PURELY PERSONAL. Social notes from Washington visits
A lengthy roster of residents visiting or returning from Washington and other cities. The list records Mr. Charles Dorsey, Mrs. Rice, Miss Goldsborough, Mrs. Geisinger, Miss Ingle, Miss Gertie Smith, Miss Landauer, Miss Lily, Miss Lucie Staley, Mr. Hayes Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Missigman, Lizzie Rohr, Rev. Joseph Gibson, Mr. Ray Saylor, Mr. J. H. Goodell and kin, and college faculty sisters Lotia and Marie Shafer, among others, with their travel and study plans or returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dorsey
Washington, D. C
Wm. P. Rice
Washington
Katherine Goldsborough
Walkersville
Thomas Geisinger
Baltimore
Mary Ingle
Couré Square
Gertie Smith
Emily Landauer
East Church Street
Landauer
Lucian Falconer
New Market
Frederick
Gertrude Lily
McSherrystown
Agnes Doll
Lucie Staley
Funerals for Weedon Hall Derr and Laman Held in Area
The body of James H. Weedon was brought from Washington to Brunswick for burial at St Mark's Petersville after dying in the capital. Samuel Hall was buried at Ebenezer Church with pallbearers listed. A T Rice & Sons served as directors. Mrs Derr and Mrs Laman were interred at Mt Olivet and Mt Olives cemeteries after services at the Baltimore and Ohio depot with pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Weedon
Washington
D. C
Brunswick
St. Mark’s Church
Petersville
Weedon
Maryland
Samuel Hall
Eberzer Church
Iameville
Daniel Collins
Walter Bowman
Bradley Thompson
Lloyd Thompson
Benjamin Thompson
Philip Brown
Albert Key
Ebenezer
A. T. Rice & Sons
William Derr
Baltimore & Ohio Depot
B. R. Eschbach
Charles Cronize
A. OG. McCardell
Birely
Samuel V. Doll
Edward A. Gittinger
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
A.T
Change in Frederic County Agricultural Society officers
At the annual Frederic County Agricultural Society meeting in the county courthouse grand jury room the only changes were in vice president and chief marshal positions. J Roger McSherry becomes vice president replacing J R Sherry, and R H Magruder becomes chief marshal replacing H B Witter. Treasurer D Y Stauffer reported last fair receipts exceeded 1900 by about $500. Directors to be named later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Grand Jury
Court House
Charles N. Hargett
J. Roger McSherry
H. O. Keefer
L. 8
Clingan
D. Y. Stauffer
R.H. Magruder
Fir. MoSherry
Arthur Potts
R. H Magruder
H. B. Witter
Stauffer
Hagerstown
York
Haigerstown
Frederick
Practical Preacher Tours Rail Line to Speak on Temperance
Rev Dr Stanley L Krebs pastor of First Reformed Church Greenerburg PA rode the Pittsburg Limited at sixty miles an hour from Pittsburg to Altoona to gain railroad experience. He plans sermons to rail workers using the text Ezekiel I 20 on the living creatures in the wheels, arguing the railroad acts as a powerful temperance force with nearly a million members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley L. Krebs
First Reformed Church
Greenaburg
Pittsburg
Altoona
Rav. Kreb
Sermon Ties Railroading, Faith to Life’s Journey
The preacher lauds engineers and firemen and other railroad workers for courage and service. He likens the railroad system to a church and uses a ride with Engineer Jerry Gilchrist on the midnight Limited from Pittsburg to Altoona as a symbol of life’s voyage, urging practical lessons and hopeful outlooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
Dre. Krebs
Frederick County
Society For Psychical Research
England
New York
Columbia University
Chicago School of Psychology
New Harland Conservatory
Boston
Allegheny Mountains
Colored Schools Plan Community Teaching Program
The citys colored public school teachers and colored church ministers met at All Saints street school to devise a plan to teach a class of parents and children neglected by churches and schools. An afternoon program featured readings about emancipation, the slave, freedom, and the Negros present standing and outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Colored Public Schools
All Saints’ Street
Runaway Walter L. Howard Returns Home in Frederick
Walter L. Howard son of James Howard a Gettysburg real estate dealer ran away weeks ago to avoid school. A Frederick detective located him after a week. His father persuaded him to return home and brought him back this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Howard
James Howard
Gettysburg
Becaueo
Frederick
Howard
Hagerstown Fair Officials Appointed and City News
George H Hager named to lead the Hagerstown Fair Association. Frostburg hosts a three day YMCA conference. Four men badly injured in a track embankment fall near Luke Md while hauling pulp. Hagerstown passes bay window ordinance restricting low openings. Centreville grain merchant David Smith found in Baltimore after a week missing, believed victim of knockout drops. Admiral and Mrs Lobley recently in Baltimore before returning to Washington. Maryland Sheet Steel plant Cumberland to start midweek employing 1000 workers. E C J obna named superintendent of Hagerstown municipal electric plant with a 1100 salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Hager
Hagerstown Fair Association
Western Maryland
Young Men’s Christian Association
Frostburg
Luke
Hageretown
David Smith
Centreville
Basa
Baltimore
Winfield Scots Lobley
Parks Wisher
St. Paul Street
Washington
Maryland Sheet Steel Company
Cumberland
Milla Ip
Cumberland- E. C. Jobna
Jersey City
N. J
Municipal Electric Lighting
Hagerstown
James E. Hewes
New Year Sociable at Zimmerman Home Near Mb Pleasant
A pleasant New Year social was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Clayton M. Zimmerman near Mb Pleasant on New Year’s Day with Rev. S. S. Miller, Rev. T. F. Hoffmeier, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hahn, Mr. and Mrs. George Harbaugh and families, Misses Gertrude and Avice Thomas, Miss Q. OC. Zimmerman, and Miss H. O. Zimmerman. A noon dinner followed by cakes, fruit, oats, candy, and ice cream marked the afternoon. Guests departed at sunset with thanks and best wishes for the new year. Also, Miss Gertie Smith of this city received a reception from the Raglan club of Baltimore during her holidays, featuring instrumental and vocal music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton M. Zimmerman
Mb. Pleasant
5. S. Miller
T. F. Hoffmeier
Michael Hahn
George Harbaugh
Gertrude
Avice Thomas
Q. OC. Zimmerman
Misa H. O. Zimmerman
Miss Smith
Gertie Smith
Baltimore
Raglan Club
Church Members Honor Pastors With Surprise Donations
Members of the Lutheran church in Middletown presented Rev. M. L. Beard with a groceries filled gift bag containing flour potatoes apples chickens turkeys corn and more. Rev. J W Pontius and Rev. J R Ridenour offered prayers and speeches. Myersville area donors gave Rev. F M Glenn a similar cash and food gift at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Middletown
Beard
J. W. Pontius
Reformed Church
J. R. Ridenour
U. B. Church
Myerasville
F. M. Glenn
Middletown U. B
Myersville
Trial verdict in Main & Company v Williams case
Circuit Court convened at 9 30 this morning with Associate Judge Motter presiding. Trial resumed after a juror fell ill yesterday. Jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff of 3150. Defense moved for a new trial, jury discharged and court adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Motter
W.F. Main & Company
K. Williams
Small Wreck Delays Baltimore Passenger Trains Near Plana No. 4
A minor wreck halted Baltimore passenger trains last night after a culvert near Plana No. 4 broke, toppling steel ore cars and blocking both tracks. Ore removal allowed trains to move on the new track between Plane No. 4 and Monrovia, marking first traffic on that route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Plana No. 4
Plane No. 4
Monrovia
Smoker and Banquet for Fredonia Council No 46
Fredonia Council No 46 C U A M held a smoker and banquet for members and visiting brothers in their lodge room at Church and Market. About 75 attendees enjoyed speeches, officers elected last week were sustained, and the council begins the new year with a full treasury and bright prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia Council No
C.U. A
Georgianus Price Arrested For Theft In City Court
Georgianus Price, a Black man, was arrested by Constable Simpson and charged with stealing $7.50 from Robert Ashby. A hearing before Justices Wood found Price guilty and she was sent to the industrial home for colored girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Wood
Georgianus Price
Simpson
Robert Ashby
Shea
Justices Wood
Carroll County Banks declare semiannual dividends
National banks in Carroll County announce semiannual dividends with Union National Bank of Westminster at 5 percent First Nations of Westminster at 41 percent Farmers and Mechanical National Bank at 11 percent and First National of New Windsor at 3 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrol County
Carroll County
Union National Bank of Westminster
First Nations of Westminster
Farmers and Mechanical National Bank
First National of
Local Market Quotations From The Local Mart
J B W Sargets reports today market quotes for common staples. Corn and corn shelled prices show per bushel ranges with No 2 red steamer and rejected grades listed. Hy prices quoted per ton reflect market conditions for local buyers and sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. W. Sargets
Qoorn
Elections Held By Local Turnpike and Supply Firms
The Bockeysstown Turnpize Company Middletown Supply and Middletown Hall Companies and Frederick Elevator Company will hold elections on Monday in a shared local voting event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bockeysstown Turnpize Company
Middletown Supply and
Middletown Hall Companies
Frederick Elevator Company
Prophetic January Forecast Warns US on Riots and Strife
Astrological forecast by Prof. Gustave Meyer from Hoboken NJ claims January 1902 will bring domestic discord, foreign tensions, trade woes, and rising mortality. It warns the President to guard secrets, banks against reverses, and the public to shield against severe colds and epidemics. States regions include Prussia Russia Poland and Mexico with widespread church attendances and moral uplift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horoxex
Gustave Meyer
Washington Street
Hoboken
N. J
Washington
D. C
Oancer
United States
Saturn
Jupiter
Mars
Sas
Prussia
Russia
Poland
Hamburg
Bremen
Sweden
India
Mexiio
France
Hungary
Italy
Spain
Tuscany
Ireland
Astrological guidance and local society notes in brief
New York City and Washington, D. C., and adjacent states receive astrological forecasts. The piece covers theatre luck, meetings, and a public installation by Reynolds' Post G. A. R. in Red Men’s Hall, plus notices on a Berryville newspaper sale, and the near centenarian death of Mrs. Sarah Burris of Mount Morris West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Washington, D. C
Nispah
Bether
Margaret Young
Martha
Eva Stan
War
Francis T. Rhodes
Lillian R. Anders
Mar
R. O
Rachel Waters
Baltimore
Sarah Burris
Mount Morris
W. Va
Local ads boast sales and services in Middletown area
A crowded page lists farm for sale near Jefferson with rent option and acreage, local businesses promoting sewing machines, piano players, and sheet music. Mentions City Hotel Grill, the Choral Society, and staff changes at American Express and Central Hardware. Medical ads include eye care and ear nose throat services in downtown locations.
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the Daily News
Luxembourg
Smous
Louiv
Flanders
Furume
Bundy Conde
Bonaain Lunds
Berg
Commodore Comsius
Wacam Mae
Amercar Philosophis
Bern Birgrabe
Bletin
Wasxiscrom
M. Oeestgogi
W. I. Moone
the Weather Bureau
Sala Joal Gutman & Co
J. H. Price & Co
Universal Co
Minnie Dutrow
Annie Beaufeltar
J. Hunt Hendrickson
City Hotel Grill
Oty Hotel Grill
Quty Hotel Grill
City Business
Dr. W. QO
Boteler
Choral Society
O. EH
Cline
Dall Bros
Lotia Shafer
Allentown College
Allentown
Marie Shafer
Bethel College
Bethel
W. Yva
Anna A. Kefauver
Charlottesville
Glessie
Louies
Anna Kupp
North Carolina
Fannie Rudy
Rocky Mount
N. C
J. R. Wsherry
RK Hh, Magruder
Harry B. Witter
Stanley L Krebs
BPO
Dhea Tat
Aea En
News OF the State
Bleda
Prof
GUSTAVE_MEYER
Meyer
Clarke Conaiar
Berryville
Crown
Blackburn Smith
Conarier
John O. Crown
John R. Crown
Lyne Havens
Business College News
The
City Business College
Donald F. Howard
American Express Co
Chase Smallwood
Central Hardware Co
College Hall
At & O
Chilton & Rhoads
Oxiton & Ruoaps
Market St
Apollo
H. EB. Wilcoxor
Chas
Steiff
Wilcoxon’s
Wilcoxon's
H. EB. Wilcoxon
Chan
M. Steiff
Eaver
East
Oburoh Street
Jobn Kendrickson
ST. Nick
Capes
Qoors
Neidig & Miller
Newie & Miller
Fabrion
Biya
Neidig & Miller's
Avery
Clinton
Maaln
Clinton E
N. Market St
Isanogle
Wagaman
Leo
Sanggle & Wagamar
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
China
Sappington
Jan Baachy
North City Hall
EO. B. Rodock & CO
A. T. Rice & Sommaeevee
Rederick CO
P. Rice
D.brice
Fredk Co
Allosa
Willard C. Keller
BS. Patrichiat
Euat Patrick Street
Privilera
Asd
Tauc
Prige & CO
A. L
J. L. Bogelbreest
Jan
Tee Talles
Simmerman
Kengarilla
William
Hugh
Frederick County National Henk
Noah &. Cramer
An- Targon
Frederiak
Jfor Sale
East Fourth Shevl
Mrz
B. H. Blackston
Beretrederich
H. E. Wilcoxon
J. Daniel Crimmins
Market Street
Carroll Bereet
Gambrill
Bad
Marrall Street
J.H. Gambrill, Jr
Predarick
Dry Foods
Newa
Universa
Department D
Waleut Street
Philadelphia
W.S. Ray, Pearl
Examining Board of Engineers
Geo. A Zeller
St. St. Louis
Aptis
Cates
Court Square
Court Park
Second Street
O. B. Oline
Coarpets
Lexoleums
O. B. Cline, Carpet and Furniture Stors
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