Broad Run couple marks seventy fifth wedding anniversary
Frederick County's longest married pair, Greenberry J. and Howse, of Broad Run, prepare for their January 28 anniversary. Married in 1845, he was 19 and she 18. Now aged 90 and 87, they remain active, raise ten children, and anticipate a quiet celebration with descendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Run
Frederick County
Greenberry
J. F. Howse
House
Mrs. House
Major
George W. Grove
Burkitsville
Florence Garner heads to Annapolis charity conference
Miss Florence E. Garner local Health Nurse travels to Annapolis for the Conference of Charities and Corrections accompanied by Cordley Bowie the color ed boy deprived by infantile paralysis. Bowie seeks braces and shoes while Oscar B. Coblentz of the city plans to discuss compulsory school attendance and citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence E. Garner
Annapolis
Cordley Bowie
Baltimore
Bowie
Oscar B. Coblentz
New Market Personal Notes and Local Movements
In New Market Miss Helen Mealey recovers from eye surgery by Dr James Long. Mr and Mrs Mullen and their young daughter of Middletown visit Mrs Mac Mealey. Miss Nettie F Jones returns from Annapolis with Judge and Mrs James Brashears. Dorsey Clarence Stevens and Nellie Stevens travel to Frederick. Frank Arnold names son Francis Richard. Henry Sewell drives a party to Washington including Will Burgess Lavinia Smith Annie Burgess George Taylor Margarete and Mildred Taylor and Nolan Lewis of Frederick. Mrs Rona Keller suffers acute indigestion but improves. Mrs Lyon Wood spends Saturday in Frederick. Mr Harry Wood Miss Jeanie Wood and Mrs J M Wood attend funeral of Mr Nicholas Hammond. Wheat up to 7.35, advancing 2 cents. Corn 3.60. Raymond Birely of near Frederick recovering from appendicitis but confined to house. Margaret and Edna Carter of Red Street return from brief Baltimore visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Helen Mealey
James Long
Mullen
Middletown
Mac Mealey
Nettie F. Jones
James Brashears
Annapois
Messrs. Dorsey
Clarence Stevens
Nellie Stevens
Frederick
Frank Arnold
Francis Richard
Henry Sewell
Washington
Will Burgess
Lavinia Smith
Annie Burgess
George Taylor
Es Margarete
Mildred Taylor
Nolan Lewis
Rona Keller
Lyon Wood
Harry Wood
Jeanie Wood
Frederick Hosts Wide Array Of Visiting Notables
Attorney Weinbergs in Annapolis attends Court of Appeals. Residents and visitors from Baltimore, York, Catonsville, Philadelphia, Greensburg and Manchester converge on Frederick for visits, dances, a funeral, and hospital appointments. Notable moves include Dr Roy D. McClure leaving Baltimore for Detroit to serve as surgeon in chief, and local social rounds featuring Hood College ties and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorney Weinbergs
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Mies May Lambright
Mise Ida Belle Milter
Baltimore
D. W. Kohr
York, Pa
Clement F. Smith
East Third Street
J. Watson Downes
Catonsville
Frederick
Charles B. Staley
Fast Second Street
New York
Boston
Frank H. Jodges
West Second Street
A. A. Horner
Emmitsburg
L. A. Motter
East Patrick Street
Irene Whiteney
Rebecca McCutcheon
Braddock
Ruth Gilellan
Hensley
Grimes
Dean
Immitsburg
Jane Hoffman
Hagerstown
Roy D. McClure
Johns Hopkins Hospital
J. i. Apple
McClure
Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford Hospital
Jacob Wilhide
Horatio Waters
South Market Street
CE. Cline
Ilmor Cline
Jean Merriken
Grace Cline
Elmira Renn
Middletown
Feagaville
Olive Bowlin
Hood College
Major Markey Inspecting Maryland Guard Units in Several Cities
Major D John Markey commander of the Western Maryland battalion First Regiment Maryland National Guard visited Hagerstown last night to inspect Company B. He returned to Frederick today and will go to Westminster tonight to visit that company. He officially inspected the local company during Monday night’s drill period. The Cumberland company will be visited later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markey
D. John Markey
Wester Maryland
First Regiment
Maryland National Guard
Hagerstown
Frederick
Westminster
Cumberland
False death rumor spreads from a Frederick glass repair tale
A Frederick man broke a pane and visited a furniture store to repair it. A bystander misinterpreted the visit as an undertaker call for a relative who was sick, spreading a false death rumor. The story ends with a moral to doubt hearsay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hymeneas Peppler Patterson and Related Marriages
Ruth Adele Peppler and Walter Benjamin Peppler wed in Emmitsburg at 6 30. The Lutheran ceremony was led by Rev. Charles Reinewald. They plan a trip to New York Philadelphia and Atlantic City and will live in Baltimore at 3501 Fairview Avenue Forest Park. The notices also report Shifler Newcomer and Jones Lady marriages in Hagerstown and surrounding areas with local clerics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peppler—Patterson
Albert Milton Patterson
Emmitsburg
Ruth Adele
Walter Benjamin Pepplier
Baltimore
Charles ¥. Reinewald
Loretta Gellilan
Frank Shuff
Peppler
Attachments Placed on Land Store Goods in Debtor Action
Additional attachments were levied on the stock in the store of Charles D. Land on South Market street by Sheriff Roderick and Constable Alexander. The goods are attached to satisfy debts of 240 dollars to Stuart C. Whetzel or 100 dollars to Miss Julia H. T. Seidling. On Saturday the Sheriff attached the same stock for Hahn and Betson for 175.10 dollars. Other attachments, about 10 percent smaller, were noted. If not soon satisfied, the stock in trade will likely be sold to pay creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Land
South Market Street
Sherif Roderick
Constable Alexander
Stuart C. Whetzel
Julia H. T. Seidling
Hahn and Betson
City Lights Tested After Plant Trouble
Lights were tested in the city shortly after one o'clock due to slight trouble at the city light plant. The procedure followed normal safety checks and confirmed system functioning after the disturbance.
MISS KLEIN BRIDE OF A. E. REUSNER
Miss Melen Louise Klein of Frederick marries Ralph Edward Heusner of Hanover Pa in a large Evangelical Lutheran ceremony. The wedding drew hundreds, with a formal music program and a reception at Franklin Apartments. The couple will reside in Hanover after a trip to Baltimore and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Melen Louise Klein
Ralph Edward Heusner
Frederick
A. 5. G. Rup
B Sappington, Jr
Ross Kimball
Harrisburg
Mgr
Dorsey Sappington
Philadelphia
Homer Robinson
Littlestown
Jeonard E. Kolmer
Helen Motter
Mabel Kintzing
Margaret Alleman
Marianna Doll
Anna Weaver
Ruth Richardson
Westminster
Roger A. Doll
Reeve Hitchner
Pennsylvania State College
Franklin Apartments
York
Washington
Tennessee
Lillian Williams
Kemptown
Heusner
Maryland Day Celebration Planned by DAR Leaders
Mrs Arthur Lee Bosley state regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution presided at a Baltimore meeting of state officers chapter regents and delegates from Maryland patriotic societies. They planned a banquet at the Hotel Belvedere on March 25 to mark Maryland Day and to urge adding Maryland history to school textbooks with addresses by prominent Maryland men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lee Bosley
Belvedere
Baltimore
Maryland
Hotel Belvedere
Maryland Wen
Public sale of farm property near Fredericksburg Jan 29 1916
On January 29 1916 at 10 a m a sale of valuable personal property will take place on Montevue pike near Fredericks, including 8 horses and mules 22 cattle with several calves and cows, 4 horse wagon and various farm machinery and implements all nearly new. Terms: six months credit on sums over 10 with notes and security. cash for sums 10 or under. Sale conducted by Jonas V Sumbiers IL R Lease Auctioneer Lawson Summers Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Montevue Pike
Wielstein
Studebaker
Dayton
Osborne Mower
Thomas Drill
Ostro Cori Plante
C. A. Castle
Jonas V. Sumbiers
IL R. Lease
Lawson H. Summers
Cordich et The Perfect Crochet Cotton advertisement
Cordich et associates offer The Perfect Crochet Cotton a hand twisted six card thread for lace and crochet in white and bail proof colors. Available in all sizes and colors at 16 cents per ball. R and D Mantz 445 Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.& D. Mantz
Market ST
Auction notices fill Frederick area farms in 1916 papers
A long list of farm and real estate auctions scheduled around Frederick Maryland from January to March 1916. Multiple properties and livestock sales are noted, with auctioneers such as John Dutrow E. A. Lawrence and L. M. Bready, dates, times, and local reminders to check Daily and Semi-Weekly News for bills and details. Names include Wm H Funk Calvin Schildknecht and Mrs Florence Spalding, with locations along Park Mills Woodsboro and Liberty routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Late Register
Lawson H. Summers
Jonas ¥. Summers
Frederick
Monteque Pike
John L. Dutrow
Calvin
Schildknecht
Court House
Delly News
John W. Null
Frank Hicketts
Wm. H. Kimmel
Prominea
Park Mills
Mt. Ephraim
E. L. Stitely
Marion Miller
Lincoln G. Dinterman
Charles Darcus
Wm. M. Haugh
Woodsboro
Liberty Copper Mines
Sills
R. Lease
Daily News
Wiliam E. Darner
Frank L. Stoner
New Midway
R. Walter Boone
Sea Daily News
John &. Dutrow
Clarence C. Holtz
Harriet V. Holtz
Bilis
Charles Bussard
H. M. Feaga
J. Albert Castle
Abrams Castle
Jefferson State Road
Feagaville
M. Bready
John Francis Smith
George S. Allnutt
Smith and Smith
Court House Door
Frederick City
Adamstown
Daily
Joseph H. Bussard
Wm. H. Funk
Thurston Road
E. A. Lawrence
Will Gell
Albert Long
Walkersville
Liberty
Edgar T. Mercer
Fr. Hawkins
R. G. Howes
Etchison
M. E. L. Norwood
F. A. Ordeman
Florence Spalding
Jacob C. Spalding
Della
J. H. Stauffer
John Eccard
Mary L. Nash
Daysville
Waters Street
John Dutrow
J. H. Bussard
Wm. L. Smith
Geo. E. Smith
Howard L. Smith
Geo
Wm. Smith
M. le M. Bready
Nicodemus
D. Z. Padsett
Geo. S. Alinutt
J. H. Alinutt
Forest Grove Farm
Daniel Morninestar
Forest Grove
Greenfield
G. Hooper
SW. Ramsburg
Will Siil
Nathaniel T. Wachner
Charlesville
Willard
Sorms- Weekly
Soni-Werkly Newa
Auctioneer notices list numerous farm stock sales
A long list of auction postings from Daily and Semi Weekly News outlining farm sales. Numerous farmers including Lind, Grinder, Waeghe, Watkins, Nichols, Wagner, Walk, and others have consignments of livestock and farming implements to be sold on various rural premises near Urbana, Frederick, Woodsboro, and Mt. Airy, with multiple dates in March 1916 and associated clerks and auctioneers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Or & Co Ueveekly News
Bale Register
A. Lawrence
F. Lorraine Simpson
Lessler
Joseph R. Lind
Wm. C. Sapping
Lachvourg
John W. Null
R. N. Cromwell
Maggie L. Grinder
Urbana
Thurston
M. E. Darner
Vincent Beachley
C. Eldridge Waeghe
Martin E. Kefauver
Middletown
Old Power House
EB. L. Suitely
A. G. Cramer
Roy Hankey
Wm. A. Watkins
Gustavius Shafer
Lewistown
KR. B. Murdock
Wm. C. W. Smith
Downey
New Market
State Head
Unionville
Bartholow
Daily News
William FE. Darner
J. H. Bunsard
M. Calvin Kefauver
Frederick
Shookstown
Ernest A. Lawrence
Marcellus Beall
J. Joseph Wagner
Lawrence Bros
Mr Bready
Padgett
W. W. Culler
Point of Rocks Road
Adamstown
Ben
Richard N. Cromwell
Clarence Lenhart
Frederick A. Ordeman Place
Georgetown Pike
Park Mills
Edgar T. Mercer
Israel Phillips
Mt. Airy
Howard Chapel Church
Howard County
H. Lease
Jos
H. Bussard
Chas. H. Walk
Toms Farm
Montevue Pike
Rocky Springs Station
Daily
E. L. Sttely
W. B. Catshall
Chas. M. Sutely
Woodsboro
Pleasant Hill School House
Wm. E. Darner
A. W. Nicodemus
E. Nichols
Buckeystown
Licksville
Three Spring
J. H. Alinutt
J. H. Stauffer
Samuel M. Strine
Newton A. Fulton Farm
Walkersville
Sutely
Levi F. Hinen
New Midway
Miller's Bridge
H. R
P. H. Morningstar
Emmitsburg Pike
Billa
I. M. Bready
Charles E. Brachey
Mt. Pleasant
Liberty
Liberty Pike
Chestnut Grove
E. I. Suitely
E. M. Shank
Clarence R Moser
Howard Bowers
Pleasant Will
Jh. C. Brish
le B. Warrenfettz
Hansonville
H. Fi
WW. B
A. W. Nicolemus, Jr
J. Z. Padgett
Francis C. Null
Thomas L. Thomas
Pike
Dents
O. RR
Aluahia
J. Vi. Stantfer
Flora Clieriter
Woodshorn Pike
Ah Chas
HL Hoffer
Aue- Honeers
Joseph TF
Also Mentioned on This Page
Greenbury J. R
WDD
Misa Garner
Raymond Birely
Fred
Mises Margaret
Edna Carter
Red Street
Vosperf
Leive
Frederick Man
Looking Glass
Hymeneas
Burkett —Kinna
Guy V. Burkett
Hester Kinna
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Rexall Guderlies
Illamson
Miss Klein
A. E. Reusner
Lutheran Church
DR. Rupp
Mary M. Carter
Reno S. Harp
Robert T. Carter
EE Arter
State
Royal Society
Auto Blue
Baltimore-Frederick
New City Hotel
Howard and
Franklin Sts
T’hones
Chester M. Hauver
Wal F. Schmitz
Decosate Managers
Amsterdam Ave
Janredit
Western Union Telegraph Office
Appis
Jaanradtt
East Second Street
Franklin Institute
Rochester
Carroll County
Arthur Percy Forsythe
Ellicott City
Eicon City
Janiidiz
Frederick City Hospital
the News Sale Register