Atland School Instructors Wed in Baltimore Wedding
A long romance from the Maryland School for the Deaf led to a marriage of Zola A. Staley of Washington and Harry T. Creager of Frederick in Baltimore at Christ Methodist Episcopal Church for the Deaf. Creager, now an instructor at the Maryland School, and Staley, formerly in charge of younger students, plan to return to Frederick after a brief wedding trip. The notice also lists several other quiet weddings from Littlestown to Hanover with details on times and parsonage venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland School
Zola A. Staley
Cornelius Staley
Washington, D
Harry T. Creager
Frederick
Baltimore
Christ Methodist Episcopal Church For the Deaf
D. E. Moylan
Creager
Washington
Mr. Creager
Cantata At Walkersville Draws Large Audience
United Brethren Church at Walkersville filled to capacity for the Sunday school cantata Around the Manger. Tableaux and calcium lights added a refined touch as organist Ruth Reddick received a purse of gold and Pastor Rev Paul E Holdcraft gained a handsome sum from church members. Superintendent William C Wachter presented the gifts and delivered a brief speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Walkersville
Misa Ruth Reddick
Paul E. Holdcraft
William C. Wachter
A.C. Day
Wheat price steady at 1.20 per bushel this week
The report notes wheat at 1.20 per bushel with no change from Thursday. It references Frederick and markets this fall or winter, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Christmas Day Observances In Frederick City Reflect Community Spirit
Frederick residents reported a full holiday of church services, music, and charitable acts. Jail and Montevue inmates received modest meals and gifts funded by local donors. Federated Charities and American Rescue Workers coordinated dinners for the needy, while crowds filled choruses and a Community Christmas Tree lit event at city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevue
M. A. Woodward
John Gomber
and Mex
Henry Ranbe
Albert Dleh
Mia. L. Victor Baughman
Misa Faunt Feltey
Wnmen
Canard
Rice
Montlevue
Walter G. Lamont
American Rescue Workers
Federated Charities
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Federated Charities Organization
Frederick
Charities Organization
Fraley
Byron E. Hughes
Virginia Carty
Mary Filler
Miller
Miss Diller
Mary Grove
Marie Haller
Roberta Carty
Marion Douglass
Charles B. T. Hendrickson
Henry F. Anderson
Frank B. Sappington, Jr
Mre
Mary Steckel Burck
City Hall
Santa Brings Zero Weather This Christmas Season
The season opened with the first zero weather of winter as the thermometer fell to 11 degrees before midnight. Christmas Day was mild yet snowy, with forecasts of more snow and widespread sleighing reported across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Work of Death Thinly Veiled by Christmas Feasts
John Cleary aged five near Woodville died suddenly while his Christmas dinner was being prepared. Dr Nice arrived too late. The article lists his survivors including two sons in Baltimore and at home. It also notes several obituaries and Christmas observances at Emmitsburg and Frederick City Hospital with carols and generous hospital donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cleary
Woodville
Cleary
J. Albert Nice
John W. Cleary
Baltimore
Walter Cleary
Phillips
Woodberry
Caroline Hinkle
Caroline Hidkle
Charles Ridgely
Mt. Airy
St. Agnes Hospital
John Hinkle
Frederick City Hospital
Board of Managers and Friends
Purely Personal Notes From Frederick Homestead Visitors
Purely Personal items listing residents and visitors in Frederick during Christmas and holidays. numerous individuals from Winchester Baltimore Hagerstown and other towns are shown visiting relatives friends or spending holidays in Frederick with addresses and family ties noted.
Christmas Visits Across Towns Mentioned in Local Notices
Notebook of Christmas gatherings shows Mr. dwin 1 Shopp in Washington with sisters on East Patrick street. Mr. C. Harry Webster visits Adame town relatives on East Church street. Bernard A. J. Brust spends Christmas with his mother on West Church street. Vernon Dansberger visits his parents on West Patrick street. Midshipman Alien G. Quynn returns to Annapolis after holidays on East Third Street. Miss Hilzabeth Getzenhauper stays with sister in Baltimore area before heading to University of Baltimore. George H. DeGrange of Salem, Iowa, visits sister on West Church street then travels to Virginia. Rev. Charles Brosius, Africa missionary, returns for a gala at his Sunbury home. Harry L. Hagan of Hagerstown visits Frederick relatives after injury in a recent fire. Weathered home remedy ad for Pinex cough syrup outlines preparation and savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A
Elgler
Hinton
W. Va
East Second Street
Mc Garl
Hageretown
East Third Street
Harold Burkholder
Baltimore
Robert Moto
York
Henry
B. DeGrange
West South Street
Beulal Moberly
Louise Dames
Mia
Daniel W. Bissler
West Patrick Street
Relaivex
Alberton
Lizzie Sc
George L. Cramer
Blackstone
Karryck
Nussbaum
North Market Street
Hagerstown
George Hoskins Morgan
West Church Street
Lou and
Aric Gonso
Dwin
Washington
Patrick Street
C. Harry Webster
Adame Town
John FP
Webster
East Church Street
Bernard A. J, Brust and
Rocky Springs
Malone Brust
Vernon Dansberger
G. Wm. Dansberger
G. Quynn
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Hilzabeth Getzenhauper
University Clogpital
Edward D Grove
George H. DeGrange
Salem
Henry County
Iowa
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Virginia
Lowa
Charles Brosius
Africa
Sunbury
Harry L. Hagan
Frederick
Hagan
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in Maryland
In the District Court of Maryland a bankruptcy case for William E. MacGill is filed. The first meeting of creditors is at Arthur D. Willard law office Frederick City Maryland January 9 1915 at 10 o'clock a m. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
District of Maryland
William EE. MacGill
William E. MacGill
Frederick
William FE. MacGill
Frederick City
Maryland
Arthur D. Wilard
Ythian Castle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Atland School
Mise
Staley
Kindiq—Ditzler
John V. Kindig
Alta Ditzler
Littlestown
Grace Reformed Parsonage
John A. Ditzler
Saytos—Bealer
Roy
T. Guyton
Burkittsville
Clare E. Bealer
Gapland
Lutherak Parsonage
Ulysses S. G. Rupp
Williamb. Guyton
Harry G. Dorsey
Guyton
Burkittaville
Menat—Baird
George E. Henry
Nellie V. Baird
Hanover
Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
George F. Kline
East Sixth Street
Achhoyer
Siriver
George C. Schroyer
Schleysville
Nora E. B. Shriner
Emmitsburg
At & O
Laura Schroyer
Charles E. Schroyer
U. B .Church
Knights Templar
Jacques de Molay
Masonic Temple
Arthur MacArthur
Knights Templar of
America
Harry J. Kefauger
A. LeRoy McCardell
R .E
William C. Jennens
A. Atler ‘Radcliff
John T. White
Robert E. Delaplaine
Edgar K. Moore
Larry” Diehlman
Mt. St. Mary's
St. John's Catholic Church
John Wickiess
Thomas F. Kennedy, Jr
Xmas
Maryland School For the Deaf
U. B. Weather Bureau
Hilga Low
Santa
Mercury
VRB
Annie RB. Trench
Annie FE. French
Charles F. French
Point of’ Rocks
James F. French
Harry Willie
Farah V. French
Point of Rocks
Hannahs
Charles Hannahs
Philadelphia
St. Joseph’s Church
Julia Tyson
John Tyson
J. K. Shaw
Board of Visitors
Leta
George Jolliffe
Winchester
J. Vernon Silence
William Bradley
Lou Clabaugh
Laura Hull
Lillian Stone
Clarence Kreh
Charles Kreh
William G. Grimes
Washington Grove
Fourth Street
J. Walter Getty
New Windsor
P. H. C. Birely
Bradley Dorsey
Germaintown
Grace Watkins
Harold Moberly
Edward Moberly
East Fourth Street
Harry DL. Young
Fahrney Young
Lawrence DeGrange
Mrs
Elizabeth DeGrange
Paul Holtz
C. C. Holtz
Western Maryland College
Edward S. Smith
Washington and Lee University
T. B. Engle, Jr
Bougher
N. J
Wm. Hunt Keller
Beecham
Bez
The
Pinex Co
Wayne, Ind
Ings Department
St. c. F. Rothenhoefer
Palace
S. A. Gregg
Moret
Fraderiak
Fife
Arthur D. Willard
Seferee
Jomes E. Doll, Jeweler
Kmas Jewelry
James E. Doll
South Market Street
W. Patrick St
Lilly
Ruakles & Mullinkx
Mik
Derick, MD
Harry R. Flautt
City
Shes Store
Baumgardner, Sanitary Meat Store
H. D. Baumgardner
Market St
N. Market St
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