Local Resident Travel and Return Notices in City
Dr Charles MacGill spent yesterday in Baltimore on business. Arthur Burraza of Wassington visits his parental home in the city. Miss Eay of Baltimore guests Mrs P B Kunkel East Patrick Street. H Landis back after trips to Philadelphia and New York. Sarah I Gants returns from Baltimore. Mrs Louisa Brocker returns from Washington. W Gey Eline of Hagerstown spends days at home. Mrs George Seeger of Denver visits East Patrick Street. Bassie Ranneberger returns from Walkersville. Minnie Molesworth returns from Tramsville. Helen E Hammond returns from Baltimore. Sarah Eyler and Bertha Garver selling cousins Rippeox at East Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles MacGill
Baltimore
Arthur Burraza
Wassington
Eay
P. B. Kunkel
East Patrick Street
H. §. Landis
Philadelphia
New York
Sarah I. Gants
Louisa Brocker
Washington
W.gey Eline
Hagerstown
George Seeger
Daever
Colorado
Paget Seeger
Bassie Ranneberger
Near
Jefferson
Walkersville
Minnie Molesworth
Trams Ville
Morgan Decil
South Market
Helen E. Hammond
E. Hammond
Mt. Airy
Sarah Eyler
Libertytown
Bertha Garver
Johnsville
Kays
Robert L. Rippeox
East Sixth Street
Funeral Notices from East Patrick to Mount Olivet Cemeteries
The Sata Giorga S. Groshor dies and funeral conducted by Rev Oharies F Stack with pallbearers including Adolphus Fisarhake and George H Zimmer man. interment at G Olivet. Mrs John M Haller's funeral held at East Third Street with pallbearers and Mt Olivet interment. Rev Charles F Steck officiating. Miss Elizabeth Eichier's funeral at Mt Justus Bach residence with pallbearers and Mt Olivet interment. Mrs Jemima Grove's funeral from Filmsville with Rev E B Eschbach officiating. interment at Mount Olivet. C C Carty director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sata Giorga S. Groshor
East Patrick Street
Oharies F. Stack
Ray
Osborne Ingle
Adolphus Fisarhake
H. B. Tyson
Gilmer Schley
Lewis S. Olingan
A. A. Lough
George H. Zimmerman
G. Olivet Cemetery
Carty
John M. Haller
East Third Strait
Charles F. Steck
Charles O. Carty
Thomas A. Chapline
G. M- Gittinger
Wm. H. Beall
Wa.g. Zimmerman
Charles Wertheimer
Mt. Olivet
F. Schroider
Jemima Grove
Filmsville
E. B. Eschbach
Steiner Schley
Wm. H. McUaffrey
G. Wesley Kindley
John 3. Smith
Charles W. Kidd
John J. Montgomery
Mount Olivet Cemetery
C. C. Carty
Law's Grip: Charges Dismissed After Hearing
Andrew Jackson appeared before Justice O H Eckstein on a dreck and disorderly charge, filed by his daughter. The charges were withdrawn and Eckstein discharged him upon payment of costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jackson
O. H. Eckstein
Justica Eckstein
Social World Card Party At Mrs Roy Koogle Home
Mrs Roy Koogle hosted a Thursday night card party on East South Street with many friends in attendance. Enjoyable games followed by refreshments of a choice character were served during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Koogle
East South Street
Thurg
Religious services and meetings listed for area churches
Column lists Sunday services for Schleyarille Mission All Saints Grace Reformed St Johns Lutheran and other churches with times for masses sermons and Sunday schools. Notes a congregational reception plan at Evangelics Reformed, Bible Society events, and a Young Men's Bible Society anniversary with Rev A R Steck delivering an address in Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schleyarille
All Saints
Guild of the Evangelics Reformed Church
St. John's Catholic Church
German Baptist Brathren
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dizon
United Brethren Chuck
Christian Endeavor
Kemp Hall
Adolphus Fearhake
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. McLean
The
Bible Society
Grace Reformed Sunday School Orchestra
Celo
Telnity M. E Ehurch
South
J. A. Batehig
Young Men’s Bible Society
Evangelical Reformed Church
E. R. Eschbach
Young Men's Bible Society
First Baptist Church
U. Bell
Thera
Wm. Esmmond Parker
Ailara
Sp. m
Thoraday
Luutheran
Charles PB. Stace
Iu$heran Church
Frederick County
Evangelical Lutheran Church
A.R Steck
D. D
York, Pa
Shakespearian Recital At Woman's College Ends Praising Detail
Dr Charles T Steck and daughter Miss Retta Steck of Shamokin PA presented a Shakespeare recital in College Hall to a cultured audience. The father was praised as a master reader and Retta as his gifted student with clear enunciation and graceful gesture. The program included The Royal Bowman and The Unexpected Guests with engaging humor. A concert by Madam Genevra Johnston-Bishop soprano is announced for Friday February 2 at College Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s College
College Hall
Charles T. Steck
Bmies
Retta O. Steck
Shamokin
Frederick
Steck
Hamlet
King Lear
Trig
Dr. Steck
Misa Retta
Cordelia
Ring
Coliseum
Rome
Genevyra Johnnston-Bishop
O Prano
Washington, D. C
Oollege Hall
Local Mart Market Quotes for Today
G Waring Tyson lists prices for corn and wheat with several 품 variations including shelling, grading, and damage notes. Prices show corn at 27.20 per barrel and 44 cents per bushel, wheat No 2 red at 809 and 6 cents per bushel with several adjustments. Gas at 20 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waring Tyson's
Eulogies Mark Lee Birthday Banquet by Confederate Veterans
Alexander Young Camp, Confederate Veterans, held its annual banquet at Marsh's restaurant to honor General Robert E Lee’s birthday. Speeches praised Lee’s character, with readings by Rev May and Prof Geo Ed Smith. The event featured a full dinner and tribute to the Confederacy. Fitzhugh Lee Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy held its annual meeting with officer elections and Lee birthday observances, including poetry and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Young
Marsh's
Robert E. Las
S. F. Thomas
Ignatius W. Dorsey
Wfa
Lee
David May
New Market
Bressis
Adolphus Fearhake
Joseph W. Gavar
Alfred Ritter
Glenn H. Worthington
Geo. Edw. Smith
U.D. CO
Fitzhugh Lee
United Danghtera of the Confederacy
Mra
Edward O. McSherry
Eleanor M. Johnson
Anuvn
Afiss Gittinger
B. F. Brown
E.O. McSherry
Dorsey
Mandella Club
Maryland
Saratoga
LITERARY SOCIETIES THE JUVENILE
The Juvenile Literary Society met at Worth Market street school with President FE Tyersr presiding. Readings, recitations, debates and essays featured a program, judges favored the affirmative in a 2 to 1 ruling, and the group planned to reconvene January 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juvenile Literary Society
Worth Market Street School
FE. Tyerysr
D. King
R. Baumgardner
Henry VIII
MM. Schroeder
A. Quyanesang
R. Burgee
Fisher
H. Stanton
BR. Potmsac
GO Humm
D. Johansen- L. Bies
RB. Routzan
Mr. Rager Bill Clarified For City Work
Report on recent Mayor and Aldermen meeting shows the $101.28 item listed as Rafon A. Rager was misread as payment to a single surveyor. Mayor Smith clarified the bill covered Rager’s pay plus helpers hauling planting stones and related costs.
Accident at Ox Fibre Brush Works injures worker
Charles Warner, an employee at Ox Fibre Brush Works, was injured while operating a circular saw when a knot caused a board to snap. A fragment struck him above the right eye, causing bruising. Dr. L. A. Borck provided treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Warner
Ox Fibre Brush Works
Mderabiz
L. A. Borck
New York Hailroads Press for 2 Cent Fare Across State
A 2 cent per mile fare proposal by A. R. Anders of Frederick County stirs Maryland rail policy debate. The bill would require most railroads to issue mileage books and cap prices, with penalties for noncompliance. It excludes Baltimore and Ohio, which could face competition if fares drop. The measure argues lower rates boost travel and revenue, while opponents warn of impact on rail profits. An anti tip bill is also planned to target hotel and restaurant staff fees in the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalegate
A. R. Anders
Frederick County
Tts
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ander Ste
Baltimore and Qale
Tli
Anders
Gcentsta
New York
Maryland
Baltimore
Washington
Theraey
Snd
Asid Mile- Sgebsok
Hia
Fasning
Balsimora City
Justice of the Peace
Justices of the Peace
House of Delegates
Bay Walter
Bay Hotel
Unclear Financial Notice: Name and Terms Fragment
The fragment cites a 1 percent rate clear of taxes payable on demand and names WAL G. ZOUMERILAN as Cachier. The text lacks full context, parties, or exact instrument type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wal G. Zoumerilan
Cachier
Measure on tipping reform and divorce law discussed
Delegate Anders of Frederick county backs a measure limiting tips and arguing for fairness for moderate earners. A divorce bill mirrors the New York statute, delaying remarriage after decree. adultery cases face longer waits while mutual ex spouses may wed anytime. Eyler's Defenders Day bill advances with amendments and readings scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messure
Anders
Frederick County
Celther
Eyler
Hank Monk Days of 49 Play At City Opera House
Robert Downing stars in Joaquin Miller's Hank Monk or the Days of 49 at City Opera House on January 22 with a full company and special scenery. Music by John Philip Sousa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Downing
Hank Monk
Sierras
Joaquin Miller
Miller
Robert Dowsing
City Opera House
John Philip Sozs3
Neighborly Neighbors at City Opera House Next Tuesday
The sparkling Magical Comedy Neighborly Neighbors featuring Mr Tom Waters and a star cast including the Lynch Sisters the dancing McDonalds May Waters Minnie O Connor Ethel Nancy and others opens at City Opera House next Tuesday night. Big hits boast The German number The Buster Brown girls and Irish Maids as part of the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Waters
City Opera Houss
Lynch Sisters
McDonalds
May Waters
Minnie O'Connor
Happie
Ethel Nancy
Siager
Local cloth shop touts Sika Grenadines and Wool Dress Materials
A local seller reports a large stock of Sika fabrics from Grenadines and Wool Dress Materials added to remnants. The firm notes careful cutting to enable quick, active sale.
Local Music and Goods Amid Eckhart Advertisements
Choral Society rehearsal details in College Hall and Hemp Hall echoes. a flood of local ads promote Edison Records, McCardell’s confections, Royal Dutch Mustard, Kemp Hall’s week of Biograph motion pictures, along with grocery specials, oysters, and school offerings. Frederick County ads include a night school at Frederick College and a savings bank note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choral Society
Oborst
Collegs Hall
Hemp Hall
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Richard Henry Lee Statesman
Encair
Robert Morris
Liverpool
Ae Biratte Ferguson
Cate
David Garied
Nathaniel Parker Wits
Portland
Hongkong
Chi
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Diseetente
W. L. Moors
Obiel
Boraan
Royal Dutch
Edison Phonograpt
Bode Ptterate Lowen
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C. EB
Oline
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URELY
Sunday Schools and Societies
Dy, Steck
Miss Steck
Gen. Lee
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Daughterer
Confderacy
Alto
South Fredericeh
South Frederick
V- Dausberger
Enussia
Japan
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Krehb
John Shaw
H. Phebus
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O. Srap
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Regsie Grey
Kent Greenwald
H! Hank
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Citizens! National Bank
Treasury Department
Office OF Comptroller OF the
Wasmtxatox
D.C
Wheseas
National Bank of
J. Themas P. Hane
Citizens' National Bank of
Marsland
Luce
P. Rane
Jay
John Mendrickson
Spas Mopel
Prisatley
Bradford
John
Edison Phonograph
Dyer & Vixcer
Thar Cola
McCardell
Royal Dutch Mustard Aide Digeston
Oity Hotel
Gritz
Klesenne McCardeil’s
Childran’s Nation
Edison
Sarmier & Borst’s
Goodheart’s
Biograph Motion Picture Co
Kemp Gall
Gregory
Charieas
Passion Piss
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
W.O.T. UC
Attecd Ventures
Gem
Dezan
Frederick College
Oxteopathy
E.G. Schmid
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
George
Rodock
Rodouer & As
Thos. P. Rive
Rpowas
P. Rioe
North Marest Street
Besant & Enott
City Hotel
GOTO
Morgan Geoel
West Patrick Street
Morgan Dekoil
W. Pateket, Frederick
Pue
O. L. Kefauver
Gov. Church and Market Sts. Frederick
Tod P.m
Peterman
Franklin Street
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
Church Street
Frederick Md
Noice
Tne
Franklin Savings Bank of
County
James Houce
Newman
Lex
Record Street
Central National Bank Balldine Seplscawiy Ee Ey
F. B. Sappington
Houte Feegirg Ao
F. B. Sappingtor
Cur Rall
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