Public Sale and Rental Notices Featured in Local Advertisements
Local ad sheet lists necklace loss, cash house rent at 149 E Patrick, equity notice, dividend notice for Edwin Devilbiss, and job and service ads. Includes Whisner sale, Stoner solicitor, and Whipley & Booss night event plus Otey Hotel Grill Walker & Bennett and Thos H Haller. Subscribers asked to report receipt irregularities to The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints
Chas. D. Whisner
Edwin Devilbiss
R. P. Storm House
E. Patrick Ss
F.L Stoner
Rieti Afb
Jay Bale
W. BE. Fisher
Home For
Whipley & Booss
Cramer
Otey Hotel
Walker & Bennett Thos
H. Haller
Market Gossip Lists Bargain Prices On Warm Mornings
The market report notes eggs at 50 cents per dozen and butter at 25 cents per pound while listing a wide range of prices for produce, poultry, fruit, fish, meats, and dairy. It describes a rainy market scene with limited social chatter and prices posted for various items from vegetables to baked goods.
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Bermuda
Colery
Ott Sites nuptials and War ner Tillack engagement headline
Mise Lena Marea Ott daughter of Mr and Mrs William A Ott of Emmitsburg and Charles A Sites of Oak Grove Pa wed at St Joseph s Church Emmitsburg January 3. J C Hayden officiated with Verna Knox bridesmaid and Harry Peoher best man. Reception followed at Ott home. Engagement announced between E B Warner of Lewistown Md and F J Tillack of Bayonne N J.
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Sites — Ott
Mise Lena Marea Ott
William A. Ott
Emmitsburg
Charles A. Sites
Oak Grove
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
J. C. Hayden
Verna Knox
Harry Peoher
E. B. Warner
Lewistown
F. J. Tillack
Bayonne
N. J
Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway President to Retire
At a board meeting in Frederick the resignation of George William Smith as president was submitted. He will retire after the board secures a successor forthcomingly, continuing to run the road for a transitional period. Smith has long guided the company and related lines, including the Myeraville and Catootia Electric Railway, and will be succeeded by a newly hired superintendent once arrangements are completed.
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Frederick
Maryland State Grange
Citizens’ National Bank of
Hygeia Ice Company
Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway
Perecvally
Myeraville & Catootia Electric Railway
Frederick & Middletown Co
Smith
Flood Danger at Port Deposit and Local Fatalities
News briefs report a 4s flood danger at Port Deposit. Elizabeth Adama dies suddenly in Hagerstown at 87. Ulrich Hutton's home destroyed by fire near Brookeville. Austrian tailor Martin Turik, 19, found dead with a bullet wound near Ourtin Bay. William Taylor Jr., 17, killed under an eight ton boiler at the Good Shepherd’s Colored House. Millard Robey, ? broke arm at Friendship Heights from a fall while working on a coalpit. John Holland, colored, on murder trial at Elkton may not go to court until late next week with over 60 witnesses remaining.
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Port Deposit
Elizabeth Adama
Hagerstown
Ulrich Hutton
Brookeville
Montgomery County
Martin Turik
Ourtin Bay
William Taylor, Jr
Funeral for Miss Susanna Hammond Held at East Second Street
The funeral of Miss Susanna H Hammond was held yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock from the residence of Mrs. O P Harding East Second Street The Rev L A Thirlkeld of the Methodist Episcopal Church conducted the services Pallbearers were Eugene Eagar Charles Percy Dawson V Hammond and John Clary Interment followed at Olivet Cemetery Funeral director W H B Hichteen assisted.
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Susanna H. Hammond
O. P Harding
East Secondatrest
L. A. Thirlkeld
Methodist Episcoopsl Ohaurch
Eugene, Eagar
Charles
Percy
Dawson
Sew Business Place Opens Stove and Tinware Store
Edward Mobley and Bro heating and sanitary engineers announce a new stove and tinware shop on West Patrick Street replacing their plumbing headquarters. The News ad says they are prepared for any work in this line.
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Edward
Mobley & Bro
West Patrick Street
Ex Justice Garland Indicted on Perjury Charge
Former Baltimore Justice William J. Garland indicted by a federal grand jury on perjury in the Westminster registration case. He posted bail to await trial.
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Garland
William J. Garland
Baltimore
Federal Grand Jury
Westminster
Frederick Art Club hears Kerr describe English town visits
Miles Kerr spoke at the Tre Frederick Art Club last Thursday recounting her tours of historic English shrines. She highlighted Canterbury and its medieval cathedral, Stoke Pogui, Oxford, Leamington, Kenilworth, Warwick, and Stratford upon Avon, noting landscapes, architecture, and literary links.
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Mise Kerr
Art Club
Miles Kerr
England
Canterbury
Thomas A. Becket
Hanry VIII
Mies Kerr
Kerr
Stoke Pogia
Gray
Oxford
Miss Kerr
Kerry
Leamington
Kenilworth
Hog Walle
Warwick Aasade
Great Britain
Stratford
Shakespeare
Tennyson
Winchester Ordinance Hikes City Tax and License Fees
Winchester Virginia city council passed an ordinance raising real and personal property taxes and income taxes. It increases license fees for lawyers physicians dentists fertilizer dealers stage lines undertakers and others with higher annual charges. Telephone companies face a $75 tax plus 25 cents per pole.
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Winchester
Jank Desleras
Opticians
Ocoalists
Ewo Horaee
Frederick County Agricultural Society elects officers in annual meeting
The Stockhol d era meeting in the Frederick County Agricultural Society elected officers: President Charles N. Bargett, Vice President D Charles Winebrewer, Secretary J Roger McSherry, Corresponding Secretary Lewis Olingan, Treasurer D V Stauffer, Sub chief marshal Lee Ranneberger. Treasurer D V Stauffer noted the last fair was profitable but gave no exact figure. Gypsy shooting case trial results show both camps lacking licenses. one camp paid $50 for a license. A Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union resolution urged federal control of Oklahoma until state laws are in place, opposing the anticanteen repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Society
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Grand Jury
Charles N. Bargett
D. Charles Winebrewer
J. Roger McSherry
Lewis Olingan
D. V. Stauffer
Lee Ranneberger
D V. Stauffer
Benatar McComas
Senate
A. Hedges
William H. Battlemyer
Frederick County
MCA Bible Classes Set for Four Sundays in January
The Bible study course for the boys of the Young Men's Obviation Association will run for the remaining four Sundays in January. Sessions start at 9 15 a m with expected large turnout. In the older boys class 28 members pledge regular attendance under Providence. The training Bible class meets Monday nights at 7 15 as usual.
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Young Men's Obviation Association
Providence
Usuas
Celebrated Hia 62nd Birthday In Emmitburg
Mr. Michael Hoke, member of the Emmiteburg Town Commission, celebrated his 62nd birthday at home with an elaborate dinner for his immediate family and a few invited guests.
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Michael Hoke
Emmiteburg
Religious Services and Meetings Announced Across Town
Churches and societies publish a full slate of services Sunday and midweek including sermons at All Saints Episcopal Grace Reformed United Brethren and German Baptist Brethren. Notable events include a 7 15 p m sermon at St Johns and the Missionary Society anniversary at Evangelical Reformed.
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Sohleysville
Court Strait
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
Grace Reformed Church
KE. L. McLean
United Brethren Church
J. W. Eiracofe
Christian Endeavor
German Baptist Brethren Church
P. D. Fabrney
E. A. Branner
St. John’s Catholic Church
W. J. Kane
Steck
Jacob and
Esau
Trinity Church
Harry Barras
Barrosa
Epworth League
Evangelical Reformed Church
BE. R. Eschbach
The
Missionary Society
D. Neismar
Board of Home Missions
Methodist Episcopal Church
R. Rush Lewis
L A. Thirlkeld
Personal notices from Balti more and nearby areas
The page lists several brief notices of residents and visitors: Mr James A Brady of Baltimore spends the day on business in the city. Mr F E McCrary of Washington visits his sister Mrs Wm Boteler. Mrs Markwood Harp and her son and daughter return from Hagerstown. Mrs Charlotte Ingle and children travel to Charleston South Carolina. Miss Jeannette Steck of Wurtenburg College Springfield Ohio returns home. Also includes a humorous dialect poem about Mistah No’ Wind.
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James A Brady, Jre
Baltimore
F. E. McCrary
Washington, D. GL
Wm. O. Boteler
Markwood Harp
Song
Ron Ove
Maynard Harp
East Church Street
Hagerstown
Charlotte Ingle
All Sainte’ Rectory
Charleston
South Carolina
Jeannette Steck
Wurtenburg College
Springfield
Ohio
Charles F. Steok
Work of Death and Local Notices from Emmita burg
The death of Lizzie Topper aged about 22 at her Emmita burg home is reported with funeral details at St Joseph's Church on Monday. Also listed are local market quotes from H M Cramer Co and a property sale at New York Hill in Bronawick, plus an invitation to Governor Douglas’s inauguration and a not guilty verdict for QC Darrow on a bastardy charge.
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Lizzie Topper
Maurice A. Topper
Emmitaburg
S J. Jozeph
Bank Officials Named In Internal Memo
A scrambled OCR fragment lists various bank officers and assistants including vice presidents and acting personnel. The text mentions J D Baker H D Baker WN G Zimnerslan Samuel G Duvall and others in ambiguous roles, with no coherent event or date. The readability is limited, offering only a scatter of names and titles.
Mid-Winter Clean Up Stock Sale In Garment Dept
John Hendrickson advertises a mid winter stock take sale to clear ends. Lot 1 offers ladies wool veate and pant fabrics at half price. Lot 8 features children’s free and waste pants at 10 cents. Lot 3 sells wool dress goods in yardage bundles. Lot 5 covers embroidery and lace ends. Garments including busts and jackets discounted to tempt buyers. new Tom O Shantera opened.
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Alec
Sweeping reductions dominate sale at Neidig & Miller
The sale features 400 wool lined shirts and drawers, $1.00 women’s petticoats, reduced blankets and comforts, factory made blankets from $4.85, goose down comforts at $4.85, and dress goods at $1.50 values. Also notes the Brunswick Hospital opening by the Baltimore and Ohio Emergency Hospital on January 16 with staff and improvements.
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Brunswick Hospital
Baltimore and Ohio
Brunswick
Ladies’ Hospital Corps of
GC. Golder
Maryland
Literary Societies Hold Regular Meetings In South Frederick
South Frederick Literary Society met with readings, debates, and a two to one vote affirming a resolution that tests America should have been named after Columbus. Clover Leaf and Emerson societies also held afternoon programs with recitations essays orations and elections pending on January 13.
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South Frederick
America
Amerigo
Meeting for Home for the Aged Managers Postponed
The annual meeting of the Home for the Aged managers is postponed to Monday January 9 at 2 30. A fall attendance is requested. Signed Mrs Carling M Mark president and F Lowence TraIl secretary. Events and ads follow in the local notice pages.
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Home For the Aged
Dissolution Notice Says Partners Mutual Consent
Fragmentary notice states a partnership has been dissolved by mutual consent and that all personal debts are to be settled promptly, urging immediate retirement from the firm.
Hotel Moberly proprietor charged with assault
O E Moberly, hotel owner in Middletown, was arrested by Deputy Grimes on charges of assaulting Charles K Rhoderick during a January 4 dispute over a newspaper subscription. He waived a hearing and posted 100 bail for the September grand jury term.
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O. E. Moberly
Moberly
Middletown
Grimes
Charles K. Rhoderick
Rhoderick
Strcok
Justice Smith
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Bonaparte
Napo- Teun
Nayard
Spain
Vord
Carsica
Josephs
Pathern
Napoleon
Sault
Masset
Sauchet
Waterloo
United States
Bordentown
Louis Philippe
Isa
Europe
ReThe
Aewburg
Things & Toons
Joat Somerville
Massorn
Haron Jean de Rocmuthar
Warsaw
W. L. Moogs
Ipa
MR. Smita
ORD
George William Smith
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TRE Frederick Art Club
Jono F. Keller
Backeystown
Llewellyn
Web Lovell
Lovell
Will Hedges
Sunday Schools and Societies
H. M. Cramer & Co
A. R. Yoskle
Siest W. L. Douglas
Massachusetts
H. Darrow
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
J.D. Baker
WH. G. Baker
H.d.baker
WN. G, Zimnerslan Sore Samuel G. Duvall
Qo. Was
J.D. Baer
Donate Dwo
C. Morrer
D. HH. Hanarr
Joan
Ramespra
TrHoa
H. Haber
Wee Jamee FE
Walker
Danity Baker
Wal. Daker, C. M. Thomab
John Hendrickson
Garment Department
John Henchickbon
Tom O'Shantera
Neidig & Miller
DIG & Miller's
Clover Leaf
Clover Leaf Literary Society
Nicodemus
Iaat
J.price
A. Hendrickson
Esssy
A. Nicodemus
Oraton
OC. Hendriskaova
F. Ordemann
O Kemp
A. Zimmerman
Eassy
I. Landauer
GO. Heck
F. Diven
H. Mullioix
W. Finutt
5. Brown
QO. Pries
U. Gagan
L. Ziegler
D.honff
Erson
Emerson Literary Society
George Boteler
Addison Hoffman
A. Hoffman
Sassy
August Brast
Libbertz
Easay
Nevin Biser
Jack Shipley
A. M. Etzler
Paul Marsh
Lobbert
Olay
Frankfortera
Shiptey & Bopat
Lindsay
Flinch
Juat
SuHirLey & Borst. Sree
Quan
Chamet
Cartar Creok
W. E. Fiaher
City Hotel Grill
Merril F. Moberly
Albaugh's
West Church Street
Markes
Aibaugh's
George
Rodock
Soprir
Qohhildren
A. T. Rice & Sons
Rps
A T Rice & Sons
Thomas FP. Rice
Wil
Old Stand
North Market Street
Qait
A. J. Eioghelbergse
N. W
Broldachv
Duluth
Ryland
West
Patrick Street
Agadtr
Besant & Snott
T.oliday
N.O
Log Cabin
Malaga
Cecil & Gorman
Patrick
R. d. E. Smith
B. H. E. Petermar
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Citizens' National Bank
Market
Patrick Btreete
Medit
WM. C. Boteler
F. B. Sappington
Gécoré
City Ball
Newspapr
Joie Steck
East Church
Strev
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