Local Church Notes and Holiday Events in 1581 Town
The issue lists sermons and services at AL E Church Walkersville and United Brethren church. Grace Reformed Church to hold a festival with refreshments. St Mark's Lutheran buys Straub property for 5700 to build a new church. Christmas program at Central Chapel planned for Dec 2. Immaculate Conception Masses at St John’s in the morning. Ministers to assist in Reformed Church dedication with Rev J Oliver Miller and others scheduled to preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL. E
Walkersville
A.B. Kline
Young Peoples Society
United Brethren Church
Grace Reformed Church
More Pike
St. Mark’s Lutheran
Hagerstown
Straub
Raytalti
St.John’s Athebirch
Sodality
Migs Apies Doll
Edward Doll
The
Reformed Church
J. Oliver Miller
York
Migatetown
Elose
Ae ‘Fmar
Fetenon
Purely Personal News of Departures and Visits
Purely personal notes list residents and visitors heading to cities like Raleigh Baltimore and Washington for work timber hunting or schooling. Names include Plessant Baker Thos Dougherty Wm Schindler Chas Difendal P E H Birley Charles Beefer Elva Miller Margie Bins G C Zimmerman among others. Households ship effects and social gatherings occur as locals travel on B and O and PRR trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birs. Lewis
Baker
Raleigh
N. C
Thos Dougherty
Mt Jackson
Wm. Schindler
Chas. Ditfendal
West Seven Street
Robbery at Sheppard's Restaurant In Kansas Alley
Joseph W. Cumbash, colored, employed at Sheppard's restaurant, reported thieves entered his home in Karger's alley last night. A pair of sleeve buttons, socks and other articles were stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petty Hobbert
Joseph W. Cumbash
Sheppard's
Karger’s Alley
Fire Company Hattess Elects Officers for Year
The Enited Fire Company held four meetings to nominate officers for the new year. President Jacob B. Tyson led the session with secretary Julia G. Bennett absent sick. A long slate of candidates was named for president and other posts, with election set for the first Monday evening in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enited Fire Company
Joe
Dasenry
Jacob B. Trson
Julia G. Bennett
HL Heck
Tae
Waleh
Fen Palito
Tew
Messe
H. B
Wartiely
Elmer Wextwarnt
Wm_.James
Ssme
Jacob B. Tyson
Frederick J. Nelson
Beie
Arrestes Lewis Tia
Karnes
Philip Nushane
Winkleaan
Geo
Haosbes
Robert
Ery
Geo Chew
Pipeman
Ricketes
Vhas
W. BurcksBt
Hahn
Ic. Yinker
Chas. Kachner
John Keefer
Eugene
Phobas
Fersicht Phos
Henry B Bennetts
Fred
We Banmoon
Augustus Obenderfer
Frank B. Keefer
Joseph Walling
John W. Ashbaugh
Geo. T. M. Shutter
Wm. F. Schmidt
Bronday
Junior Steam Fire Engine Company
Te Standing
Vith
FP. B. Sappington
Ed. Koontz
John C. Motter
Thomas Wolfe
Philip Whisner
Augustis Lebherz
David Freshour
Ernest Atoberly
Joe Brengle
C. He Robertson
John Eisenhauer
Anneth ‘Uung
Harry Danner
Daniel Crimins
Gerson
Cape R.& Young
Daniel Ef Pipeman
George Esterly
George Ihorn
George R. Lewis
Jacob Kintz
En. Lochner
Lewis Schwearinser
W. Hengman
Peter Wolfe
Brenglé
John
H. Koontz
Lef Truckman
George Seibert
Robert Gourad
Trukmen
William Broderick Shipley
Val ‘NeCléary
Henry ‘Wineberg
F. Thomas
Funeral for Dr James Welker Held in Monrovia
Funeral services for Dr James Welker were held at his Monrovia residence today at noon, with Rev Luther Rubim officiating. After the rites, the remains were transported to Frederick for interment at Clivet cemetery. The ceremony drew a large crowd reflecting the high esteem in which Mrs Walker was held, with Frederick County ties and a note of Canada connections among relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James? Welker
Monrovia
Luther Rubim
Frederick
Walker
Frederick County
Wasdeak
Clara Bastgis
Lennox
Canada
Afr
Sunday Concert Convicts Band Leader in Gambling Case
Washington County Court yesterday convicted Paris Chambers of the Great Southern Band of Baltimore for gambling at Byrne's Island on a Sunday last August. He was fined $100 with costs, held responsible for excursionists’ actions. Also notes school entertainment at City Opera House on December 13 with Prof. A. W. Hawks assisting to raise funds for Female High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Paris Chambers
Great Southern Band of
Baltimore
Byrne's Island
Bil Chambers
City Opera House
A. W. Hawks
Frederick Council of the Royal Arcanum Meeting and Elections
At this evening's Frederick Council of the Royal Arcanum meeting several candidates will be initiated and the annual officer election for the ensuing year will be held. Real estate transfers show John E. Rodgle and wife to Daniel Miller with transfers of ways water rights and land interests for fifteen dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanum
Frederick Council of the
John E. Rodgle
Daniel
Miller
Gate and Lecturer to Lead Benefit Lecture in City Opera House
Capt James T Long of Gettysburg renowned battlefield guide and lecturer will speak at the City Opera House on Thursday evening to benefit Bernold's Post G A H Demonstrations cover Gettysburg excursion details and honor local veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Long
Gettysburg
City Opera House
Bernold
Jamest. Lose
Lancaster County
Isarie
Lowes
Rising Maryland items from News of the State
Across Maryland reports shift from church dedication to local deaths and arrests. Notes include the Nikt Memorial Church dedication near Ortenton, the death of Paul 4 doifmas a Carothe county farmer, an assault arrest in Keward county, and a freight wreck on the B and C Rail Road at Cherry Run delaying travel eight hours. Also recorded are the forfeiture and release of the schooner Maggie W Clair for oyster law violations, Mrs. Catharine Bowie’s death near Rockville at eighty three, George M. Parke’s recent swearing in as Carroll county’s register of wills, and bail details for Nathaniel Baumgartner in Annapolis amid dredging and concealment charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese
Wiha
Bosttek
Exston
Ortenton
Paul 4
Doifmas
Carothe County
Gap
Bellask
Lancaster, Oxford and Southern
Cecil County
James L. Vallandingham
Christian Church
Maggie W-Clair
Cherry Run
Catharine Lucretia Bowie
Richard Johns Bowie
Rockville
George M. Parke
Register of Wills
Carroll County
Nathaniel H. Baumgartner
Annapolis
Prison Jail Board Meet At Court House
The Board of Charities and Correction met at 2 pm in the jail for a regular monthly session. Sheriff Cromwell reported 39 prisoners on the State side and 20 on the corporation side with 18 white and 6 colored in the State unit, 19 white and 1 color ed on the corporation side. State prisoners included 10 for larceny, 1 for liquor sale without license, 1 for embezzlement, 3 for assault, 2 for assault and battery, 1 for destruction of property, and 1 for vagrancy. Corporation prisoners totaled 17 vagrants and one each for cursing, drinking, disorderly conduct, and disturbing the peace. The board then inspected the jail. Reynolds Post G A R officers for the coming year were elected: Post Commander Captain P L Hiteshew, Senior Vice Commander Captain W Saunders, Junior Vice Commander Thos Crouse, Chaplain J N Zimmerman, Surgeon Dr D F McKinney, Officer of the Day Edward Murray, Officer of the Guard 3M Firestone. Four delegates and four alternates were chosen for the State department camp. Installation of officers is set for the first Monday night in January, with further subordinate appointments to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Chc
Board of Charities and Correction
Rouse
Cromwell
Whlen
Corporation
Reynolds Post
G. A
W Saunders
Thos. Crouse
J.N. Zimmerman
Firestone
State Department
Orphans Court and Lodge News Items
The third and final account of executors for Samuel Pfentz was settled with distribution. An order to sell real estate in Jacob Houpt’s estate was issued. Inventories for Sarah Stoner’s estate were filed. Parity Lodge formed a two sisters two brothers committee to rivass resolutions on Clara V Walker’s death and to send a floral emblem to her family, planning a funeral procession from Good Templar Hall at 2 30. Mayor Bruner received three cases: Sis Higgins and Beckie Higgins jailed 10 days and $1 35 fine for disturbing the peace. Edward Stanley fined 1 55 for disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Pfentz
Henry Hyder
Samuel Pfentz
Jacob Houpt
Sarah Stoner
Parity Lodge
Rivass
Clara V. Walker
Good Templar Hall
Sis
Assault Case Involving Dennis Middletown
Gonstabie Brengle arrested Dennis Middletown on a charge of assault and battery against his wife. A hearing is scheduled before Magistrate Turner this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonstabie Brengle
Dennis Middletown
Turner
Martinsburg Poised for Third Bank In City
Steps toward establishing a third bank in Martinsburg are underway as stock subscriptions are now being solicited. The leaders believe there is ample room for another banking institution. Marriage licenses issued include Scout W. Bittinger of Frederick and Lucy Snoos of Carroll County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
Scout W. Bittinger
Frederick, Inc
Lucy Snoos
Carroll County
Fine Boston Symphony concert thrills City Opera House audience
A large crowd at City Opera House enjoyed the Boston Symphony Orchestra Club under PQYMOGCla auspices. The program featured Bach, Delibes, Verdi, and Brahms with solos by Laura Burnham and Louis Kapp. critics praised the artistry, bowing, and moving passages, and the audience lingered in awe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Boston
Pqy.m.ogcla
Mons
Lois Kapp
Frederick E Bobo
Arthur Laseur
Fr. Recquey
Bute
Clarence Miller
W. Avgermuende
Laura Bernham
Rucquoy
Daveuryp
Husgarien Dioce
Brahms
Boston Symphory Orchestral Club
Ying Symphony
Barnham
Weighty porkers and local notices from Johnsville district
Johnsville correspondence lists recent slaughter weights for hogs by Alexander Buffington Frank Fox Wesley Myere and Thomas Albaugh plus weights 323 387 320 303 351 363 378 381 410 345 239 319 359 321 and 396 355 Also notes on residents William Grossnickle Jacob Zimmerman Charles Staley Daniel Wastler and others with property work illnesses and visits across Harrisville Yellow Springs and nearby towns including transfers and local trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnsville
Alexander Buffington
Mir
Frank Fox
Wesley Myere
Thomas. Albaugh
Isaac Koons
William C. Grossnickle
David Grossnickle
Ohio
A. W. Burkhart
Jacob
Charles W. Staley
Daniel Wastler
Wm. HB. Cannon
Daniel Kiine
Sylvester Moaa
Harrisville
Wm. H. Harris
Staley Lightner Wedding in Yellow Springs Area
In Frederick county on December 1 Calvin L. Sissey of Germantown Ohio wed Miss Nettie Lightner of Yellow Springs vicinity per Rev Zerger Lewistown CAABDS OUT. Edwin F Abell announces marriage of daughter Mary to Dr James Dun ley Morgan on December 2 in Baltimore county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staley—Lightner
Jonathan Shankie
Yellow Springs
Frederick County
Calvin L. Sissey
Germantown
Ohio
Nettie Lightner
Zerger
Lewistown
Edwin F. Abell
Mary
James Dunley_ Morgan
Baltimore County
Sickness and injuries in local residents list
The column reports several residents ill or injured including A B Kolb on the sick list and Master Ward son of Joseph Eisenhiller on the sick list. John Mahony described as a respectable colored man in the circles of hyip drothens is ill at home. Ward William K Bond injured by dynamite at Brucawick is recovering. Mrs Eden Huwant paralyzed Sunday night slightly better. Harry Sahm of Frederick home with aunt Mrader man Wesessing Baltimore. mother also ill.
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Smith
John Crabbs
Yellow Springs
Robert D- Eston
James R. Harley
Skids
Capt. C. Staley
T. E.R. Miller
Lewistown
James N. Linton
Annie Whitmore
Woodsboro
Abe Hedges
Lewiston
Rob. Deston
Charles Stone
Bloomfield
J. B. Cannon
Middletown Valley
Robert D. Eston
Wolfsville
A. B. Kolb
Third Street
Master Ward
Joseph F. Eisenhiller
Washer Rice
Mahinix
John Mahony
Hyip Drothens
Harry Sahm
Preierick
Mraderman Wesesing
Baltimore
Mosher
Deaths of Morningstar and Bowie In Local Notices
Mrs Keziah Morningstar of Dobnaville aged 73 dies at home after Sunday morning hours. Funeral held at Johns ville A E church with interment in adjoining cemetery. Mrs Catherine Lucretia Bowie, widow of Judge Richard Johns Bowie, dies at 2 am at Rockville home in 83rd year after paralytic stroke. Her husband served in Congress and was chief judge in the sixth district. Lelia Smothers, eight, dies of pneumonia on Bentz street. funeral planned at Mt. cemetery premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mommingstal
Keziah Morningstar
Dobnaville
Charles Hall
Boonsboro
Wm. Ness
Carroll County
Hirenesle Boone
Jobsevile
Edward Orningstar
Montgomery County
Jasper Morningstar
Elon Bridge
Daniel W. Morningstar
Johnsville
Richard J. Bowle
Congress
Lelia Smoy
Lelia Smothers
Rome
Bentz Streat
Barbara Fritchie Charged as Common Scold in Frederick
In Read taie street, Barbara Fritchie of 35 Washington Street faces a charge of delay and being a common scold. Neighbors testified she scolded them incessantly for six months, often shouting from windows, with late night outbursts. Prosecutor Edward Bitner notes repeated abuse to his family and that Mrs Fritchie kept up nagging well past midnight. A likely conviction is anticipated ahead of trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara -Fritchie
Barbara Fritchie
Whittier
Stonewall Jackson
Frederick
Tomne
Edward Bitner
Hia
George Hale
Mirs. Fritchie
Susan Alor
County Officials Meet as Eu Named Tax Collector
In the sherwegon session of the county commissioners Mr S. Wau 8 Eu was appointed tax collector for the county. A business group visited the jail at 2 PM yesterday. Hotel arrivals list includes Orry Heren Jb Fingersit HG Martin Piss J. 11. Katie and others. Names of many Symphony Orchestra Club members, including George W. Caster and A. Woodson, among attendees from Syracuse Washington and Pa. Fourteen from the county were noted in travel lists with several from Centreville and Hanover areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwegon
Board of County Commissioners
Wau
Buantis
Leukater
Yestertsy
Orry Heren
Jb. Fingersit
HG. Martin
Piss
Katie
H. BL
Oeerbert
Freak White
J. Resexbert
Tieure
W. E. Hurd
Syracuse
Boston Symphosr Orchestra
George W. Caster
A. Woodson
Frask Cote
Ihita
Wlw. Evans
Deyton
Cy Ales Dorsey
Ecl Oliver
Batu James Edgarton
Washington
D. C
C. W. Hofland
Caniin Hovex
W. C. Cungeman
A. Sheic
Beto
Leclair
Welhington
C.J. McCarty
Columbia
C. A
EL Mot
Taneytown
G. K. Keyser
Hanover
Umlié
Grurr Hovee
Jr. Green
Centreville
Dr. C. WY. Watson
Washington, D. C
P. WL. Spotten
Local café survives as court case unfolds
A chaotic, error filled note reports a person from Pennsylvania in jail on a race crime charge. It mentions a magistrate Wilson and a café remaining open until Thursday. The fragmentary item lacks clear dates or names beyond vague references.
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Penesrtvania
Ciy
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