State Protective Association forms county branches in Pennsylvania
The State Protective Association announces a new branch movement to place the organization closer to county locals and county wardens. Proposed subsidiaries aim to aid game and fish preservation, with plans to exempt them from taxation to ease growth, led by Milton Dennis and B H Gilbert and aided by William Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Protective Association
Iafary
Pennsylvania
Ayatem
California
Protective” Association
Great Teanks
Alec
Williaa H Armstrong
Hagerstown
Plau
J. Olney Norris
Oregon
Milton Dennis
B. HL. Gilbert
Dennis
Pennsylvania Association
Local Bright Items and Weather Notes Mix Skating Fun
A jumble of short items comments on January weather mild enough for moonlit sleighing, local amusements, and a note on Angora cats as desirable pets. A York market price jab describes butter selling for 32 cents a pound. A Chicago preacher sparks a reflection on domestic skills and womanhood. A playful exchange hints at gossip about a sister’s visit.
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Ial
York
Chicago
Frederick
Bobby
Fitzgorgeons
Ben
Hank Heaven
Elks Honor Long With Complimentary Banquet Dinner
Frederick Lodge No. 684 BPOE hosted Mr. Patrick E. Long at the City Hotel to celebrate the birth of his son Edward Harvey. About 45 members attended a decorated banquet featuring a formal menu and a silver loving cup engraved with the Elk head and inscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Lodge
B. P. O. Ellis
City Hotel
Patrick E. Long
Edward Harvey
Ban
Ka J. McCurdy
Mr. Long
Edward Harvay Jong
Frederick , Lodge
Erling
Death notices and obituaries from Taneytown and nearby towns
Several obituaries and notices record deaths and funeral plans. Dr George T Motter of Taneytown died of pneumonia at age 60, leaving a sister, a brother, and two daughters. Benjamin Boteler, 80, died at Mills. funeral at Urbans M E Church with pallbearers. Mary Boone, colored, 53, widow of Moses Boone, funeral and Greenmount cemetery burial. Elizabeth Smith, 50, died near Motters. funeral at Rocky Ridge with Rev Enders officiating.
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Benjamin -Boteler
Soteler
Benjamin
Pear Park
Mills
Urbana M. E. Church
Saan Ip
Wm H. Fank
Chas
Jniteau - Mobley
M. E
Gao
Peters
Mary Boost
Mary Boone
Klinehart’s Alley
Third Street
Moses Boone
Greenmount Cemetery
Elizabbie Smith
Elizabeth Smith
Funeral services for Miss Jessie Thomas held in city chapel
The funeral of Miss Jessie Thomas was held this afternoon at 3 in the Evangelical Reformed church conducted by Rev. Dr. EB. R. Bechbach. Pallbearers named Himer Dixon Edward Haller Albert Gilsor Oscar Rhoder Gay Blackston Edgar Noore. Interment at Mount Olivet cemetery. Undertaker W. S. B. Etchison. Also notes the funeral of Henry Griffith held yesterday at 3 at Quinn's chapel with pallbearers and burial at Greenmount. funeral directors A. T. Rice & Sons. William Roberts' service tomorrow at 9 at St. John’s Catholic and burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Thomas
Evangelical Reformed Church
EB. R. Bechbach
Messrs
Himer Dixon
Edward Haller
Albert Gilsor
Oscar Rhoder
Gay Blackston
Edgar Noore
Mount Olivet Cemetery
B. Etchison
Ondertake
Henry Griffith
Quinn's Chapel
Rev
O. H. Murray
Isaiah Salat
Simon Bowen
Goins
Charles Milterry
Geo. B. Lyles
M.E. Jenkins
Totermental Greenmount Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Foustal
William Roberts
Gelock
Masa
Ss. John’s Catholic Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Priest denounces dancing as evil in Midland church
Father Luigi Sartori, Midland priest, condemns dancing as a vice and a violation of Catholic law. He says he cannot excommunicate parishioners yet would if he could, urging clergy cooperation to curb dancing from ballrooms to creekside gatherings and praising Methodists for support.
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Luigi Sartori
Midland
Shes
Newepsper
Father Sartori
Salons
Methodista
Frederick District
Dansoing
Coe Ome
Urbana district road supervisors listed by county group
The County Commissioners met and named Urbana district road supervisors including Joseph M. Oatson George W. Stewart J O Main James B Dixon John W Dixon William B Ormo Jr Alexander B Doll Andrew J Brown Jr Eberlen Harris James A Cutenil Edmund W McElfresh William L Pordom Nimrod O Kolb Thomas W O Bryan M F Leather James P Perrell Dorsey McElfresh J Frank Leather John M Dixon John T Diggs Charles C Green Charles D Dixon John R Peters William Bank Arthur Gromwell Joseph J Rice. In the case of Bechison versus Rice the verdict for $229 for services is recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Joseph M. Oatson
George W
Stewart
Main
James B. Dixon
John W. Dixon
Wm. B. Ormo
Alexander B.doll
Andrew J. Brown, Jr
Eberlen
Harria
James A. Cutenil
Edmund W
McElfresh
Wreck in Cumberland Railway Yard Kills Two Engineers Four Firemen
A serious wreck in the B&Q railroad yard at Cumberland occurred this morning as the Pittsburg Limited Express collided with a helper engine. Both engineers and both firemen were killed, with three other persons injured. The accident was caused by a signal error that left a clear track for the passenger train while a caboose and two engines stood in the next block ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B& QO
Cumberland
Pittsburg
Eastern Star Fifth State Commence in Hagerstown
The fifth stated communication of the Grand Chapter Maryland Order of the Eastern Star will be held in Hagerstown on January 28 and 29. After the official program on Wednesday there will be a reception of grand representatives of sister Chapters at 8 p.m. at Masonic Temple by Queen Esther Chapter No 3 Hagerstown. Thursday will feature usual business and the annual election and installation of grand officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astern Star
Grand Chapter
Maryland
Sale Tomorrow at Court House for Delilah Tabler Estate
Frank C. Norwood trustee will sell at the Court House door the real estate of the late Mrs Delilah Tabler in this county near Hyattstown. The sale includes 454 acres with a two story frame dwelling. Harvey R Lease auctioneer will sell at the Court House door the real estate for Jesse F KR Hesgey assignees of mortgagee including 5 acres in Forville with a two story Tog house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Norwood
Court House Door
Delilah Tabler
This
Hyattstown
Harvey R- Lease
Court House
Jesse F. KR. Hesgey
Forville
Sleighing Accident Delays Big Walkersville Crowd
Last evening a runner on the large sleigh owned by Grayson Musser and Raymond Bummer near Woodshire broke in Walkersville. A large crowd gathered, forcing the party to return home in the large sleigh loaned by Mr. J. H. Stansler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranner
Grayson Musser
Raymond Bummer
Woodshire
Walkersville
J. H. Stansler
Veterans Camp to Attend Funeral of William Robarta
Winfield Scott Schley Camp No 3 Sons of Veterans plans to meet at W. G.T. G. Gall at 3 am tomorrow to attend the funeral of William Robarta father of Charles F Roberta first lieutenant of the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Scott Schley
Sons of Veterans
W. G.T. G. Gall
William Robarta
Charles F. Roberta
True Blue Fraternity Forms Winfield Scott Lobley Council
Last night 70 charter members were installed in City Hall to organize the True Blue Fraternities Accident and Health Order. W F Rex of Pottstown presided and officers including Mayor Geo Edw Smith and Dr J O Hendrix were elected for the year. The council is named Winfield Scott Lobley Council with charter members listing many local citizens and professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True Blue
Accident and Health Order
W. F Rex
Pottstown
Geo Edw. Smith
Howard
J. O. Hendrix
A. BR. Yeakle
Treacrer
I. J. McoOardy
George I Wilson
Walter G. Kader
Aentry
A. Moser
Fr. Graig
Winfield Scott Lobley Council
J. Marebell Miller
H. R. Keck
G. Morris Albaugh
Harry Vb. Baumgardner
J. McCordy
Wm. D. Baumgardner
H. P. Fahrnsy
John F. Baumgardner
Wm. G. McComes
0. F. Goodell
Walter G. Ender
Elmer Brown
F. B. Smith
Jas. A. Brown
Edward ©. Lease
L. A. Bork
Landis
Harry G. Dorsey
Jacob Rosenatook
A. R. Yeakle
J. L. Johnson
Geo. A. Zimmerman
John B. Grove
Charies G. Macill
Jesse Lipscomb
J O. Hendrix
H. G. Hof
Iran
Walters
W. Guy Kline
Cyrus T. Thomas
P. £. Long
George J. Wilson
Moberly
Dr. T. 8. Hacer
J. ¥. Silance
A.A. Moser
J. M. Newman
G. W. Helalein
F. W. Schimmell
Francis 0. Newman
L. BE. Mallinix
C. E. Oline
Kaw
H. Heinlein
T. Stall
G. W. Kindley
Geo. T. Baumgardener
C. E. Hantsberry
F. Baller
Thos. H. Haller
John M. Haller
James C. Horne
A. W. Condole
D. H. Thomas
P.dutrow
Arthur Train
A. J. Hiedelberger
Marshall Fout
FO. Craig
J.D. Hendrickson
H. D.etchison
Geo. Edw. Smith
Martin J. Beard
H.L. Beckley
Wm. W. Donb
A. A
Lamar
Ohan. Biser
Middletown
Ralph I. Smith
College Park
A. H. Maxell
Emmitsburg
J. S. Ribble
Schindel
Eee
Old Maryland Chiefs Visit Chippewa and Local Lodge Installations
An official visit by Maryland chiefs to the Chippewa tribe at Red Man is reported amid a list of local officers installed by Winfield Scott Schley Tent No 9. The ceremony was led by Past Commander Wm. Bell with Commander Robert A. Bennett and others, and a succession of roles filled. Two Brunswick brothers, sons of engineer David Kiser, were injured when a sled overturned on a hill near the school, killing one child as bystanders looked on.
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Great Council of
Maryland
Red Man
Tocalitien
A.D. Bell
E Saylor
E. Geiabsre
Mr Baller
Geisbert
Ernest “Mobberly
Beuben Lease
Saanders
Joseph Gayer
Eorge Sannders
Harry Botcher
John C. Hardt
A.P. Marsh
Winfield Scott
Schley
KO. T.M
Wm. Bell
Robert A. Bennett
Agra
David Kiser
Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio
Alock
Annual Camps to Hold Camp Fire at W O T U Hall
Reynolds Post G A R plans its annual camp fire and officer installation at W O T U Hall Monday at 7 20 pm A committee will collect contributions Miss Walters of Baltimore renowned for army songs will perform an the camp fire program extensive plans mean refreshments after the program included
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nnual
Reynolds Post
Miss Walters
Baltimore
Shakespearean Drama at City Opera House Saturday Evening
Tonight at the City Opera House the Simville production presents a grand Shakespearean program featuring Romeo and A noble cast with new scenery and electric effects. The company arrived from Worcester and will stay at the Park Hotel while veteran manager Joseph Gobay greets old friends. Also notes on marriages: Roy A B Maught wed Julia E Boyer. Charles W Kemp and Heater A Taylor married at Evangelical Lutheran church.
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City Opera House
Romeo
Wloohester
Io Martinaborg
Joseph Gobay
Booth
Barrett
Adelaide Wilson
Park Hotel
Gobay
Maught
Boyer
Roy A. B. Maught
Julia E. Boyer
Barkittsville
Luther Kobluan
Evangelical Lutheran
Hemp—Taylor
Charles W. Kemp
Heater A. Taylor
Jefferson
County
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Luther Kahlman
Local Optical Dealer Endorsements and Florida Rail Tours
To Whom It May Concern Mr O W Hines represents Capitol Optical Washington D C stopping at Park Hotel is a practical optician and I recommend him. Special Tours to Florida via Baltimore and Ohio Southern Atlantic Coast Line Seaboard Air Line at very low rates. Tickets include round trip fare sleeping car accommodations meals en route Washington Jacksonville and back returning dates February 11 10 February 25 March 10 via Seaboard. tickets good to May 31 1903. For details see Baltimore & Ohio agents. The advertiser ready to prepare campaign.
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O. W. Hines
Capitol Optical Company
Washington, D. C
Park Hotel
Isrvor Saks
Saks Optical Co
Florida
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Southern Railway
Jacksonville
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Sale of Personal and Realty Near Mt Bobrism
State's Attorney Glenn H. W. ton attended the sale of the store over the late Wm. A. Thompson, deceased, held at public auction yesterday near Mt. Bobrism. The sale totaled a little over $250. Mrs. Thompson, who recently bought her late husband's real estate, resold it yesterday to Chas. B. Smith of Urbans district for $900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn H. W. Ton
Wm. A. Thompson
Mt. Bobrism
Manchester dog scare ends with multiple fatalities
A dog owned by hotel proprietor William HM Gettler in Manchester Carroll county went mad last week. It bit many dogs including pets pointers setters hounds and other valued animals. Fifteen showings of bites were recorded and several dogs were killed while others are penned awaiting results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William HM. Gettler
Manchester
Carroll County
Entertainments and social notes from Waynesboro news
Miss Sallie Fauotleroy and Miss Maud M. Forthman will give a recital at the Academy of Music in Waynesboro tonight. Mrs Jarley’s Waxworks will be produced at Walkeraville next week under Miss Faunsieroy’s direction. West End Whist Club met at G B Schell’s barber shop and elected officers. A pound party and dance was hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles W Miller with out of town guests from Philadelphia and Lebanon. A reception honored the new superintendent and housekeeper at City Hospital yesterday afternoon with light refreshments. Say you saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Fauotleroy
Women’s College
Maud M. Forthman
Waynesboro
Academy of Music
Pas
Jarley
Walkeraville
Faunsieroy
West End
G. BE. Schell
Edw. Gittinger, Jr
B. F. Grove
B Schell
F. M. Phebus
Silas Boteler
J. Engelbrecht
Albert Phreeger
Chas
Hoffman
Charlies W. Miller
Blizsesp
Philadelphia
Louisa Gambrill
Lebanon
City Hospital
Board of Managers
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the Daily News
Richard Savage
Coward Gibbon
Dorian
Ded
Jas S
Wenry Wager Jialleck
Volker
Westernville
Oneida County
Anne Mkemble-Butler
Fenny Kemble
London
Souther
Andwato
Buresa
Harper Whiskey Jewelry, &O
J. Winebrewer's
C. W. Ross, Ex
Og Neidig & Miller
Hauer
Branch Game Bodies
Tae
ELKS
Motter Grands
Motter
Taneytown, Si
DR. George
T. Motter
Mire
E. R. Zimmeraman
Pumitebarg
John O. Motter
City
Frank Ounningham
H. West
Tusweiler
Ila
Tax Dax and
Wersig News
Tex Devil
Father Sarto Agate
Byron Bechison
James M. Rice
Reuben D. Rice
Toe Tata
Montgomery County
Joseph L. Roatzahn
A. P. Marsh
William Filler
Golda Brast
Mayor Smith
Gouncilor
Omoers
General Supervisior W. FP. Rex
Red Mears
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens' National Bank
Prederick, MD
Sfo
J. D. Bakbe
Abs
Bakha
Wil G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Asst. Cashier
Japan
Jas
D. E. Kevavvens
Uno
J.D. Pansa
Tupcedxo
G. Morre
D. HL. Halcert
Tyros
Actin
Dases E. Walker
Joan 5
Kanblurg
Wa. G., Baser
C.m.tupnas
J. Roler Mosherry
Darial Baker
Jonan Hendrickson
Jonn Hixoarexsos
Miller
Navig & Miller
Nhidig
THE
City Hotel Grill
Beabun
Lynn Haven
Long Island Sound
Mymeneal
A.T. Riot & Some
North Marset Street
Frederick, MD
Frederick County Telephone 75
Farmer's Exchange
Phe
Frederion County
Farmers’ Exchange
Capital Bfoce
Kemp
Thomas
RR Lewis
Gambrill
D. C. Kemp, J. F. Thomas
al Saints and
Carroll Streets
Olddiy
Petermag
West Franklin
Tres
Lizit
Nicodemud
North Market Street
Sid Newton Hospital
St Tow
WM. C. Boteler
N. Market St
Willis E. Derr
Feagaville
E. Patrick Street
Frante
F. B. Sappington
Learing
China
S &c
B. Sappingtor
Neath
Market Street
George le Rodock
Stone
Cotson
Rodoce & Co
Act
Rice & Sons
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