PURELY PERSONAL LOCAL NOTES AND Travel Updates
PURELY PERSONAL items list residents and visitors in Frederick and surrounding areas. Mentions Baker Johnson of Chicago Bernard Thomas J Emory Castle Daniel Z Padgett Edna Mallinix Grace Worman May Kennedy Nellie Padgett Carrie McQanner May Cookson Hargett districts Buckeystown Gaithersburg Woodstock Washington Hagerstown Boiling Springs etc. Several return from visits to Baltimore Washington Philadelphia and Gaithersburg with mentions of illnesses and social engagements including a private audience with Sarah Bernhardt at the Arlington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Johnson
Chicago
Bernard Thomas
Bockeystown
J. Emory Castle
Harmony
Frederick
Daniel Z. Padgett
Adamstown
F. R. Neighbours
Buckeystown
Miles Edna Mallinix
East Third
A. &. Heidher
Patrick Street
Hitler Andrew Hutchinson
P. D. Fabroey
Hphrata
Scott Currin
Logantoz
Jourvgl
Knoxville
Misses Hemp
Merryland Tract
J. O. Padgett
Backeystown
John H. Bennett
West South Street
Jessica Bennett
Washington
John W. Hiracofe
Hagerstown
J. W. Kiracofe
Lydia Peters
M. BR. Peters
Boiling Springs
South Market
Frank Hargett
White House
Arlington Hotel
May Change to Wet Status in Thurmont Town
Thurmont may switch from local option to licensed status as the coming legislature debates wet laws. Circulating petitions show divided support and an animated campaign is expected. Samuel D. Thomas & Co. on East Patrick street sold to William Hiltner II and Victor Brookey.
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Thurmont
Samuel D. Thomas & Co
East Patrick Street
Wm. Hiltner
Victor Brookey
Farmers Institute Set for March 5 in City
Bright items note a farmers' institute scheduled in this city on March 5. The Mt O Donnel Stock Farm shipped nine thoroughbred two year old colts to Pimllos race course today.
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Farmers’ Institute
Mt. O'Donnel Stock Farm
Pimllos
Officers of the Fair Elect New Frederick County Society Leaders
The Frederick County Agricultural Society held a morning meeting at the courthouse electing officers for the coming term. President A T Snouffer is succeeded by G A T Suouffer with John W Heumm as vice president J Roger McSherry as secretary Harry K M Cramer as corresponding secretary D V Stauffer as treasurer and Lee Ranneberger as chief marshal. D Charles Winebrewer declined re election and no contest occurred. A balance from the last fair was reported and M G Urner praised the officers. M J Grove praised management and resolutions were adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Agricultural Society
G. A. T. Suouffer
John W. Heumm
J. Roger McSherry
Harry KM. Cramer
D. V. Stanifar
D. W. Stauffer
Milton G. Urner
Cficere
M. J. Grove
Elected Directors At Walkersville and Nearby Banks
Stockholders at Walkersville Savings Bank elected O B Thomng J B Staeffar B I Jamiser N A Fal ton M F Geecey Jf O Ramsburg Daria Cramer O A Niccdemne Jorn Diehl G G Cramer. Valley Salogs Bank Middletown named Charles B Koblenz Herman G L Rovitsaha George W Gaver David W Sommers Emory K Koblenzt J Helmin Kefanver Win O Young G O Rhoderick Peter E Bussard new director succeeding his late father. Bussard elected bank directors, Charles B Koblenz president and H L Rors zabp treasurer, with officials reappointed. Myersville Sar Inga Bank re-elected Ezra Routzahn George W Wachtel Elmer A Young George W Bittle Reno Harp Isaac B Routzaks John H Toms Thomas F Bittle O W Ausherman T F Grossnickle George D Toms. Izra Routzabn president George W Hittle treasurer Elmer A Young secretary and other officers reappointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville Savings Bshk
Walkersville
O. Bf. Thomng
J.B. Staeffar
B.I Jamiser
N. A. Falton
M. F. Geecey
O. Ramsburg
Daria Cramer
O. A. Niccdemne
Jorn Diehl
G. G. Cramer
Valley Satlogs
Bank of Middletown
Charies UH. Coblentz
Herman GL. Rovitsha
George W. Gaver
David W. Sommers
Emory K. Coblentz
J. Helmin Kefanver
Wino R. Young
G.O. Rhoderick, Sr
H.E. Beckley
H. A. Schildtknaschs
Peter E. Bussard
Bussardiz
Peter H. Bussard
Charles B. Koblentz
H. L. Rorszabp
Myersville Sar- Inga’ Bank
Ezra Routzahn
George W. Wachtel
Elmer A. Young
George W. Bittle
Reno
Harp
Isaish
Routzaks
John H. Toms
Thomas F. Bittle
O.W. Ausherman
T. F. Grossnickle
George D. Toms
Izra Routzabn
George Whittle
Death notices and obituaries from a Maryland city page
A death notice for Merray Thomas of this city now living in Pennsylvania notes he died in Hanover at about 33, survived by his mother Mrs. Mary Thomas and sister Miss Clara Thomas. References to his former photographic studio and a return reposing at North Market Street. Also notices of Sister Mary Joseph Jones of Baltimore dies of consumption with funeral remarks and interment at Mount de Sales. Minor illness and health updates for local residents Mrs Annis Bair Miss Kathryn Conrad Miss Mamie Ashbaugh and others with several improving or recovering conditions.
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A Merray Thomas
A.murray Thomas
Hanover
Mary Thomas
North Mar Eeb Street
Thomas
Smith Bros
Pennsylvania
Jr.o U. A. M
Clara Thomas
Maryland School For the Deaf
W.C
Mary Joseph
Bila Jones
Rockyills
Visitation Academy
Baltimore
William A. Fletcher
Ferdinand Bots
St. Alphonsus’ Church
Mount de Sales
Minnie C. Dubebart
Minnie Cacelia Dukehart
J. Ads
J. Peck Dokehart
Alber Dyer
Fourth Street
Mamie Conrad
Annis EB. Bair
West South Street
Kathryn Conrad
East Sixth Street
Charles F. Steck
O. Frazier
Dillavenue
Janie Quynyv
South Alarkeé Street
John McGill
East Fourth Street
Hiss Mamie Ashtbaugh
North Market Street
Mise Bertha Shipley
Mgr
Walter Frautt
South Market Street
Directors organize United Steam Fire Engine Company board
The newly elected board met last night and organized. Joseph W. Gaver was named president. Standing committee appointed with Charles M. Hagan as chairman and Robert A. Bennest and Albert S. Smith as members. Frank Schwearing was reappointed driver of the hose wagon.
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United Steam Fire Efgice Company
Joseph W. Gaver
Charles M. Hagan
Robert A. Bennest
Albert S. Smith
Frank Schwearing
Knocked Off Engine Blows Send Engineer From Train
Engineer Charles Riley of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was jolted from an eastbound freight engine near Martinsburg West Virginia. While leaning from the window at Turkey Foot he struck his head on a rock and fell beside the track. He was found unconscious and later regained awareness aboard the train to Harper's Ferry.
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Charles Riley
Buley
Bracewick
Girpera Ferry
Turkey Foot
Martinsburg
W. Va
T Bhey
Edenhart
Riley
Harper's Ferry
Football Reform Proposals From Dr McCardell to Princeton Leader
Dr McCardell of this city submits recommendations for football reform to Princeton University President Woodrow Wilson. The letter outlines changes he believes are necessary in the sport and its administration.
President Wilson Praises Football Suggestions from Dr MacOsrdell
President Wilson replies to Dr MacOsrdell thanking him for December twenty ninth letter. He says the football suggestions are very interesting and worthy of consideration, expressing gladness to receive such input for improving the game.
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MacOsrdell
Wilson
Above the Average Beets Report From Sugar beet Tests
Frederick residents G Ruland and farmer Charlie Ochlestz reported sugar beets with 16 percent sugar content and 80 percent purity, above the national average. A U S Department of Agriculture note suggests experimental cultivation in the area and potential for a local factory, contingent on year to year reliability and farmer interest.
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Gonrad Ruland
Frederick
Bureau of Plant Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Frederick County
Ruland
Bureau
Charlie H. Ochlestz
Middletown
Roalsod
G. Ruland
United States
Scury
Townsex D
Sugar Beat Investigations
John Mendrickson rpaE model sales ad
Telephone Uni We will clear the cloak rooms with a sale of scarves muff cloaks and warm clothing at reduced prices. We guarantee quality and savings and promise aggressive discounts on all items.
Silk Petticoat and Hose Sale Ad Shirk Market Review
Ad copy promotes silk petticoatgate and a black taffeta shir at five hundred dollars. Claims reliable evidence of wear and beauty in every inch of the garment. References stockings for boys and girls at ten cents and notes market leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osters
NELDIG MILLER Low Price Housekeeping and Clearing Sale
Neldig and Miller advertise a low price clearance with a January fur assortment. They tout 150 new fur styles at deep discounts, including throws and scarfs in sable fox and mink lines with prices from $1.18 to $7.15, aiming to attract bargain hunters during a strong stock-up period.
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New York
Local notices from Frederick hospital and society pages
Frederick county notices list the Freder ick Otsy Hospital Association January 9 meeting, Jr. OOU 118 death of Murray Thomas, plus various ads for music instruments at Music & Literature, piano sales, and events at City Hotel. Includes Warehouse and college ads, gas bill reminders, and a January clearance sale at Merk-Down Prices store with numerous low prices on fabrics and goods.
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The
Frederick Otsy Hospital Association
Mra
A. O. McCardell
S. O. Histelle Gaste
Sac
U. A. M. No. 118
Murray Thomas
H. J. D. Hagan
Rep
Sunday Religious Services and Meetings Summary
Religious notices from Schleysville to Buckeystown list Sunday services across multiple churches. Revivals and sermons by Rev. M A Centre Rev Charles Steck Rev K L McLeese Rev J W Hirscofe and Rev J B Balthis with Sunday schools from 2 p m to 2 50 p m, Holy Communion, Epworth Leagues, and missionary anniversary. Miss Margaret Kobo lectures at Buckeystown A P church tomorrow morning. Confirma tion services held last evening with preparatory events this afternoon.
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Schleysville Mission
St Brock Hill
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Margaret M. Kobo
Malislopary
Japan
Buckeystown A. P
German Baptist Brethren Church
Grace Reformed Church
K. L. Mc
United Brethren Church
Sab Path
J. W. Hirscofe
Christian Endeavor
Tricsty M. E. Church
South
J. B. Balthis
Epworth Lesgue
St. John’s Catholic Church
Albert Smith
First Baptist Church
W. GO. T. U. Ball
Wm. Hammord Parker
Ep. m
Thuredsy
Methodist Episcopal Church
H. Rush Lewis
L. A. Thirlkeld
Epworth
Evangelical Reformed Church
E.R Eschbach
The
Eccentic
Edward A. G. Herman
Theological Seminary of
Lancaster
Court Grants Defense Prayer in Kauffman Suit Verdict
In the George II Kauffman v The Frederick Town Savings Institution case, the court granted a defense prayer asking that the jury have no legally sufficient evidence for a verdict for the plaintiff and that the verdict be for the defense. John Williams, colored, was sentenced to one year in the House of Correction after larceny conviction. The jurors were excused at adjournment.
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George II Kauffman
Frederick Town
A Queer Case in Williamsport District
Aged mother Mrs Shupp, nearly 95, still sweeps and cooks while her daughter, 77, is largely incapacitated by age. The mother says she was always a child and can care for her in old age. County commissioners added Stephen D. Myers, Thomas M. Waltz, and Edward L. Babington as constables. The board also settles with road supervisors in Frederick and Braddeck districts.
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Williamspsr
Shupp
Stephen D. Myers
Liberty
Thomas M. Waltz
New Market
Edward L. Babington
Jackson
Frederick Sod Braddeck
Tyson Market Quota Fees Noted in Local Mast
A local market notice lists G Waring Tyson's buying fees today with corr per barrel at $2.00 and various per bushel rates for wheat No. tread 604 steamer 75 per barrel, reiscted 600 per bushel, damaged 550 per bushel, and dayz 20 cents per bushel.
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G. Waring Tyson
Sale of a Farm by Gramer and Stauffer near Frederick
Gramer and Stauffer closed the sale of the 110 acre farm of Mr J F Potman west of Frederick city to Mr G H Potman for 14000 dollars. The property includes 38 perches of land and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gramer & Stauffer, Real Estate and Loan Sganta
J.F. Potman
Frederick City
G. H. Potman
Citizens National Bank of Frederick Extended Charter
The Treasury Department acting Comptroller of the Currency certifies The Citizens' National Bank of Frederick is authorized to extend its corporate existence until close of business January 2, 1926, under charter number 3476 and extension number recorded in the Frederick County Maryland records. The certificate is dated January 2, 1906 and bears the official seal and signature of Deputy Comptroller Thomas K. Kane.
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Wasmixeton
D.C
Wuereas
Frederick
Marrlard
Congress
Thomas K. Kane
Citizens’ National Bank of Frederick
City of
County of Frederick
Marsland
X. BL Raxe
Frederick Art Club Meets in January Evening
The Frederick Art Club held its January meeting with Miss Edith Markey presenting A Personal Sketch of Mr Roden, lauded as a great living sculptor and head of the International Society of Sculptors and Painters. Miss Mary Ort discussed The Raising of the Imperial Barge of Tiberias, noting wealth of porphyry and jewels and King of Italy funding the efforts. The Snow maiden delivered New Year remembrances trucked by a wrecked train, then distributed snow balls amid ice cream and snowball cakes as a social hour followed.
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Art Club
Thureday Avening
Edith Markey
Roden
International Society of Sculptors and Painters
Tiberias
Cesar
Rand
Mary Ort
Noemi
Italy
McNulty to Wed Miss Hall in Frederick
Prominent Frederick resident Thomas F. McNulty to marry Isabelis B. Hall of Baltimore next Wednesday at St Pius Catholic church. Rev. Michael Foley will perform the ceremony. Also noted: a Frederick Male High School basketball league formed with captains W Croner, Lee Ordeman and W Storm. plans to schedule out of town games. A Hosa Linde Company concert at City Opera House drew a large audience under the YMCA Entertainment Course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. F. M'Nully
Thomas F. McNulty
The
Elks
Frederick
Mies Isabelis B. Hall
Annie M. Hall
North
Caroline Prrest
Baltimore
St. Pani’s Catholic Church
Michael ¥. Foley
Frederick Male High School
W. Cramer
Lee Ordeman
W. Storm
City Opera House
Hosa Linde Company
Attractive Forms for New Pupils at Woman's College
Local notice invites new students to enroll in preparatory and college classes at Woman's College. Courses include music art expression physical culture and language studies in French German or Spanish, available as group or private lessons. Work resumes January 11.
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Woman's College
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the Daily News
David Dale
Robert Dale Owen
Isti
Charles Sumter
Massachusetts
Boston
Lincoln
Committee On Foreign Relations
Mme. D'arblay
Frances Burner
iSi
Clinton Covemnish
Plorer
San Seton
SF. M
Wasgisazor
Dispatch
Maryland
L. Moors, Ghiat
Weather Bureau
Sewadyeh Publis Base
Womas
Cramer & Staffer Wright Supply Co
H. Smith & Co
Elaughl
Kolb Bros
W. Gherch
E. Patrick
Geo. E. Smith -Woman’s College
City Hotel Grillee
T U
Etobizen
Troxell & Fons
Dorothy Dodd
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Haller
RPA
Agricultural Society
A. T. Snouffer
D. Charles
Treasencer
Uank Elections
Bliss
Lz. W
McCardell
Citizens’ National Bank
John Mendrickson
Uni
Silk Petticgate
John Hendricksor
P.S
Neldig & Miller
Wie & Miller
Neidig & Miller
Logal
City Hotel
Gell
Music & Literature
Norte Masset
North Market St
Frederick, Md
WC. FU
W.G. T.U
Biem- Dere Bre
Troxel & Font
W. Patrick Street
J. MM. Culler
Weat
Patrick
Stace, Reiter & Co
Elzs’ Qlab
Oxford Soft
Stare, KeLner & Co
Ferrperiin College
EB. L. Schmid
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick College
George
Rodoch & i
Bargaie
Macy
Ateema
Sil
Ececor
Thos
Ippuomas
East Fourte Strest
Morgan Cecil
Patrick Steve
Healty
Morgan Oboll
W. Patrick St. Frederick
U. L. Kefauvee
Ultigal Specialise
Gov. Church and Market Sts
Fredexiat
S.40
H. BE. Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hota
Marsidsky
E. Fostes
wayZnd Ls BR
N. E. Kefauver
Church Street
East Third Street
Markt and
Third Streets
Kolb Brothers
West Church Street
East
Bretween City Hall
Lutheran Church
Cold Nose Glases
Howard ‘S
Ith
Cramer & Steuner
F. B. Sappaeton
Ghristmas
China
Angie
B. Sappingtor
City Kat
Sunday Schools and Societies
Ertificate
Treasury Department
Office OF Comptroller OF the Currency
Plessant Brent
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