Personal notices of residents visiting and returning home
Purely personal items list residents and visitors across streets and towns, naming Highbarger, Downey, Compher, Crebe, Murray, Walsh, Steiner, Nothagle, Mohrling, Holdcraft, Whitehill, Hughes, Cramer, NcClow, Ramsburg, Weaver, Mower, Upton, HoIe, Hedges, Snook, Suter, Bowers, Ely, Zeigier, Poole, Darr and others. The notes show people visiting relatives, returning from trips and extended stays, with a few addresses and origin cities. An adjacent brief mentions a quiet special election on bonds with low turnout at the city polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flexsant
Highbarger
Herstown
Jesse W. Downey
New Market
Owen Compher
Nor'tk
Edgar I’. Crebe
York
Valentine Murray
Baltimore
J. Murray Dronenbing
East Patrick Street
Richard Walsh
Washingto
D. C
J. J. Howard
East Third Street
Ira V. Steiner
P. Samuel Nothagle
West Patrick Street
Petersville
Irs
Jacob Mohrling
Calvin
Bsidepoe
JoAn Holdcraft
East Church Street
J. Irene Whitehill
Unionville
Mra
Ada Stine
South Market Street
Alice Hughes
James Houck Cramer
Scrol, Cramer
Old Point Comfort
Oliver NcClow
Pennsylvania
Claggett E. Ramsburg
Jease Ramsburg
West Fourth Street
Washington, D. C
Winchester
Miriam Weaver
David H. Weaver
Coatesville
ML A. Woodward
Wm. Mower
Chamrburg
Jacob H. Schmidt
Carrie Upton
Nettie-Hoie
Bernard Carl
Lewia A. Hedges
Chas, Snook
Ida [Lawin
Bertha Suter
George A. Zeigier
Second Street
Hinton
W. Va
Poole
Hood's Mills
Begville
King
East Fourth
Mamié Darr
Ickeyatown
Ppeland
Mary Avenue
Cumbernd
Messrs
Rusegil
William le
Vacant Office As City Dog Catcher Post Stays Unfilled
John Stewart resigned from the dog catcher post after a July 1 start under a new dog control law. Mayor Smith reports no successor has been found and may have to perform duties himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stewart
Mayor Smith
T. John Stewart
Per En Pellerin
Stewarts
Death notices for Mrs Rose Elizabeth Davis and two other locals
The notice records the death of Mrs Rose Elizabeth Davis aged 34 at 46 East South Street with a funeral set for Friday at 9 AM at home and Mt Oliver Cemetery. It also mentions the death of Prof Robert Langdon Brockett in Atlanta and Annie A Sloley of Baltimore with interment planned at Mt Olives Cemetery. The items name families including Davis, Brockett, and Sloley, and locations Liberty County Point of Books Baltimore Mount Olives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Mes
Davia
Rose Elizabeth Davis
John ©. Davis
East South Street
Vin
Philip
Mary Thompson
Evan- Reformed Church
Lou Seme Ieee
Clinton ‘I. Brockett
Atlanta
Rockett
Libertytown
Liberty College
Thomar Sloley
Annie A. Sloley
Harpers
Phos.‘Holey
Baltimore
Mt. Olives Cemetery
Funeral Notices for Mrs Mary Jane Zimmerman and John A Scoggins
Funeral services were held yesterday for Mrs Mary Jane Zimmerman at her home 41 North Market street with Rev Thoman Free man Dixon and Rev J Paul Wright officiating. Internment followed at Mt Olivet. The colored John A Scoggins was buried after a Catholic service at St Johns with the Labolog DS and Daughters Society in attendance. Thomas P Rice was the funeral director for both notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane
Zimmerman
North Market Street
Thoman Freeman Dixon
J. Paul Wright
Presbyterian
Iss McCarty
Mies Bowers
Mr. Reis
Mr. Qrendrickson
A Eer Gee
Rodock
Wm. L. Smith
G. Waring Tyson
Harry Johnston
Ren. F. Reich
Mt. Olivet
Thomas P. Rige
John A. Scoggins
St. John’s Catholic Church
Fr. McCabe
Labolog DS and Daughters’ Society
Clay Rae
John Kel
W. H. Johnson
Hudward ‘Nelson
I ‘Johnson
M. "W. * Johnson
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Patch along the Potomac and local fishing highlights
John A. Kennedy and John H. Grove test a placatorial patch along the Potomac at Catoctin. A woodwork description mentions Biena ban Pamela under Mr Mehri F Moberly. A property at Wearitt street is improved by a force of hands led by Mr SH beepe. A fishing party of Thomas G Huck, Lowte Waller, and others fished the Potomac near Point of Rocks and caught seven bass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merars
John A. Kennedy
John H. Grove
Potomac
Pica
Wearitt
Thomas G
Huck Wr
Ute Lowte Waller
Point of Rocks
Local Residents Report Illness and Gradual Improvement
The notice lists several residents including Mr. Ebert, Mr. Bennett, Mullinix, and Nellie E. on South and North Market streets, noting they are sick with varying improvements. The brief item mentions a New Era Want Ad bringing news of bedrock needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hateh. Ebert
Second Street
Robert A. Bennett
North Market Stert
Gondinad
South Market Street
Nellie
Grand jury probes telegraph time filing law test
The grand jury returned a presentment against Postal Telegraph and Cable Co to test if the last Legislature’s requirement to show the time a telegram is filed for transmission is constitutional. Attorneys discuss waiver rights and potential cases to decide if senders may omit the time file at their option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Telegea
Thas
Otang
Frederick
Balti
Tos
Warv
Baltimore
Hia
Telegraph Companica
Ander
Ge Company
Fee Ee Company
Theer
Owens
Howard Bryant
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
Sones Pently
Bryant
Henea Her
Atte Owens
Frederick Baseball Team Plans New Pitcher For Hagerstown Game
Frederick's baseball squad will play at Hagerstown tomorrow and try a new pitcher. A new shortstop John Savage also joins, with Griffith arriving as a pitcher. A reply indicates an exchange of dates with Winchester and a potential series with Hagerstown next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hagerstown
John Savage
Selvage Indge O
Griffith
Y.ly
Wimenee
Manbthinman
Winchester
Red Lion
Erald
Smith
Vic
Seaforth
Braddock-Mand Will Direct Music At Ninth Annual Reunion
The Braddock Heights and Mand group plan the tenth annual reunion at Pen-Mar Park on Thursday July 16. Rev. RB Be Roger of York will give one address on The Reformed Church a Reforming Church. Rev. Hoffheins and Dr. Hendrix will lead prayers. Lorna Midian and the committee will manage music. the Braddock Heights Band returns after last year’s acclaimed concert. the All College Hour will be expanded with more content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ete
Maryland
Vilas
Diecee
Pen-Mar Park
Roger
York
Reformed Church
Re. J. A. Hoffheins
Martinsburg
L. W. Hendrix
Braddock Heights
J. A. Hoffhein
D.D
W. Va
J. B. Shantz
Chambersbulkg
Samuel 3. Benner
Mechanicaburg
David M. Hurley
Hageratown
W. C. Birely
Frederick
J. 3. Stoncaster
Weatminater
J. B.poetter
Baltimore
H.T. Weaver
Gettysburg
Howard F. Bair
Hanover
Emory L. Coblents
Middletown
Robert J. Pilgram
Carliste
M. B. Gibson
Geo. A. Hollinger
Harrisburg
E. Cornman
Washington
Week's Transfers and Probate in Circuit and Orphans Court
Real estate transfers and probate actions handled in the Circuit and Orphans Court during the week ending July 8 2008. Transfers include Raymond R Shank to David A Bharetuts in Woodsboro for 1100 and others in Brunswick Frederick Jefferson Libertytown and more. Probate items cover inventories accounts and wills for Waltman Tracey Montgomery Jacobs and others along with guardianship and administration filings. Mrs Hood celebrated her 75th birthday with a quiet family birthday event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Circuit
Orphans
Raymond R. Shank
David A. Bharetuts
Woodsboro
David F. Brenner
John J. Crmmitt
Brunswick
West End Realty Company
Willem T. Mullinix
Frederick
Sarah E. Brown
Philemon M. Ditrow
County
Roberta Miller Sgathees Maynard
City
George W. Hook
Patrick W. Harringtop
Fannie V. Shaff
Albert L. Bunsard
Jefferson
Ida M. Bigafoore
Christian Smith
Lenne Manuel Howard
Maggie Margaret Overs
Hope
William Henry Jenkins
Fannie Bigs
Libertytown
Orphans’ Court
Peter Thomas Waltman
James E. Waltman
Pater Thomas Waltman
James I
Montgomery
Diedrick Dierker
Chas. E. Tracey
Geo. W. Tracey
Donee Bale
Faur
Diosa
Bertha E. Lakin
Wm. C. Lakin
Me Leana In the Pulpit Address at M E Church
Mr Robert Downing spoke at the M E church last night addressing a fair audience on The Invited Guest and God. The sermon focused on inviting divine presence into everyday life with heartfelt exhortation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leana
Robert Downing
M. E. Church
Orphans Court Sets July 28 Hearing on McMullin Will Claim
The Orphans Court schedules July 28 for a hearing in the case of William McMullin who filed a paper writing last November alleging to be the will of the late Margaret Engelbi. The filing prompts consideration of probate validity and testator intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Wiliam McMullin
Margaret Engelbi
Cline Furniture and Carpet Store Expands Public Rooms
The Cline Building near Patrick Street houses a new public business room and vault space beside the existing Cline Furniture and Carpet Store. The change aims to aid public access and customer convenience in the locality.
Local News Highlights From Here and There
Notable deaths and injuries reported. William Maynadier, brother of Judge George Y. Maynadier, died at Belair. Elmer E. Landis, a Western Maryland brakeman, was severely injured in Hagerstown yards. Naval Academy Superintendent Badger named to naval board on battleship construction. Norman P. South's will probate in Hagerstown leaves estate to widow Sersh Booth. Sheriff Earnshaw receives word of Charles Greenawalt’s arrest in Indianapolis. A boy, William Smith Jr., 14, injured on a Claggett Doub farm load of hay when a pitchfork impaled his thigh. two men had to help extract it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Maynadier
George Y. Maynadier
Belair
Elmer E. Landis
Western Maryland Railroad
Hagerstown
Badger
Naval Academy
Naval Board
Norman P. South
Focketown
Sersh KE. Booth
George Earnshaw
Washington County
Charles Greenawalt
Boonsboro
Indianapolis
William Geary
Agerstown
William Smith, Jr
Funkstown
Claggett Doub
Ice Cream Festival and Local Notices in Hagerstown Area
Community notices announce Mount Zion Lutheran Sunday school ice cream festival in the church lot on July 11 18 and 24 with Dr O Highbarger in town July 8 9 for optical services and special hours at City Hotel. Funeral services and undertaker changes noted along with electric bill reminders and fan promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Zion Lutheran Sunday School
Dr. O
Highbarger
Optical Specialiat
Hagerstown
Health Officer June Report From City Details Births and Deaths
Dr. Ira J. McCurdy reports June births totaling 14 with 12 White, 2 colored and 5 female. Deaths total 28 with 13 White, 2 colored and 8 male, 7 female, listing multiple causes including heart disease and meningitis. Contagious cases include 2 Scarlet fever. Freight car track incident reported near Frederick Junction and weather notes mention a Baltimore train arrival delayed until 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira J. McCurdy
Frederick ‘Junction
Ced
Cesk
Local Feagaville Sunday School Picnic Date
Local Feagaville Union schedules Sunday school calendar event for Saturday in C D Renn s grove with details incomplete.
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Feagaville Union
Cale
C. D. Renn’s Grove
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