Marriage notices and obituaries from Utica Mills area
A collection of wedding announcements and funerals from local papers. The items include Aden Anderson and Maggie Rookele wedding at Mrs. Christian Shade’s residence, John B. Simpson and Lelia Treyer nuptials, John L. Lare and Mary Heffner marriage, and obituaries for Nora E Craner and Charles Salmon with funeral details and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asdeeson
Emerls
Christian Shade
South Street
Aden Anderson
Mise Maggie Rookele
Missitte
Wee Fae Otis EE Bechbaca
Figs as a Gentle Laxative Health Claim
An advertisement extols figs as a perfect laxative that cleanses the system and relieves headaches and fevers. It claims the product acts on the liver and bowels without weakening them and promises universal availability and benefits for a healthy life.
January Socials and Local Notes in Jefferson County
County correspondence recounts a January of privations and joy. A. W. Davis recovers from a nose and throat hemorrhage under Dr. Johnson. Aunt Pady Smms dies near Della. a surprise party at J. N. Whipp’s hosts 40 guests with games, music, and a feast. sleighing thrives despite poor roads. obituaries and farm sales mark the season in Jefferson and surrounding townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orean
Fes
Salerere
W. Davis
T. B. Johnson
Adamstown
Cyrrin Ecker
Gettynborg
Jon
Neil
J. N- Whipp
the Manor
Daub’s
Lickeville
Mt. Ephraim
EL. Yingling
Wm. L. Butler
Bose
Pady Smms
Della
Order of Laboring Sons and Daughters
List of Local Residents Given in Notice
Mr W W Sweigert, Mr and Mrs C F Refioddler, Mr and Mrs Le Mr A Hspe, Mr and Mrs C B Iscattes, Mr and Mrs W Dephee, Mr and Mrs J Myers, Mr Rowman and Mr C Hereter are named in a local notice listing residents and accompanying spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Sweigert
C. F. Refioddler
Mews of the Churches Offer Nine-Act Program
A nine act grand salonatory program is set for Ma Zion M E Center on Friday February 10 starting at 7 PM featuring new faces and notable talent. The Reformed Missionary Society met last night with Mr Detrow presiding and read reports after initial services. Recitations include Forge not the toiler and Sparrow's pen with several vocal solos and a children’s piece. Rev Reichbach gave remarks before hymn and prayer. Paris dissomary society held a monthly service last Sunday with John Neighbours and Lois Young leading as choir and Della Stone at organ. Prof Palmer delivered an address. next meeting is March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Zion
R. Smith
EB Warner
EB Reichbach
Paris Dlisscmary Society of Pleasant Bill
Nta
John Neighbours
Lois Young
Yellow Springs
Mies Della Stone
Chas
Feags
Wigram Oleley
Lille
Helen Haines
G.E. L. Palmer
Coldest Weather Yet Hits Frederick and Nearby Towns
The past days of extreme cold peaked yesterday as winds swept the region. Drifts rose to road level, streams froze solid, and Frederick recorded one to three below zero with Mt. Airy and New Market between six and ten below. A Pennsylvania freight car roof blew off in the strong wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Feeterick
Mew Market
Mt. Airy
Pennsylvanis
Forgery Suspect Arrested at Hanover Wagon Works
Milard Haigh, once at Keterer Wagon Works in Hanover, was seized by Constables H A Egger and E Freed in Frederick area after a forged note case at Farmers and Mechanics Bank. He fled to Pennsylvania, then Hanover, with wife and child. Bail default led to commit to York county jail awaiting regulation papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
York
Millard
Haigh
Keterer
Hanover
H. A. Egger
Ee. Freed
Hang
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Pennsylvania
Keterer Wagon Works
Haugh
Maryland
York County
Lewis D. Sell
Real Estate Auction Near Loy Station Sells 120 Acres
Captain Walter Saunders, auctioneer, sold a 120 acre farm two miles north of Loy Station for Irving J. Fisher at 32.50 per acre. The same sale included four other tracts at the Court House, with Fisher purchasing one tract for 18.75 and Major Damath acquiring the remaining three tracts: tract No 2 eight acres one perches for 2.40 per acre, tract No 3 three acres one rood three perches for 3 per sore, and tract No 4 sixty five perches for 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Saunders
Court House
Motter and Sebold
Loy's Station
Frederick
Emmitaburg
Irving J. Fisher
Fisher
Martha Simms Dies Near Greenfield Mills at 75
Martha Simms died at her home near Greenfield Mills on January 20 at age 75. Her funeral was held February 2 at Bella Chapel under Rev. Moore of Poolesville. Burial followed with Laboring Sons and Dangaiers society members as bearers, including Geo. Roberson and Wm. Harlan Williams. Georges W. Peters was the undertaker and interment was in the adjoining graveyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora E. Cramer
Utica Mills
Menea
Albert Brup
Charlesville
Grup
Utica
Rava
Asper
Todd
Wm. E. Salmon
Maryland
House of Delegates
Geetoyard
M. P. Church
Adam Boyer
P. M. Griffith
Leander Etchison
Marths Phan
Martha Simms
Greenfield Mills
Bell Ehapel
Rev. Moore
Poolesville Etrouic
J. Dorsey
Georges W. Peters
Leoni Deduct of Bright Isom and Rural Property Sale
Brief bits report Mr D F Mayne selling some persons property on the John Rolch farm. An appeal for aid for their comrades in Nebraska has been received by the G A R of Frederick. A meeting of the state council of the U M W in Baltimore elected Wm H Shipley of Frederick as vice councillor. The next annual session will be in Frederick on April 2 1896. The incorporators for a railroad Boonsboro to Keedysville include Shafer Bam Huffer Seard Gilbert Barkman Suively Ridenour Seibert Davis and Barrer L Storm of Boonsboro and Isaiah Moser of Frederick County. Capital $30,000. The family physician Mrs Helen Mhal tere of Reading Pa states: We always like to save oil when it is prescribed in place of a physician. It never is there ever a real cure for influenza and other ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Corer
Wil-liana GC
Thormont
Otelie Hereter
Aly
Gael Zhae
Franklin School
JM. Chas Fair
Frank Eharstta
Q. B Weant
John Bauer
England
Lane Angell
Frederick Aa Wells
Weant
Uniontown
Mary Motter
Elmer
Motter
Ben Knott
Henry Hilterbrick
Willtax
Smith
Q. B. Weant
Olver Birely
Z. F
C. HL Valentine
Aed
Nebraska
G. A. KR
Frederick
Baltimore
Wm. H. Shipiey
State Council
Com
Boonsboro
Keedyavilla
South Mountain Electric Railway
Will Lss
Robert J. Shafer
Moses Bam
Alfred C. Huffer
Henry
Isaiah Moser
Prederick County
Sumac
Eliza Rinehart
Hancock
Moses Gosnell
Howagi County
Crisfeld Democratic Club
Milas
Audoraing
W. F. Byrd
Charles P. Montague
Howard County Orphans’ Court
Alexander Brown
Willard. Jones
Skin blemishes and blocked pores described
The text explains blotches and pimples as signs of skin inactivity and clogged pores. It states poisonous refuse matter is unable to exit and accumulates under the skin, forming red lumps blotches and possibly purples.
Unnamed Skin Remedy Promoted as Miraculous Cure
An advertisement extols a skin medicine that supposedly softens impeding matter, draws poison from pores, soothes inflammation, and leaves skin smooth. It claims to cure many conditions including pimples, blotches, ringworm, eczema, dandruff, itch, and salt rheum, and even the worst itching piles.
Died Hallie Ditto at Williamsport Maryland At Seventy Three
Mrs Hallie Ditto died at Williamsport Maryland aged seventy three years. Also noted were cadets at the Naval Academy failing exams, local lodge visits, a magistrate case over false teeth, Frostburg Trotting Association officers elected, weather delays ice at Havre de Grace, and a fire at Hancock Maryland with property loss. Other items include a will caveat and school board scholarship dispute in Howard County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Hallie Ditto
Willsmsport
Naval Academy
Warren Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Baltimore
Friumph Lodge
Belair
Elxton
Frostburg Trotting Association
James Todd
Havre de Grace
Robert D. Bilegood
Balisbury
Playsby Fire Company
Bigton
Rheamatien Promised Cure Sponsored By Medium
A fragmented notice touts a remedy named Rheamatien marketed as a cure for various ills. It claims to remove the disease at its source and ease symptoms with a supposed painless system. The text is garbled and references individuals such as Drogeist and Fred Ma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rheamatien
Bey
Hou
Witinaiee Ieeewee
Drogeist
Fred Ma
Baptized at St Johns Church Joseph W Diffendal takes name
Baptism occurred yesterday at 4 o clock in St Johns Catholic Church with T Bernart Diffendal being baptized by Father Hann. The name taken is Joseph Winnieis Diffendal. An involved note mentions Mrs. Emily of Teles and various unrelated phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Bernart Diffendal
St. Johns Catholic Church
Hann
Joseph Winnieis Diffendal
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the Daily News
Bymeneal
Hasskarl
John L. Lare
Mary &. Heffner
Maekis
Grimes
City Oper House
Seago
Goede
D. H. Sest
Corney Teowes
Jefferson
Harman Culler
Mina Kimnie Younkins
Lincel
Stephen Bowlns
L. O. Whip's
Samuel
Samuel Compher
Edward
Thoreday Dant
Wm. T. Rice
Earl
M. W. Michael
Jefferson, Penne
Samuel Dixon
Whic
Samuel Tretappe
Moates
George,m. Culler
Ella Rice
Hodd
PRB
Messia
Hermoland and Brother
Hoods Mill
P. Forsythe
Hammerick
Kelley
Catoctin
Carrol
Wm. Fowbie
Bruchville
E. Valentine
Hagerstown
Jennie
Bessie Harbaugh
Middleburg
Apset
Samuel Foss
Joel Myers
Toa
Beate
D. F. Mayne
Jno
Rolch Farm
Henry B . Dizey
James B. Mackie
Mackie
City Opera Bowl
Helen Mhaltere
Reading
Ie Glas
le Grippelt
Iticurn
Balto
Saltheore
perees_ po
W.L. Douglas
Cordovam
Douglas
Enotoas
Sain
Ryne
Jafnavel
Ether Amis
A. R. Yeakle
City Hall Shoe Store
Fredaick
Tes
Une Acraia
GEO
Gilbert
Sos
North Markos Bt
Proderiek
News OF the State
Cadeta Denvet
Inari
Emily
Teles
Champerlain
Our
Dru
East Patrick
Tate
John Hitchie
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mra
Ritchie
Nations Congress
Washington
William Murden
Albery
W. Y
Dr. Bell
Inbugement
HUD & Ibs
Gall
N.J. Wilson & Son
Excelsior Stove House
Frederick, Jed
Kohler
Jetersel
Ronee Mre Co
Geeman Aree, S Bon
Obler
Meyal
River SR
Schiey Bros
Drugeiste
Clegre
jOopital
Weil
Tall, Headington & CO
Beat-Makere
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market
Frederick, Mid
Imam Te Bregrybody
B. Mackie
Gerimmsey
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