Dominations Hade Officers Elected In Independent Fire Company
The Independent Hess Company held its regular quarterly meeting electing two new members and five probationers. A committee was appointed to draft resolutions on the death of the late Merry Brish. The trip to Winchester to view the new automobile engine was noted with expectations for delivery of the motor vehicle in May. Nominations were listed for president, vice president, corporate officers, foremen, engineers, and directors for the upcoming vote on January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hess Company
Merry Brish
David H. Elroth
Chartes Riddlemayer
Albert Derr
Wo. Heimach
George Baker
Tressurer
Thomia A. Chaplica
Winchester
Srghce
Firs
Sicket Blsce
Natizns Cfizss
Abe Acnuss
Fri
Jacob Rohback
Jacob Rogaushce
Presigent
J. J. Blesford
Millara N West
Delan
Aftica Raddan
Giane Schley
Philip Seezer
John Fietschman
Wm. D Zimmerman
Wilton T. Engle
Barry W. Bewars
John Qantles
George Wallaos
Aziafact
David Zimmerman
O Wm. Bout
Wm. Muller
Schell
Rudolph Otouss
Frank Par Chist Boginser
David A. Kolb
Bor
Fe Foe
Pipsman
Frank Kroskey
Lynou Quinn
Aczstast Pypemeo
Allen Kilns
Albert Baker
Euther Abrechkt
George Wachter
Richard Brushes
Icho Wiener
John Engelbracht
Enry Schell
Johnson Bar
P Fatrney
Gizzisin
Osterne In
Eastern Star Maryland Grand Chapter Held in Baltimore
The tenth annual session of the Grand Chapter of Maryland took place in Baltimore on January 22 and 22. Maryland officers and members paid tribute to the memory of Mrs Lia M. Dneal with appropriate services and a funeral donation. Mary A. Young served as Matron with Elizabeth Gilson Geraci and Edith T. Odamaz among officers. Mrs Killia S. Wasburn was guest of honor as Most Worthy Grand Matron of the General Grand Chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre
Order of the Eastern Star
Haid Ha
Tamptesat Svaning
Maryiaid
Mrz
Alice Moetoalfa
Baltimore
Daite Prreget
Elizabeth Gilsna
Geraci
Mary A. Young
Asccats
Eams Krittingstreerstre
Edith Tmi Odamaz
Fressnret
Mies Marian & Sotto
Miga Margare
Mre- Lia M. Dnea‘l
Grand Chast’r
Maryland
Cor
Baltimers
Mra Killa S_ Wasiburn
Suit Settles Estate Distribution to Trust Beneficiaries
The estate of the late Col. George T. Olins is resolved with the trust to receive about 74 000 dollars and beneficiaries led by Edward Yestle and Mrs. Ambrose Yockie will share remaining proceeds totaling around 1 606 000. Trustees’ commissions apply. A Sunday YM gathering at 320 col. will feature an orchestra and hymns, with plans for a youth meeting and a large turnout. The membership campaign for rival groups is set to launch Monday morning with leadership picked and volunteers mobilized.
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Tsfy
Qol
George T. Olins
Obloaga
Iitiganta
Hioh2la
O Olue
Nanarons
Olina
Valletia
Yesklo
Edward Yestle
Mersix
Mare Ahall Biodtzon
Caspar KE Oline
Froxteas
Thomas
Yaakis
Rosa
Y. M. A. Sadiiorium
Banday
John Pani Tler
Ann Orchestra
Asaias
Bert Walls
Boerell Sicokman
Homer Ridssonr
Frenk Derr
Roy Sioormac
Irving Biser
D. Elmer Waltman
Asgecc
Tallar Meredithos
New York
Taemento
Mr Gass
Headeoxssa
Dirsozar
Walter BoPance
Panlas
Ens
H. H. Abbate
Ryas5
Lawis Dorgbaugh
Aspisin
Sha Blaes
F.K. Bontz
A.T Kran
Gio’ O. Garber
Preston
Bred Osmer
Eptaloa
Funerals for Wm Hooper Francils Willard Markell and Bar Murray Brish
The articles report multiple funeral services held yesterday and today for Wm Hooper Francils Willard Markell and Bar Murray Brish. Clergy included Rev Dr Charles F Breck Rev Osborn Ingle and Rev George W Thomas with O C Carty as funeral director. Interments were at Olivet and Mt. Olive cemeteries with attendees from Chippewa Tribe local families and friends.
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Wm. Hooper
Paos
East South Street
Gharies F. Breck
Bhe Ordar
Ware
J Beery Lamps
Joha Bennett
Gideon R. Wachter
George Salter
Erick Shaw
Edward A Gitsinger
Me Olivet
O. C. Carry
Francils Willard Mar—kell
All Saints’ P. E. Church
Osborne Ingle
George W. Thomas
Brith
West Patrick Street
Osborne Fogis
Welter Dagasa
George and
Ezra Houck
A. M. Lan Ganer
Darlisi Crimmins
Weeley Baiseit
Mt. Civet
O. C. Carty
Are You a Mason: First Local Run at Opera House
The play Are You a Mason has drawn attention as a popular farce, with its French exile theme and strong public interest. It premieres January 22 at the City Opera House amid financial strains and rising public spirits.
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You
Mason
Ramsburg Plans a Lake Resort at Lewistown
Charles J. Ramedorg, Lewistown’s leading goldfish grower, outlines an ambitious development. A large dances pavilion and skating rink will accompany a lake fed by spring water, with pleasure boats and a sandy shoreline. A forty room hotel with private baths and modern conveniences will overlook Frederick Valley from Rose Peak to Sugar Set, promising a popular new resort.
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Charles J. Ramedorg
United States
Lewistown
Crarty
Neextall
Rameborg
Lissle
Tpriggs
Danos
Ramsburg Porpsss
Bose
Dlemr
Star Almilea
Sheriff brings witness in divorce case at Frederick
Dr G Scheller health officer of Washington county was arrested in Hagerstown on a contempt warrant issued by Judge Mather Freder ick. He was in the custody of Bhart Myers and brought to Frederick where he testified as a witness for Donald Smith in the divorce suit against Carrie D Smith. The testimony was to be completed soon and the physician left for Hagerstown after giving his statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. BR. Schelier
Washington County
Hegeratown
Sherif Leng
Frederick
Donald Smith
Carrie D Smith
Smith
Motter
Sobelier
Bagerstown
Frederick Choral Society Announces January Rehearsal Change
The Frederick Choral Society schedules a weekly rehearsal in Kemp Hall on Tuesday at 7:30 pm starting January 31. Directors urge current and prospective members to attend, noting new rehearsal hours, ongoing season plans, and upcoming performances including Haydn Seasons and spring concerts.
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Frederick Choral Society
Kemp Hall
Ohoral Society
Dirsoter
Thas Sithoas
Offy
Naroolste
Eny Rebesiss
Haydon
Lewistown to Thormons rail project advances
A revived W F and G B line survey from Lewistown to Thormons reports cost estimates and grading progress. Track layers push ahead toward Bethel church and Strainston, with trains hoped by Saturday February 25 if weather holds, and plans to resume trading and balancing road finances by contract, aiming for trains from Thormont to Fredaziok by July.
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G. Sairong Thaeogtvesra
Lewistown
Thormons
Bethel Church
Rainston City
Mr. Ramebarg
Jewesry
Thormont
Fredaziok
County Commissioners Approve Appointments in Mechantentown District
The county commissioners at their session yesterday made appointments in the Mechantentown District listing names including Icaiah FE Witkids George Withide Wm A Foage Wm Z Wilkies Renadios Knott Jooshan Fraley Sohn Fraley John G Forney George O Zentz W L A Zaoz Harvey Flaneyiet Bert Hee plboran.
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Houd
Mechantentown District
Jicaiah FE
Witkids
George Withide
Wm. A. Foage
Wm. Z
He Approaches Holy Temples with a Day of Services
Religious announcements fill churches across Schiaveville and surrounding towns. Tomorrow’s schedule lists Sunday schools, morning and evening services at All Saints Episcopal, First Baptist, German Baptist Brethren, Trinity and more, with revival meetings, parish readings, and special observances.
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Schiaveville
Ina Gay
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
M. Sandey
First Baptist
John’s Reformed Church
Bookeystown
City Ministerial Association
Tha Y.mo
E L McLean
Gospel Mission Workers
Lasbaran Coron
Ray
Charia F. Steck
Evangel'cat Reformed Church
Trinity
John Paul Tyler
Sautay Robocl
Epworth League
Thomas Freewan Dixon
Beth Bowers
O .T. Hendrickson
Alse Navin
Evangelical Reformed Church
E.R Hechbach
To'olook
Young Men's Bible
Methodist Epiccops
Somorrow Shere
A. J. Girl
Sondey School
The
Bible Society
Bar. J W. Kirmoore
Sabbarh
Jesse Michas
Grace Reformed Church
E.G. SicLesn
oBiam Waa
Felderick IE
Palstinats
Jooler
Ss. John’s Catholic Church
W. J. Kans
Holy Name Yvespers
Holy Name Sciety
Kosky
O. E
O .F. Thames
Charles Edward Redeker
Baltimore
Requiem and Meetings Highlight Maryland Notices
Purely personal notes from Baltimore report Prof. Amon Barges attending a legislative committee meeting at Hotel Rennett. A requiemMass is planned for Fr. Gaflacy at St Johns Ostbolle on Monday morning to honor Rev. John B Gsffoey. Frederick fair managers announce dates October 20 to 23.
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Amon Barges
Maryland High School Teachers Association
Legislative
Hotel Rennett
Baltimore
Gaflacy
St. John’s
John B Gsffoey
Ormerty
Falr
Frederick
Enoe
Alleged Slander Suit Filed in Myersville Area
Hoover through attorney George R. Denulz sues William Gaver for $1,000 damages over alleged slander. Both reside near Myersville. Earlier Gaver allegedly saw a group of boys and heard Hoover accused of stealing them.
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Oyrne
Hoover
George R. Denulz
William Gaver
Myersville
Local Menigton Community Events and Advertisements
Weekly meetings begin Tuesday January 31 at Kemp Hellas 730. Notices urge new and old members to attend. Oratorio Haydn Seacose featured at The Wedgewood. Local ads promote beverages, dining, and a clearance sale on robes and blankets. Basketball game Bluas vs. Grey at Y M C A Tuesday evening. Farmers near Frederick urged to attend grand jury meeting January 20 to discuss a potential $40,000 impact. Special offer includes 729 Sepia enlargements for 398 with frame. tax missing.
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the Frederick Choral Society
Kemp Hellas
Haydn
Frederick
Grand Jury
Brieg
Gro
Rorocs
Business Men’s Association
Local Trade and Rail Sale Notes at Washington Market
Local mentions list items for sale including fine linen paper, glassware, granite basins, composition books, and kitchen goods with prices. Washington Fredericksburg and Gattys borg Railroad to run specials to end of month Sunday, with specific departure and return times. Community notices urge attendees to a business meeting and discuss plans for a factory, with funeral and local social notes amid a wedgewood sale and local chatter.
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Washington, Praderick and Gattys Borg Railroad
Mueat Bethesl
Bates
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Walkersville
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