Local Business Mentions Mullinix Studio and Partners
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple names and firms including Mullinix's Etchison Studio C. L. Renn Moser Fred Nat Bank A. G. Quynn Co. Neidig MilterBradley Marman Braddock Heights, indicating a sponsors or participants in a local business directory or notice. The text shows a cluster of names without clear action or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creage
Francia Scott Key
Basebill Association
Etchison
Studio Os Ae
Mullinix
Etchison Studio
Chison
Toods
C. L. Renn Moser
Fred
Nat. Bank A. G. Quynn& Co
Thue, Neidig & Milter - Bradley Marman
Braddock Heights
Lincoln Memorial Highway Bill Proposed by Congress
A bill to construct a Lincoln Memorial Highway from the White House to Gettysburg seeks a commission to oversee the project with a $3 million appropriation. The measure names executives from Senate and House Library committees, plus the Secretaries of State and War, to direct construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gill
House of Repro- Lmentatives
David F. Lafeen
Pennsylvania
Washington
District of Columbia
Gettysburg
Tynburg
Post
Senate
House of Representatives
United Cites of America
Congress
Abraham Lincgin
United States
White House
Penns
Library of the
Sixtieth Congress
Personal visits and travels noted in city society
A series of short notes lists residents visiting relatives and on business. Dr. O. 8. Higbarger of Hagerstown stays at City Hotel. Melvin P. Wood of New Market visits on business. Howard Dutrow of Panama and P. N. Haymaker of Thurmont arrive for holidays or on business. Reverdy R. Walling of Berkeley Springs visits old friends. Casper B. Cline and Geo W Heinlein return from Baltimore. Ada D. Poncy and Esti D. Blanchard visit an aunt in 115 Record street and head back to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higbarger
Hagerstown
Melvin P. Wood
New Market
Howard ¥. Dutrow
Panama
Hamilton B.showman
Battiemore
Shin City
P. N. Haymaker
Thurmont
Funeral Notices for Clara Clary and Charles A Duvall
The funeral for Clara Clary who died November 28 in Sykesville was held at her sister Mrs. Wm Murray's home and the interment was in Pine Grove Cemetery in Baltimore. Services were conducted by Rev S A Parker with pallbearers named. The late Charles A. Duvall was brought from Washington and will be buried at Mt Olivet after services at his mother’s home on South Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Clary
Sykesville
Thia
Wm. Murray
Baltimore
Pine Grove
Airy
A. Parker
The
R. L. Murray
J. M. Cronenburg
LT. Lewis
Ghames A. Duvall
Washington
Mary A. Duvall
South Market Street
Mt. Olivet
Hymeneal at Union Bridge Unites Horton Harman Pair
Ezra P. Horton and Mary E. Harman of near Johnsville wed at Union Bridge on November 24, officiated by Rev. Martin P. intzes. Other brief notices include Denzia E. Rosard Maud Smith of Tovettsville Va marrying in the city Friday by Rev. Dr. Charles F. Steck and William H. Rich marrying Nellie R. Cecil near New Menet at All Saints' rep yesterday afternoon by Rev. Dr. ieingte.
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Cecil
William H. Rich
Nellie R. Cecil
Near New Menet
All Saints’ Rep
Ieingte
Real Estate Sale Near Rocky Ferry Heirs' Property Sold
Cromer and Stauffer real estate and loan agents closed the sale of the heirs property of Daniel McKinale near Rocky Ferry. The 18 acre tract was purchased by F T Lakin for $594. The rest of the text contains unrelated advertisements and medical claims not pertinent to the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromer & Stauffer
Ssle
Daniel McKinale
Rocky Fury
F. T. Lakin
Law Cases and Minor Offenses From Brunswick Area
Local briefs report Charles Wiggington released on $100 bail after larceny charges tied to missing carpenter tools from J A Johnson for a Brunswick church project. Other items note Steven Witacosky’s $100 bail on theft charges, Sidney Nicholson cleared for assault on her niece, Elmer Jackson fined $1.75 for slapping, and Alfred Cooper jailed 80 days for a hatchet incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wiggington
J. A. Johnson
Brunswick
John C. Motter
Johnson
Wiggington
Morgan H. Runklea
Howard Jones
Reno
Harp
Pole
Steven Witecosky
Burkittaville
Cliff O. J. Gaver
Samuel Arnold
Witacosky
Arnold
Luther Pry’s
Astice
John L. Jordan
Sidney E. Nicholson
Darner
Thurston
Miss White
Vooper
Alfred Cooper
Wm. Frazier
Myers
Alfred
Cooper
Hares
Local Residents Recovering at Home After Illnesses
The sick list shows Samuel Blifer of East Patricket and William Simmons of North Market rest improving. Montevue supervisor Gregg, once bedridden, is up. Gres Gaver, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph W Gaver of Clarke Place, is improving after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Blifer
East Patricket
Wm. A. Simmons
North Marketrest
Esmalou
Gregg
Supe
Montevue
Gres Gaver
Ami Mra
Joseph W. Gaver
Clarke Flace
Odd Fellows Feast Highlights Lodge Gathering in Frederick
A King David Lodge No. 50 meeting drew visitors from Frederick City Lodge No. 100 and Harrisonville Lodge No. 709. New officers were elected for the ensuing term, and a banquet followed at Mr. L. A. Hager’s on West Patrick Street with toasts on Odd Fellowship and related civic ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King David Lodge
C. B
Frederick City Lodge
D. R. Béralt
Harrisonville Lodge
Mountaln
Noble
Ae Philip Bergis
A . Seeger
Reep
Physii
Harrington
Hinween
Pibert A. Bennet
Teaser
Eli F. Haugh
Thomas Freeman Dixon
L. A. Hager
West Patrick Street
Wm. H. Shipley
Sppetite
Mmm
Hagers
G. H. McGregor
Albert 5. Brown
Frederick Cuy Lodge
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Prohibition Party
Brown
Odd Fellowship
McGregor
Young Men's Christian Association
Philip Seeger
William H. Shipley
C. H. Eckstein
G. Oscar Rhoads
Charles Seeger
A. H. Harington
Robert A. Bennett
Eli G. Haugh
Win. H. Shipley
Win. M. Spencekier
Augustus Fromke
W. Nash Young
Chaslea Simmona
Jaoes Dubel
J. Allen Grombin
John. M. Brengl
John T. ‘Lipps
Bradley 'T’. Nicodemus
Charles Keyser
Adam Flanigan
John Blumenauer
A. J. Eichelberger
Edgar Haller
Arthur B. Rager
F'Rank Shiptey' Richards
Keyser
Q. H. McGregor
Harry Hagan
Claud Warrenfeitz
Albert 8. Brown
Wm. H. Beall
C.H. Eckstein
Jacob L. Englebrecht
Frederick City
Ninety-One Years Old Mrs Brunner Reaches 91
Mrs. Margaret M Brunner widow of Valentine Brunner of Kart Patrick street turned 91 yesterday. Friends sent greetings and she received many remembrances. She has lived in the city all her life and recalls its history through fourscore and eleven years. She remains healthy and enjoys reading The News and amiable chats with all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret M. Brunner
Valentine
Brunner
Patrick Street
Myg
Ihs
Evening at YMCA Open House Announces Public Evening
An open public evening at the YMCA is planned for Thursday night at 8 15. The program includes a hymnatic drill several races and other domestic stunts. A volley ball game will be played for entertainment and to encourage community participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M
Oasium
East Lynne Tonight at the House Play Review
An unsigned note previews a performance of East Lynne at the house tonight. It promises talented artists, elaborate costumes, and a dramatic presentation with high acclaim and local anticipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lynne
Police Uniform Orders From Rosendour & Sons
Fragmentary notice shows B Rosendour & Sons supplying police uniforms. A sale or order is referenced with phrases about furnishing uniforms and additional garments being requested. Details on quantities or dates are unreadable in the fragment.
Omission in Election List Omits Foreman Candidate
A local election notice notes an omission in yesterday’s ballot list for United Fire Company candidates. The name Mr. Ippa appears as a foreman candidate but was accidentally left out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fire Com Pany
Ippa
Case Thrown Out over Nonexistent Plaintiff in Libel Suit
In Carroll County at Westminster the National Shutter Bar Company v G F Zimmerman & Company was decided for the defendants. The court held the plaintiff did not exist as a corporate entity at the time of the publication due to failure to pay the bonus tax required to exercise corporate powers. An appeal was reported to be pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Shutter Bar Company
Zimmerman & Company
Carroll County
Westminster
Meeks
Stoner & Weinberg
F. Marion Faubel
Frederick
Guy W. Steele
Westminater
Mersis, Bond & Parks
Urner & Urnogr
Merom, Stoner & Weinberg
Local Obituaries Recap of Adams Davis Harn Figures
Mrs Anna Maria Adam widow of Wilhelm Adam dies at 86 in West Patrick Street home after long illness. Born January 18 1836 in Kirch Hosbach Germany she came to the city in 1845. Survived by seven children and a funeral planned for Sunday. Mrs Drusilla Davis widow of Henry Davis dies at 89 in Baltimore after months of illness. Funeral held December 4 at Mount Airy with large attendance. G W Harn retired farmer dies at 68 in Mount Airy after brief paralysis illness. Funeral December 2 at Prospect church with seven pallbearers and family remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annh Maria Adam
Anna Maria Adam
Wilhelm Adam
West Patrick Street
Adam
Kirch Hosbach
Germany
Methodial Episcopal Church
Messrs
John W. and
Willis Adam
Catherine C. Fout
Mary E. Mehrling
Emma Hanssen
Clara Guia
Baltimore
An Ole C. Carter
Washington
Drusilla Davia
Drusilla Davis
Henry Davis
Mount Airy
Harry Davis
Albert
Pine Grove Cemetery
Tial & Son
Mit
G. W. Harn
Yeers
Airy
Prospect Church
Rev
Cecil
Taylorsville
Samuel Poole
Lloyd Buckingham
Bas. Penn
Harey Troyer
Wesley Beall
Lycurgus Clary
L.T. Lewis & Son
Modern Brotherhood Elects New Officers at Annual Meeting
At the recent Modern Brotherhood of America gathering officers were chosen for the coming year. President Dr. Thomas S. Bader Vice President Charles L. Stokes Secretary George W. Heinlein Treasurer Wilm G. Zimmerman Examining Physician J M Goodman Guide John H. Grove Watchman Henry B. Debringentry Charles H H Heffner Chaplain Markwood D Harp were elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Brotherhood
Modern Brotherhood of America
Thomas $. Bader
Charles L. Stokes
George W. Heinlein
Wim. G. Zimmerman
J. M. Goodman
John H. Grove
Henry B. Debring
Charles HH. Heffner
Markwood D. Harp
Thorn Injures Man Eye While Gathering Christmas Trees
Mr Williams Roberts on Third street was pricked in the right eye by a thorn while collecting Christmas trees near High Knob Yortenda. The thorn penetrated the eyeball near the pupil causing excruciating pain. he soon recovered enough to return to the mountains to continue gathering trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Knob Yortenda
Williams Roberts
Third Street
Christmas Remembrances From The Harz Mountains
A list of dozen photographs and frames for Christmas orders. Mentions the Frederick Baneball Association meeting at the M. A. building tonight and a club manager position. References a studio and a visit to Mallee with German imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Frederick Baneball Association
San
Te Ate
En Ma
Dievuseed
Tate Len
Braddock Heights Shooting Match and Holiday Events
Local notices announce a December 12 shooting match at 8 oclock and a smoker at Independent Hall hosted by Francis Scott Key Council OUA M. The Daily ads promote Christmas sales, crafts, China, Kodaks, and private lessons, inviting residents to Mullinix’s stores, Domestic Building Association dues, and community entertainments. Various vendors list toys, furniture, and decorative items as part of the season’s promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key Council
Independent Hall
Rene
Wertweliner
Ta Geora Bogmapartner
Local Market and Public Sale Notices Featured
Florida fruits mingle with farm sale ads and service notices from Hagoratown to Waxxry News. Distinct items include a December 9 10 optical showcase by Marino Buon at City Hotel, a public sale December 22 at 10 am for livestock and farming implements, plus baking and pie sales and utility bill reminders amid small town commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highbarger
Hagoratown
City Hotel
Waxxry News
J.D. Conano, Ja
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily Yews
John Milton
London
van Dyck
Milton
Ayacucho
la Guayra
Caracas
Eldridge
Louisa
Setresa
New York City
Bun
Neptune
Sovetol Dispatch
Tow News
S W. L. Foots
Westher Bureau
Ruggle
Kodaks
Chriati
Lincoln Highway
Lafean
House
Ripley
Elmer Jackson
King
Emma Davis
Justice Ritter
House of Correction
Seerse
Scjprel
Ritter
ODD Fellows
Revvid
B. Rosend Nour & Sons
Wpe
Geo Dennis, Jr
Republican County Central
Mallee
Reelighrom
Harz Mountains
Sakai E al
Ereutson Studio
Citizeng’ National Bank
Walloon
Saabs
Alendallan
Pana
Lez
C. Motter
Ad Haller
Svavecenas
Braddock Heighis
Prises
J. Poors, C. Manonz
Mullinix's
Capret Store
Kodake
Tae
Sais
M. Eleanor Dill
W. Third Street
McCardell
Delsarte
Tadey Dependens Hall
Oh Street
Folke
Mai
McOxnamy
John D. Nee Cree Enent Alan Be
Consumers’ “League
Cratons
John D. Hendelckson
Neidig & Miller
Mller
Calldron
Union Taffeta
Vardan
Florida
Marino Buon
Barber
Photographer
Crick
Unday
CnaLtence
Feppe
Christaas
A. Barone
South
Hartz Mountain
McCarbutt’s
Esse
Ines
Childre
Thor. P. Rice
George Bies
Sod Grandcone
Thomas
Biga
Furrral
M. L. Etchibon
Asstatanta
CHE Etorigon
Tore
M. L. Etorieon
Booth Market Street
Met
Charles 1. Renn. Ee
Charles L. Renn
Jacn
H. B. Etchison
B. Etchison
Fursttese
Roxey
East Church
Birest
Woman’s College
Sronwon
Direstee
Einsbaker
Phono
Uuidaw
Ara
Lye Soeleer
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