Death notices honor local residents in Frederick area
Several obituaries appear for Frederick residents Mrs Louisa Beaman Mrs Clara Chew Mrs Annie Sponseller and Daniel Norman detailing ages homes surviving relatives funeral arrangements and burial plans in local churches and cemeteries. Mrs Beaman aged about 75 survived by son Dr Frank Waite with services at M E church and interment at Baleinors. Mrs Chew widow of Joseph H Chew leaves seven children with funeral at Carroll Street home and Mount Olivet burial. Mrs Sponseller age 47 leaves husband and five children with services at home and Olivet cemetery. Daniel Norman aged 69 dies of pneumonia with funeral at Kinnebart Alley near Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield S. Seaman
Louisa H. Beaman
Winfield Beaman
West Fourth Street
Seaman
Frederick
Methodit Episcopal Church
Waits
Baltimore
Lewis R. Cochran
Beaman
Ony
Frank Waite
Washington, D.C
M. E. Church
Clara Chew
Olsra E. Chew
Joseph H. Chew
Carroll Street
Joseph E. Ohew
Brunswick
Howard Ohew
William
Florence
Virgie
May Ohbew
Ohew
Mount Olivet Cemetery
William E. Sponseller
Annie E.E. Sponseller
Harmony Grove
Sheila
Sponceller
Grayson Stap
Chester Springs
Florence Wachter
Linganore
Sarvica
Intormant
Olivet
Purely Personal Miss Stella Smith Stays in Howard County
Purely Personal notes report Miss Stella Smith of the city staying in Howard county. Miss Ora Schmidt of North Market Street returns from four vials to Atlantic City. Rev Fr Phillip McGuire of Rockville spends days at St Johns rectory in the city. Mr and Mrs Allen R Lampe have returned from visits to Philadelphia and Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Raleigh Thomas of Baltimore visit Gen and Mrs L Victor Baughman at Poplar Terrace. Mr Thomas, wife and Master Runell Stull have returned after attending the funeral of Mr Martin Miller in St Thomas Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Smith
City
Howard County
Ora Schmidt
North Market Street
Atlantic City
Phillip McGuire
Rock- Fille
St. John’s Rectory
L. Victor Baughman
Poplar Terrace
Thomas Isnland
Ruenell Stull
Martin Miller
St. Thomas
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
Annual selections will be held tomorrow at the National Bank in the city. It is said that among every hundred women there are seven widows and among men four in a hundred are widowers. Spanking is now prohibited in New York public schools. Those who make shirts say an ordinary white shirt contains 21 000 stitches. No wonder Tom Hood wrote The Song of the Shirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thie City
New York
Tom Hood
Matrimonial Events Tie Fisher, Wolfe Couples in Local Weddings
Wedding notices from Jamestown area report Mrs. Charlca Fisher’s daughter Eleanor May Fisher wedding to Charles W. Lough of Philadelphia. The ceremony at 1114 Wallace Street followed a quiet affair due to the bride’s brother’s death. The couple will reside with Mrs. Fisher at 1614 Wallace Street after a honeymoon. A separate piece covers Lula May Wolfe and John William Howser’s December 26 ceremony at M E Church Jamestown, with details of attendants, regalia, and a post ceremony breakfast. A third notice notes Emma Lochouer and Edward Glavon to wed tomorrow morning at the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Lough
Philadelphia
A. A. Lough
Eleanor May Fisher
Charles
Ftaber
Wallace Street
James Crawford
Obriat Reformed Cboroh
Lough
Fisher
Frank Howser
Washington, D. C
John Gray
L. Howser
Olive Wolfe
Marcus BE. Murray
New York City
Banks Kohlenberg
Adamstown
Keefer Williams
James Hyatt
Ylamavills
W. Newton Wolfe
Olastera
Baltimore
Sia
Washington
Emma Lochoer
Nicholas Lochuer
Hast Fifth Street
Sud
Edward Glavon
George Gannes
Second Street
Evangelie Lutheran Parsonage
O. F. Beok
Belles Letteras Society Meets At Boys High School
The Belles Lettres Literary Society held its regular meeting with readings, recitations, debate on moral progress, and a 2 to 1 negative verdict. Juvenile Literary Society reorganized as North Markesebreek School with officers named. Also notes on a Catholic Benevolent Legion settlement, a bulldog incident, and Hygeia Ice Company board organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belles Lettres
Belles Lettrea Literary Society
S. Holtz
W. Tyergar
R. Kidd
W. Storm
R. Cramwell
Uncole Pate
Marie George
U. Reich
North Markesebreek School
W. Rameburg
M. Schroeder
R. Baumgardner
Tyergar
W. Mantz
B “Eigler
W. Sonatter
A. Young
M O A Olaneen Bible Classes Enroll New Scholars
Three boys Bible classes of the M Q A enrolled new scholars yesterday morning. Attendance in the youths class was 27. The men's tractelog Bible class meets tonight at 7 15. Men are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. M.O. A. Olaneen
New Scholars
New York Fashions Highlight Hosiery and Accessories Trends
Special correspondence notes that shoe and hosiery makers tailor colors and ornaments to match dresses with embroidered or beaded motifs. High end rosepoint stockings start around $100 a pair, with satin slippers, colored leather, and various lace and net accessories shaping the season’s look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. O. Shayne
Novel Bolero and Jewelry Styles Highlight Holiday Fashion
A fashion brief notes a bolero jacket in black spangled net paired with a chemisette and long skirt foundations. Jewelry trends emphasize tiny diamond watches, ball designs on chains, open-faced watches on bracelets, and pearl accented necklaces with turquoise pendants. Fansy FIELD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jawala
Tims
Religious World Weekend of Church Services and Activities
Sunday across St John s Catholic church Methodist Episcopal church Presbyterian church All Saints missionary Sunday Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Evangelical Reformed Grace Reformed and other congregations featured mass services sermons on Epiphany missions and Bible themes Five new members were received at Grace Reformed and catechetical classes formed two at Grace. Mission society events included a twenty fifth anniversary and a home missions talk by D N Dittmar
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Catholic Church
W. J. Kane
Methodist Episcopal Pharch
L. A. Thirlkeld
Epworth Loagus
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
Chas, Soaslon
Temperanus Conmitte
Prasbyterian
All Saints’ Church
Gilpin
Shepherd
Bodleysville
Barruss
Samuel
Obriss
Charles F. Steck
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Missionary Society
Evangelical Reformed Church
E R. Bachbaoh
Rav D. N. Ditmar
Board of Home Missions
R. J Darrow
Grace Reformed Church
BE. &. McLean
McLean
D .N. Dittmar
Pleasant birthday surprise at Alderman Lease home
Saturday evening a small gathering honored Katharine Lease on her seventeenth birthday at 18 West South Street. Guests included Rev Charles Steck and others. Katharine received a gold locket and chain as a gift from her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. GC. Lease
West South Strvunt
Katharine
Charles F. Steck
Lloyd Miller
Lucy Haller
Sallis Ganson
Rev. Steck
Phain
Bank Officers Named in City Ledger
The list shows officers including President D. Barker and Vice President Baker with WM Baker asst President along with WM G Zimmerman and Samuel G Duvall as cashier and assistant cashier. Other named officials include Joan Ramsoura Wes G Barter Tros H Baller James E Walker and Daniel Barer.
Housekeeping and Clearing Sale Offers Deep Discounts
A housekeeping sale advertises large reductions on men and women clothing including shirts drawers petticoats blankets and comforters with price cuts on fabrics and dress goods. The notice also lists officers elected at St Johns Beneficial Association and a court hearing set for Saturday at 11 o clock with unsettled accounts urged for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuelk
Cate Perentse
Asc
Evers
Maryland News In Brief From Allegany County
Dated items report Eleanor Warfield’s death at Lisbon and Millard Ward farm fire near Williamaport. References to jail plans at Oakland, a murder case in Elkton, and a bridge loss on the Patuxent River. Also notes on local deaths, illnesses, and civic matters including a county agricultural association election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Warfield
Lisbon
Port Deponts
Garratt County
Oakland
Mise Hanosh BE
Gallaway
Finkaburg
Baltimore
Alle Kany County
Sidney Toney
John Hollsod
Elkton
Albert Gonstable
John W. Schonebraker
Wea
Washington County Agrcultural and Mechanical Aasgocistion
Allegany County
Quark
Maryland
Chessapeake
Ohio
Landstreet
Millard Ward
Ieencastle Pike
Williamaport
Clayton Netkirk
William Howard Besley
Cumberland
Mr. Hesley
Gol
Horace Hesley
Allagany
Waas
John M. Hesley
Orange Grove
Howard
Laltimore
Patapeco
Emory Ganningham
Frey & Son
South Central Avenue
William Mazon
Local notices on society appointments and community updates
Frederick County Agricultural Society to appoint Board of Managers in the coming week with keeper applications via secretary J. Roger McSherry. Frederick City Hospital board meeting scheduled Tuesday at 2 10 o'clock. Women’s Christian Temperance Union holds important meeting tonight at 7 15. Water rents due April 1 must be paid or water may be turned off. collectors will pursue non payers. Last chance for home framing and glasswork before March 1 relocation to Washington. Optical services by Dr C S Highbarger in Hagerstown available January 11 12 and 18. Pay gas or electric bills by the 10th to retain discount. Peabody String Quartet at Woman’s College Thursday the 12th. Miscellaneous notices on local ads and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Kentera
Areeara
Wil
C. S. Highbarger
Hagerstown
City Hotel
Man Charged With Child Neglect Arrest Report
William L. Gilbert was arrested Saturday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Darner on charges of wilful neglect and non support of his minor children. Jnatios Kakstein set the hearing for Wednesday at 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Gilbert
Depauty
Darner
Jnatios Kakstein
G.bore
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Ine
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YO Peret
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Switzerland
Tadec
Mapuleon
Waterloe
Louis
Llow
Strassburg
United States
Esnubagne
Offia
Georgia
Gir
Burnton
Isto
Washingtom
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
M. de Garmandia
Neidig & Miller
Lloyd O. Culler
Browers Lumber
Prederick City Hospital
O. N. Hargett
Prest.w
Sage Opporsanit
Eversticks
Law Beer
Col
Jenna W. Neipaldeis
Dr. Highbarger
Geo
Rodock & Co
Ay Kanes
Doll Bros
Stein & Wertheimer
Alrranee
W.H. Shipley
John Hendrickson
Daniel Norman
Kinnebart’s Alley
Fourth Street
Pneumonis
Eben
Rome
Charlca G. Fisher
Fhat City
Howser
Wolfe Nupdale
Jjameville
Joseph MacDivit
Geo. I. Wilson
O. B. Staley
John A. Kennedy
Jon, McDivit
Wm. M. Crimmins
Aboust
Owen Compher
McClintook Young
Second
Court Streets
Young
Hygeia Ice Company
George William Smith
Charles P. Levy
Douglas H. Hargett
W. L. Smith
Directoire Bolero
OAC
Sunday Schools and Societies
Luther H. Washter
Glade Valley Milling Company
Walkeravills
Dra. Nicodemua and
Goldsborough
Wachter
Shriner
Noah FE. Cramer
Edward D. Shriner
Richard F. Ross
G. W. B. Shriner
Harry ¥. Shipley
Guality Organization Society
Charity Organization Society
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
D. Barker
Baker
H.D. Baker
Asst
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Juvagdas
McSienry Doe
Kireauven
Gro. Wa
Baith
J.D. Baker
C. Morten
D. H. Bacherr
Joan
Ramsoura
Wes, G. Barter
Tros. H. Baller
C. M. Troms
James E. Walker
Daniel Barer
FURS
Goode
Capes
Torn Hendrickson
Nevie
Miller
St. John's Beneficial Association
Scese
James McSherry
OC. P. Smith
Gav. I. Wilson
Wm. M. Orlmwing
Grouse
Albart
Smith
J. H. Doll
Asacalstion
St. John’s
Fatara
Biiely
George
Kodock
David M. Brengle
Joshua J. D
Mr. Dill
Satarday
Seorge
BIG Store
Massina
Massiva
Lansdale
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Sone
Rice & Sons
Tru
MR Thomas Td, Rice
Itv
Oali
A. J. Eichelberger
N. W. Cor
Bts
Oldawit
Weat
Patrick Street
Oliday
N.O
Malaga
Cecil & Gorman
Weet Patrick
R. . E. Smith
East Hurch Street
B. BH. K. Peterman
West Franklin
Market
Patrick Streets
WM. C. Boteler
Dyanade
F. EB. Sappington
Elven
R. B. Sappington
Que Door
City Halley
News OF the
Mary Yeakle
South Market Street
Misa Jalla Steok
East Charoh Streat
Miss Pearl Lease
Nora Alvey
M.A. E. Bleer
Braddock
Alek
Grip
Register of Wills Office
Women's Christian Temperance Unoion
I. O. Sherpaern
Parsons
Loun W. Nelvorn
W. Patrick
Merr
F. Moberly
Heving & Wallpiper
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