Purely Personal visits and returns of local residents
Mra Gav id Smith left this morning to visit friends in Washington. Miss Emma Augusta Butzler of Baltimore visits Miss Ruth Motter East Churchistrict. Dr Grafton of Scranton Pa returned home after visiting friends here. Harvey Long and Robert G Lamar of Baltimore visiting friends here. Rev BH Wisaler Thurmont visits Mrs W Hilter East Third street. Mr and Mrs Joseph L Rontzahn returned from Washington DC. Howard Warsele of Baltimore has returned home after visiting here. Francis DB Lakin has returned to Newcastle Pa after visiting here. Dr Mudie of Philadelphia spending days with Mr and Mrs Wm Osbarn West Third Street. Mrs Arthur Williams has returned home after visiting her father Mr McClintock Young. Miss Eleanor Moffitt returns home from visit with Misses Johnson Ha t Patrick street. Mrs BF Brown East Patrick street returns from Washington with Mrs Fannie B Evans. Forrest Kennnery of Philadelphia visiting his sister Mrs Jesse Brown South Market street, has returned. Mrs WW Shook of Rowlesburg WV visiting Mrs O P Bennet's East Second street, returns home. Miss Helen A Krepps East Fourth street returns home after visiting cousin Miss Camille Marquette Weverton MD. Ira A Logan secretary of the MOO A returns from Carlisle Pa after visiting parents and friends. At home Mr Logan addressed a men’s meeting at the Y M C A on Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Id. Smith
Washington
Emma Augusta Butzler
Baltimore
Ruth Motter
Grafton
Scranton
Messrs
Harvey Long
Robert G. Lamar
BH. W. Wisaler
Thurmont
W. EH. Hilter
Eas
Third Street
Joseph L. Rontzahniaare
B. C
Howard WarSelé
Francis DB. Lakin
Newcastle
Mudie
Philadelphia
Wm W. Qsbarn
West Third Street
Arthur Williams
McClintock Young
Eleanor Moffitt
Johnson
Rick Street
B. F. Brown
East Patrick Street
Fannie B. Evans
Forrest Kennnery
Jesse Brown
South Market Street
W. W.shook
Rowlesterg
W. Va
O. P. Bennsts
Egat Second Street
Miza Helen A. Krepps
East Fourth Street
Camille Marquette
Weverton
Ira A. Logan
M. OO. A
Carlislé Pa
Logan
Death of Thomas W Brightwell veteran of Mexican War
Thomas W Brightwell died at 11 15 this morning at the residence of Mrs George Strawnberger North Market Street of senile debility after a long illness He was 53 a veteran of the Mexican War and the last survivor of his Frederick County company He served at Monteros Hospital for the past five years was a bailiff at the courthouse He was a widower with four children The funeral will be held Thursday morning Services at 8 30 and body to be taken to Liberty Town beside the grave of the deceased Isle of Bank Stock auction sale at the court house for Mary J Smith trustees 485 shares of National Bank stock sold at various prices to several buyers Also a note on the condition of South Market Street known as Hallertown It was in excellent condition for pasting Today four recruits from the United States Marine Corps Captain P M Bannon is in Frederick enlisting recruits and an advertisement in Tar News lists qualifications and pay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Brightwell
George Strawnberger
North Market Street
Mr. Brightwell
Hich
Frederick County
Mexico
Monteros Hospital
Libertytown
Bountiful Feast at General Baughman’s Maryland Residence
A dinner hosted by Gen. Lu. Victor Baughman at 7 East Chase street Baltimore featured turkey from Frederick county, pigs, and a darkie quartet from Poplar Terrace. Col. Loree attended with Maryland dignitaries as punch and apple toddy flowed. Debate over turkey origin sparked by Vandiver, Hood backed Baughman’s Frederick county claim, committee resolved to laughs and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Baughman
Haltimors Residencs
East Chase Street
Col. L. F. Loree
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Maryland
Rederick County
Béaghman
Frederick County
Gen Baughman
Poplar Terrace
Daniel E. Conklin
Maryland Club
Murray Vandiver
Harford County
Baughman
John N. Hood
Vandiver
Gaamendahls
Aymeneal Fieor Vansant and Grason J Firor wed in Baltimore
Miss Katie Vansant and Grason J Firor married last night at 8 in the Vansant home Baltimore Rev Clarence Wheeler officiated. Bride wore crepe de chine over white taffeta with Bride roses. Attendant Marie Ganey wore white chiffon with pink Carpstians. Best man was James Friar. Flower bearer was Charles Phelps. Reception followed. They will reside at 2184 West North Avenue Baltimore. Presents included three quilts 40 years old from Firor’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fieor—Vangant
Katie A. Vansant
John R. Vansant
Weat North Avenue
Baltimore
Grason J. Firor
Joseph T. Firor
Thermont
Shia County
Clarence Wheeler
Martin’s Catholic Church
Vanssut
Marie Ganey
Mount Washington
Jas. Friar
Thurmont
Charles Phelps
Professor Waters
Mary Mullin
Firor
Aetin—Weddle
Jar
$10,000,000 Western Maryland mortgage noted for recording
Clerk Douglas H. Her gabe bila received a wire to keep the office open until 4 o clock to record a second trust mortgage from the Western Maryland Railroad Company to the Bowling Green Trust Company of New York. The $10 million loan is a general lien, convertible 4 percent 50 year bonds, payable semi annually with principal due October 1 1952. Interest paid through 1905 from net earnings, noncommutative and possibly tax free, convertible into railroad stock at 1 for 1,000 bonds. Bonds secured by all railroad properties, joining the first consolidated mortgage of 50 million. Mortgage deed signed by Winslow & Pierce president and John A Hilton vice president of the Bowling Green Trust Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas H. Hergabe
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Bowling Green Trust Company
New York
Winslow
Social dancing scenes brighten a brisk New Year
The article describes a junior Miss Willis Ritchie class assembly at Junior Ball with masked dancing. Pupils wore court costumes to white gowns, and Clara Wineberg played piano while bonbons and oranges were gifted. Other notes report Adamstown Big 8 club’s yuletide dance and a New Year ball planned by local men with Fred Cramer and Reginald Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missy Clara Wineberg
Vincent Yingling
Home Sweet Home
Adamstown
Srowfoot
Mobie
Frederick Select Orchestra
M. EK. Thomas
B BR
Beautiful Pastoral Play Mand Moller at City Opera House
A Aiken presents Mand Muller a pastoral drama based on Whittier's poem. L D Bloidell directs a capable company led by Grace Sherwood with elaborate scenery costumes and robust humor. The show opens Tuesday January 6 and promises delightful rural theatre on the road this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mand Moller
A. Aiken
L. D. Bloidell
City Opera House
Whittier
Maud Muller
Playéra
Sll
Grace Sherwood
Iligence
Clever Entertainer Weeks At City Opera House
Edwin R Weeks, a versatile entertainer, headlines at City Opera House with Grace Jillson and harpist Alice de Saeat in a varied program. The show promises a unique blend of singing, talking, juggling, and comedy, with Weeks described as the main draw. Theatrical troupe has drawn praise for Missouri Girl and Old Arkansaw melodrama. January 3-appearing Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin R. Weeks
City Opera
Weeks
Grace Jillson
Alice Oe Sa
Old Arkansaw
Fred Raymond
City Opera House
Arrest of Gov Dockerly on disturbance charge on Patrick Street
Gov Dockerly was arrested by Officer Ring for a disturbance on Patrick Street. He appeared before Justice Wood and was released on his own recognizance until this evening at 7 o clock when the heating will be concluded. A note mentions ice cutting about six inches thick from the porch of Mr F T Lakin near Houtevns, as seen in Tar News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Dockerly
Officer Ring
Patrick Street
Justice Wood
Ios
F. T. Lakin
Mear Hhoutevns
Market quotes from Eastern Milling and Export Company today
The Eastern Milling and Export Company lists local quotations for grains and hay. Corn per barrel two dollars ten cents shelled, twenty cents per bushel. No 2 red wheat sixty two cents. steamer grade six and three tenths cents per bushel. New hay forty cents per bushel and eighteen dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Milling & Export Company
Gorn
New Pain
Funeral of Miss M Genevieve Hiller Postponed
The funeral for Miss M Genevieve Hiller scheduled for this afternoon at 2 o'clock has been postponed to tomorrow morning at 6 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Genevieve .Hiller
Inlace
Coal shortage tightens relief efforts in Frederick region
Frederick coal deliveries remain scarce as officers deny requests for relief coal for poor families. Officials report only small, irregular shipments and uncertainty over meeting winter demand. Nearby towns report better supply. plans from Western Maryland Railroad and Davis Coal and Coke Co aim to ship Elk Garden coal to Hagerstown. A Baltimore widow, Jolie Kaline, dies at 85 leaving nine descendants, nine children, twenty-eight grandchildren now deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grouse
Frederick
Society For Relief
I. F. Dixon
Pennsylvania
Woodsboro
Walkeraville
Harmony Grove
Western
Hagerstown
Surplus Capital 3.0 Banking and o nline notices
The item lists multiple names and services including safe deposit boxes, improved banking rooms, and hours. It covers banking facilities for patrons and business use, plus notices about oysters, dinners, a pig auction, and a New Year market with dates and prices. It also advertises winter tourist tickets by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, several tours to Florida, and a Christmas remembrance poem. It mentions a New Year's dinner and a pig-plantation style raffle with pigs as prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ohio River
Alsbams
Florida
Louisiana
Mississippi
New Mexico
North Carolina
Texas
Havans
Cuba
Nassac
N. P
Baltimore & Ohio BR. B
Wires Crossed Cause Fire at Market and Church Corner
The incident occurred last evening when a crossing of an electric wire and a guy wire sparked a blaze near Fromke Bros. shoe store on Market and Church. Mr. J. W. Buay organized a rapid response and firemen or workers quickly remedied the hazard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market and
Church Strapis
Fromke Bros
Polson
J. W. Buay
Juvenile Minstrels at Cley Opera House
Comedian Robin Frear of Hilton Spencer Hoffman's Juvenile Minstrels delights audiences in several cities with witty monologues and notable originality. He aspires to emulate Hughey Dougherty and their last show appears tonight at the Cley Opera House. The Mutual Life Insurance Co honors Frederick Getzendanner for his outstanding service through Maryland manager William H. Wootton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Frear
Hilton, Spencer & Hoffman
Frear
Hoe
Dia
Hughey Dougherty
Cley Opera House
Mutual Life Insurance Co
New York
William H. Wootton
Maryland
M. Eugene Getzendanner
Frederick
Fortnightly Literary Club Cancelled Meeting Notice
Sickness cancels the Fortnightly Literary Club meeting planned for Thursday evening. A notice will be given for the next gathering. Also notices on fresh oysters and fish, calendars, diaries, and a library dues notice for Isanogle Wagaman Library.
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William P. Beau
Clearies County
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Ddr
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Ieneville
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Georgetown Pike
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APSE
Frederick County Farmers Exchange
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Jacksonville
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Baltimore & Ohio
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Bertie
An Sogel
D. C. Kemp
J. E. Thomas
R.8. Lewis
J. H. Gambrill
J. F. Thomas
R. 8. Lewis
J. E. Gambrill
Je. Md. Dade
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Roex
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Fareps Rosa
Tom Keene
Island of Cuba
el Proviso
Perfect Seal
Geo. W. Childs
Jackson Square
Lord Roseberry
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Hoffman Horse
Robert Burns
Invincibles
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L. BE. Mullinis
A. T. Rios & Son
North Market
Btrbrez
Brederick, MD
Sredarick County
Thomas F. Rior
East Fourth
Etres Brederisk County Telephone
Professions
Carl
D. & B. Smith
Masonic Temple
Oldawis
R. Peyermae
raSdanly
London
WM. C. Boteler
N. Market &J
Frederick, Ma
Nicodemus
Fypaar T. Mercer
Mt, Airy, Maryland
O. M. Spurrier
Odd
Walter
Fred Slgdawime Erick
Jo L, Dutrow
William
Remebere
Corner Market
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Wertheimer
Church Street
Joe Benz
Hou
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Gov
Market Street
Nved
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Fourth Street
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China
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Germany
Japan
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P. F. McNaney
Sither
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Diarica
Isaxocis & Wagamax
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Plasee
GEO
Rodock
Uual
A. T. Rio
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