Personal notes from the city and visiting relatives
Purely personal items list Mrs Wim Bradshaw of Baltimore visiting city relatives and Miss Blanche Radcliff visiting in Baltimore. Rev Charles F Stack attends funeral craft in Middle town. G O Rhoderick mother has been ill. Machinist appointment at the Navy Yard Washington D C. Dr Charles N Schilbeck of Burkittsville travels to Florida for health, hosted by Mrs Lewis Karn and her husband now living in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Bradshaw
Baltimore
Biss Nore Sporrier
Osreaville
Frank Bell
North Market Street
Blanche Radcliff
East Second Street
Charles F. Stack
Middletown
Ste G. O. Rhoderick
Baprocey ‘Abbe
Charles Scholtz
Foo
Navy Yard
Washington, D. C
Charles N. Schilbeck
Burkittsville
Florida
Bie Health
Lewis H. Karn
Social World of Miz Pah Chapter A Bright Evening Event
Miz pah Chapter No.9 of the Eastern Star held a social evening with invited guests. Miss Julia Young and Miss Margaret Young sang, George M. Gittinger read a piece, and Mrs Rosenouresng performed Waiting. Recitals and songs followed with piano by Mrs. Lewis Barck, and a choir encore. Heart-shaped cakes and refreshments accompanied the event. Birthday notices: Mrs. James G. Topper celebrated her seventieth birthday at home on West Patrick Street with friends calling and gifts received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentese Soceal
Mizpah
Order of the Hastern
Macron
D. T. Ordeman
Julia
Margaret Young
George M. Gittinger
Bn. Rosenouresng
Mira
Esatern
Elmer Dixon
A. Fearbake
Lewis Barck
James G. Topper
West Patrick Street
Funeral for Francis Fogle Held at Local Baptist Church
The funeral for Francis Fogle was held yesterday at 2 PM from his East Sixth Street home. Services were conducted at the German Baptists church on West Fourth Street by Elder E A Braner. Pallbearers included J W Harcissn Henry DP Nusabsum D W Finney George W Pean Christian Gerlach and D W Derr. Interment followed at Olivet Cemetery. Thomas P Rice served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Fogle
East Sixth Street
German Baptists Church
West Fourth Street
E. A. Braner
J. W. Harcissn
Henry DP. Nusabsum
D. W. Finney
George W. Pean
Christian Gerlach
D W. Derr
Mr. Olivet Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
On the Frontier at City Opera House Tonight
Miss May Hillman and her company presented the western drama On the Frontier at the City Opera House before a large audience. The performance was exceptionally good with realistic frontier life and well received specialties between acts. The company closes its engagements tonight with The Bells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opea Honass
May Hillman
Opera Ficuss
Acta
Morningstar Hawker nuptials in Backeys and Jefferson area
Hymeneal notice reports the marriage of Mr. Geo H Morningstar of Backeys town and Mrs. Catherine J Hawker of near Jefferson on February 14 at the Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage in St Doubs, officiated by Rev. G Wm Miller.
Business Men Back Frederick Thormont Railway Plan
Frederick Council and Business Men's Association endorse the Frederick Thormont railway project urging local support and funding. They back extending city limits, oppose tax exemptions for manufacturing plants, and press for stronger municipal license enforcement while pursuing a law to resolve licensing issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick & Thormont
Business Man's Association
Frederick-Tourmont
Frederick
Uberal Financial Aippack
Anders
Linansea
Feaderick-Thormont
A. O McCardell
GO. O. Waters
Waters
Etccs
Frederick Cfty
D. Golumbus Kemp
Frank B. Sappington
Thormont
Guy Motter
United States
Milton G. Urner
Lavy
Annapolis
George H. Zimmerman
Graar
Lewis A. Rice
Charles Wertheimer
Sappington
Joseph Douglass
Urner
Cashin Court
Richards Fights for Town Vote on Liquor Sale in Brunswick
In a Maryland legislature session delegate Richards of Frederick County urged that Brunswick decide by vote whether to permit intoxicating drinks. Brunswick is a dry town with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shops, and the bill faced opposition from lobbyists though no local opposition. The body set a special order for next Tuesday at 1 PM to consider the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards
Frederick County
Brunswick
Baltmore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Brunawick
Baltimore City
Senate
Gettorneys
Haman
Benster Gorman
Eastern Shore
Grner
Urner
Bappington
End of the Week Lot 3 Pare Suk Warp Fabric Sale
Lot 3 offers 24 inch Pare Suk warp fabric at 10c per yard with even texture. Lot 3 also markets New Eyeles Embroidered Mulia Batiste and new fabrics for attire. Lot 4 features specials in black and colored silks of various widths and qualities priced from 50c to $1.25. Our stock is carefully selected for quality and beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lot L
Nalacok
Daloty
Laoss
Oren
University Extension Lectures Highlight Social Topics
Prof Lilie Willis Sprague opened the season at the Woman's College with Social Massagee of Some Nineteenth Century Prophets. Frederick Schiller and the Gospel of Freedom was reviewed. next Friday promises Victor Hugo and the Rising of the People. Mrs Baker delivers readings, praised for mastery and engagement, with a forthcoming reading of If You Were King at the college Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilie Willis Sprague
Montcvito
N.J
Conrae
Woman's College
Frederick Schiller
Sprague
Haismmson
First Baptist church dedication in Gothic brick design
The First Baptist church at West Fourth Street, Baltimore, in a pressed brick Gothic style, will dedicate tomorrow at 10:30. Rev. De Rafes Weaver will preach the dedicatory sermon, with afternoon services by Rev. L Fraser and an evening address by Rev. Dr. E B Batchelor. Gospel meetings begin Monday 7:30 pm with Rev S L Fraser and assistants. The church cost about $8,000 with $1,500 remaining indebted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Fourth Street
de Rafesl Weaver
Brantley Baptist Churcbh
Baltimore
L. Fraser
Fires Baptist Church
Hagera Sown
E. B. Batohber
Bapital Church of
First Baptist Church
Gauntstrest
Wim. Hammond Parker
James M. Goodman
Robert J
Miss Maud Baker
Jutant School
Stanley M Swartz
Schreysville
Sanday
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
City Ministerial Association
Hollas
Methodist Church
Thurmont
Washington
Steck Willl
German Baptist Brethren Church
Kexop Hall
The
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixin
Evangelical Reformed Church
E.R Bachtech
Eighty two years old anniversary of M. J. Grove celebrated at Lima Kiln
Hon. M. J. Grove marked his eighty second birthday with a family reunion at his Lima Kiln home in this county. All children attended including Carrie White of Kansas City Laura Biser of BYE Lick Bernard Grove of Washington D C Baward Grove of Stephens City J Harry Grove and William J Eugene A Grove of Lima Hill. Grove remains active in M J Grove Lime Co and public affairs noting he feels as well as years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Grove
Lima Kiln
County
Mr. Grove
Carrie White
Kansas City
Laura Biser
Bye Lick
Bernard L. Grove
Washington, D. C
Baward D
Bartgis v Staley and Nusz verdict favors defendants
In Circuit Court yesterday afternoon the jury, after an hour out, returned a verdict of 8 for the defendants in the case of Matthias E. Bartgis v. Wim Howard Staley and Fi est Nusz. Judge Motser presided as court convened at 9:30 this morning. The International Harvester Company of America v. Clinton J Datrow and Charles Wertheimer, trustees, was taken up as an action of replevin to recover a binder and mower, tied to Datrow prior to deed execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthias E. Bartgis Ve. Wim
Howard Staley
Fiest Nusz
John O. Motser
International Harvester Company of America
Clinton J Datrow
Charles Wertheimer
Trustees
Capital Surplus Officers Listed in Municipal Ledger
A rendered roster lists Capital Surplus officers including J.D. Sarer as President and WM Baker as Vice President along with names for cashier and other executive posts. The outdated spellings reflect a historical frozen roster from a prior board structure.
Maryland churches prepare for Sunday worship and events
Maryland readers are told of church services across denominations. The Methodist Episcopal and Grace Reformed Churches announce morning sermons by Rev. L A Thirkeld and Rev E L Molesa with evening addresses and Sunday schools. St John’s Catholic Church lists masses starting at 7, with forty hours devotion continuing through Tuesday, aided by visiting priests from Baltimore and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Placers
Reformed Church of
Lorettaville
Methodist Episcopal Church
B. Bush Lewis
L. A. Thirlkeld
D. E. Moylan
Deaf Monte
Epworth Lesgue
Grace Reformed Church
Rav. E. L. Molesa
Washington Camp
Sp.m
St. John's Catholic Church
Hav
Barrast
Woodstoak Gallege
Baltimore
The Filming Arrow at City Opera House Opens
Lincoln J. Garter presents The Flaming Arrow as a border life drama with a 40 member company and an Indian brass band. A band concert precedes the show in front of the City Opera House. Also note two freight cars derailed near Adamstown on the Baltimore and Ohio line, delaying passenger trains by about an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln J. Garter
City Opera House
Far West
Baltimors and Ohio Railroad
Adamstown
Local advert lists kitchenware and entertainments at small prices
Local notice catalogs items for sale including a four quart granite pot at 26c, pie plates, basins, kettles, soap, and other housewares with many prices. It also mentions a dress shirt department, a choral society rehearsal, and a theatrical performance at Jeanier Hall on February 23 with 23c admission. Also Osteopathy services and a meat sack for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipley
Bopat
Dawson Declares Candidacy for Sixth District Congress
Dawson announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination in Maryland's Sixth District. The Rockville attorney and former Montgomery County circuit court clerk aims to challenge Col. George A. Pearce, who seeks renomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Or Dawson
Dawson
Montgomery County
Col
George A. Pearce
Hss
Rockville
Darrow Property Withdrawn After Bid at Market Corner
A public auction in front of the Oliy Hota on Market and South streets saw the Darrow property withdrawn this morning after a bid of 3900 dollars. Harvey R. Lease was the party offering the bid, and the deal did not proceed to sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey R
Oliy Hota
Darrow
Market
South Streets
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