Purely Personal Visitors and Relatives Spread Across Towns
Mr Charles FP Fleming spends winter with relatives in Washington Misa Mary Schmidt visits West Patrick street relatives Reuben Smith and Mrs Jobo Blair visit Hyndman Pa Mrs Roger A Doll and Miss Helen Klein visit Littlestown Pa William Fast of Boonsboro spends day with friends Anselm Ankeny of Hagerstown visiting Hunoson Maulaby West Churchtree John Gouker family moved to 417 East Patrick street Miss M Rose Birely visiting Miss Sara Kunkel Greensburg Pa Harry E Chapline deputy in clerk's office in Baltimore Dr and Mrs H E Smith visit sister Mrs John Blair Hyndman Miss Mary Owings Elligott City returns Misses Baldwin and Susan Markey guests of Mrs J H Markey East Second Street Mrs Elizabeth Kroh West All Saints Street returns with daughter Mrs George Yost Linwood Zimmerman family from Montgomery county visit Frederick area Families including Baltzells of Saltimore Nicely of Landisville and Thurmont visit A A Moser home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles FP. Fleming
Washington
Misa Mary Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Reuben. Smith
Jobo A. Blair
Hyndman
Roger A. Doll
Helen Klein
Littlestown
William Fast
Boonsboro
Anselm Ankeny
Hagerstown
Visting
Hunoson -Maulaby
West Churchetree
John Gouker
B. & O. Avenue
Patrick Street
M. Rose
Birely
Market Airestyle
Sara
Kunkel
Greensburg
Baltimore
Smith
John Blair
Mary Owings
Elligatt City
John Francis Smith
West Second Street
Baldwin
New Haven
Conn
Susan S Markey
Bia
Mes.Zimmerman
Frederick
McCllellan
Baltzell
Carl
Minnie ‘Baltzell
Saltimore
Christ
Nicely
Landisville
William Baltzell
Thurmont
A. A. Moser
Lent season signals renewal amid town notes
February marks Lent and longer days as residents prepare for a New Year refresh. A New Year market opens tomorrow at 10 o clock, while a social event is planned next month. A city acquired independent steam engine arrives for the company. A United Fire Company meeting is set tonight at 8 to address the death of Mr Charles Harman. Ralph Robinson, a Black man, was sent to the School for Colored Boys in Cheltenham, Md, by Sheriff Wa. G. Sinsteed following a petition to Justice J. Francis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ateam
United Fire Company
Charles J. E. Harman
Ralph. Robinson
School For Colored
Boya
Chelfenban
Sheriff Wa. G. Sinsteed
Justice J. Francis
Weolanthe
Woodland Public
Wolfaville
Emerson
Hamagn
Johnny Bussard
Gong
Lard
Géorgie
Charles &. Harp
Ernest Marker
Ballle Lortherman
Mary
Palmer
Waldo Harshman
Fraode
Smodn Marker
Wistieg
Paul Smith
Agatt Leatherman
Ica Smith
Vie Jage
Salile Leatherman
Ray
Gorman Smith
Mollie
Mosar
Happy Little
Tye
Dolly
Sada_ Palmer
Pearl Toms
Marshalli Leatherman
Nellie Leatherman
Dessie"Leatherman
Nellie Leath
Erman
Santa
Guy Palmer
Twinkle Little Star
Warrenfeltz
Bone
Harry Harp
Cabbage Hill School
Harp
Myeraville
Charles .L. Leatherman
Funeral for William Benny Chew Held at West All Saints Street
The funeral service for the late William Benny Chew occurred at his residence on West All Saints Street. Rev. John F. Rameburg led the rites with several pallbearers and mourners. Interment followed at Olivet Cemetery, with numerous relatives and friends attending the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Benny Chew
West All Saints
Atreet
John F Rameburg
Frederick Ot Nade
William. H. Kreb
Geo George W.yen
Fossen
Eugene Boosseller
Yinger
Oe Olivet
Lake View Carnival Tragedy Claims Miss Houck
A Lake View carnival accident left Miss Houck with severe burns to the face and hands after attempting to beat flames. The 17 year old Lewistown area resident was hospitalized the next day, survived by her parents Mr and Mrs John Houck and siblings. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
John Houck
Near
Lewietown
Jutin
Diehl
Mountaindale
Tgarry
Raymount- Houck
Bean
Death notices of Harman Manly DeGrange and Diffendal
Obituaries report Charles J E Harman aged 36 dying at home on North Market Street from tuberculosis with widow and two children and many siblings. George H Manly aged 45 dies in New York and funeral in Frederick Junction Hope Ul church. Lilian DeGrange dies aged one. Bernard Diffendal dies in Philadelphia. multiple funeral details and survivors listed. Funeral plans include Mt Olivet, Hope Ul church, and Lutheran cemetery interments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Manly
George. H. Manly
New York
Frederick
Junction
Hope Ul Church
Jas. F. Lee
Char
Hall
John J. Lee
John H. Lee
Lee Bollun
Geo
W. Peters
Lilian Weqrange
Lillian
Pauline
Charles ” A
Mary C. DeGrange
Jeffersey
Middletown
Mr. Nui
Jefferson
Oscar W. Hotler
Harry:. Bussard
Wiliam G. Routzahn
Howard H. Kline
M .R. Etchison
Bernard Diffendal
J. Marshall” Diffendal
East Second Street
Bernard Piffendal
Philadelphia
Officers Elected at Washington Camp and Francis Scott Council
The Washington Camp No 17 of the P O S cf A elected officers including President William C Smith and Vice President William Comfort at the first meeting. Francis Scott Rey Council No 48 88 Q U AM elected officers led by Councilor Charles W Keiser and Recording Secretary John W Balk. A City Opera House upcoming musical comedy promises a lively performance with Master Ri as the lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Camp
P.O
Wiliam C. Smith
William, Bt. Comfort
Forma
Charles T.kline
Joseph Zimmerman
Johnny Oland
A. E. Reidler
Charles T. Morgan
C.E. Walters
Charles
W. Keiser
Harry
J. Kefauver
Blimensuer
J. Wm
Strine
John W. Balk
W. A K
W. F. Bayder
Dei
E. Geesey
Luctor
Bunter
Ae City Opera House
Janu
Bora Jong
Tommy
Stine Held on Charge of Obstructing Trolley Track Near Smoke Town
Justice Huartle held Stine on the charge of attempting to wreck a trolley near Smoke Town last Friday evening. Witnesses testified to threats and proximity to the track as obstructions appeared. no direct proof of placement, but probable cause and deteriorating remarks supported detention. Bail set at 500 dollars. penalty for obstructing a railroad track ranges two to ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seas E. Giine
Just
Smoketown
Stine
R. C. Haldeman
Trollies Company
de McClellan
Chiris
Stino
Mrederick
Western Maryland Riches Seen by Ex Judge Bond
Ex Judge James A. C. Bond of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad praises Western Maryland as prospering, with Casrell County’s wheat, corn and land values driving a $6,000,000 bank deposit rise. He notes Maryland residents expect legislative action, opposes broad public utilities reforms, and defends oyster bed protections under the Hamlin law amid growing Chesapeake Bay activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
James
A. C. Bond
Baltigore. and
Ohio Railroad
Ae Waldog
Ae York
Wiog
Weatblonter
New York
Casrell County
Bond
Chesapeake Bay
Patuxent
Ecem
Haman
Christmas Carols in Sign Language by Grace Deaf-Mute Mission
The Grace Deaf-Mute Mission held its annual Christmas festival at Grace Church Park Avenue and Monument Street in Baltimore. Rev Arthur Chilton Powell and Rev O J Whistling led addresses as deaf and mute members presented a sign language play. Children and adults received candy and a gilt, with many attendees being Mary and School for the Deaf students from Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Deaf-Mute Mission
Andrew Leitz
Ds Santa Claug
Maryand School For the Deaf
Frederick
Fair Presidency Fight Sparks Hagerstown Fair Association Election
Dr J McPherson Scott a leading physician and Maryland State Medical Board secretary faced renewed opposition as he reluctantly allowed his name for president of the Hagerstown Fair Association. The vote on Saturday promises a spirited clash between Scott supporters and those backing former State Senator B Abner Betts, chosen by the old officers for the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. “McPherson
Scott
Maryland
Dr. Scott
B. Abner Betts
The
Association
News Of The Churches At Zion Reformed Church Charlesville
Sunday school at Zion Re formed church Charlesville on Sunday morning January 2 at 9 oclock. Church service at 10 oclock. Beginning the New Year the Sunday school will be open all year. Instead of a library the Sunday school will distribute each Sunday an illustrated eight page magazine of reading matter for boys and a similar magazine for girls. All are cordially invited to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Sale at Rockville Offers Entertainment and Gifts
Yesterday in Rockville a community sale brought in articles from Mrs Matilda Ricketto and others. The event featured Gospel Mission Workers and a Christmas entertainment with music and recitations by children, drawing local interest and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda ‘Ricketto
Rockville
Yeaterday
Ce Entertainment
Ban Hon
Misson
Ita Christman Entertainment
Ie Ee
Jubilee celebration at local lodge with Christmas program
A lengthy report details a lodge Jubilee and Christmas entertainment in Myeraville. Initiation rites, a supper, and speeches preceded a woodland school program featuring recitations, songs, and tableaux. Frederick Jeet Orchestra provided music as attendees praised the event.
Bank Directors Election Notice for Citizens National Bank
The Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland announces a meeting on the second Tuesday and January 11 1910 between 10 and 12 to elect directors for the coming year. WM Zimmerman cashier states a 4 percent interest bearing deposit rate applies to existing and new deposits with no need to present books for change. The notice emphasizes general banking facilities and adherence to contract provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orelock ‘m
Slection
Citizens’ National Bank of
Frederick
Zimmerman
Hia
Market Day Notice And Local Advertisements
Local notices announce basketball at Diamond fink on Friday night and a New Year market shift to Friday morning December 31 1909 with admission ten cents. A market mask event and business discontinuation at ie condone e tick street follow January 1 1910. Includes gas heater offers 2 00 price with comments and Christmas decor items by Henry Trall Houses and Wert Second moorsry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Fink
Chamnaburg
Akating
Bkatea
Berger
Apd
W C T U Gift Brings Cheer To Montevue Inmates
The W C T U techer delivered Christmas cheer to Montevue Hospital inmates, with 390 men and women receiving cake crackers candy oranges apples and other treats. Improvements include new sending and reception rooms. Green and Gather donated a team for transporting the ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C.T.U
Montevue
W. C.T.U
Montevue Hospital
Green
New Year Courses At Woman's College OpenEnrollment
January offerings list regular and special courses in piano organ voice drawing painting and more at the Woman's College. A new health culture class led by Misa Fauptle will start, with January 5 as the deadline for more details from the President. Oyster promotion and local events at the casino follow as winter amusements along with skating lessons and a Christmas program at Brad dock Lutheran Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Scarcity of Oysters Hits Baltimore Market
Oysters are in short supply in the Baltimore market with limited quantities available. Merchants report no stock left at many packing houses as prices rise, and buyers scramble as reported by local observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimoore
Indica
Aslett
Dusbals
No. Végnels
Oyatera
Rte
Local health notes show several improving after illness
Mrs. Wm. H. Sith of Charlesville has been sick but is improving. Miss Grace Price who had pneumonia at home is improving. Mrs. John C. Motter is undergoing treatment at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. Laura N. Zimmerman of East Third Street has been improving. Mr. Guy Whisner of West Patrick Street has been quite sick but shows some improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Sith
Charlesville
Grace Price
John C. Motter
Joboe Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Third-street
Guy Whisner
West
Patrick Street
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the Daily News
Lajon
Loutes
Ronwath
Hoog
Cette
Briday
W. Ei Moosa
Ghiet Othe
Sa “Batwa
Miller -Co
Aspeee Bay
Marve Os
Pleasant Parage
Whoeee
Mies
Carrie Houck
City Hospital
Charles J
Harman
Katherine
Charles Harman
P. J. Burck
Richard Anderson
Harry Stickle
Roy Carr
Walter Inglehart
Menarg
William
Robert Harman
News OF the Churches
Pytrwaas
Hare
Waich
Armeteone
Bythlans
Pythionisn
Arniettody
Frank Shaffer
Tate
Business ‘College, of
Femara
Frederick Jeet
Jamas
Citizens! National Bank
Frederick, MD
Aly
Carital
Burplua
D. Baker
Tusloran
Pase Ih
Reahr
John
D. Hendrickson
Miller
Jor Rotten
Maite
Berti
MEL Lit
Beldwina
Rhode Island Greenings Ajes
Dixon
Trent
Whlene
Cline Bull Ring
Beaxans
Phomas
M.D
Parpeaiin. Gas & Exec. Co
Buyini Frederick
Movins
Tor
Ledgewood
Amy San Hy
Peo
Mee
Ela Key G. Tritapor
Madina Streat
Bonnas Adler
GE. L
Orange & ‘Sons
Nina
Estate
OANA
Insurance
IL East
cHince Street
Pike
Freda
Carroll
C. T. K. Young
Sean Fredistok
Counyart
Frederion
Warourson, MD
Brock
Borane Setaeen
Braddock
Poultr Poultry
LG Crawford
Patman
Minagr Co
Lutheran Sunday School of
Hood Ri
Lake View Peeceeet
Ibsey
Duand
Muse
Tara
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