Advertisers and Notices in The News
The article lists various notices and ads including public lecture announcements and trustee mentions. It emphasizes reliability of advertisers and urges readers to report irregular dealings. Name references include C. O. Reedy and Chester Brace among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Reedy
F.C
M.C A. Chester Brace
D. H Beer
Rerner & Kemp
Creditore
Bier and Levy
F. C. Stand
E. T. Maceilh
Personal Notices From Washington Visitors Shift Through Town
Purely personal items list Mrs Mary Young returning home after visiting relatives in the city. Mrs Aleselman and Miss Ross are guests of Mr and Mrs B L Ny on East Second street. Mrs M L Maysilles visits her sister Mrs Duckworth who is ill in Westernport. Mr J G Thomas of Culpeper Va visits Rev M E Maysillés on West Fourth street. Mr and Mrs A J Parsons of Baltimore stay with Mr W L Parsons on East Second street. Mrs Ewing and Mrs Spurrier, guests of the Lilly family, depart for Baltimore. Miss Bell of Washington visits the Wilcoxon family on West Second street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Young
Washington
Aleselman
Aliss Ross
Mfr
East Second Street
M. L. Maysilles
Duckworth
Westernport
J. G. Thomas
Culpepper
M. Re. Maysillés
West Fourth Street
A. J. Parsons
Baltimore
W.L Parsone
Ewing
Spurrier
L Lilly
Biss Bell
A. J. Wilcoxon
West Second Street
Resignations and Local Developments in Frederick
Edward Baker resigns as director of the First National Bank of Frederick James Houck elected to replace him after resigning from Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank The B and O Railroad upgrades at Harper's Ferry trestle expected to take a week to ten days A Miller brothers boys injured when a horse and cart bolted near Middletown Dr Beckley treated ankle sprain Reformation Home for Colored Boys reports one instance of incarceration at Frederick Court and three by justices of the peace Ground bog days announced Crows gather near Harper's Ferry A moral reflection on great men and small wits mocks empty promises A Struggle for Life a Scenic Melodrama praised at City Opera House Captain Louis Green resigns as Senior Captain of Maryland National Guard, elevating Captain Beckley to lead Frederick Rifles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Baker
First National Bank of
Frederick
James Houck
Houck
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank
Gond
B.& O. Railroad Company
Valley
Harper's Ferry
Sen Finel
Martin Afiller
Middletown
Beckley
Martin Coblentz
Board of Managers
Horee of
Frederick Court
Harper’s Ferry
Guardians of the Peace
Bill Noesil
Dave Brengle
Mary Jane
Nye
Opera House
Europe
Pythias
Market Gossips of Snow and Winter Prices
The market reports a light snow dampening cobblestones while shoppers hurry to clear paths. Prices for butter eggs poultry beef vegetables fruits fresh fish and other staples are listed with early and late quotes reflecting winter conditions and seasonal availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porterhouse
Bay Taylors
Hagerstown to Get New Cemetery and Local News Highlights
News from Maryland covers a planned Hagerstown cemetery. Carroll County farmer Samuel Beck dies near Linwood. A Laurel mill fire damages property. Allegany County court sentences others. Local liquor law changes debated. Psi Upsilon Lodge marks forty seventh anniversary at Snow Hill. Accidental shooting aboard the Traltt near Cobb’s Island. Franklin Marshall College alumni elect Rev Eschisch president. Charitable museum project eyed in Washington. Fallston Farmers oppose three commission rule in Harford. Rising Sun plans to expand town boundaries. Samuel S. Stover sues Rughes & Rigby Co. over cross ties and railway work. Greenleaf Tsolor case reviews state Talbot boundary with Chesapeake Bay. F J Lang to lead gospel meeting for MD DE WV DC group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Samuel Beck
Linwood
Carroll County
Laurel
Stake
Allegany County
Allegany
Psven Lodge
Odg-Fellows
Snow Bun
Harret
Traltt
Cobb
Frankiin
Amarshall College
DE. R
Harford County
Lsw
Rising Pun
Cecil County
Samuel S. Stover
Sharpsburg
Rughes &Rigby Company
South Mountain Railway
Court of
Greenleaf Tsolor
H. H. B.taylor
Talbot County
Chesapeake Bay
Death notice causing postal investigation over misidentified infant
Mr Harman alleges a Tax News item sent by mail from Baltimore reported the death of Annie G Miles, infant daughter of Mollie Harman of West South street Frederick, aged two months, a claim he says is false as Mollie Harman has no daughter. The case is with CU.S. authorities for pursuit and punishment of the author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Harman
Mollie Harman
West South Street
Baltimore
Annie G. Miles
Frederick
Barman
Miss Barman
Birthday Party for Lee Nanshew in West Pat t Street
Mr and Mrs Nanshew of West Pat rick street hosted a delightful birthday party for their son Lee on Thursday evening in their home. About fifty friends attended with music from Rice and Bader’s orchestra. Guests enjoyed games social time and a dining room decorated with plants and seasonal delicacies.
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Nanshew
West Pat- Patrick Street
Lee
Rice & Bader’s Orchestra
Artles
Terry Palling
Mize
Julia Davis
Madison Street
John Mehriing
West South Street
Missee Moliie Schell
Clara Shawen
Lizzie
Minnie Mehring
Samuel LE. Lilly
East Second Street
Lilly
Ewing
A. C. Spurrier
Balto
Musselman
Ross
Manchester
Eader
C. B.T. Hendrickson
Phos. Kemp
A. J. Parsons
Frederick
Doub's
Mr. and Airs
L. A. Dubel’s
Doub’s
Katie Remsburg
Anna Remsburg
Lestie Remsburg
Ella Hawker
Mollie Hickman
Elle M. Hickman
Clara Werking
Daisy Hoffman
Anns Schaeffer
Viola Schaeffer
Abbe Specht
Edith Specht
Mamie Aflyers
le Lilie
Nora Grimes
Lander
Emona
Eva Keyser
Buckeystown
Lucy Smith
Ada Myers
Amands Grimes
Ruth Myers
Hattie Myers
Jas
Funeral Notices Reported for Local Residents
The funeral of Henry Brine, colored, who died suddenly Tuesday evening on the Frederick to Urbane road, was held Thursday at Enneezer church with bearers Geo Jones, Milt Banan, George Smith, Norris Crampton, Andrew Wade and F. Jones. Interment in the adjacent graveyard. Also noted was a correction for Joseph E Comfort, not Crawford, in a Pearl area funeral. Miss Susannah Jamison’s funeral was at St John’s Catholic church with Rev Father Coleman officiating. interment followed at St John’s Catholic cemetery. Bearers included Dr Edward C McSherry, Frank B Sappington, William T Besant, Jnc A Kennedy, John Eisenhauer, George Rhodock. undertaker W H B Edhison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brine
Frederick
Urbane
Enneezer Church
Geo. Jones
Milt Banan
George Smith
Norris Crampton
Andrew Wade
F. Jones
Geo. W. Petere
Joseph Crawford
Pearl
Joseph E. Comfort
Crawford
Susannah Jamison
St John’s Catholic Church
Father Colemen
St. John’s Catholic Cemetery
Edward C. McSherry
Frank B Sappington
William T Besant
Middletown Fire Company Planned At Public Meeting
At a well attended Middletown meeting citizens decided to organize a fire company and appointed a committee to recruit members. Interest runs high and an organization is expected next Friday night with over 50 active members. Two fire pipes arrived from Baltimore to be used with 00 feet of new hose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
The Work of Death. Mrs. Biser
Mrs. David Biser formerly of Middle town valley died at her West Lebanon Indiana home a few days ago aged about fifty. She leaves a husband and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biser
David Biser
Middletown Valley
Lebanon
Ind
Frederick County couples wed in January ceremony
On Tuesday January 23 at the residence of Hitler A. W. Philhoar, Charles W. Younkin and Lolo M. Moss both of Frederick County were joined in marriage by the officiant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fotnkin Moss
Hitler A. W._ Philhoar
Charles W. Younkin
Misa Lolo M. Moss
Frederick County
The Girl Abut Town Notes From A Whirlwind Column
A humorous local column reviews quirky town events and weather vents. The piece jokes about winter and spring, teas, weddings, and social whirl while recounting scenes at a panorama, an opera, and a Shakespeare revival. It blends light satire with colorful characters like Damon and Pythias as it reflects on youth and press gossip.
World’s Fair Portfolios Coupon Drive Opens
The News promotes daily coupons for the World’s Fair art portfolios. Three coupons plus 10 cents or stamps buy one part. two parts weekly by Saturday, orders due by Wednesday. Optional bound volume offered at $6.50 with a year of The News. sample copies available at The News Office. Real estate transfers and Baltimore and Ohio Relief Department disbursements noted.
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Ember
Taw News
Taz Danyers
B. and O. Relief Department
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Salvation Army barracks swears in new recruits
At a Thursday evening meeting of the Salvation Army barracks new recruits were sworn in. The ceremony was led by Hire, Dunham, wife of Adjutant Dunham of Baltimore, who was absent due to sickness. Tonight another special meeting will present the passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Hire
Dunham
Baltimore
Local Election Officials Qualified in Various Districts
Yesterday in the clerks offices, election officials were certified for multiple districts. District 1 officers: William L. Smith and Charles Brunkle. District 3: Joan Pearl. District 21: James A. King and William E. Sponceller. District 18: John W. Welker. District 11: Reuben E. Grove, Milton Fogie, J. Frank Daugherty, William H. Russman. Constable for Catoctin District 6: Dr. A. Mullintz as vaccine physician in District 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerka’s Ofices
Wm. L. Smith
Chas. Brunkle
Joan Pearl
James A. King
William E. Sponceller
John W. Welker
Reuben E. Grove
Milton Fogie
J. Frank Daugherty
Wm. H. ©. Russman
Catoctin
E. Mullintz
Independent Hose Company Elects Officers in Annual Vote
The Independent Hose Company No 1 held its annual election at the hall with 324 ballots cast. Previous chief engineer David Kolb was elected without opposition, and James McSherry was chosen president with a slate of officers led by J Roger McSherry as secretary and John C Hardt as treasurer.
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Xo 1
John Fleshman
David Kolb
James McSherry
Jacob Robrbsch
Edward & Eiche!berger
J. Roger McSherry
J. Harry Haver
John C. Hardt
Wm. H. Kline
Walter Saunders
Harry Bowers
John Levy
Charles B. Tyson
John 5. Quinn
Harry Baer
Poremen
George H. Keyser
David Zimmerman
William C. Martin
Edward Baumgardner
David H. Kolb
C. William Kolb
Geo. E. Salter, Jr
Elmer Eader
Murray Bear
Firemso
Richard Keyser
Charles Bebrordely
William Mattoon
Frank Saler
Prolific Prison Puzzle Sparks Reader Solutions
The News published a puzzle with 136 prisoners in 16 cells each cell a unique number. Liberty lies in arranging prisoners so each row column and diagonal has equal counts. Solutions from Thomas J. Walsh D E Burras and John P Louderman were discussed. Prof Sheppard notes 768 valid solutions exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus News
Isat
Thomas J. Walsh
D. E. Burras
Frederick
John P. Louderman
Baltimore
Burras
Prof. C. Shepherd
Louderman
Frederick Elder Defeats Rheumatism Attack
The aged resident Blarcellus M. Shaffner of Frederick suffers rheumatism but remains largely able, with improving health after a recent malady.
Gordon to Lecture on Last Days of the Confederacy at Opera House
General Gordon, A. S. Senator from Georgia, will repeat his lecture on the Last Days of the Confederacy at the Opera House Monday evening February 5 under Presbyterian Church trustees. Dr Maynard and Postmaster Reefer call it very interesting and eloquent, admission 23 and 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Congress
Washington
Maynard
Reefer
Opera House
A. S
Georgia
Trustees of the Presbyterian Church
Remnants Sale at Carpet Department Offers Half Price
The Mollinix and Eemp promotional note announces remnants of ribbons and Hamburg edgings as well as carpet remnants. The carpet department reports a big year for matting and marks down remnants to clear stock, inviting early calls for half price deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Cail
Alumni Gather for Frederick College Annual Meeting
Frederick College alumni held a special meeting to plan the February 22 annual gathering. A speaker from Johns Hopkins University may deliver the address. another arranging session is expected soon. Local notices promote entertainment by Rev. Robert Nourse on February 1, plus a sale of musical instruments and bargains on coats and apparel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colege
Frederick College
John’s Hopkins University
F.C
Robert Nourse
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