New City and County Directory to Be Published
The News, in association with Wao H. Erwin of Saratoga, announces a new city and county directory. It lists names of residents aged 23 plus with occupations, addresses, housing status, city government officers, and a street and street intersection index. Includes rural district directories, property owners, tenants, and post office addresses. Subscription price is $3.50, ads offered at moderate rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wao H. Eirwin
Saratoga
Liffenlt
United States
Brief Bits of Local and General News Highlights
A compiled roundup notes George Esterly qualifying before Clerk Jordan for the first aldermanic district, H A Ordeman opens a general store in Park Mills, The Daily Gazette of Hagerstown suspends after three months, surveyor K R A Rager leaves for Lewistown, Magistrate Eckstein committed Mary Rollins to Monterue Hospital for 90 days, and a group visits Singanore for a fishing trip. A social at Edward A Dyer’s home is postponed due to Mr Boyer’s death. A Washington DC marriage license is issued to George E Houck and Annie R Morgan. Miss Bessie Anders wins a doll at Leese’s Gem. the Christmas tree at the Y W C A rooms draws praise. Dignified Japanese vases are presented to Mr J D Hendrickson’s clerk. Track repairs proceed at the B I & GO depot. Independent’s New Years Eve bell committee meets to finalize plans as the power house at Brunswick is rebuilt after a fire. A shooting star arouses Baltimore observers. Junior Fire Company holds a special meeting to address the death of Wm H Boyer. Mrs Berry Bowers, Gilmer cy 2nd Frank Crange return from a day’s hunt with six rabbits and two quail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Esterly
Jordan
F. A. Ordeman
Park Mills
Daily Gazette
Hagerstown
K. R.A. Rager
Lewistown
Eckstein
Mary Rollins
Monterue Hospital
hMessrs
John Falk
Williams Dbberts
Edward Elkins
Singanore
Sociable
Air
Edward ‘al Dyer
East Fourth Street
Boyer
Washington, D. C
George E. Houck
Ick
Annie R. Morgan
St. Mary’s County
Hiss Bessie Anders
Lilly Anders
East Patrick Street
Leese
Nettle
C. C
J_D_ Hendrickson
Clarence Diffen
Depos
Independent
Eve Bell
Ypf
Brunswick
Brill Hisney
Baltimore
Was it Murder Harry Neck Found Dead Near the Tracks
A man named Barry C Reck, a brakeman on a Brunswick railroad yard engine, was found dead along the track near Weverton after a party night. An inquest ruled he died by being struck by a train, but suspicions of foul play linger amid missing money and a memorandum book found on the body. The case, with a 1500 dollar relief note, prompts a thorough investigation by railroad and local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C Bie
Bronswick
Py Chadres R. Danser
Branswick
Tline
Wevertoen
Danner
Chems and Info
Watuh
Tne Strieg
Gurne Rees
Brunswick
Lave
A.m
Pml West
Peterville
Levin West
John W. Poster
Faremar
Beary W. Wood
H. C. Merriman
Ebenezer Peare
Henry Harrison
Simon Holmes
Zach Bridgman
George Wirts
Daniel Wood
Wesley Crutch
Young Reck
Union Bridge
Ghastmas
Weverton
Joan
Charles Danner
Beck
Reck
B.& O. R. RB. Relief Association
Harpers Ferry
Martinsburg
Twonay
Ivel
Pleasant Personal Notes on Visitors and Travel
A local column lists residents and guests visiting various towns and cities. Cora and Lizzie Summers of Harmony visit Baltimore friends. W H Melcher and child return from Washington, D C. Marion G Haller and others travel to Baltimore and Montgomery County for family and social occasions. Several locals visit Knoxville, Rockville, New York, Philadelphia, and Washington D C.
Hicks Weather Forecast for December Storms Ahead
The forecast notes Hicks predicts light storm movements Saturday may bring unsettled weather. Tomorrow marks the second new moon of December and likely centers a storm period. The month will end stormy and the New Year Cave very cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks
Echoes of Christmas in Johnsville schools and churches
A Johnsville Christmas recount details Pleasant County public school events. Miss E J Saylor’s room hosted about forty pupils with spelling and singing, while Mr D O Metz's room had around fifty pupils with readings and songs. Gifts to teachers, candy, oranges, and a wineset awarded. M P Sabbath and M E Sabbath schools staged successful Christmas programs with music, recitations, and decorated arches proclaiming Christ is Born and Christ is Risen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnsville
E. J. Saylor
Metz
Iis
Miss Saylor
Mollie Johnson
Baltimore
Ghos
Strasburg
M.E. Sabbath School
Christ
Pretty wedding in Reformed Church ties Shorb and Geisbert
A graceful wedding was held in the Reformed Church with Rev. FE BR Eschbach at 5 pm on the 24th. D. W. Shorb married Miss Mattie Geisbert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ham Geisbert. A reception followed with elaborate table displays and many gifts listed from guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shorb
Geisbert
Eschbach
D. W. Shorb
Mattie Geisbert
Ham. Geisbert
Messrs
Wm. Knock
Jno. Michael
Frederick
Geo. Ed. Smith
Hem.eighbert
Ham Geisbert
A. N. Shorb
N. Shorb
Jan. Rood
Calvin Zimmerman
Wm. Geisbert
Stephen Geisbert
Lille Shorb
Anna Shorb
Jno Best
Exnshaw
Olia Young
Charles Geisbert
Galvin Geisbert
Edward Schroeder
Frank Schroeder
Jae Powel
Kefsaver
Fannie Donald
Anna Hedges
Fannie Adams
al. Kemp
Geo. Mort
Corelina Mercer
Emms Palmer
J. Ecker
and Mirs
A. L Engelbrecht
Cline and Stanton
Jas. Saab
Dan Heller
Jennie Nelson
Jay Gieve
Stiss Florence Geesey
Laura Shorb
G. W.shorb
Rosenour Bros
Stella
Wm. Kefauver
Woman Drops Dead After Asking Coal Price in London
A woman entered a London coal office to ask the price of a ton of coal and collapsed dead at the dealer’s feet. The doctor cites heart disease, though public sentiment may blame the coal dealer. The piece mentions Keller and DeLaschmatt offering low prices that supposedly aid city and county paupers. Also notes Miss Flora Langley, of Cambridge, visiting in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deak
London
Frederick
Keller & DeLaschmatt
Flora Langley
Cambridge
Tire O.M. Barenchar
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE. VELLUY ePEings-oee DS
Local notes report several residents traveling to relatives, a theft at Christmas goods, a drinking jug stolen, and Christ mes salutations. The lagrippe returns with several ill, including Thomas E. Fox. Hanson Stoll is improving his property.
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Velluy
Mostgenery
N. Adzins
Proderick
D.suawsle
Reserdy
Hartesvile
Danivi Rae
Kline
Thomas E. Fox
Hanson Stoll
Pleasant school entertainment with a Christmas tableau
A Wednesday evening program at the school drew a crowded audience despite rain. The event featured piano pieces, an orchestra, recitations, dialogues, tableaux including a wedding scene, a Christmas story, and a lively jig. Profits funded a new bell, with about 11 dollars raised from ticket sales and a total near 12 dollars after expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An Kefauver
Viola Thoms
Delia Stone
Groves
Messrs
John and
Chas
Grove
Benjamin Grove
Chrisie Grove
Edith Wolf
W. App
Rosa Joy
Alusi
Francis Wickless
Grasshopper
Samuel Staley
Wm. Riddlemoser
Love
Dutchman
Woo-woo
Wm. App
Wim. Riddlemoser
A. Wickless
Harry Bockfelter
Jamin Grove
Wm. Elipp
Mickey Free
Enili
Afusic
Sneke
Estella Riddlemoser
C. A. Wickless
Emma Miss
George Smith
Charles Summers
Samuel Stea Tey
Charles Krantz
Chas. Wickless
John Smith
Viole Snafer
L. V. Baughman
Bizs. Baughman
Bkely
Biz
Chas. Klein
Railroad Victim Suffered Amputation After Collision
An elderly Laney Hook resident, while gathering coal on the B&O tracks Sunday morning, was struck by three trains and endured a leg amputation. Dr. Shafer of Harper's Ferry performed the operation. Wiggin ton, a cook at the masons camp, died Sunday evening from his injuries and is buried near Sandy Hook. He was Luther Wigginton's father of Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denjamw
Wingman
Laney Hook
B&o.r.r
Shafer
Harper's Ferry
Wigginton
Masons Camp
Sandy Hook
Luther Wigginton
Brunswick
The Orzan Contest and Votes Rise in Heat
Fragmented text from a local page references The Orzan Contest and rising votes. It mentions a teacher, a Leck Sars, and a community event with unclear details. Names and places are obscured, but the piece hints at political or civic engagement and a public response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cressey
Social World and Various Local Receptions
A string of society events fills the season with Miss Virgiela Nobly Harwood hosting a midnight reception at the city club with a pink brocade gown and menu of multiple meats and desserts. Etta Wilson and St John’s School pupils share a Christmas Eve gathering with games and refreshments. White Cloud Club plans a march to Jacob Buckey’s residence for a reception and refreshments. Master Ray Paisley hosts a Christmas party with a festive table and speeches. Fearhake class honors with a clock and class dinner. Mrs George Wills entertains relatives with a large Christmas dinner. the Shriner sisters announce a Junior Hall dance. Miss Ads Nelson hosts a late dress card party at the parental home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgiela Nobly Harwood
Sad
Thomas X. Harwood
Harwood
Maggie Cox
Greece Wargner
Baltimore
C. D. Doll
Maryland
New York
F.C. B
Mise Etta Wilson
Apolo
St. John’s
East Patrick Street
Ellensuredl
Hallie Groshon
Lucy Eisenhauer
May
Lilie Smith
Nellie
Gulie Crouse
Emma
Fannie Grove
Detta Brengle
The
Glass
White Cloud Club
Jacob Buckey
West South Street
West Church Street
Church
Ray
Paisley
Patrick Street
Adolphus Fearhake
George Wills
North Market Street
Simas
Deason
Shriner
Work of Death and Local Obituaries
William H. Boyer a respected German resident of East Fourth Street died yesterday afternoon from a complication of diseases. His funeral will be held tomorrow at two o'clock from his late residence. The deceased leaves a widow and several children. Samuel C. Nail aged 71 years 2 months 13 days died December 23 at Highland, father of J. G. Nail near Eakle's Clille and T. L. Nail Greensburg PA with two Carroll County daughters. Charles Bidz Rice aged about 43 died at New Market County yesterday morning at 4 o'clock. He was a salesman for his brother J Monroe Rice of St Barthlow's on the B&O railroad. Burial will be in New Market cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Boyer
William H. Boyer
East Fourth Street
Ed Tagents
Saruel Wall
Highland
Frederick County
Samuel C. Nail
J. G. Nail
Eakle's Clille
Funeral service for Johan Thames held today
The funeral of Johan Thames was held at 2 o'clock with Rev. R P Lawson officiating. Pallbearers included Richard Jackson H A Sston Alex No land and Alex Davis. Interment followed at the Iuctuation graveyard. C C Carty served as funeral director.
Coats at Very Low Prices as Store Closes Outlet
Mulliniz and Kemp advertise closing out sale of ladies and children's coats at season low prices. Carpet department features new rugs, portieres, art squares, goatskin rugs and chenille covers among other items.
People and School Fair Gifts Mark Year End
The community praises the Harvey district school program led by Miss Annie Bond and Miss Bettie Hays, noting a refined program of music and recitations. Pupils receive candy baskets and gifts, with teachers honored for their efforts. Real estate transfers list several land parcels in Mt Pleasant district along with purchase details and amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Riness
Meg Ani
Winks County
Bieke Eydtown
Ilelaite
Sebov
Annie Bood
Bettie Hays
Miss Bond
Ste PackeEp
Sheridan
John H. Nusbaum
Simon C. Nusbaum
Mt. Pleasant
Benny F. Ruprecht
D. H. Backey
C. Levi
Catherine Kline
Cyrus Smith
J. R. McSherry
Hichelberger
John W. Leopold
Princess serial by Br. G. McClelland in The Weesty News
A newly released copyrighted serial promises strong social life scenes in New York City and Virginia peninsula with romance for young readers. It features illuminating social topics and faithful character drawing, enhanced by fine illustrations and credible storytelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. G. McClelland
Weesty News
New York City
Virginia
Marriage Licenses and Orphans Court Proceedings
Marriage licenses issued for Charles Holland and Rosa Diggs of Britann. Frank Sidwell and Georgie St. Nichols of Johnsville. P Holter and Fannie Klein near this city. Robert A. Bmeasel of Frederick and Rose Forest of Brunswick. Orphans Court lists final account of Chas. B. Fox as administrator of Mrs. Anna Fox and distribution made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 8. Holland
Rosa L. Diggs
Britann
Frank C. Sidwell
Georgie St. Nichols
Johnsville
P.holter
Fannie L. Klein
Robert A. Bmeasel
Frederick
Roseforest
Brunswick
Gonrt
Chas. B. Fox
Anna Fox
Manuscript of Home Sweet Home mystery drives will contest
A disputed will in Athens Georgia centers on the fate of the manuscript Home Sweet Home. Mary Hanten’s will directs its barter with her, to be preserved by Evie Harder Rackton, but the document vanished. The case hints the manuscript may reappear as part of the will contest while hotel arrivals list several names from across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mudie
Athens
Pophes
Miso
Mary Hanten
John Howard Payne
Evie Harder Dackton
Local oyster and rail holiday bargains in Western Maryland
Mr Charles E Haller buys a large cash supply of fine oysters for New Year trade at Green House Restaurant the largest oyster house in Western Maryland. Western Maryland Railroad advertises Christmas and New Year excursion rates from Dec 99 1881 to Jan 1 1892 with low fares, plus New York Baltimore Philadelphia excursion options and B&O R R holiday tickets valid through Jan 4. Train times from Frederick to Philadelphia and New York are listed with return options and agent contact for tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Haller
Green House
Maryland
C.E. Halter
Western Marylange Kralirosi
Western Maryland Railroad
Cndualye
Frederick
Baltimore
Ucketa
MacDaniel
P. RB. R
Gust Ahead of '92 With Pulled Out From Stock All
A gust ahead of the 1992 event sees all stock pulled out as a precaution. Officials say the move limits exposure and allows for rapid adjustments as conditions evolve. No injuries reported.
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Pet Paiby
Frederick WeaTuad
Zepck
Tae OO
Moun
Gise Bros
Ssle—House
Sele—Bonds
Twan
Wm. H. Boyer
Berry Bowers
Gilmercy
Frank Crange
Peay
Harry C. Neck
DL & O
Weserton
Astoviarion
Chet
Bure Taey
Yajur
Harry Daccerst
Kooxts
Henry Witeters
Ary Lewis Bayer
Eurere Heese
West Moberly
Lawrence Fala
Repzea
Cora
Lizzie Summers
Harmony
W. HL. Melcher
West Patrick Street
Roland Steiner
Marion G. Haller
C. R. Hemp
Jefferson
Willie
Marion Atubsinly
Thomas Kline
Myers Ville
Bettie Flook
Myersville
Marion Moberly
H. H. Rouzer
Mechanicstown
Robert Boteler
Bennswick
J.T. Kline
G. E. Shafer
Moberly
Rockville
Owen McGonner
Birs. Eline
Nash E. Cramer
George Boyer
Hisses
Laura Willard
Susie Markey
Knoxville
Edward P. Keefer
Mester
Dwight Fisher
South Blarket Street
Washington
Edwin L Shope
Messrs. C. Wertheimer
David Best
Montgomery County
Simon Best
Percy E. Stauffer
Lynchburg
East Second Street
Miss Grace Miller
Eri C
C.E. Haller
Henry Desvyer
Brooklyn
N.Y
Ruorville
Echoes OF Christmas
Hymeneas
Wooretc
Acard Parte
Ads Nelson
West Third Street
Mulliniz & Kemp
Moullinie & Remp's
N.B
Cerrest Communications Addreseate Tie
D. EK. Best
James EH. Walker
Manu
Wales CO
Rodock & Nexdig
Rowoce & Neuwig
Davee Ree
Mlank Ees
Savitmsh
Hehe
ACEIU
Coe Bat
Geo. H. Coryell
Plarce
D. C
R. &. Johnson
Wheeling
W.va
L.E. Wolfe
C. F Miller
Bako
C.M. Newman
Quan Anne County
W.A. Carton
Boston
Geo. B. Morse
Canuts Hovss
P. Sieemerger
Baltmore
Jas. Langer
Harry Russell
York
C. E. McDowel
Trenton
HL .B. Phillips
Columbia
Dent
Keller & DeLashmutt
Gates St
Ohio River
John Hendrickson
Yds
Down
RICS
Cloer
John Hendericksor
Lear
Diamond
Esater
E Caurzh
W. Patrick Street
W. Patrick St
Montag
Atdrescot
Inodead
News
G. J. Doll & Son
Ytsefel
Merry Christmas
OTR Dolble
Sita
Crepe Dee
Beadinfgl
Harydones
Doel
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