Personal Visitors and Travelers in Frederick Area
Purse of brief notes listing residents and visitors in Frederick and nearby towns. Names include Owen Oomphar Norfolk VA and Karl E. Batz York PA visiting Frederick for business, with multiple locals traveling to Baltimore Lancaster Washington Martinsburg and Philadelphia for visits or work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Oomphar
Norfolk
Karl E. Batz
York
Frederick
Baosiness
Thomas Gaisinger
Harmony
T. Albart Rica
Littlestown
Hanover
Cprus Frank Picok
Myersville
Mamie V. Wirts
Baltimore
Grace Haller
West Third Street
Lancaster
Marie Yeakle
Washington
Pleasant Washington Birthday Meeting of Frederick D A R Chapter
The Frederick Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution held a February 22 gathering at Miss Ritchie’s Court Square home to celebrate Washington’s Birthday and launch a Memorial Continental Hall fund. Rev. Dr. Catherine Lugle read extracts from Washington and the Life of Washington. A brief program followed then refreshments were served. The chapter donated a substantial sum for Continental Hall and planned a Maryland Day observance in March. The regent invited the group to Miss Belt’s home in Dickerson for spring events. invitations were accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frederick
Daughters of the American Resolution
Gseers Bradley T. Jakossa
Gontinental Hill
Martha McCleery
Maryland
Miss Belt
Dickerton
Montgomery Olanty
Junior Fire Company to Meet on Crimmins Death
An special meeting of the Junior Fire Company is scheduled for this evening at 7:30 to act on the death of the late Wm. M. Crimmins. Maurice Bennett suffered a spasm in the court room yesterday afternoon and was revived after Dr. I. J. McCurdy administered aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiil
Wm. M. Crimmins
Maurice Bennett
Cour Room
I. J. McCurdy
Local Manager W A Crimmins Dies at 41
William Michael Crimmins longtime local figure and secretary of the Firemen's Association and officer of CBI died at his North Market street home after a ten week illness. He passed away quietly at 1018 oclock. Born on the date not listed he was aged 41 and had recently confined to the house since December amid a severe cold and relapses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Michael Crimmins
North Market Street
Bright
Crimmins
Local figure Crimmins dies after long Frederick service
Frederick native and Western Union employee Crimmins dies on the eve of his birthday anniversary. He led St. John's Catholic church benevolent efforts and served as secretary of the State Firemen's Association. Survived by his wife Nellie Luccenasi, son Fred, daughter Isabel, two brothers and a sister. Funeral set for 9 o'clock Monday at St. John's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Grimmins
John
Mary Grimwing
Ireland
Frederick
Baltimore
Western Union Telegraph Company
Crimmins
Disrapter
State Fireman's Association
Catholic Benevolent Legion
State Firemen’s Association
Bod
Agelm
Eis
State Council
The
Legion
Father McElroy
St. John’s Beneficial Association
St. John’s Cathollie Church
Democratic County Central Committee
Junler Fire Company
Bir. Crimmins
Funerals Held for Five Local Residents
The funerals of Earl O King Elizabeth E Noll Bertha May Rotarack John L H Thompson and others were conducted at their homes or Araby and Mt Olivet cemetery with Rev J Dell Rev AtviH Conner and Rev J B Dall officiating. Pallbearers included Oscar Tablar Mel ville Cromwell and J Hoffmas among others. Funeral directors were O Q Carty F Schroeder and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl O. King
Ijameville
J. Hdell
Grbane
Oscar Tablar
John Molesworth
Win Smith
Wilmer Swomley
Walter England
Jesse Bussard
Mt Olivet
O. QO. Carty
Elizabeth E. Noll
Araby
Vih Conner
Melville Cromwell
John Hoffmas
John Shafer
Alexis Doll
Charles Fort
William Harman
Mount Olivet
F. Scareader
Bertha May Rotarack
West
Rays. S. Af. Hencha Aad
E. Li. McLean
F. Schroeder
John L. H. Thompson
Araby Chaps
J. B. Dall
Orbana
Mt. Olivers Cemetery
W. H. Harman
J.T. Stap
Lewis Ausherman
Oliver Hoffman
Runaway Four-Horse Team Impacts West Second Street
A four horse team owned by Mrs. Lewis Hildebrand near Backeystowe Station bolted past Wilcoxon and Browns lumber yard on West Second Street. The lead pair broke free near Market Street, the wagon halted before Market Street, the tongue broke, and a harnessed horse suffered significant damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hildebrand
Backeystowe Station
Wilcoxon & Brown
West Second Street
E& Moon
Market Street
Toore
Horges
Demand Road Improvement by Kemp Town Property Owners
J B S R Wood acting for Kemp town property owners filed a mandamus petition to force Montgomery County commissioners to advance macadamizing the road from the county line through Kemp town to the schoolhouse edge. The court set an opener Monday to review why the writ should not be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BS. R. Wood
Kemptown
Ferma
Montgomery County
McBherry
State Highway Commission
Sunday religious notices and church services listed
A long list of church services and Sunday school times across multiple churches and denominations. Notable items include Lobleyshire Mission, All Saints Episcopal, Lathsrao, German Baptist Brathcen, Kempell gospel meeting, Presbyterian, Evangelical Reformed, First Baptist, Trinity M Echorah, St Johns Catholic, United Brethren, and Grace Reformed. Also mentions U M Rae, O U A M, Epworth League, and Maryland Annual Conference delegate selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lobleyshire Mission
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Lathsrao
Kempell
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Evangelical Reformed Church
E.R Eschbach
Fredonis Conneil
Rae
First Baptist Church
Francis Scott Koy Council
Trinity M. Echorah
South
J. H. Balthis
Epworth League
St. John's Catholic Church
WW. J. Kane
Londly
United Brethren Church
J. W. Kiracafe
Bertha Kircafe
Wm. Hammond Parker
O. U
DL. Fraser
Hagerateen
Methodist Episcopal Church
R. Rush Lewis
DL. A. Thirlkeld
M. Epworth
Henry Raabe
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. McLean
Luther Nichols
Frederick
Retirement Pension For NGR EmployeeOliver E McClow
Oliver E McClow of the city will retire on a pension on February 25 upon reaching 70. Born near Shamokin Pennsylvania on February 14 1886 he began work at 17 in Shamokin car shops and later joined the Shamokin Valley and Pattonsville line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver E. McClow
Frederick
McClow
Shamokin
Shamokin Valley
Patts- Zoo
Railroad Man McClow Career on the Sunbury Division
Ef Gliv ee 3Clow. Foto. by 8 E Homer. hk Rakkkke Llannankikk villa Railroad as brakeman and Ister Onas fireman. Promoted to engineer on July 20, 1864. Northern Central Railway leased the Shamokin Valley and Pottsville Railroad on February 27, 1865. In 1862 the P R R Co leased the road from the X O R R and called it the Sunbury Division. Transferred to the Frederick Division January 3, 1882 where he stayed until retirement. His long railroad career included an engine upset and two embankment descents with serious injuries not recalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rakkkke Llannankikk Villa
Ister Onas
Northern Central Railway
Shamokin Valley
Pottsville
Sunbury
McClow
Frederick
Victor Hugo Lecture by Prof Sprague at College Hall
Prof Leslie Willis Sprague delivered the second University Extension lecture on Victor Hugo in College Hall. He covered Hugo’s life, works notably Les Miserables, and the messages to the people, then invited questions and outlined the next talk on Thomas Otis? and the Worth of Man scheduled for Friday March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Hugo
Leslie Willis Sprague
College Hall
Sprague
Sed
Thomas Osrlyie
Worth of
Man
W C T U Birthday Party Draws Crowded Audience
The W C T U room hosted a Tasté night for its annual birthday celebration. Miss Addis Rhodes led a varied program with pantomime, songs, readings, recitations, and a temperance dialog. Refreshments followed as the crowd enjoyed a successful event and donations were pledged. A Willard memorial public meeting is set for February 26 to honor W O T U supporters.
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W.C.T. G
Evergreen Wrestlia
Fisga
Addis Rhodes
Manoh
Aris
America
Lois McDonald
Grace Zimmerman
Roth Kline
Mary Higers
Reine Grove
Lola Rouszebn
Helen Mateny
Roth Ridgely
Misses Sherald
Colo
Professor Beckwith
Bill Gring
George Washington
Miss Kelle
Miss Delphey
Miss Young
Miss Graces Thomas
Kiraoore
Winifred Rhodes
Katherine Rowe
Temperance
Marie Rump
Deacon Jones
Widow Brown
Ruth Kline
Sarah Wwilbert
W. T. of. Drill
Ents Sheraid
May Zimmerman
Bisbleaz
Wize
Frank Scroeder
Sll
Willard
W.O. T U
Ground Hog Weather Marks Short Winter Reprieve
Report notes three weeks of ground hog weather with three cold snaps and five precipitation events. Across the period there were 18 clear days and 3 cloudy days, with ten cold and eight warm days. The piece cites the old legend about ice and weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maddox Dar
Bargain Lot Includes Shawls Scarves and Stoles
A small sale offers one Bine Golf Cap one Grey Osteleh Stole one Grey Feasher Bon two Shawl Fox Scarfs and three Moffs at surprisingly low prices.
Capital-103 Surplus Details From Unclear Ledger
A fragmentary note lists names and roles in a brief capital surplus context. Entities include vice president and several individuals with possible titles or initials, but the legibility is limited and many terms are garbled. No clear event or outcome is discernible.
Work of Death Claims Mrs Nussbaum in Feagarville
Mrs Susan J Nussbaum died at 12 30 this morning at her nephew Edward S Riggs home in Feagarville of general debility She was in her 83rd year and the last surviving member of her immediate family Her funeral will be Monday at o o clock from the house with interment at Glade cemetery Walkersville Also notes of local illnesses and recoveries among residents including Rosa Kolb John Smith Arthur Doll Isabella Kreb and others with regained mobility for Raymond Shipley and Ernest Shipley and Prof E L Boblitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan J Nussbaum
Suasa J. Nussbaum
Edward 5
Riggs
Feagarville
Sha
Mary Riggs
West Fourth Street
Glade
Walkersville
Mise Rosa Kolb
West Third Street
John Smith
East Fourth Street
Arthur Doll
North Market Street
Isabella Kreb
West Third Streat
Muaater Raymond
Ernest Shipley
E. L Boblitz
South Market
Local Lodges Hold Special Meetings Sunday Morning
Special meeting of Sir Johns Benevolent Association rooms at 9 oclock to act on the death of Brother Wm M Drimmirg with Geo I Wilson secretary. Walter McElroy Council No.70 OB S meets at 11 20 am on Sunday to act on the death of Grandads Wm M Orimmina with Geo I Wirsos and John A Kennedy as secretaries. Fredonia Council No.46 meets 9:30 am to accompany Francis Scott Key Council No.48 to divine service at First Baptist Church. W. C Besxert secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir. John’s Beneficial Association
Wm. M. Drimmirg
Jas. Mciserry
Walter McElroy
Fredonia
Francis Scott Key Council
Divine
W. C. Besxert
Seoy
Notable Deaths and Events in State News
Mr. Gerhard Burke died in Ellicott City on February 23 at age 62. Rev. William C. Hicks of New York accepted the rectorship at Emanuel Protestant Episcopal Church in Cumberland. Mrs. Rose Josefek, 68, died accidentally by asphyxiation at her daughter’s Baltimore home. William Winder, a Black man, convicted of second-degree murder in Baltimore for a likable murder, sentenced to 18 years. Carnegie offered $16,500 to St. John’s College if alumni matched it, announced at the Baltimore Sluma dinner for The Clansman in Washington. Thomas Dixon Jr.’s play The Clansman slated for Columbia Theatre in Washington, D.C. for one week starting March 5 with certain matinees. Dixon’s drama, tie-ins to Leopard’s Boots and The Clanman, has sparked wide debate on the race issue. Tickets by mail to Luckett & Dwyer. Also Crinnisn Brothers’ comedy The Troubles of Eight Twins at City Opera House February 27. Cinema showings by Motion Picture Company at Andita-Humer Church and City Opera House February 28 and March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerhard Burke
Ellicott City
William C. Hicks
New York
Emanuel Protestsnt Episcopal Church
Ceuberland
Rose Josefek
Francis Solin
Orleans Street
Baltimore
William Winder
Balsir
Carnegie
St. John’s College
Washington
Thomas Dixon, Jr
Columbia Theatre
Washington, D. C
Mr. Dixon
Out of
Towo
Luckett & Dwyer
Andita- Humer Hamline M
Motion Picture Company of the City
City Opera House
Fraternal Visit Between Tribes Noted
Members of Chip bewa Tribe I G B M traveled to Funkatown to visit the Bird Eagle Tribe. They departed on a special car with 640 and returned home at 2 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chipbewa Tribe
Funkatown
Bird Eagle Tribe
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