Social World Highlights From Frederick Gatherings
A lively Frederick social page recounts a formal party with about sixty attendees at Braddock Heights, featuring music, a late intermission dinner, and a long guest list. Other items note a Christmas family reunion at 505 South Market Street, a Highland dinner before a Masonic Temple dance, and a Mergland School sleigh ride for the pupils with community joy and festive scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uch S.succese
Sether Braddock Elpus
Prashe Heights
Frederick
Braddock
Mei
Georges Ur
Texas
Charles’ C. Waters
Jacob’ Rosenstock
Howard Dutrow
Panstis
D. Zumerman
Miseca Bess Cosths
Lucy
Thomas
Mabel Lindley
Beth: Bowers
Viola Bowers
Margrete
Dill
Isabel - Zimmerman
Helen Heythberger
Elizabeth Worman
Jonle Gaye
Flee “Landis
Pearl Esder
Hal Lee- Ott
Naomi. Veub
Mabel Gilbert
Eae
Yinmers
Helen
Mutlinix
Ruth ‘ Mallinis
Bilzsbeth
Rodek
Fred
Cramer
David de Fréd Small
Chas
Hiteshew
A. Hollie
Dougles
T. L. Zimmerman
Robert de Delaplaine
Clay
DeGrange
Murrey
Stauffer
Osborne
Price
Clarence -Ifalone
Abert Stone
Smith
New York
Neunion
Charles B
Palmer
Market Stréet
Charles Palmer
Stanley C. Palmer
South Market Street
Luther
Pose
Wilbur T
Avenue
Otho Bmitti
Keedgeville
Washington County
Mabel
Samuel W
Doctor Wagner in Hospital After Suicide Attempt
A patient-far south of Washington, D C hospital scene reports show Doctor Wagner attempting self harm with fumes from a pipe. He was found in a locked room by Clark and rushed to Casualty Hospital and then to Government Hospital for care. He is stated to leave the hospital today. Wagner had prior legal trouble including perjury charges in 1906 and 1907 related to the Adams Express Company fraud allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanhington
Yéaterini
Depa‘léal
Wagabe
Clark
Docto ‘Agner
Wagner
Express’ Company
Waa
Henry Reisinger
Washington Bowe
Ior
Jurisdictio
Galt
Doc‘tor Wagner
Washington
Law's Grip and Disorder in Solon and Town
Two colored youths Charles Tyler and Ralph Robingan faced Justice Smith for incorrigibility after taking packages from a Market House vehicle. They returned the loot and were arrested. Tyler’s case held for further record check. Other defendants, John Williams, Guy Dorsey, and Jerome Henderson, were jailed for disorderly conduct after a Market and All ee corner brawl, with fines imposed. Lather Kenney, Daniel Kenney, and Edward Mets were accused of vagrancy, while Edward Grageon faced action for deportment. Harrie Carroll and another man paid fines for disorderly conduct at a local event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tyler
Ralph’ Robingan
John Francie Smith
Jones
Robinson
Niewih
Seayat Tbr
Chottenham
Tyler
Willard
D. Princeton Buckey
John. Williams
Guy. Dorsey
Jerome Henderson
J. Francia- Smith
Willams
Corey
Henderson
County
Lather Kenney
Daniel Kenney
Edward Mets
Justioe
J. Erinels Smith
Renneys
Pasintey
Mets
Edward
Grageon
Visiting relatives fill Christmas week notices
E E pheebetle visitors in Maryland Pennsylvania and Baltimore areas during Christmas. Families and individuals such as Miss Nelite Mateny, Mr. and Mrs. Barrett Zumbro, Pauline Ditfergal, Elinor Young, Miss Hattle Smith, and Mrs. Gaither are listed among relatives visiting or returning home in Littlestown Reading Reading and Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Gecar
Ottis Bostoo
Mass
Fort
boUdaya
Fenton Cerry
Derrof Jeenup
Iano
Mateny
Ariel Street
Dacsisiting
Baltissore
Pr Amigime
Tewis
Paladipi Aie Vialtfe
Tori Waknee
Rkeley
Springs
Amands Som
di Ghar
Joseph
Youll
East Sixth
Robertb A
Martha
Ating
Littlestown
vEdiard
Imes
Washington
W. To
Telegis
Baltimore
Artie
D.willard Vand
Pd Serees
John
Loy
West Seventh Street
St Loya
Motter’s
Barrett Zumbro
Wayneaboro
Ciautles
Brust
Micaes
Pauline Ditfergal
Elinor ‘Young
East Stoond Street
Billimore
Philadelphia
Fairmont
Gay
Gaither
Cof
Samuel “Gaither
South Market-street
Hata
Ning Spensard
Iagerstown
Hattle’Smith
East Fourth
Mary
Florence Poole
West South Street
George
Poole
Harmariy Grove
Charles
Schelft St 'Mor
Hell's Kents
W. Foster
Télégraph Street
Willam M. Storm
The
Univerity
Charlottesville
Miss
Core
Mader Berirman
Fe Homie
East Church
Haity EL
Andi Fittie
Mfe
J. A
Daly Dil Avenue
Lea
Reich
McDonough Iistitute
Plaza
Re. Reich
Grahame Johnson
Watkersattes
Mesera
William Tamen
George Zim
Wilson Schley
Bouse Petty
Charles M. "Lamar
Martinsburg
Eyler
Daugh
Stitely
Oodaboro
Eleanor’ Grinder
Ce Town
Frederic
Irs
James'e
Diamonds Win Easily Defeat Collegians 40 to 7 at Diamond Rink
The Diamonds defeated the Pennsylvania State Collegians 40 to 7 before the largest crowd of the season. The first half ended 16 to 11, with the Diamonds dominating in the second half as they outscored the visitors 24 to 10. The home team showcased sharp teamwork while the visitors played a clean game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamonds
Pennsylvania
Stata
Dismonda
Chambersburg Tri State
Sores
Shenk
Reading Event At Reedertok Hall And Plant Inspection
The note describes an upcoming opening session Monday with speeches by Professor Charles H. Reins and Dr. ..., plus a lecture on What Makes the World Go Round at Masonic Hall. It reports White Crows Plant inspection by Health Officer W G Woodward and visits by President Cockrell. the plant tour included manager Li Amy and Alderman Lowen. The company will pay for cleanup and a rate of about 2 cents a gallon. total near $6,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aodee Dresser
Charles H. Reins
Delod
Toauee
Institute For the Colored
Bauth Bentz Street
Dre.w. GC. Woodward
of Columbias
H ‘Bell
Nesbitt
Cockrell
White Crows Mite Co
Liamy
Avid Lowen
Sbiberg
Public Bank Notice of Interest Rate Change in Frederick Maryland
A public notice announces an election to decide a banker directorship and states that on November st 1909 the bank increased its statutorily rate to 4 percent per annum on all deposits with trust and new deposits to earn the same. It notes existing deposits and contracts remain subject to original terms and invites depositors to review their books. The notice mentions WM a Wimmeerman as signatory and references Frederick Md banking operations and transfer facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Md
Great Convention Attended By Student Volunteers
The sixth annual Student Volunteer Movement convention will be held in Rochester from December 29 to January 2. More than four thousand delegates from nearly every US college and university will attend, with speakers including leading Orient missionaries. Delegates include Jy Hunt Hendrickson of Frederick representing Harvard. Roads updates and school notices appear alongside details of the convention and local civic efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabe
Rochester
Orient
University of
United States
Sihiae
Europe
Eens
Jy. Hunt Hendrickson
Frederick
Advertieed Lettérs and Local Notices From Prewar Market
Fragmented OCR of historical notices listing letters and ads. Names such as Walter J. Brawl Charles Simpson Dr RzT Quick and others appear alongside groceries, cloths, shoes, and contracts. Ambiguous fragments hint at upcoming deadlines and postal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodie Satuburda
Doudhter
Grviukuen
Lier
Wateoh
Walter J. Brawl
Chale
Simpson
Rz‘t. Quick
Lavuas
Ming
William
Local notices and business closings in Frederick area 1910
Public notices announce a December 29 sale at the court house door for real estate on West Patrick Street and other listed properties. Frederick offerings include Edison and generic advertisements, a shop closure at No 101, and local promotions for furniture rooms and Bengal sees wallets amid holiday pleas to patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick
Pathee
Riphardt
Farvanice Gas & Brac. Co
Unclear historical notice on markets and events from 1909
Fragmentary notice references a January 1 1910 relocation of business, theater listings, a New Year market event, and various names and places within a town, including South Market and Frederick's stores. Content is garbled but suggests shop changes and local entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beon
James E. Dall
Dal
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Wilkinson
Ok Oler
Revétutiog
Admirat
Frasers
Deters
Dia
Seg
Tee Astronowical
Fia
Winterei
Rosenstock
Doll Bros
Croas Milk ‘Co
Hendrickson
Mergland School
Oor Borge of & Greer
Harenioa Wagner
Otirens: National Bank
Burplues
Mn Oy
Vaty
Rey
H. Dehaker
Simmerwar
Samuela. Duvall
Abet
Coabler
Babik
Bankig Biptiese
Sieli Itygs
Wytibias Mller
Yma Aiaias
Tor. Bolten
Fate Os, Hese
Neidig & Miller
Harsy G. Sritapor
L, Cramer
Bong
Nwan’ ‘Estate, ‘Lana, Insurance
East Church Street
Frederia
Capital Stock
Reserve
Alowly
Masry
Pat
Jose Tollow
Te Mn
Hallronde
Jefferson
Willian Street
Ket Sareean
Nag
Milton T. Ege
West
John T. Whitt
A . Ofg Dale
Aes Anid
Awa
Tal Dacob
Oka Sige Groceries
Wm. HS Hamebe
Resenour & San Sae
Sure & Zacharias
Sol
Ana
Irs’ E. Biser
Tallow
Roiner
Frederick Ule
Calta
Cain Frederick
Edison Records
Andteod Records
Amleatus Surerar
Fredericks
Frapgardz Gas
Exe. Co
J. B. Brown
Jerick Surcias
Bengal
Buy'la Frederick
Bay 5
Ivory
Iad
A. A. Custer
Epeioga
Marvel
Chriatman
Thomas Cate
Attheraph Pictures
Hte
Huntin Burslary
Pathe
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