Pleasant Personal Notes From Frederick Today
Purely personal items list residents visiting or returning from travels to Baltimore Washington Newark and Lancaster with several names and towns mentioned. Includes local social updates and a brief advertising section noting post office letters and a home talent show at City Opera House.
Religious World Notes on Local Ministers Week
Readable notes from St John’s, M E, A B and other churches recount sermons on Providence and sacred duties. Reports include Trinity M E services, St Pauls Reformed anniversary, Grace Reformed progress, and Gleanora Episco pal Guild events. Also mentions Franklin and Marshall sesquicentennial planning and Germantown Methodist dedication.
Thompson Anderson will and heirs in West Street estate
The will of the late Thompson Anderson was read in Orphans Court this morning. It leaves all real property to his wife Mary A Anderson for life and then to his son Albert for life, with eventual remainder to grandson Allan Arthur Anderson if alive, otherwise to the heirs of the survivors. Personal property goes to wife and son during their lives, then to Allan if alive, else to next of kin. Also notes appointment of wife and son as executors. A fire alarm was sounded near A A Moses Shoe Store on West Patrick Street this afternoon around 2 29 from a stove overheated box and counter end. bucket brigade stopped the small blaze with no major damage. School openings resume after holidays, with schools and private institutions restarting sessions.
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St. John’s Catholic Church
High Masa
Father Kane
M. E
Todd
iSunday School
Epworth Longue
A. B
C. W. Stinespring
Wm. W. Picket
Evangelical Reformed Church
Dr. Eschbach
LeRoy McCardell
van. B. Lamps
Sendai
Japan
Trinity M. E. Church
J. H Balbie
Will S. Fisher
Reformed Church
Burkistaville
St Paul's Reformed Church
Westmoreland
A B. Yoakle
H. 0. Renn
A. O Orenine
Lavwis Bayer
Wm.d. Zimmerman
O. 0
Sre
Gilpin
Buss Ingle
St. Mary’s Chapter
China Mission
Grace Reformed Church
B. J. McTean
H. EB. Abbots
Ed. Lamar
Theologies Seminary
Lancaster
Kemp Hall
Mary Claude Ford
St. Mary's County
Mary Agnes O'Neil
Philadelphia
Anna Wlood
Youngstown
Ohio
Slater Mary Jane Francis
Ford
Mire Flood
Episcopal Guild
Sadie Lowe
Pearl Stockman
Guy Bartholow
Della Koogle
Bessie Bartholow
May Keefer
Lottie Cramer
Amy Hartaook
Ada Cramer
Pearl Filby
Myra Peola
Clydia Poole
Halen Brengle
Lydia Strailman
Osborne Ingle
Franklin and Marshall College
Franklin College
Marshall College
Merceraburg
Branklin and
Marshell Oieve
Caigo
Homa
Germantown
New Methodist Episcopal Church
Germantown Station
Boyda
Montgomery County
Henry BR. Naylor
Washington
A McBurney
McBorney
Bowie F. Waters
Garmantown
J.B. Dorsey
E. M. Dorsey
Fanzie Crawtford
James H
Mary A. Anderson
Albers Anderson
Allan Arthur Anderson
Con
Albert Anderson
Hia
A.A. Moses
West Patrick Street
Meetings set for Junior and United Jo companies officers
Judge John Molter and Joseph W. Gaver head lists for president of the Junior and United Jo companies. Meetings tonight will read year reports and elect officers for the ending year. United company at 7 o'clock, Junior at 7:30. Officers include Motter, Lampo, Perry, Steiner, Smith, and many more in varied posts.
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John ©. Molter
Joseph W. Gaver
Junior
United Companies
United Jo
United Company
Dunfora
J. 0. Motter
J. H. Lampo
M. F. Perry
D. H. Steiner
Sevratory
J. F. Smith
Mm. Lease
A C Dvertiy
Ira Biser
G. W. Shipley
Titlow
L. Falk
J. Davie
W. H. Winsbrewer
G. Buesing
Charles Ship
F. Thomas
O . Goode
Uniteds
Reno S. Harp
J. A. Frazier
Glann H. Worthington
D. H Hargett
Secratory
H. R. Heck
Treagorer
W. B. Storm
L. O. Frazier
R.A. Rager
Ohanderfer
H. Hacer
Hose Direstor
Wim. E. Hahn
Vin‘cent Yingnog Sng
Ragar
Thomes G. Backey
Albert Smith
Burgaoe
Ira J. MaVordy
Droj. O Hendrix
T. Freaman Dixon
Heiger Released After Row At Ridgeville B&O Bridge
Joseph Heiger was freed this morning on a writ of habeas corpus after being arrested for shooting Joseph Hagan during a fight near the B&O compression yard about a mile east of Ridgeville. State’s Attorney Worthington and Roscoe C. White appeared for the state and defense respectively. Heiser sustained a hip wound while Hagan was shot in the hand. both injuries were non serious. Several others involved fled. warrants issued for Parkin and others, but no arrests yet. The case will be reviewed by the next grand jury. Incorrigible Minnis Howard alias Stawark, seventeen, was taken to the colored House of Correction on a complaint by her mother Frances Howard alleging incorrigibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Heiger
Joseph Heiser
Jiil
Joseph Hagan
Compressor
Ridgeville
Master
Worthngton
Roscoe C. White
Heiser
Hagan
Parkin
Minnis Howard
Alias Stawark
Ocheesble Bruss
Colored House of Correction
Justice O. &. Eckstein
Frances Howard
Maati's Health Officer Report and a Nights of Entertainment
December health report by Dr S F Thomas shows 30 deaths with causes including heart disease diphtheria and measles while 7 births are recorded. Entertainer Edwin Weeks appears at City Opera House for YMCA course January 5 with Grace Dheon and Alice Mead Martin accompanying in a varied program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Thomas
Edwin RB. Weeks
City Opera House
Y.M.C. A
Striet
Weeke
Weeks
Grace Dheon
Alicea Mead Martin
Maud Muller on Stage at City Opera House Tomorrow
Beautiful Pastoral Play Maud Muller by B A Aitken under I D Blondel will be presented at City Opera House tomorrow night. The drama, based on Whitier Whitier poem, blends rustic life with humor and pathos, featuring Mins Foldi as Mand Muller and an strong company. Also, a local farmer showed a unusually large hen egg with thick leathery shell and white yolk at Tas News office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Moller
B. A. Aitken
I. D. Blondel
City Opera House
Whitfier
Maud Muller
Mins
Foldi
Ethan A. Wachter
Ueioa Mins
Tas
Wachter
Plymouth Rock
Farm Sale At Utz Hotel Near New Market
Auctioneer E D Mercer sold the farm of the late Samuel M Russell between New Market and New London at the Utz Hotel on December 30 to Charles KE Etzler of Liberty district for £9,281 25 equal to 49 50 dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Mercer
Nicholas H. Albaugh
Igert
Utz Hotel
New Market
Samuel M. Russell
New London
Charles KE. Etzler
Liberty District
Local eye care ad and city notices
O W Hines successor to Saks Optical Co and Ospital Optical Co advertises eye examinations at home at no charge. Thanks to Frederick Firemen for prompt aid after a fire at the store. Women’s Auxiliary meeting set for Tuesday January 4 at 7:15 PM at Y M C A rooms. Board of Managers annual meeting January 6 at 2:09 PM. City ordinance bans rabbieh disposal, police ordered to enforce. Geo How Sante, mayor.
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J. Saks
Saks’ Optical Co
Washington, D. C
City Hotel
O. W. Hines
Saks Optical Company
Park Hotel
Ospital Optical Co
9Th Street
WN. W
Board of Managers Home For
Geo
Sante
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Weather Bureau
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Joseph Labberz
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Doll Bros
Walker & Co
Frank Downey
Solomon Stern
Irlands
Mary Harrison Ritchin
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Charles Hoelfanstein
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Clyde Thomas
Robert Goddell
Eric Bisér
Maryland Agricultural College
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LaDow
John Wilson
Westminster
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Medora Bidgin
Misseg Ateny
Keefer Toms
Roger Mostar
Calvin Page
Maryland Agriculturale College
MacQuilkin DeGrange
Nellie Thomas
Johner
East Third Street
Francis BH. Gordon
Ira
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J. HE. Murray Smith
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Geo. P. Lowe
David Derr
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Gettie Hore
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Frank O. Dyson
Eleanor Onn
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Jaf Graos
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Lappaar
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Uuistérial Association
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C. W Stinaspring
B.S. Todd
H. Baithis
Paret
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Grace Church
Uodel
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Bishop Paret
Coleman
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East Second
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Sirs
N. P. Allen
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Father DaHavers Rick Tard
Father Clarke
Jesuit Novitiste
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Will OF Thompson Anderson
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United Fire Companies
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Symph & Miller
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Clinton & Mar
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Orr Hotel Grill
North Market
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Fredk
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Elizabeth MaDaniel
Mary Steckel Burck
Lucy Eisenhauer
Maurice E. Beckwith
Rostler
McDaniel
W.W. Osborne
Owen Osmpher
Harry ©. Hall
Yeakle's
Grace Reformed Sunday School
Florida
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Washindon
Jacksonville
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WM. C. Boteler
N. Market St
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Penn
Selderich Town Savings Iverces
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Frederek Town Savings Institution
M. E. Doll
J. Marshal
Millie
Partners Exchange
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Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
B.C. Kemp
J. F. Thomas
J.R. Lewis
J. H. Gambrill
D.C. Kemp
R. R. Lewis
J. B. Gamberill
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Maati
United States Marine
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A. A. Moss
Womens Auxiliary
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Genuin
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