md
National Shutter Bar libel suit moves toward trial
The National Shutter Bar Company sues the G F B Zimmerman Co alleging a defamatory circular letter damaged its shutter fastener business. The case, now in Carroll county circuit court, seeks damages and injunctive relief after prior federal court actions upheld patents and dismissed related claims. Attorneys from Westminster, Frederick, and Baltimore area firms represent the parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Shutter Bar Company
G. F. B. Zimmerman Company
Carroll County
Wlcormmente
Westminster
Manvcasp
Frederick
Maryland
Gar Com
Pee
Prederick
Staten
District of Maryland
Glee Hotice
Southern Manufacture Company
A. BB. Zien Wan & Co
William C. Birely
Matinger
United States Circuit Court
Morris
Frederick County
Washington County
Carrolll County
Mestre
Stoner & Weinberg
F. Marion Faubel
W. Guy Steele
Mesers
Urner & Urner
Anti-Saloon League Elects Leaders at Frederick Meeting
The Anti-Saloon League of Frederick County will hold its annual meeting at the Young Men's Christian Association in the city on Thursday December 10 at 7:30 p.m. Officers and directors to run the league for the coming year will be elected. Reports from officers and committees will be heard and temperance plans for the next year discussed. Mr M S Poulson assistant State Superintendent will attend and summarize state work prior to the next legislature. All temperance supporters are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Saloon League
Frederick Cty
Young Men's Christian Association
M.S. Pouleon
Palestine Encampment Election at I O O F No 20
At Palestine Encampment No 20 I O O F held on Tuesday night officers were elected including Chief Patriarch Harrie E W Storm High Priest Charles J Stokes Senior Warden Robert A Bennett Junior Warden Peter M Kader scribe Naeb Young treasurer Robert A Ben Wett marshal Wim H Shipley trustees William H Beall Eli G Haugh and Rufus Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paiestine
Harrie E. W. Storm
Charles J. Stokes
Robert A. Bennett
Peter M. Kader
Naeb Young
Robert. A. Ben- Wett
Wim. H. Shipley
Wm. H. Beall
Eli G. Haugh
Rofus Y
Property Changes Hands Amid Local Real Estate Transfer
A note reports a property change involving Mr. Pee Zellers and S Will who will open a meat store in the room formerly occupied by Mr. Zellers. The transaction reflects ongoing local business reshaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pee Zellers
Trading Post Committee Meeting Plans
The ladies committee discusses plans for an event at the Red Men's Tract. A meeting is scheduled for one night to finalize arrangements and cover further steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trading Post Committee
Singie FF
Father Indicted In Wood Theft Case
Local grand jury in Rockville, Montgomery County, charged John T. Hawkins with larceny after he allegedly stole a load of wood valued at three dollars. The case, tied to his son Joseph Battkina of Clarksburg, was on the docket for hearing next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Hawkins
Latable Woods
Joseph
Battkina
Clarksburg
Montgomery County
Grand
Rockville
Iureday
Wayne Suas
Von
University Extension Meeting in Kemp Schedules Officer Elections
The University Extension in Kemp invites Mr Louis Wilkinson to present a lecture series next year with his course offering chosen from offerings. The meeting on the evening of the 8th aims to elect officers and review the previous fiscal year and program subjects. Attendance is encouraged though time will be limited to essential business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Extension
Tiedvitter
University Ertig
Boelly Sillmret
Kemp
Rome
Adivive
Louis Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Neile
Damages sought in false arrest case against B and O Railroad
Sue B and O. G. Harry Beaufelter and Charles Cecil, by lawyers Cy Princeton Buckey and Hammond Urner, sue the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for damages over a false arrest. They were detained by H. and Detective Frick at the depot in October for obstructing the passage. Before Justice J. Francis Smith there was no evidence to sustain the charge and the case was dismissed with no damages set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue B
O. G. Harry
Beaufelter
Charles Cecil
Cy Princeton Buckey
Hammond Urner
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
H. and
Frick
B. O
J. Francis Smith
Empire Company Vaudeville at City Opera House
The Empire Company vaudeville will perform one night only at the City Opera House on Tuesday December 8. It marks the venue’s first vaudeville appearance with singing dancing monologues and other routines promised as first class. Further details to follow in Tux News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Company
City Opera House
Tux News
Eagles Elect New Officers at Frederick Aerie Meeting
At a Frederick Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles gathering the officers were elected for the term. Worthy president Sorannt Lesith, worthy coon prep Baromith, worthy chaper Jesse Lipscomb, treasurer Charla M. Hagan, inside guard Robert L. Hippeon, outside guard Charles Wm. Ebberte, trustees B. J. Eader, Walter L. Rice and Philip E. Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Frederick Aerie
Order of Eagles
Followin
Worthy
Sorannt Lesith
Worthy Coon
Prep Baromith
Jesse Lipscomb
Bebe Ernest M. Fox
Charla M. Hagan
Robert L. Hippeon
Charles Wm. Ebberte
B. J. Eader
Walter L. Rice
Philip E. Grove
Saloon Changes Hands on Court Street
Mr Charles F Cramer of the Groff House assumes charge of the saloon on Court Street as Mr Harry Bertholow departs. The Groff House bar is discontinued and will be refitted to operate the Court Street Restaurant while the Groff Hotel remains open as before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Cramer
Groff House
Harry Bertholow
Court Stréet
Cramer
Ld Gabe
Court Street
Chairman Dennis Calls Meeting
George R. Dennia Jr, chairman of the Republican county central committee, calls a meeting at the courthouse on Thursday December 10 at 11 9 a m to organize a league opposing the proposed constitutional amendment on suffrage limits to be voted in Maryland next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis
George R. Dennia, Jr
Republican County Central
Aight Syein
Maryland
County Road Award Won By Frederick Firm
Montery county commissioners awarded the road construction contract to the Highway Construction Company of Frederick County for a mile from Coase Circle to Otterbourne along the Brookeville road at an estimated price of 8000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monery County
Highway Construction Company
Frederick County
Euishot
Mie Hoemaker
Evy Coase Circle
Otterbourne
Brookeville Road
Address of Welcome by Rev Fr Albert Smith at St Marys
Rev Fr Albert Smith formerly of this city delivered a welcome at St Marys Catholic Church in Hagerstown on Sunday. Knights of Columbus members gathered to hear the welcome and take part in the council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert, Smith
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Erstown
Aierss
Salvation Army Captain to Visit Frederick for Christmas Drive
Salvation Army official Captain Percy Williams plans a visit to Frederick in a few days to promote the Christmas Cry relief drive. He asks donors to mail or deliver cast-off clothing to address 3224 Valentine Street, Hagerstown, Maryland for the army's outreach work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Percy Wiliams
Frederick
Valentine Street
Hagerstown
Baptists Frutney Administers Baptism After Leckliter Dies
At the First Baptist Church services were described as interesting and inspiring last night. Rev. W. R. Leckliter died and Rev. Floyd W. Frutney administered the baptism to three persons. The service will close tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
W. R. Leckliter
Floyd W. Frutney
Pumped Water for Middletown Reservoir Incomplete Entry
Fragmentary report notes Independent pumped water for a Middletown reservoir yesterday. Text is garbled, limiting details on source, amount, or purpose and no clear names or locations are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ntana Ae Sane
On Inspection Tour Officials Visit City Facilities
On an inspection tour Cun fardissioners Wm. H. Hlo ger Milton Butnayer and Stewart visit city facilities during a statewide tour. Local residents observe the delegation's review of public works and service arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cun
Wm. H. Hloger
Milton Butnayer
Stewart Hate
Numerous Local Weddings Reported in Maryland and Nearby Towns
The notices list several marriage events: Miss Jennie Bennett of this city wed Mr. Walton Newtod of Washington DC in Gettysburg, Rev. Luther Hubliwn officiating. Charles R Anders of Wonilahoro and Erlie M Smith of Liberty town married at the home of Mr. and Mrs J. D. and dant Third Street. Guerney Mullinix and Lucy Woole wed in Kemp Town. John H Sigler and Lydia Elizabeth Mitta married in Middletown. Clinton Wetzel and Lucy M Rowe married in Johnaville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensie Bennett
Joho Uf. Bennett
Watton PB. Newtod
Washington
Andena
Charlee R. Anders
Wonilahoro
Erlie M. Smith
Libertytown
Nodu
Pofffaberger
Woodsboro
Mullinia—Poole
Guerney Eldridge Mullinix
Mt. Airy
Lucy Belinds Wool
Sigler—Butth
John H. Sigier
Middletown
Lydia Elizabeth Mitta
Burkitteville
Wmn. LE. Brown
Wetzel—Howe
Clinton Wetzel
Lucy M. Rowe
Johnaville
Hitler
Metz
Monthly Meeting of Reformed Missionary Society
The Reformed Missionary Society elected officers for the coming term with Alfred Rig as president, Mer Un as secretary, and John Staley as treasurer. The program featured readings by Mina Payne Smith and Pauline Grove, hymns, solos by Austin Pearre, and vocal duets by Abbie and Lee McCurdell, with remarks by the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Reformed Missionary Society
Presigent
Alfred Rig View
Red Unmer
John Breagles
John Staley
Mina Payne Smith
Teading
Pauline Grove
Austin Pearre
Readigg
Charlotte Lion
Abbie
Lee McCurdell
Readig
Prof
Apple
Paator
Canal Closes for Season at Cumberland Wharf
The Ghennpeake and Ohio canal closes Tuscany for the season with no more boats loading at Cumberland wharf. Water levels will stay high for a few days to allow en route boats to reach their destinations before water is drawn off. The season opened April 1, 1005. Cumberland Wharf cleared 180,756 tons of coal, with 150,871 to Georgetown, 27,578 to Williamsport, and 2,307 tons to intermediate points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. and
Ohio
Tuscany
Cumberland
Hand-Crocheted Laon Doilies Sell At Low Prices
South window displays show fine hand crocheted Laon doilies priced around a quarter of value. Items listed include 48c and 1.00 to 1.50 dollar ranges, with varied prices like 1.08 and 1.25 reflecting bargain sale. John D. Hendricke and partners appear in catalog references.
Local notices offer at home portraiture and holiday goods
Barber brings photo services to homes for portraits and private lessons. Frederick area notices include JADNER photographer and church classes. Holiday exhibits announce Nov 27 28 at Birsay and Must addresses with cakes, toys, poultry, meat and bakery services listed.
Negro Buys Historic Spot at Public Auction
The Williams farm of 200 acres in western Washington County, home to Fort Frederyk, was sold at public auction to John Williams, a Black buyer from Hagerstown, for 20 dollars per acre. The sale transferred the historic property to Hagerstown, with Williams as the purchaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cruvat Thera Amt
Neidig & Miller
Williams
Washington County
Local Sales and Notices in Frederick Area
Local advertisements list a mix of consignment sales and community events. Items include Red Cross stamps promotions, canaries and singing birds, a choir benefit concert in Frederick, an annual Frederick Art Club sale, Christmas ornaments, Winter Wheat Patent Flour, and a public livestock sale led by J. D. Connell Jr. Also noted are utility bill discounts and a parish sewing society event with a supper.
Nomination Meetings Set by Fire Engine Companies
The Junior and United Steam Fire Engine Companies announce regular meetings on Monday night to nominate officers for the annual meeting scheduled for Monday January 4, 2008.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Steam Fire Engine Companies
Teres
McCardell’s Shop Ad Promises Fresh Goods and Heating
McCardell’s offers hot chocolate, plum puddings, walnut taffy, and oysters with a new meat store opening at Zellers old stand corner South and Market Streets. It boasts a heating plant in service tonight, a selection of fresh meats, fruits, nuts, and produce from W. D. Cronies and J. H. Goma, with quotes on prices and delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zellers
Houth
Market Streets
Green Grace
W. D. Croniee
Petroage
J. H. Goma
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the Daily News
Samuel Crompton
Hohen- Haden
Moreau
John Carroll
United States
Rupert Louis Stevenson
Samoa
J . L. Srovenson
Tas Nawa
Wasemeron der
L. Mook
Eee
Red Cross
Lowen Clothing
Ner & Urner
Marine Ron
He G. Mole Ghake
McCardell
Orman McCardell
s + Landis
Jeweler
Markey
Frederick Case
G. F. 3. Zimmerman Company
Bennett
Mr. Newton
Gettysburg
DR. Kuhlman
John H. Bennett
Wellding
Citizens’ National Bank
Eich
Citizens! National Bank
Derick
Capital
News OF the Churches
John D. Hendricke
Yap
Biren Ee
John, B. Hendrigkson
Rewbin
Miller
Bins & Llbr
Domestic Building Association
Dua
EL. Harris
Ches, Wertheimer
Saprinaton
Christmmag
Barber
X Fental
Jadner
Independent Hall
West Church Street
W. M. Ritchie
Birsay’s
BR. & D. Manz
Christina Cakes
Appi Mra
Joo
Lambright
B. Muagriz
Patrick Street
George
Rodoce
Thos. P. Rick
Georges Rise
Faees
Prederick, Ltd
Hie Cone
Brandioth
Gito Man P. Brar Power
Rouch Market Berees
M. L. Etchison
Maaner
TAE Etchigon Furniture Store
M. L. Etchisos
Fahera
Booth Market Street
Frederick, Md
Juitiawiy Ee
le Renn
Cmarless
BENN
Gaun
Bixby
Callan
H. Baker
HH. i. Etchison
H. B. Etchison
Hee
Etchison Furniture
Tarea
Woman's College
Tha M . Church
Sod Embalkeer
CRAMER @ STAUFFER
Cramer, & Stauffer
First National Bank
Bulldine
REAL
Motegithey County
Jafth Street
Place
F. B. Sappington
National Red Cross
Hartz Mountain Canaries
Famous
J. Andreaaburg
Frederick Ever Had
E. B
Mt. Vernon Mt. E. Church
Ingram
Frederick Choral Society
Beckwith
E. Am
Frederick Art Club
McCaffrey
J. D. Conann, Jr
Ladies’ Sewing Society
Evangelical Reformed Church
McCaedell
Lake View
M.C. A. Ve
A. Poots
Market Street
McCardall
M. Eleanor Dill
Third Street
O "McCamer
Malaga
Marino Dros
Mle
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