Personal visits send residents to cities across region
Purely personal notes list residents and visitors. Mrs A B Lampe visits her brother in Philadelphia while Donald Howard from New York visits his parents in Frederick. Georgan Norris of Unionville spends the day in Frederick on business and Miss Aliis Honck returns from Baltimore to relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. BR. Lampe
Philadelphia
Donald Howard
New York
Georgan Norris
Unionville
Frederick
Aliis Honck
Baltimore
Nicholas Rickerds
Daytor
Ohio
Yellow Springs
Conrad Roland
West Patrick Street
Hagerstown
Tastica Wm. A. Tyler
Rocky Springs
A. V. Dan
Medlin
Wm. Goseil
Water Street
York
Katie Gilbert
East Sixth Street
Washington
Eleanor Worman Houck
B. Evard Kepner
East Third Atreat
Misa Sallie Tiffany
Charles B. Staley
East Second Street
County correspondence from Mt St Marys and Daysville locals
Mt St Marys notes list numerous visitors over Christmas including Paul J Coray Scranton Louis Osillihac New York Hugh Reddy Baltimore Carrie McNulty McKeesport Obas Roddy Gattynburg George Eckenrode Baltimore Agnes Bekenrode Washington Jos Kreitz Baltimore James Bekenrode St Charles College Theo Rosensteel family at Mountain Daysville updates Wade Warrenfeltz Frederick Dalia Nash Washington Myrtle Kintz Ellen Cram Walkaragilis Elisha Neleor Wilson Baltimore county Stella Cram Wins Union Church Sunday school closed for season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. ST. Mary'’S
Paul J. Coray
Scranton
Corey
Louis Osllihac
New York
Eagene Worthan
Hugh Reddy
Baltimore
Carrie McNulty
McKeesport
Addie McNaulty
Obas
Roddy
Gattynburg
George Eckenrode
and Aire
Hokenrode
George Worthia
Agnes Bekenrode
Dsen
Washington
Jos. Kreitz
James Bekenrode
St. Charles College
Mountain
Theo
Rosensteel
Henry Ecksnrods
Daysville
Wade Warrenfeltz
Frederick
William Haugh
Dalia Nash
Washington, B. C
Ths Place
Myrtle Kintz Epent
Ellen Cram
Walkaragilis
Elisha Neleor
Wilson
Baltimore County
T. E. Michael
Stella Cram
Wins
Dayaville
Union Chaps
Aged Resident and Musician Passes in Frederick
Professor Jaan Conrad Engelbecht a longtime Frederick resident and musician teacher died this morning at the home of Mrs. Hiram Keefer on East Patrick Street. Born May 9 1819 in this city he trained as a pharmacist early and pursued a music career for over fifty years. He was married to Miley Batt of Standon Virginia on February 23 1950 at the Church of the Epiphany in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaan Conrad Engelbecht
Frederick
So’olock
Hiram Keefer
Patrick Street
John
Margaret Bogelbrecis
Thas
Eogelbrecat
Miley Q
Caroline E. Batt
Standon
Washingtes, P.O
Music teacher and organist dies at 83 in Columbia
Professor Eagelbrecht who taught in Columbia and Virginia, was organist at Evangelical Tatheran church and St John’s Catholic church. He authored a music primer and dedicated piano works to pupils. He died of cancer after thirty years at the Dirl House and Park Hotel. funeral Monday at 10 with services at home and burial in Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S.C
Virginia
St. John’s Catholic Church
Cor
Plano
Eagelbrecht
Dirl House
Park Hotel
Wat
Mr. Olivet Cemetery
To Msk2 Hens Lay Eggs
A Chicago Record Herald dispatch reports Professor Jaffa at the State University plans experiments to force hens to lay on a fixed schedule. He expects results by January 1 and says moulting could be controlled, ending summer declines in egg production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record Herald
Sberkley
Osl
Jaffa
State University
Jats
Hans
Frederick Man Goes to Jail
Frederick man Ridgely was committed in Baltimore by Justice Cox at the Southern Police Station on a grand jury charge of stealing 2124 from Mrs. Nella Russell of 533 South Entow Street on December 27. Russell said Ridgely boarded at her home and was out of work. $10 notes were found on him and he claimed the money had been spent. Det. Armstrong arrested him in Frederick on a WSITARG Award cut by Mrs. Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Guy Ridgely
Baltimore
Justice Cox
Southern
Nella Russell
South Entow Street
Wirs. Russell
Ridgely
Shessid Ridgely
Armstrong
Wsitarg
Mire Russell
Concert at City Opera House Tonight by Noted Artists
Mme Rosa vnde contralto Pistro Sotorra tenor Nellie Linde Wright soprano Joseph Maerz piano Marie Joffa violinist join a K.Y.M.O. entertainment group for a City Opera House concert tonight. The touring company, praised for skill, follows Iris Hillman’s acclaimed performance in Fanchon the Cricket. Tomorrow night they stage The Circus Girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Rosa Vnde
Pistro Sotorra
Nellie Linde Wright
Joseph Maerz
Marie Joffa
City Opera House
Goursa
Themay Hillman Stec
WSS
Fanchon
Iris Hillman
WHS
Local Market Quotations Report for Commodities
The Local Mart lists buying prices for today. Oats at 30 cents per bushel. Wheat quoted at 80 cents per bushel and 6 cents per bushel rejected. Corn at 2 dollars per barrel shelled at 49 cents per bushel. The notes include damaged and steamer terms and indicate market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart. G. Waring Tyson
St Johns College and Maryless Agricultural College Alliance Proposed
The News of the State notes a proposal to ally St Johns College Annapolis with Maryless Agricultural College. The trial of Worth Wright Foster for bizing concludes at the Naval Academy with a guilty verdict expected. Cumberland reports linotype printers fix for sight hours ongoing and a Ring woman operator keeps work amid press issues. Allegany County searches for State Senator John B Shannon and efforts to locate him continue. Christopher Roberts Sr. of Frontburg dies from injuries after a December 26 mine accident at Kingston Mine aged 59. Cumberland boat builder John Diggs dies at 69 leaving a widow and eight children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's College
Annapolis
Maryless Agricultural College
Worth Wright Foster
Naval Academy
Cumberland
Allegany County
Johs B Shannon
Christopher Roberts
Frontburg
Kiondyke
England
John Diggs
Balidar
Counts
Georgstowns
Hymeneal Brandenberg Beandenborg in Baltimore Wedding
Norma Odean Brandenberg wed George F. Brandenberg in a formal ceremony at the bride’s Kemprocr home on December 6. Rev J A Wright officiated. The reception followed with holly and roses decor, and the couple will reside at 1071 West Fayette Street Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Baker
J. A. Wright
Gnas
Brandenburg
Geo. Martin
Oscar Brandenborg
William Norwood
J.O Barges
W. J. Day
Anne Day
Sarah Browsing
Mary Jacobs
Marths Purdum
Battle Davis
Jamilia Wetzal
Miles Sarah Brandenburg
Alinda Baker
Latimers Day
Hattie Spurrier
Mises Tilie
Effis
Myrtle Brandenberg
Trane Martin
Elith Browning
Sadie Layton
Olacds
Oia Dawson
Bismie
Edith Burdette
Pareppa Snyder
Clare Adams
Barmadas Poole
Mattie Wright
Anna
Frakis Wetzel
Marla Paordum
Mesers
Rufous Pordum
Norman
Wriley Jacobs
Clarence Spurrier
Barry Beal
Edward Davis
Vester Hyatt
Clycée Lawson
Raymond Pordum
Citizens urge hiring an expert fire chief in city
Residents from Hagerstown who lost property in Monday night’s big fire urged the Mayor and Osacci to employ a veteran fireman from a large city to direct the department. They cited mismanagement of the blaze and argued an experienced leader would reduce future losses. Industrial representatives supported a high‑quality chief and backed a conference with the Mayor, Council, and the Philadelphia Mutual Insurance Society to discuss improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basing Wen
Hagerstown
Osacci
Philadelphia Mutual Insurance Society
Local Sickness Notes Reported in Wisner Area
The sick list includes Mr. Wo Oram of Wisner, Miss Helen Urner on Record Street, and Miss Gornelis Roas who is improved. Several others including Master Emory G Naéz, Mrs. Wm Grove, Mr. Harry Gilbert, Mrs. Frank Orebs, Master Roger Lipps, and Mr. O Leonard Bkorm are listed as confined or improving. Children of Mr and Mrs R J Dutrow on Clarken Pisos also show improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo. Oram
Wisner Sirest
Helen Urner
Record Street
Gornelis Roas
Clarke Praca
Emory G Naéz
Wm. Grove
West Patrick Street
Harry Gilbert
East Sixth Street
Frank Orebs
East Third Street
Roger Lipps
East South Street
O. Leonard Bkorm
South Market Street
Ise Helen Moulitnix
R. J. Dutrow
Clarken Pisos
Court actions recap from yesterday's session
A session opened at 9 30 with Judges Motter and Henderson. A verdict for the plaintiff with costs was returned in an assault case. the parties had divorced in 1993 and the plaintiff sought support for minor children. Several cases including Sullivan & Nicodemus versus Moberly and Kaufman versus Frederick-Town Savings were in progress or taken up for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viols S
Moser Ya
Lewis E. Moser
Assampant
Costa
Mre
Moser
Gonrt
Motter and Henderson
Vernon W. Nicodemneg
John W. Sullivan
Vernon W. Nicodemus
Sullivan & Nicodemus
Ve. Rachael B. Moberly
Essurmpsl
SHG & Terdigh
George L. Kaufman
Frederick-Town
Fatal Live Wire Tragedy Hits Miland Koons in Hagerstown
Miland Koons aged 12 son of John Koons of Hagerstown was killed by a live municipal lighting wire. About 1,100 volts passed through him instantly. Five tools lay nearby and injuries showed a hammer and chisel marks on his hands. His father, arriving moments after, was badly shocked trying to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miland Koons
John Koons
Hagerstown
Volta
Dasth
Isis
Social World Card Party for Miss Leos Mateny
Miss Leos Mateny hosted a card party last evening at her West Pat Tick street home. Many friends attended, enjoying music selections and delicious refreshments. Mr. B. Beard Kepner of Neidig Miller entertained firm members and those employed at Diener met at his East Third street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leos Mateny
West Pat- Tick Street
Diener
B. Beard Kepner
Neidig & Miller
Avenlog
East Third Street
Funeral services for Mrs Sophia Wedle held in Zion Church
Funeral services for Mrs Sophia J Wedle were held yesterday morning at Zion Reformed church Charlesville with Rev M Hench officiating. Burial followed in Union cemetery with pallbearers John B Angieberger Clarence O Holtz Isaac Houck Charles J Smith Howard Wachter and Wesley A Wachter. Funeral directors were Dr J Smith and Sam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia J. Weddle
Roy L. Wiles
Fifth Street
Haid
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Union
John B. Angieberger
Clarence O. Holtz
Issaac Houck
Charles J. Smith
Howard Wachter
Wesley A. Wachter
Or. J. Smith
San
Constables Appointed by County Commissioners
The county commissioners appoint additional constables including John H. Eshu for Mechanics town district Henry L. Biser for Jefferson district Charles A. Darrow for Tue Astora district Wm. B. Ashbaugh for Emmitsburg district Zachariah E. Sheetenhsim for Mt. Pleasant district Garr E. Bhank for Woodsboro district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H.eshu
Mechanicstown
Henry L. Biser
Jefferson
Charles A. Darrow
Tueastora
Wm. B. Ashbaugh
Emmitsburg
Zachariah EB. Sheetenhsim
Mt. Pleasant
Garr E. Bhank
Woodsboro
Wedding of Harriet Aldridge Gibson and James Hamilton Fraser
Dr. Thomas Williamson served as groomaman at the January 2 ceremony held at the bride’s home near Waterford Virginia. The event underscores the fusion of family ties and local tradition in a small community setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Williamson
Harriet Aldridge Gibson
James Hamilton Fraser
Waterford
Death notices of Mrs Poole Lindsay and Mrs Rady
Mrs Sarah A Poole widow of Dr William H Poole died December 22 in Brillisas Ohio aged eighty four. Funeral held at Brillisot with interment at Carrollton. Born February 8 1822 maiden Albaugh and married January 18 1848. Survived by daughters Mrs Alice Harris Mrs W H Poole and Miss Kate Poole of Brilliant Ohio. Granville Lindsay formerly of Frederick died suddenly in Baltimore aged by in Baltimore. Elizabeth Rady wife of Captain Jacob Rady and Middletown's second oldest resident died aged 93 years 13 days leaving four daughters Catherine Ella Rebecca and Mrs Laura Grove Brunswick. Rutherford B Hayes wounded at Monter Bonth Mountain referenced in Middletown home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A. Poole
William H. Poole
Brillisas
Ohio
Carrollton
Poole
Frederick
Albaugh
Osnterville
Ostrollton
Adam Stomp
Alice Harris
W.H. Poole
Kate Poole
Aliof Brilliant
Granville Lindsay
Baltimore
Lindsay
Frederick County
Hamiltton Lindsay
Albert Pearce
W. HB. B. Etohleen
Jackson Place
Unionville
This County
Elizabeth Rupymra
Elizabeth Rady
Jacob Rady
Middletown
Catharine
Ella
Rebecca
Laura Grove
Brunswick
Rady
Rutherford B. Hayes
Bonth Mountain
Novelty Features at City Opera House January 5
The National Grand Opera Company brings a European flavored program to Frederick Monday night with avigars from Faust Parsifal and Verdi operas. Duchess Gertrude Dudley appears as soprano with expansive range. Clara Mae Hammer, a Paris Milan veteran, performs para soprano roles with dramatic force. Geo Jenkins Senor and J F Kuehne bring world stage experience while Rose Sicardi shines as a brilliant violinist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Avigars
Il Trovatore
National Grand Opera Company
Frederick
City Opera House
Gertrude Dudley
Dudley
Clara Mae Hammer
Alastera
Paris
Milan
Pesaro
Geo. Jenkins
J. F. Kuehne
Rose Sicardi
Corn Harvest Shown by Middletown Grower
Mr. F. Tobias Main of Middletown Valley arrived with two large sacks of yellow corn in the city yesterday. One sack contained 1325 grains and the other 1234 grains, illustrating notable harvest yields in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arge Earl
F. Tobias Main
Middletown Valley
Low price house keeping and fur sale bargains
A telephone ad urges January shoppers to visit the store for deep discounts across all departments. It touts a new fur stock with many items priced well below rivals, including white Angora throws, sable and mink scarfs, and various throws and cravats with notable savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theo
Neidig and Miller Gentlog New Cars for B and O Railroad
Delivery of 2090 box cars ordered by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is under way with several hundred in service. Cars are mainly built by Chicago Weathers Car and Foundry Co and by South Baltimore Streetcar and Foundry Co. The fleet supports eastbound traffic and grain freight. A marriage license was issued in Thurmont for G Bright Hott and Bertha R Summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Chicago Weatero Steel Car and Foundry Os
Chicago
Grai
Baltimore
Fourdry Go
G. Bright Hott
Bertha R. Summers
Thurmont
This County
Local Notices and Advertisements Roundup
Special for Saturday items include ons quart of hominy at 334 cents and various starches. Help wanted for Elks' Club Building in Frederick Maryland Box 374. Don’t miss gas or electric bill discounts before the 10th. Mizpah Chapter 9 Eastern Star meets Friday January 5 at 7 pm. Oxford shirts and night school offerings at Frederick College. Osteopathy services by Dr. E Schmid. Courtly notices urge timely advertising as essential to business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks’ Club
Frederick, Md
Funeral Director Prosas Price at 406 North Market Street
Local obituary note lists Prosas Price as funeral director operating at 406 North Market Street with reference to reasonable merchandise. The fragment confirms business activity and location without additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
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China
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