County notes from Woodsboro reflect local greetings and events
Mer John Fogle bought a fine driving horse from Hanover Pa. Church services are scheduled next Sunday at 10 and 2 30. Mrs Harvey Witmer and son John visit her parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Dorens. Maud Weddle slowly improves after typhoid fever. Residents busy baking cakes for Christmas. Otho Donsife displays a Niagara Falls tree. Kris Kingles cause fear among Hewle children. German Medicine Co held a free concert December 23 at the town hall. Cold spell and some sleet or light snow. Roscoe Erzier slowly improves after illness. Prof Russell Alexander and Miss Alvis Young gave a well attended entertainment. Laura Stout visits Baltimore. Ids Alexander returns from Baltimore. Wm Trout and wife back from Frederick visit. Missionary Society held December 22 lecture by a Swiss minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro
Mer
John Fogle
Hanover
Reformed Church
Harvey Witmer
John
Jacob Dorens
Maud Weddle
Otho Donsife
Niagara Falls
Kris Kingles
Hévle
Simon Oram
Roscoe Erzier
Russell Alexander
Alvis Young
Old Town Hall
Laura Stout
Baltimore
Ids Alexander
Wm. Trout
Hee Ainter
H. Clay Hull
Frederick
Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
Switzerland
Death of James Burton Near McKaig’s
James Burton of near McKaig’s died Tuesday of heart failure at about 62. The funeral was held this morning at 10 from Fair View church with Rev. Mr. Utz of New Market officiating. Interment followed in the church graveyard. Situations Secured. Many positions advertised in this newspaper. Fifteen cents buys fifteen words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Burton
Near McKaig's
Fair View Church
Mr. Utz
New Market
Churches Celebrate Christmas Programs and Gifts
Christmas observances filled churches with bright programs from Methodist Sunday schools and other congregations. Milton G. Urner received a clock and carnations from officers and teachers for 30 years of service. Festivities included midnight services at St John’s Catholic and Evangelical Lutheran, a large All Saints Episcopal service, and numerous performances by infant departments, choirs, and bands across Lutheran, Episcopal, and Reformed churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
M. E. Sunday School
Adolphus Fearhake
Milton G. Urner
Dorothy Filler
Urner
Dr. Todd
Angel
Lewis Sponseller
Albert McClow
Chorna
Children’s Choice
Willie Shell
Hant Hendrickson
School
Mary Castle
Evangelical Reformed
Evangelical Reformed Church
Bethlehem
Judea
Beth-lehem
Eschbach
Saints’ Episcopal
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingla
Mary Steckel
Bess
Sainte
Allen
Mauleby
Nadine Allen
Shafer Rhoads
Burke
Osborn
Bader
Compher
Funeral for Mr. E A Shriner Near Osresville
The funeral for E A Shriner was held at his home at 11 o clock with services led by Rav Dr E A Eschbach and Rev I M Motter. Prof George Edward Milch sang and pallbearers included Oscar Creeger James Houck and others. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. A T Rice & Sons directed arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Shriner
Osresville
Rav
E. A. Eschbach
I. M. Motter
George Edward &Milch
Oscar Creeger
John L. Nivoderning
Eugenve L. Derr
Janes Houck
Nelson Diehl
Wao
J. Worman
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Glory to God in the Highest and a Church Program
A church program lists music and readings during a rendition with titles like Glory to God in the Highest and Joy Bells are Ringing. It notes Rev J W Pontius, E O Mumford of Gettysburg, Miss Blanche Kefauver, Oscar Dean, Rev M L Beard, and others performing songs and recitations, with the church décor and a benediction. The article then reports Col George A Pearce denying any foreign mission intent and affirming his renomination bid for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Pontius
E. 0. Mumford
Gettysburg
Blanche Kefauver
Braddock
Oscar Dean
M.L Beard
Bethlehen
Louis Main
Mildred Derr
Vizzi? Doub
Ethel Englow
Grace Beard
Lorda
George A. Pearra
Gny
Congress
New Bill Planned To Pay Frederick War Claim
John Hardt has received a letter from Senator Wellington indicating a new bill will be drafted during the holidays to pay Frederick's war claim and then introduced in the Senate after Congress reconvenes. The proposed bill challenges Early's levy on Frederick as retaliation for depredations by Union forces in Virginia, arguing the levy arose from information from Frederick citizens about General Early's alleged plan to attack Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ©. Hardt
United States
George L. Wellington
Frederick
Senate
Congress
General Early
Virginia
Washington
Christmas Gifts From Mill Employees at Njameville
W H Turner of the Eastern Milling and Expert Co received two Christmas gifts from mill employees a carved opal pin set with diamonds and a white leather case with eight silver mounted brush and combs engraved with his initials plus a quartered oak writing desk with brass trim. Henry A Hahn a Lutheran Sunday school teacher was given a rockwood table by his class. B Rosencar a clothing merchant was presented with a typewriter desk by his employer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jntistmas
W. H. Turner
Eastern Milling & Expert Co
Njameville
Henry A. Hahn
Lutheran Sunday School
B. Rosencar
Deak
Major Crampton Coming Home
Relatives of Major Louis W. Crampton of the Medical Department report he is returning from the Philippines. He sailed from Manila on December 15 via the Suez Canal and is due home in February. He will spend a month in Baltimore then move to San Francisco and be stationed at the Presidio for three years. A native of Frederick county, he was surgeon at Fort McHenry before going to the Philippines. He served in Iloilo for a year and led the hospital at Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crampton
Louis W. Crampton
Medical Department of the Army
Philippines
Manila
Suez Canal
Toeach
Major Crampton
Baltimore
San Francisco
Presidio
Frederick County
Fort McHenry
Iloilo
Knights Templar Toast at Jacques Isle Mo Lay Commandery
Yesterday in their asylum Jacques Isle Mo Lay Commandery met at noon and offered a toast to Most Eminent Grand Master Henry Bates Stoddard. The document also notes two arrests by Officers Mehrling and Hol Braner for fighting and assault with a grand jury action pending for Foland, with bail set at 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Smith
Mimie Dimmy
Muzzle Jones
Mehrling
Justop Smith
Worth
Toula Foland
Holbraner
Knights Templar
Jacques Ile Molay
W. Nash Young
Henry Bates Stoddard
Mains
Oregon
Isles of the Sea
Baltimore Engineer Succumbs to Illness at 84
Slingluff, 125 West Lafayette avenue Baltimore, an agent for Yawman Erb cilica supplies and former Baltimore Building and Loan Association official, is critically ill at Baltimore City Hospital. He suffered typhoid fever with Bright's disease developing three weeks ago. He is 84, married to a daughter of the late Dr McSherry, with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slinglaf
R. Sewell Slingiuff
West
Lafayette Avenue
Baltimore
Baltimore City Hospital
Bright
Mr. Slingiuff
Freider O. Slingioff
Yawman- Erb Company
Rochester
N. Y
United Drill Association Dance Tonight at United Hall
The United Drill Association hosts a 4 dance bill at United Hall tonight with music by the Frederick Select Orchestra. J Alfred Ritter Jr and Lester A Toms oversee the arrangements. A second select dance is planned at Junior Hall tomorrow. Mr W J McCardell, son of A O McCardell, recovering from a football injury operation in Baltimore, expects home by New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Drill Association
United Hall
Junior Hall
Frederick
W. J. McCardell
A. O. McCardell
Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
Slight Fire At DeLashmutt Residence On West Third Street
A minor blaze occurred at 645 o clock last night at Mr EK E DeLashmutt s home on West Third street. Firemen arrived promptly but no service was needed as water doused the flames from heated furnace timbers. Some floor had to be torn up to reach the fire, with an estimated loss around 30. Entertainment notices follow as two Sunday schools announce Christmas programs tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EK. E. DeLashmutt
West Third Street
Funeral Entombment For Mrs Caroline Kenuf Man
The remains of Mrs. Caroline Kenuf man were shipped to Baltimore today for interment in the Hebrew cemetery. W. H. B. Etchison had charge of the funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Kenufman
Baltimore
Hebrew Cemetery
W.H.B. Etchison
Notable Local Figures and Violent Incident Recap
News items note the death of Ernest Downes, vice-president of Canton National Bank, from apoplexy at his home in Tuckahoe Neck Osroline county. A plan to open a cold storage plant in Cumberland is proposed with $100,000 capital led by Archibald Williamson. A dinner and dance were held for J Clemons Clark at Springfield Hospital. Broegt Norris was jailed in Rockville after a prior shooting of Henson Smith, who later died after discharge from a Washington hospital. A serious shooting in Sykesville left two Italian laborers gravely wounded. warrants issued for Raphael Destefano and Raphael Reder, with Destefano arrested and Reder at large. one victim unlikely to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Downes
Canton National Bank
Tuckahoe Neck
Osroline County
Archibald C. Williainson
Rockville
Henson Smith
Washington
Smith
Norrins
Sykesville
Baltimore
Ory
Raphael Destefano
Raphael Reder
Destefano
Reder
Offcar Gare
Arson Suspect Bound Over In Taneytown Barn Fire
Deputy State Fire Marshal Charles V Wants of Westminster arrested Samuel P. Starner of Taneytown on a warrant issued by Justice John H. Diffendall charging arson for setting fire to a barn on the farm tenanted by Staley in Taneytown district. The barn burned December 18, two horses perished, and Starner posted 3000 bail with Dr. G W Weaver as surety for a hearing on December 28. Slate's Attorney Weant attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arron
Charles V. Wants
Westminster
Samuel P. Sterner
Taneytown
John H. Diffendal
Staley
Local Christmas Entertainment at Doll’s and City Opera House
Tonight at Doll’s and City Opera House present a festive program featuring Minerva the wonderful picture singer with "A Christmas Onnista" and a Christmas Cantata. Also advertised are home made eggnog, roasted oysters, clams, Old Bass Ale, and Apollo Piano Player. Tickets 10 and 25 cents with reserved seats at Yeakle’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oty Opera House
Minerva
The
Wonderful Picture
Glass Pole
Santa Claus
City Opera House
Yeakle’s
Court of Appeals January docket Frederick County cases
The first docket of the Court of Appeals lists two Maryland cases from Frederick County: State of Maryland versus James W. Long and State of Maryland versus James King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Frederick County
State of Maryland
James W. Long
James King
Rededication of Braddock church planned next Sunday
Services at 1045 a m 2 and 7 p m will mark the rededication of the Union Church at Braddock. Rev T F Hoffmeier and A Hedges will officiate. Justice Bradley of the DC Supreme Court signs a decree granting George Leslie Cramer a divorce from Mrs Mary Edoe Cramer. Local market quotes list corn prices and other grains and a Baltimore marriage license was issued to Richard Hutton and Fansie Hafner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
Braddock
T. F. Hoffmeier
A. Hedges
Justice Bradley
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
George Leslie Cramer
This City
Mre
Mary Edoe Cramer
Baltimore
Richard Hutton
Philadelphia
Fansie Hafner
Frederick
Frederick merchants report strong holiday trade this year
Frederick business notes show merchants reporting better holiday trade than in many years past with most stores cleared of Christmas goods by Tuesday night though inventories were larger than in previous years. The newly launched Schley newspaper is published at Doubs in Frederick County by the Manor Publishing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caine
Rogers & Bro
Sears
Frederick
Schley
Frederick County
Doubs
Manor Publishing Company
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the Daily News
Thomas Gray
Trenton
Richmond
New York
Upper
Great Republic
John A. Logan
Willian Detmold
New York City
Elliott Cowes
Maryland-Olondy BE
W. L. Moosz
Ole Wealmot Duron
Ments
Erick Elevator Co
Third St. Jiy Opera House
Doll's
Etchison’s
Williamson’s
Moser
Harriet Tyler
Ralaton Goldsborough
Lehigh
Wm. Levy
Murray Brish
Milton Schmidt
Anna Fretwell
South Market Street
M. Imogen Dorssy
Micsss
South Market
H. Randall Webb
All Saints’ Rectory
Margarett Cbaney
Elsie Wilhide
Clinton Kauffman
LeGore
Tos News
Ari
Christ
Methodist School
Evangelical Lutheran
Osrols
M. J. Kline
D.D
Martha Kemp
Helen Bestschool
Guiding Star
Feaster Haller
Hilda Zacharing
Mary Wood
Kuhlman
Middletown Lutheran
Middletown
Hall Mack
S. Clark
John L. Rontzehn
E.A. Shriner
Prelate Edward A. 8Hriner
United Brethren Sunday School
Bethlehem Hall
Lo- Tenz
Grace Reformed Sunday School
Osli
Apollo
Cama
H. E. Wilcoxon
Chas. M. Steiff
Wilcoxon's
At&t Wilcoxon’s
Boteler
Kansas City University
London
Market Sé
HE al
Banta's
Perrin
Childran
Boxer
Isanogle & Wagamans
Cos
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
Clinton E. Main
Clinton
Neidio's Miller
Paseids
Hsvs
Eaper
East Church Street
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ohio River
Alabama
Florida
Louisiana
Mississippi
New Mexico
North Carolina
Texas
Sinc Havana
Cuba
Nassau
N. P
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Neidig & Miller
L. BE. Mullinix
LovEty “Portieres
B. Sappington
E Expresa
China
L. E. Mullinix
N. B
Sappington
Ian Shawly
North City Hall
GEO
Rodooe & CO
Dwest
Roduck
A. T. Bios
Sgws
A. T. Ricz & Sons, Funeral Directors
North Market Strere Frederick
Rederick CO
T. P. Rice
Fourth &T
C &P
Fredk Co
Cally
Potomac River
Barrelto
Prises
Willard C. Keller
Professiona
Josep W. Gaver
Court Street
Didawis Edwin Devilbiss
Amos Urner
Inburance
Dolt & Albaugh Building
Fredarios, Md
Eotzdanly
H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
D. A. Atlee Radcliff
DENTI@T
University OF Maryland
James M. Hadcliff
North Market Birest
George A. Givers
McGdemur
Centiat
Bours Frederick Co
Dgdaply
John L. Dutrow
Walbersville
Benjamin Rosanour
Gmael J. Forney
Kaseman
Wman J. R. Lrase
WM. Fleming
Abby RB. Snook
Lewistown
A. N. Cramer
Owl Own
Frederick City, MD
G. B.oline
Goer Investment
O. E. Oline
J. E. W. Hargett
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