Personal notices and local health news from Shenandoah town
Purely personal items note visits and travel of residents including Miss Mary M Jacobs from McKaig and attorney Charles D Wageman from Hagerstown. Also mentions funerals, returns to study, and local sick lists with brief health updates and a will description for Randolph Dorsey appointing his wife as executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Jacobs
McKaig
Thin Cly
Charles D. Wageman
Hageratown
Randolph Dorsey
Register of Wills
Ordella O. Dorsey
Death of Mrs. Marths E Hauver at Foxville
Mrs. Marths E Hauver wife of Ephraim Hauver of Foxville died Sunday morning from complications of diseases aged 63 years. She leaves a husband two sons and three daughters. Funeral services were held yesterday at her residence with Lutheran minister Lu ther M Creages Thurmont in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martia E. Hauter
Marths & Hauver
Ephreim Hauver
Foxville
Luther M. Creages
Thurmont
Firemen Demonstration Plans Set for June 10 1912
The general committee of strange ments met in Junior Hill last night to organize the firemen demonstration to be held here on June 10, 1912. A sub committee of William M Crimmins Jacob Behcbeck and R A Bankes was appointed to prepare an official program of exercises and determine prize amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strangements
Junior Hill
Piay
William M. Crimmins
Jacob Behcbeck
R. A. Bankes
Need Help Ads In Town Say The News Office
Advertise with The News to find clerks, hostlers, stenographers, cooks and other help. The paper promises placement of the best opportunities in town, matching applicants with jobs quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Jass
Tas News
Shem
Three Men Held on Charges After Ridgeville Riot
Daniel Heiser Jr Richard Zimmer Mann Raymond Heiser and Richard Lambert were arrested in Baltimore and brought to the county jail on charges connected to a melee at the B&O compressor near Ridgeville. Bail set at 200 each. hearing scheduled Saturday at 2 pm. A revolver used in the shooting was surrendered and later turned over to Sheriff Lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Heiser, Jr
Richard Zimmerman
Richard Lambert
Baltimore
Coughlin
Armstrong
O’donnel
Ridgeville
Harvey R. Lease
John Francis Smith
Poth
Carter
Mount Airy
Raymond Heiser
Hoe
Heiser
Hagan
Criticsm of Public Education Sparks Debate at Teachers Institute
The Jacob Tome Institute's Prof William C Stevenson criticized current public schools in Hagerstown saying they favor ambitious students aiming for college while neglecting 85 percent of children. He urged elective courses and education serving the masses over university bound elites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Stevenson
Jacob Tome Institute
Fors Dapost
Hagerstown
Teachers’ Institute
Gar
Fire destroys lumber and feed business at Mount Airy
Deputy Fire Marshal investigates a fire at Mount Airy that destroyed the E B Moxley lumber and feed establishment. A frame building and stables were burned, with losses around 1000 dollars and insurance of 3000 dollars. A man unseen by staff was seen with a lantern about 9 pm Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Airy
E. B. Moxley
Joseph Stein
Mix
Moxley
Installation of 611 Officers at Francia Scott Key Council
At Red Moon's Hall during a regular Francia Scott Key Council G. U. A. meeting, officers elected earlier were installed. Names include G. W. Hamilton councilor Wm Rhod trick vice councilor Chriatisne Schade examiner Walter Reeder indinator G. Wolf inside protector Wm Snider outside protector J. Falk recording secretary O Geesey assistant recording secretary R. B E Kemp financial secretary George Hammgardner treasurer G. H. 5S. Oram trustee Wm Pickett chaplain Rene 5. Harp representative to General Benefit Society alternate A. BR Lampe G O.S. Cram representative to State Council alternate J Fair
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francia Scott Key Council
Red Moon’s Hall
G. W. Hamilton
Wm. Rhodtrick
Chriatisne Schade
Walter Reeder
G. Wolf
Wm. Snider
J. Falk
O. Geesey
R. B E. Kemp
George Hammgardner
G. H. 5S. Oram
Wm. Pickett
Rene 5. Harp
Feneral Benefit Society
A. BR. Lampe
G O.S. Cram
State Council
J. Fair
Election of Officers for Hygers Ice Company
The Hygers Ice Company of Frederick county held its annual officer election at the Citizen's National Bank. Results: Geo. W. Stith president, Chas. B. Trail vice president, Douglass H. Hargatt treasurer, Ones. P. Lavy secretary. Directors: Edward S. Eichberger judge, John O.G. Motter, H. B. Showman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hygers Ice Company
Frederick County
Citizen’s National Bank
Geo. W. Stith
Chas. B. Trail
Douglass H. Hargatt
Ones. P. Lavy
Edwards. Eichleberger
John OG. Motter
H. B. Showman
Thurmont Masons elect officers for ensuing year
Acacia Masons of Thurmont name RH. D. Beskeley as worshipful master S. B. Bennett senior warden Charles E. Casseil junior warden H. G. Cover secretary George W. Stocksdale treasurer Rev. G. A. Witmore chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Settling With Supervisors in Backeystown District
At the session of the county board the Backeystown district supervisors' conflict was settled today. This afternoon all supervisors for that district will be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Csauty Commis
Backeystown
Market Quotations from the Eeooai Mart
The Eastern Milling and Export Company quotes for today list Gorn at 229 per barrel and wheat at 0.2 red 74 per bushel. Oats bring 29 cents per bushel and hay ranges from 18 to 221 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeooai Mart
Eastern Milling & Export Company
Judge rules teachers may punish pupils in school
Judge Holland in the Olivout district court says teachers have sole authority over pupils in the classroom and may discipline as long as punishments are not inhuman or excessive. Parents should support teachers to uphold order, amid an appeal from Justice Foaboy over a Delmar school incident involving 14 year old Harry Collier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wioomson
Delmar
Harry Coller
Holland
Collier
Hymeneal Notices From Local Marriages
A collection of wedding notices from Myrraville Sharpeburg and nearby areas. Emma May Wachtel and Hrnagt Gross wed at Sharpsburg Lutheran parsonage with Miss Katharine Sasgoly maid of honor and reception of guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Katharine Sasgoly
Sharpavarg
Hoa Reilly
Randering Lohengrin
Mieses
Wilson
Mas McGraw
Mrs. Gross
Johnstown
Funerals for Amelia Hiclonan and Hester Feags
The funeral of Amelia Hiclonan took place yesterday at 8 o'clock with Rev. Murray officiating. Pallbearers were George Diggs Joseph Tanner William Lane and John Lea. Interment at Greenmount cemetery. A T Rice & Sons were the funeral directors. The funeral of Mrs. Hester Feags nee Preston followed yesterday afternoon at 2 from East Church Street residence. Services were conducted by Rev. Todd and Rev. Eschbach with pallbearers Dr S T Harker S O Harding W P Morsell W J Baker Joseph Feaga and Elmer Feaga. Interment at Mount Oliver cemetery. O Carty was the funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Hiclonan
O. &. Murray
George Diggs
Joseph Tanner
William Lane
John Lea
Greenmount Cemetery
A. T Rice & Sons
Hester A. Feags
Preston
Hew
East Church Street
E .&. Todd
E.R Eschbach
8. T. Harker
O. Harding
W. P. Morsell
W. J. Baker
Joseph Feaga
Elmer Feaga
Mount Oliver Cemetery
O. ©. Carty
Island Prince Show At Opera House Impresses Large Crowd
Allan Villair starred in My Island Prices at the City Opera House to a packed audience expectedly kept engaged from curtain to final scene. Pearl Lewis portrayed Amelie with charm and skill enhancing the production. Also at City Opera House Peekskill presented The Burglar to a lively crowd showcasing strong acting and moving scenes. Edward One, a longtime local, was named storekeeper and ganger in the U S Internal Revenue Service by Collector Goldsborough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Island
Allan Villair
Opera
Mr. Villair
Mardo
Pearl Lewis
City Opera House
William Lewis
Edith
Edward One
Bmwitsburg
United States Internal Revenue
Goldsborough
Rows
Independent Athletic Association Special Meeting Notice
A special meeting of the Independent Athletic Association is announced for Friday evening at Southcock Gymnasium. The notice warns against continuing advertising through the daily slogan and compares it to ash with stern look, while noting seaweed and driftwood as the only catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Athletic Association
Independent Athletie Assication
So'cock
Dali
Ladies' 410 Society Charter List Closes Tuesday
The W. S. Schley Camp Sons of Veterans coordinates efforts to form a local aid Society for Ladies’ Aid Rotary. The charter will be opened late January with strong membership. A public installation of officers is set for Tuesday January 18 at 780 o’clock with G A R and ladies invited. Reynold's Post G A R plans a public camp fire January 19 with Sons of Veterans and Ladies Aid Society.
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Schley Camp
Sons of Veterans
U. A
G A. R
Reynold
G. A R
Sona of Veterans
La‘ien
Fortnightly Club Hosts Literary Evening and Theatre Event
Fortnightly Literary Club gathers January 8 at Masonic Temple for a 8 o'clock meeting hosted by Mr and Mrs Glenn H Woerthington. January 9 offers a one act comedy A Pair of Frauds staged by Elizabeth McDaniel and performers with proceeds aiding Grace Reformed Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn H Woerthington
Masonic Temple
Dramst
Prides Avening
Elizabeth McDaniel
Mary B Steckel Burck
Lacy Fisenbauer
Maurice K Beckwith
McDannel
W. W. Osborne
Gwen Ompher
Garry
Hall Prices Inc
Sents
Yenkle's
Grace Reformed Sunday School
Bank Offers Improved Banking Rooms and Accommodations
The bank is debted with both gas and electricity and in addition to our splendid security we employ for the use of the business public. We are glad upon request to show to any persons interested in them our improved banking rooms and accommodations.
Arkwright Club Members Spar Over Naval Hero Visit
An New York Arkwright Club, described as social by some, faced a dispute as Pearl Gray members debated turning a dinner into a public ovation for Admiral Lobley. The clash involved invitations to a celebrated American naval hero and fears of an unwelcome demonstration at the event in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arkwright Club
Asnyone
Manhattan Island
Bsr
Hoboken
BS & Monument
Maryland
Pearl Gray
Clay Wold
Pearl Gray Agsey
Arkwight Club
Arkwright Club of
Admiral Lobley
Georgia Society of New York
Maryland Society
Sherry
Oyster Supper Held At Miller and Garrow Homes
A December 31 oyster supper at Dr. and Mrs. T. E. Miller of Hansonville drew friends including G. Lloyd Palmer Martinsburg W Va and Mamie Pitzer Martinsburg W Va. A January 3 dinner at Joseph Garrow's in Hansonville featured guests such as Lewis Snook G Lloyd Palmer T E Miller Frank Snook and Grayson Snook with music and games accompanying the social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. HE. R. Miller
Hanconville
G. Lioyd Palmer
Emmitsburg
Lewis Bacock
Joseph Catrow
Lewis
Misa Anns Palmer
Hansonville
Misa
Mamie Pitzer
Martinaburg
W. Va
Frenk Snook
Joseph Garrow
Aea
Lewis Snook
G.lloyd Palmer
T. E. E. Miller
Frank Snook
Webster
Martinsburg
Fragmentary Bits From A Bright Itema Of General Interest
A collection of aphoristic lines and odd reflections on politics society and winter. The fragmentary prose includes lines about nations business and happiness with scattered quotes about snow and aging remarks.
Various Local Developments in Maryland and Nearby Regions
James Wallava died at Cambridge. The Diamond State Telephone Company bought the lines of the Sinepuxent Telephone Company. Adjutant General Saunders declined an encampment for the Maryland National Guard. Oakland granted water works rights to Frederick T. Martin of Fairmont. Maryland Glass Company starts bottle production at Hastport employing 203 workers. Telegraph operators on the Baltimore and Ohio met with railroad officials over salaries and duties. Western Maryland Railway plans a Cumberland to Cherry Run connection with West Virginia lines. Goshen schoolhouse in Montgomery County destroyed by fire. loss about 500 with 290 insured. Miss Doresy Gilliss principal. Valley Savings Bank v Mercar heard in Circuit Court with adjournment to 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wallava
Cambridge
Diamond State Telephone Company
Sinepuxent Telephone Company
Saunders
Maryland National Guard
Oakland
Frederick T. Martin
Fairmount
W. Va
Maryland Glass Company
Hastport
Aueapolis
Accumittee
Baltimore and Ohio
Western Maryland
West Virginia Central Railroad
Cumberland
Cherry Run
Goshen
Montgomery County
Misa Doresy Gilliss
A Pair of Francis staged at the Olly Opera Houre
The Grace Reformed Sunday School Benefit Class No. 16 hosts a theater and concert night at the Olly Opera House tomorrow at 7 30 featuring a popular sketch A Pair of Francis with Miss Evie Courtney Miss Etsika Handley and Mr. Johnson Smith in the cast. The second act includes a concert of home talent with listed songs and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed Sunday School
Olly Opera
Francis
Evie Courtney
Etsika Handley
Johnson Smith
Frederick
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Captain Guess
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Elinia
N.Y
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George EH. Waesche
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Church of the Memiah
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Reguaae
Bio
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Pricga
John Clenpaicesos
P.S
Kneddig & Miller
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Faebiud
Sali
Promaimnen
Vierrauux Druga
Aaron Goods
Casas
Medlel Torchon
Dea
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Neidig & Miller
Roy
Olinton E. Main
Yaduste Pharmactet
Hotel ‘Grill
Lynn Haven
Bede
Long Inland Sound
O. W. Hines
Ospital Optical Company
Washington, D. C
Park Hotel
Euchnusiguers
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Saks Optical Co
John J. Dancas
Woodbine, Md
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Jacksonville
Returo
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A. T. Rios & Sons
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Prederick County Telephone
Thomas
Rior
Proreeei OS
E. Z. Petsermar
Fraderick Firat
Marzadawly
New York Hospital
WM. C. Boteler
Market St. Frederick
Nicodemue
Yesra
Isol Farmers
Frederick ‘County
D.C. Kemp
E.R. Lewis
BH. Gambrill
D. C. Bemp
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Charles C. Mercar
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Old Als
Inition
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Guatonken
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