Wheat crops and local notes from Sabitasville
County correspondence from Sabitasville and New London notes report good wheat in the valley, a high school teaching appointment in Fayette County, a fatality of Mrs Elizabeth Wil liars death, a work injury from a crushed foot, burglaries, and local social events. Reports also cover church activities in Mt Pleasant and community picnics with plans for ice cream festivals to fund church property.
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Sabitasville
LaBinnasville
Masontown High School
Fayette County
Elizabeck
Milton Williar
Wizetremarian
Bethel Stewas
Putman McKisei
E. Pool
John H. Harbaugh
Greencastle
Samuel Royer
Pen Mar
New London
Caridren
Credin
Central Chapel
Jefferson Jottings July 9 Harvest Life and Local News
Go Jefferson Jottings reports casual notes from Jefferson on July 9. Harvest time shifts daily life as reapers work and workers laugh less in the field. Local court records show Lee Jackson and others cleared of disorderly conduct in Frederick. Alice Crone visits from Middletown. Porter from Kouorville visits Jefferson. Baltimore relation Mrs Rether and sisters Minnick and Ifert travel from Middletown.
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Jefferson
Taz News
Phieecer
Shaskstown
Deferson
Reaper
Lee Jackson
John Thomas
Ed Hopkins
John Potts
Ed Morrison
Johnson
Frederick
Alice M . Crone
Middletown
John Porter
Kouorville
George A Rether
Baltimore
Clara Minnick
Eva M Ifert
Sabbath Events and Local Notices Chronicle
Miss Sallie Howard visits the Wise family in Key 5 L Whitmore. Henry Wise’s church sermon praised. Frank Wim Long dies at 43 after paralysis. funeral at Reformed church with Rev S L Waitmore officiating. John Shat buried in Lutheran cemetery. Rev S A Hedges briefly ill but preached. Abe Shaff and Issse Wachter host Sabbath visit. Meg Marriott returns from Washington. Mary Figgies of Washington visits Stockman residence. Divine services scheduled at ME and Lutheran churches. George W. Graham of Harper’s Ferry arrested for forgery and pension fraud. await trial in Parkersburg. Cigar industry shows May output up 20,579,280 from 1858. Hotel arrivals listed for several cities. Yachting party aboard Fairy by Arthur E. Shure honors Miss Maud Shure. party includes Dams, Leibig, Dickinson, Shure, Briscoe, West, Tomkinson, Sards, Markey. Death of Philip Ross at Camden Station described as accidental. funeral at West South street with Rev. George Dicks officiating. Interment Mt. Olivet.
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Sallie Howard
Washington
Henry Wise
L Whitmore
Reformed Church
Frank Wim Long
S L Waitmore
John Shat
SA Hedges
Motetown
Abraham Shaff
Issse E Wachter
Frederick
Meg Marriott
Washington, DC
Mary Figgies
EI Stockman
Sparrows’ Point
Baltimore County
Arthur E. Shure
Maud Shure
Peter Smith
Fort Carroll
Shure
G. W. Dams
G. Bf. Leibig
Dickinson
Briscoe
West
Tomkinson
Sards
Markey
Philip Ross
Camden
Balimore
New York
Philedelph
Waching
Howard Street
Stiamazed
Ross
Geo. Buckey
West South Street
George Dicks
Independent Haze Company
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Schroeder
Harvest home event at Haugh's Lutheran Church planned
Haugh's Lutheran Sunday school will hold their annual harvest home piece on Saturday July 27 in D C Warners woods. A band of musicians will perform and speakers address the audience. J T Shields reports a curious two stalk clover specimen. Local notices include meetings of the Independent Hose Company and various community visits and appointments.
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Mt. Pleasant
Purssant
Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
Mollie Barrer
Bradley Hoke
Harry Gilbert
Mattie Hoke
Fannie Cramer
Mr. Ould
Presbyterian Church
Frederick
Pacific Coast
Reformed Church
Haugh
Church Lutheran Sunday School
D. C. Warner
Woods
J.T. Shields
Reich
Ford
Fred. Brown
Independent Hose Company
Philip Ross
Baltimore
Lewis M. Fox
Willie
Augustus Fraley
West Patrick Street
Harrison
Washington
Deer Park
Samuel D. Martin
Hagerstowe
John S. Devilbies
Carroll County
W. L. Ould
Lonaconing
Thomas Ogla
Linganore
Fultz
Samuel Snyder
Harry Wellinger and Child
Louisa Gephart
E. 4Th Street
G EH Spurner
Baltimore County
Samuel G. Lilly
John T. Brosius
New York
E Tehan
East Second Street
M. H. Mi Gillinger
Lees Market Street
Fourth Street
Mies Lotia Shafer
Middletown
Kefanver
Harmony Grove
Misserva Frost
Cumberland
Teachers’ Association of the Sunday School
Annie
Birdie Beckley
Ella Niepold
J. H. Wrilliams
Braddock
Towns Flood Swept Calamity at Johnstown New York
Special to Teg News reports a massive cloud burst near Johnstown Felton county causing widespread flood damage and loss of life. Dozens dead or missing as crowds watched on a bridge and were swept away. Johnstown lies on the Fonda Johnstown and Gloversville Railroad near Cayadulta Creek with a 5,000 plus population.
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Teg News
New York
Johnstown
Felton County
Johnstown Ia
Fonda, Johnstown and
Gloversville
Fonda
New York Central Railway
Cayadulta Creek
Saratoga
Soulety Event at Miss Gallsboroughs Farm in Walkersville
A large dance at Miss Katie Gallsborough’s home in Walkersville entertained many guests from Frederick and beyond. The Frederick Cornet Band played until midnight, then dancing resumed until about 2 am. A special P R R train carried attendees home. Notable attendees included Nora Wever Martinsburg West Virginia and Miss Nan nie Goldsborough Frederick among numerous others.
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Katie Gallsborough
Walkersville
Nora Wever
Martinsborc
W. Va
Mass
Kate Traither
Unionville
Nannie Goldsborough
Frederick
Frederick Cornet Band
Annie Gale
Bettie Derr
V K Diffendertier
E Lee Golisborough
W H Diffendertier
Baltimore
Fred D Miller
Westminster
Mies Addison
Richmond
Clara Worthington
Winchester
Mattie Boyle
Mesare
Brooke Boyle
Edgar Hammond
Liberty
Mary Shafer
Loudoun County
Euma
Fanny Gaither
Megerz George
Wiliam
Barry Gaither
Enionville
Jennie Stone
Washington, DC
Towson
Thos C Task
Ssranton
Lewis M Nixdorf
Mary Goldaborough
Mary Ingla
Mazie Winebrone
Grace Purnell
Marie Ingle
Eleanor Potts
Zoa Hunter
Bertie Floyd
Mamie Sifford
Bertha Trail
Susie Sifford
Helen Young
Eleanor Johnson
Marie Tyler
Birdie Young
Mamie McSherry
Jim Baughman
Glenn H. Worthington
WN Martin
John Siford
Gambrill
B F Reich
J U Markell
Robert Gambrill
Arthur Traii
Ernest Helfenstein
EF C Markell
Richard Potts
Wm Markell
Lloyd Macgill
Jesse Rameberg
Noah E Cramer
Charles Macgill
Kemp Keefer
Chas Rees
Harry Trail
W ET Purnell, Jr
Herbert Winchester
Warehime
Lewis
Barry Nixdorff
Howard
Railroad Accident at Hagerstown Injures Employee Fatally
About six o'clock last evening a yard engine pushing a passenger coach into the Western Maryland Railroad engine house at Hagerstown struck and tore out the frame and much of the building side. Debris toppled an employee, Edward 7 g32n, injuring him about the head and body with possible fatal results.
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Hagerstown
Western Maryland Railroad
Upsa
Injunction Sought Over Race Obstruction at Local Meet
Attorney JC W Ross of Lewis Brunave Bledesterday files in Orrcutt Court for an injunction to remove an obstruction at a race in Tyler. The petition asks the court to issue a writ preventing further interference and to restrain actions that hinder performance. Lewis Brunaver asks the court to require Sues to clear the course and allow the event to proceed as planned. An August deadline to show cause why the injunction should not be granted is set.
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JC. W. Ross
Lewis Brunave Bledesterday
Orrcutt
Dewi
Tyler
Bruner
Lewis
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