Purely Personal Notices From Local City Scene
A jumble of personal notices lists residents and visitors such as John As Dualét of Lahtwater, John H Abbott of South Market Street in Lewistown on business, Daniel E Derr of Baltimore visiting, and Mrs EW Edmonda and daughter Hazel in the city. Also noted are Edward J Smith returning from Baltimore, Miss Elizabeth Ester visiting from Lancaster, and several local residents from Market and Third Streets with updates on health, travel, and social visits. Several typhoid fever cases are mentioned, with some patients recovering and others confined to home or hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John As Dualét
Lahtwater
Ty. Engle
Fourth Street
Washington
Edward J. Smith
Baltimore
Mias
Elizabeth Ester
Lancéster
McCainl North Market
Georg Wui
Leichert
Lorraine Elsenberg
Tacosing
Landauer
Chireh Atreet
Bradley Faut
Patrick Street
Edoard Hall
Chiries A. Ogle
Soar
Woodville
Onte Ta
Myera Waa
x-Fibre
Brishoday
Baal
Watter Saunders
North Market Street
Philip I. Hiteshew
East Third Street
Temeipa
Clarence Hoffman
Preatley Baril
Best Sixth Street
Geoante FE
Broadrup
Fy Streets
Minees
Lillian
Abad Sar
South
City Hospital
Charles
Hymeneal Arrangements Reported From Gettysburg Area Marriages
Fragmented text records two wedding notices from Gettysburg area couples. Oliver Beitier and Elizabeth Reas wed at Bevannouege on Tuesday morning, officiated by Rev. Lamar. Albert Scott and Madelene Hing married at dawn in Darmaptus, with details garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariterrers
Oliver Ie Beitier
Repe Elitzsbeth Reas
Gettysburg
Bevannouege ‘Uekday
KH. Lamar
Albert R. Scott
Long. Corner
Madelene ¥. Hing
Pear
Rew Eg Mar
DUTROW REPORTS ON PANAMA CANAL RELIEF EFFORTS AND STATE GIVING
The canal report describes progress across several organizations and regions, noting strengthened membership and ongoing relief work. State and national contributions are listed, including New York leading gifts and multiple states funding tuberculosis, Armenian relief, and general disaster relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen’ Ginountel
Secident
Or. Gontaglour
Cho Turing
Phe
Subethtthal Andreae
New York
Marylind
New’ Jersey
Disteiet
Columbia
Illnois
Almatslam
Cherry HI
Pennaylynnhs
Ihe. Rochety
I. Rev
Dothioa
New York State
New Mont Gowery Farms Company Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation filed for Mont Gowery Farms Company. Incorporators: James A. Brown, Brod erick W. Cramer, William A. Crimer. Purpose to acquire land, build, lease, and market farm products and livestock. to manufacture and sell related machinery and equipment. Capital stock $50,000, 500 shares of $100 each. Principal office at Frederick. Directors named for the first term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester
Busi Oens
Prederick
Relapse Fells Mr George and Sparks Grave Fears
Fragment from a local column reports Mr George Frame suffered a severe relapse on a Sunday morning and fainted. For a time grave fears were held that he would not rally, with observers noting he was considerably indisposed and frail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Frame
Frostburg Opera House to Stage Large Public Event
Frostburg announces a major upcoming event at the Opera House. The project, organized by local leaders, aims to attract wide public attendance and showcase regional talent. Details on date and performers are to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frostburg
Reno
PerRike
Man Charged in Martinsburg Murder Case
The Martinsburg area saw a fatal attack tied to domestic strife. Charles Crowell, a 21 year old farmer, was accused after his wife’s shooting in a claimed pretext of jealousy. Crowell, described as a well-known northern county resident, faces murder-related charges as investigators piece together the couple’s troubled history and the events leading to the gunfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuthoytand
Hou
Intler
Martinehiry
WuWin
Charles Crowell
Weil
Crowell
George W
Adam Joradeno
Consi
Martinsburg
Aerial Kite Causes Stir Over Kearneysville Area
A large tethered airship or kite drifted into Berkeley County near Kearneysville attracting thousands of residents. The craft, anchored by a long wire, caused sightings as far as Mount Weather and left several pieces damaged. George Vannette, Martinsburg weather observer, attempted to bring it down but the device broke free and drifted about 100 miles. The government expects to take custody of the remaining equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearneysville
Berkeley
Martinsburg
Keitel
Weather
Nolse
Mount Weather
Kenrneryville
In the Law's Grip Committed to Montevue Hospital for Ten Days
David Kelly was committed to Montevue Hospital for ten days by Justice J. Francis after being arrested by Officer Herwig for intoxication on West et. He was taken to the lock-up, then to jail, with Deputy Feuer escorting him to Montevue. A separate note reports Ons Maloney charged with vagrancy after leaving work at a Thomas farm near Jefferson. Fr. Thorn notified the sheriff and the case was held sub curia before Justice John Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevue
David Kelly
J. Francis
K Kelly
Eged
Westet
Herwig
Feuer
Montevne Yesteryr
Red Cross Christmas Stamps Demand Grows Across Cities
A Washington dispatch notes the Red Cross Christmas stamps are more popular this year than last, with big sales in many cities. The President is reported to have purchased stamps and White House mail carries them, while stores in Frederick report widespread stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Washington
White House
Frederick
Sappington Dead and Probate Actions Filed in Orphans Court
The notice details John B. Price’s will bequeathing his estate to his wife Mary G. Price with remaining assets to the children, and appoints executors and trust provisions. It also records probate filings by Sarah C. Douguerty and other related bequests including church donations and a trust for grandchildren, with executors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John, B. Price
Orphans’ Court
Mary G.price
Sarah c. Douguerty
Boon
Orphiiia
Evangelical “Lutheran Church
Olivet
Thomas “W. "Rion
E. Rice
Ithom
Li. Dogeherty
Treaadiab
Herson
Walter L
Bartlis A
Hertha’ A. Riée
Funeral Notices and Local Improvements Report
Funeral services for Mr. John Jamlaon were held at St. John's Catholic Church with Rev. Fr. A. J. Conia presiding. Interment followed at St. John's Cemetery. pallbearers included W. Webster and G. Chase, with Thomas R. Rice as funeral director. Separate notice notes store improvements at the corner of Market and Fourth streets, describing interior updates and new countertops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
St. John’s Fatholis
A. J. Conia
Thallens
OL Devilbiss
Dleffper
Jesse
Bainte
Mele
Delaughter
Mallon
E. Brown
St. John's
Thomas PR. Rice
Menriet
Pete
Arloysa Terdiy
Quinn's
Churveh
Hey
AL Murrix
St. ‘Mill
Willian Avire
George Chase
Edgar’ Fyler
Amd
George Lyles
Frank
Vo. Staub
Mirket
Rome
Enkor
Rector Accepts Call to Albany Church
Rev Eugene Pearea, rector of the Episcopal church at New Market, has accepted a call to become rector of an Episcopal church in Albany New York and will assume charge of the new parish in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Eugene
Pearea
Episcopal
New’ Market
New York
Tearing down the wall of the National Bank building begun
A local brief notes the demolition of the wall of the National Bank building has started. The item covers the ongoing work and its immediate purpose for the structure. No further details are provided in the fragment.
Local Sales and Holiday Goods Display At Barriat’s
A distorted advert lists special sales days on Tuesdays and Thursdays with marked down items. It mentions fruit, tea, children’s underwear and coats, cameras, Edison pictures, electro magnets and phonographs as gift options, with delivery before Christmas and a full line of merchandise at Barriat’s 293 N Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Sthelevy
Grazpavone
Citizens National Bank Election Notice Frederick Md
On the second Tuesday and January 11 1910 a bank election is held for directors of Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland for the ensuing year. The notice cites the banking hours and officers including WM G Zimmerman cashier and references an interest rate change previously announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Md
Citizens’ National Bank of
Frederick
WM. G. Zimmerman
Castiler
Public Sale at 134 West Second Street
Public sale is announced for Friday December 10 1000 at 11 oclock at No 134 West Second Street. Items include Wendigg machines almost new and a sale of aluminum ware nickel ware and varied household goods. Auctioneer Hanver Lean Frederick Frederick and G L Qoomt & Co advertise durable goods and special discounts with cash terms and delivery offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weat Second Street
Hanver St. Lean
Audctioneer
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TE. Daily News
Lance Salate
John Joss Browne
Chios
Louba
Eldridge- Faunt
Ménerland
Reon
Times
Rydon
Howe
Iter
Heickstein
Edison
Nua
Stuiato
Marvel Etotizon
Etchison Studio
C.E
Bigus
Fred, Gas .& Ble. Co
Alstenay
Bertie
of Dutrow Reports
Repragonts
Panama
Bross
NEW Corporation
Chavien
Grip
Sappington
Unionville
Libertytowi
Mica
Alno
Messrs
Greenbir Charles
William A. Sappinton
Ue Fancle
Ull
Kode
Edw
Fatec
Edison ' Pictures
Ume
Ercarson Sronio
Edison Hors
Barriat
Ays
Chtiseng’ National Bank
Frederick, WD
Citizens! National Bank
D. Baker
Gashier
Ita
Burplis
Allen G. Quyum & Co
Lake View
Good Royale
Anytorical Yao
Teder
Hanver BR
Lean
Fredarick
Brednich
Beon Bros
Aera
Tn Frederick Frederick
Xman
Eptertatom
Nee
saDeAic
Boncrahar
Jon D.wendrickson
Gentlemen's List
Colt
Ens
Brett Ait
Erin
Ke Head
Ke Head Sear Searth
Aiveror Anvaton Waite
Neidig & & Miller
Agnes
Kruna
Wicpgrs
Bremen
Welcom Bros
In Bros
Ordora
Fraderick
Fraderich
BomerCo
Renee
Ee Gas & Exzc. Co
Lechea High Capes
Otto Pole
Pardisons
America
McCardell
G. L. Jag. Co
Bea Ees
Sali
Sean Ea
GRO. L. Crayer É Couas
Frederick, Ma
Cramer & Staunfar
Piik
Wreder
Acto Farm
Niokince
Friis Iaresareluos Sadat
Eity
Saura Roy
Proplis
Sahuramge
Wrederioz, BD
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