Weather Forecast From January 12 Weather Bureau
General weather conditions described, noting pressure changes across lake regions and Atlantic Gulf coasts, with warmer in the south and cooler in the northwest. Light snow in New England coast, cloudier inland, with fair conditions elsewhere. Winds circulate high and low pressure areas, and advisories list local ads and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Moors
Jennersy
Lower Lake Region
Avantic
Gulf
Manitoba
New England
Assettsippi
Personal News From Pleasant Paragrapas
Purely personal brief notices list visits and travel among residents and families. William Frey visits his old home in Welfsville after four years away. Esta Young from Baltimore visits daughter Mrs George R Brotelmyer. Elmer Palmer of Ohio visits Middletown Ossley relatives. W H Biggs and Wm M Martin plan southern travels with Biggs seeking business in the south. Warren K Damuth leaves Thurmont for New York City to study and be ordained in May. Mary Williamson visits Richmond at Rt Rev John B Newton’s home. A L Bosley returns from Philadelphia. Elizabeth A Dennis visits sister Mrs F B Smith in Court Square. Harry Willson of Hagerstown visits his mother in Amabut. Harry W Orndorff, visiting his sister Mrs Daniel Roelkey, returns to Fairfield Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Frey
North Manchester
Indiana
Welfsville
Esta Young
Baltimore
George R. Brotelmyer
Mes
Elmer Palmer
Ohio
Middletown Osiley
Death notices and obituaries from a Maryland area paper
The death of Miss Julia Maught age about seventy in Burkittsville follows a long illness. funeral held at Lutheran Church. Charles P. Young of Middleton died in Casstown Ohio at 68. Hotel arrivals list many travelers to and from Baltimore, Philadelphia, St. Louis, New York and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Maudort
Julia Maught
Josephus Shafer
Miss Maught
Pegister
Andrew C. H. Maught
George T. Whip
Thomas Maught
Frederick
Joehes Analt
Petershire
Lutheran Church
Burkittsville
Charles P. Young
Peter and
Charlotte Young
Middletons
Casstown
Ohio
Orry Hore
R. G. Henry
E. N. Morrison
O. Laidmore
McKim Hoge
B. A Ansell
Samuel Leath
H. Bassas
Wm. P. Myers
J.B. Webster
Baltimore
Beary Bailen
St. Louis
F. P. Wellenger
Cumberland
Walker Neal
Washington
Geo, Stevens
Whitzwater
Philadelphia
B.T. Shepard
Leap Year Social Notes and Town Happenings
The piece surveys winter social life in Frederick with reflections on charitable work and church activities, noting the leap year ball as a highlight. It includes humorous anecdotes about a old year’s romance, remarks on wood yards for charity, religious duties, and upcoming seasonal events.
Funeral for Mr. Ramec Bust in Baltimore Church Service
The funeral for Mr. Ramec Bust of Baltimore was held at St Peter's Protestant Episcopal Church with Rev. Frederick W. Claspett and Rev. Jobo G. Sadter presiding. He was an early settler linked to Green Spring Valley and the Engle lineage, with burial at Green Mount. Survivors include two sons and four daughters, among them a daughter who married Dr. WH Mam Besson. notable attendees included James M. Anderson, Judge Albert Ritchie, and other church and civic figures.
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Samael Haat
Ramec Bust
Assery H. Hast
Baltimore
St. Peter’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Frederick W. Claspett
Jobo G. Sadter
Oeet
Cary Engle
Ca- Neti
Dietwoevne
Wiliam Bo
Charee Hunt
Hunt Marriet
Marths Fest
Wm. Mardoch Beall
Frederick
Huot
Whmam Besson
Baltimore City
Allont
St Peter's Protestant Episcopal Courch
William Woodward
Charles Markel
John E Barat
Charles 7. Taylor
Thomas Hill
Benny
Greenmount
Chadd Pidechi
Bledara
Esoch Pratt
James M. Anderson
Albert Ritchie
David H. Carroll
Otfa Binkiey
Aubrey Pearre
Alexander Shriver
State News Brush Fire Hits Mills and Stores in Maryland
Reports list several incidents across the state including the burning grist mill of Henry Maglie in Carroll County, the Bhartzer & Bolden store fire in Oakland, and the serious injuries to William E Bratton from a crutch blow at Snow Hill. Other items note deaths, political moves, and missing person whispers amid local affairs.
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Henry Maglie
Carroll County
Wilhelmina L. May
Hagerstown
Bhartzer & Bolden
Oakland
James Owens
Anne Arundel County
William E Bratton
Snowin
Ice mishaps and wagon accidents in Middletown area
Reports recount several ice break-throughs during curling cold last weekend and Monday, injuring none seriously. Skaters Roy Remebure, Cheater Remeburg, Harman Coblentz receive drenched clothes or cold baths after falls near Middletown and Jefferson. A horse frightened wagon crews on Jefferson street causing damage to a stable and near route, with minor injuries to a rider and two horses.
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Roy Remebure
Middletown
Kef Covers Pond
Cheater Remeburg
Steiner
Jefferson
Harman Coblentz
Edward Kefanver
Vincent Savner
F. T. Mann
Jilliers Elected by The American Bard in Middletown
The American Bard of Middletown elected officers for the ensuing year at the meeting last Tuesday night. Officers named include John Boogle as president, Charles B. Batts vice president, Foster C. Remsburg secretary, Wom G. Boileau treasurer, John K. Rouizahn inspector, Marvin S. Remsburg leader, Emory C. Remsburg assistant leader, and Frenklin E. Wolf janitor.
Rapsawnay and Horse Wander Through Court Street
A horse hitched to a kurgy owned by Mr Robert Winebrewet of Walkersville bolted near the City Hotel on Court Street yesterday afternoon. It started up Court Street at a serious rate but was captured before any damage occurred.
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Robert Winebrewet
Wear Walkersville
Atables
Court Street
North Market Street
Mount Airy Plans Bond Issue for Street Macadamizing
At a Mount Airy meeting last night the mayor and city council were instructed to ask the Legislature for authority to issue bonds totaling 4000 dollars to macadamize two town streets. The measure will be voted on by citizens at the May town election.
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Mount Airy
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Testamentary grants issued for estate of Mary E. Smith
Orphine Court waives bonds and confers letters testamentary on Dr. Harry C. Jones as executor of the estate of William Sonex, deceased. The filing concerns the estate of Mary E. Smith and related proceedings granting authority to administer and manage assets.
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Orphine
Wwenty
Ste
Mary E. Smith
Lattera
Wm. Sonex
Harry C. Jones
Market notes aswi weather and supplies for January
A fragmentary market column describes cold weather impacting prices and supplies. It notes eggs, poultry, and produce trends with scarce cabbage, scarce ground products, and price quotes for eggs, butter, poultry, beef, veal, and vegetables. It mentions a country dealer securing a tough chicken and lists several item prices for the day.
Brave and Bread Lecture at YMCA on Manhood and Labor
Dr Iglehart spoke to the Young Men's Christian Association about Brawn and Bread, stressing strong wholesome manhood and fair wages. He argued homes for workers, sympathetic employers, education, and saloon abolition as labor fixes, noting American workers’ gains and closing with tribute to American womanhood.
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Cleveland
Iglehart
Anumbie
Young Men’s Christian Association Halil
Lfe
Apesker
Frederick Poor Relief Bread Distribution Update
Mr William A Manefield a court suest banker and broker has distributed 2200 bread tickets to Frederick deserv ing poor by Wednesday evening 1875 issued by Friday 125 yesterday Noah Myers farmer northwest of Myersville suffers from cancer on his lower lip for over a year and is now in critical condition with the growth spreading to his throat
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Brother Morse
Mercury
Dave Groff
Ham Showman
Bity Mansfeld
Billy Hilton
Birely
Restor
William A. Manefield
Frederick
Fiortay
Noah Myers
Myersville
Accident at Stanawick church path injures Mira Meadows
Mira Blesche Meadows visiting her brother Br. Eggece Meedowe at Stanawick fell from a slope on the church path after leaving GL Fracets Catholic Church. She struck the ground and was badly injured, with possible spinal injury if she had fallen into the rear area.
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Thrikieg
Mira Blesche Meadows
Eggece Meedowe
Stanawick
Aare
Che
Death of Estes Baker prompts county obituary note
Estes Baker, a prominent Cerrodel crusty farmer, died at his Hampstead home aged about years. A widow and children survive him. December records for Carroll County show 1595 deeds mortgages and bills of sale plus 49 marriage licenses issued. Accidents affect John Moore of Manchester and Edward Devilletes of Pleasant Valley. A drought-stricken water supply near Middleburg dries up, underscoring the severity of the late drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estes Baker
Hampstead
Carror
John Moore
Meuchaster
Mascheater
Edward Devilletes
Pleasant Valley
Sud
David L. Martin
Middleburg
Funeral of Mrs Fairfax Schley Held at West Park Street
The funeral for Mrs Fairfax Schley was held yesterday afternoon at 8 from her West Park Street home with Rev E R Eschback officiating. Pallbearers included Wm H Miller Shelmer Schley EB Goldsborough Dr Bernard C Steiner Walter Dugan and H F Stelner. Interment followed at Mt. Oye Cemetery under director C Carty. Also noted are a critically ill citizen Van Swearingen of Baldwin Town and Mrs Thomas Dougherty of East Third Street. A successful operation was performed on Charles G Dia at Johns Hopkins Hospital and he is recovering well.
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Fairfax Schley
West Partick Mreet
E.R. Eschback
Wm. H. Miller
Shelmer Schley
EB. ¥. Goldsborough
Bernard C. Steiner
Walter Dugan
H. F. Stelner
Mt. Oye
Van
B. Swearingens
Bmlddietown
Thomas Dougherty
East Third Street
Charles G
Johne Hopkin's Hospital
Gospel Choir Meeting and Wood Yard Orders Ads
The notice urges the Gospel Choir to meet at M. B Church at 7 PM for important business and promotes the Charity Wood Yard with $125 large cart loads. It also advertises postal card wood orders to L W Mebbing, 143 East Patrick Street, promising prompt attention. A separate item offers free tuition for January at Woman's College and reduced rates for all departments. An event at City Opera House features Rev. Ferdinant Igiehart on Brawn and Bread with ticket details. A cider ad from Bartonaville mentions 24 barrels available priced by the barrel.
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Wood Yard
L. W. Mebbing
East Patrick Street
City Opera House
West Tusminy
Frederick City Declines Cumberland Valley League Entry
Information from Hagerstown reports Frederick City has decided against fielding a baseball club in the Cumberland Valley League, ending rumors of participation and leaving the circuit without this team. The move impacts league plans and local spectator expectations.
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Hagerstown
Frederick City
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