This Date In History December 27 From The Daily News
The issue records December 27 events with weather notes by Moonz, chief of the Weather Bureau, including a pressure rise over central valleys, a western New York storm, high winds, and precipitation. It notes warmer New England and northwest, much colder lower lake region and Ohio valley, with rain along the Atlantic coast and forecasts for snow in New England by Friday night and generally fair weather elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Moonz
Berean
Rocky Mountain
North Atlantic
New York
New England
Northwest
Lower Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Ess Gulf Brates
Atlantic Coast
Mississippi
Ohio
Lower Lake
Middle
South Atlantic
Upper Lake
New Ads Today Loggins Gloves Shoes and More
Loggins gloves and shoes advertised along with entries for D Wineberg house for rent and various notices. Gov for sale, Mrs Johnson deal, GMO equity mention, F J Nelson solicitor. Public ball and estate notices appear with General Wim Smith administrator. Ladies aid and Fox Chase referenced with cryptic listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loggins
D. Wineberg
Zscharlas. Gov
Bsale
Johnson
GMO Equity
F. J. Nelson
Wim. Smith
Admr
C. A. Fox Chase
Nenreenss J. MC Smith
C. C. Carty
Creceese
Deb Hendrickson
Wheel of Progress in Frederick Opens New Factory Plan
The firm of B Rosenour & Sons expands into ladies muslin underwear production in Frederick. About 150 women currently employed for eight to ten weeks, rising to 300 operators for two months with local hires from Frederick city and county. Operations start early next year behind the Central Hotel, with potential future plant expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Roesneur & Sons
Rosenour
Maployes
Frederick City
Helsman Criies
Fred-erick
Tas
Firse
Death and obituaries mix with local deeds in December notice
Mr Henry C Storr a prosperous farmer of Obheritsire died suddenly on the 98rd instant at his residence after a long illness. He fell and was revived, but expired at 4 30 p m. He was a native of England and 66 years old. Funeral at Zion Reformed Church Charlesville on Christmas day at 3 50 p m. He leaves a widow, three sons and two daughters. Also death of Mary Carroll at Middle Alley aged 44. Property transfers include Lewis C Murphy to Anals BE Murphy one acre. James A Koons one acre and two perches. Georges Jones two acres. Wm Hard to Clarence Anders 19} peros of ia73 6400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Storr
Storr
England
Zion Reformed Chuch
Charlesville
Gries Ramebarg
Janl
Green
John Clem
Jacob Hammer
Lew
Hemeberz
W. Mabjon Stull
C. Sneith
Andercaker
Lewis C. Murphy
BE. Murphy
Dottera
James A. Koons
Wm. McKinchey
M.E McKindey
Georges Jones
William A. Hard
Clarence
K. Anders
Perebos
Misa Clara
John Smith
Woodaboro
Wiliam F. Myerly
Douple Pipe Creek
Woodsboro
R. 8
Patterson
Xube—Bowmar
Cavetown
Charles A. Fantee
Ras Irvin Kuhn
Frederick County
Jepsie Bowman
Pleasant Valley
Washington County
Stall —Locke
Donbie Pipe Creek
Onfo E. Stall
Alma T. Locke
Ladiesburg
Maryland
J. Kolb
Smitk—Marker
Reformed Parsonage
Dr. Eechbach
Georges A. Smith
Mary F. Marker
Frederick Cosnty
Christmas Chatter and Church Holiday Events
A Chesapeake area newspaper item catalogs Christmas observances across churches. Families and children perform, decorations glow, and gifts are shared. Rev. Conner receives tokens and a purse, and a fire at Walkersville prompts evacuation. Funds raised support a damaged Charlotte Hall school and an organ upgrade.
Storms and losses sweep across Maryland counties
A severe storm rips through Carroll and Harford counties causing injuries and property damage. Farmhouses and buildings burn in Kent and Millersville, with losses totaling thousands. Local figures include Gen. Charles A Reynolds of Baltimore and Miss Nannie S Wilson, daughter of the late Senator, who wed Edward D. Martin in Snow Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Carroll County
George W. Wilcox
Annapolis
J. Mitchell
Joh Nelson
St. Mary’s County
Kent County
Woman's Christian Temperator Union
Charles A Reynolds
Baltimore
Louis D. Marvin
Millerselile
Anne Argadel County
Snow Hill
Nannie
Wilson
Senator Wilson
Edward D. Martin
Colton
St. John’s Church
James Gordon
Lawrence
Roverstine
Perryman
Harford County
John KH Wagamen
Washington County
Brown
Annagelis
Thaz
Frederick and Mid diet swa Etedric Rahmad
The piece profiles George William Santich and George Wm Smith as capable business leaders with executive skill. It describes Santich as energetic and successful in Frederick City and praises Smith for public restraint yet merits recognition for his merits, noting his supportive role in railroad progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ongebie
Ioe
Catoctia Clariog
George William Santich
Frederick and Middiet Swa
Etedric Rahmad
Smith le
Belomgy
Frederice City
Geo. Wm Smith
Nhl
Gee
War Smith
Marriages and social notes from Johnsville area
A string of local weddings and social events is recorded. Gertrude Irene Strasburg and Daniel J. Whitmore wed at the Methodist Protestant Church with family guests from Johnsville and Baltimore, followed by a voyage to Washington and Philadelphia and a reception back home. Other ceremonies include Hartman Lebberts in St Johns Church and multiple December nuptials around Utica Mills, Unionville, Rocky Springs, Woodsboro, and Cavetown, noting couples, locations, and post ceremony travels.
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Writmore
Straebure
Johneville
Meredis Nelrosez
Mesers
Roscoe Bwesdner
Liberty
Pearre Pearson
Johnawile
Mendelssohn
Annie Laurie
Molise Johnston
Baltimore
Faion
Ahack
Washington
Philadelphia
Jobnavilis
Jobnaville
St.John’s Catholic Church
Charles Hartman
Hice Mary Lebberts
Gaffney
St. John’s
Hartman
Severe southeast wind and rain sweep Frederick area
A powerful storm from the southeast hit Frederick last evening with heavy rain and high winds. A large tree fell near Court Street, damaging law offices and breaking windows, then was cleared by city workers. Fences and property around McMurray, a straw stack near Raymond Raich, and billboards suffered damage. The storm extended to Hagerstown where the Bald win House roof was blown off. no major injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Cubar
Lae
Mesare
Baker Jobeson
C. A. Gapin
Sir
George W. Breagin
Corporation
Pleces
McMurray
West South
Mgr
Raymond Raich
Hagerstown
Baldwin
Law grips West Falls man jailed on weapons charges
John H. Elgin of West Falls was arrested by Constable D. Myers on Wednesday for disorderly conduct and carrying a concealed weapon after allegedly stealing clover seed and found with a revolver. Bail set at 1100 for the grand jury, plus 150 for witness. his father posted the bail. Also reported: the funeral of Ferdinand Becker at East Fifth Street with services by Rev. Gaffney. interment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. A. T. Rice & Sons funeral directors. William A. Mansfield distributed 200 bread tickets to the needy. Handcome Christmas issue noted from Sharon Telegraph. Willie Labbartz accidentally shot in the temple with an air gun. Local notes include Boonsboro crosstown chatter, Opera House inventory by Duttentat and Typon, and Gov. to name Frederick county commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
John H. Elgin
West Falls
D. Myers
Liberty
Pen & Peace Westant
Henew
Lingenore
Brennessa
Anmonville
Willie Labbertz
Witten Lebberts
East Third Street
Christmas Traditions Across Cultures and Dates
The text traces Christmas customs including gifts and superstitions tied to Caristias day, note on decorations like holly and mistletoe, and mentions a bearer of Christmas culture through the Dutch in America. It references a figure who died in A.D. 138 and notes Christmas holidays observed in Booth Carolina and other regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chriszmaer
Suesda
Caristeas
Charlittina
Avery
Fire and law items echo through Frederick streets
A chaotic scene on Christmas Eve describes a fire risk and swift response as locals discuss potential arson near Second and Third streets. A jury of condemnation heads to set a fair price for the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad right of way, with eight of twenty jurors to be dismissed. Also notes Frederick Almanac giveaways at local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ramo
Local notices and events in a Maryland paper
Nastoe hosts a Ladies Auxiliary meeting at 7.80 pm Saturday in the Y.M.C.A. parlor for New Year reception planning. A red fox hunting event on New Year’s Day at 1380 o’clock offers prizes and leather goods to the rider with the brush. Oyster House advertises cheap fried oysters. Physical culture and dancing classes resume weekends. January 8 inauguration details for Governor Lowndes and B&O excursion tickets for Maryland residents offer reduced fares January 7-10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodatoro
J. M. Smith
Union Hotel
Lowndes
Maryland
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