Purely Personal: Frederick Graced by Visiting Relatives
A string of social notices from Frederick area recounts Miss Ada E. Lough visiting Emmittsburg relatives and many others, including Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Jones Walkersville friends, Beulah Bradshaw returning from Washington, and multiple visits among Dr. Goodell family, Mr. Cooke in Frederick, and travelers from Baltimore, Detroit, and Richmond. Friday to Sunday social scenes, travel plans to Luray and Natural Bridge Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada E. Lough
Emmittsburg
Nelson Jones
Mary Dulan
Washington, D.C
George Duvall
New Market
Hargett
Milas Clara
Newton Whipp
Edward Hanaker
Mapel Whipp
Dani Remabarg
Church Hill
Maggie Stockman
Remeburg
Edward Hawker
T. Whipp
Benedict’s Blunder at Court Street Birth Tale
Benedict, a young barber on Court Street, becomes a new father to a baby boy. He shares the news with friends after supper. A stranger in a chair teases him, mistaken for the father, prompting Benedict to blush and laugh off the claim while a dentist nearby remains amused.
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Benedict
Court Street
Doc
Printing rates and services for camp orders
Printing, printing, printing. Parties desiring printing matter for the encampment can have their orders processed at Ta Tx ans office at the lowest prices consistent with first class work. Posters, handbills, and all kinds of advertising done with the services in the piece for printing of 4 Place for of all kinds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ta Txans
Local Birth Notice From St. Joseph Missouri 1908
Mr. Joseph F. Eaker of Ermmmitsburg announces the birth of a child to a Hoffman family in St. Joseph Missouri. The details are partial and obscured but indicate a 1908 event with names and locations linked to the birth record.
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Baker
Laxative advertisement fragment from old paper
A fragmentary ad notes Byrap and Savor options for gentle action and mouthing effect. It mentions needing a laxative and whether a family should keep a bottle on hand. The readable text is nonsensical and lacks clear dates or entities.
Churches Report Wide Range of Sunday Services
A long church notices column details sermons and activities across many congregations. Rev C C Elis of Huntington led the German Baptist church with verse-based messages on Andrew bringing others to Jesus and on being one's brother's keeper. The Presbyterian and Methodist churches hosted notable sermons from Rev D J Beale and others, with worship, Epworth League events, and a planned literary musical at the Ladies Mite Society. Father Harn spoke at St Johns Catholic Church, and Rev Luther Echiman's absence saw Rev Geo Nixdorf overseeing Evangelical Lutheran services. The city’s churches collectively emphasize devotion, outreach, and preparations for future pastoral changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.C. Elis
Will Cordeet
German Baptist Church
Eivek
Methodist Episcopal Church
McKenrey
Saint Episcopal Church
Uciied Brethren Church
C. W.gtinespring
Endeavor Society
Trinity M.ehurch
Wilotta
Jonah
Epworth League
F. Wood
Father Harn
St. John’s Catholic
Father Hann
St. Matthew
Corinth Lang
Veeper
St. James Lutheran Church
Lb. F. M. Myers
Ladies’ Mite Society
Beale
Presbyterian Church
Moses
C. C. Elisa
Huntington
John
Jesus
Andrew
Simon Peter
Christ
Peter
Cain
Memorials and Funeral Rites Record Local Church and Departed
The week’s notices record thanks to Miss Mary Beale for organ work at Westminster Lecruc as the church notes a resolved fund. Funeral notices include Mrs. Mary E Benet wife of Bion Boost with services at 3 pm Friday and interment in Utica graveyard, Mrs Elisa M Nicholls from Castle Howse with services led by Rev Loyle, Captain Geo W Grove funeral on Saturday at 2 pm with Reynolds Post attendees, and an infant death from Lime Kiln with a Catholic service at St John’s Church. Carty served as funeral director for several services. interments occurred at Utica, Reformed, and Mount Olivet graveyards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ooturae Loyle
R. Becoback
Jobs A. Lynch
Enry
Worthington H Jobnson
Clingan
L. M W. Noxdort
P. E. Long
W. Ho. Eishinen
Willem
Wille Weeden
Lime Eilln
Father Gaffney
St. John's Catholic Church
C. C. Carty
Geo. W Grove
West Patrick Street
Gaturiay
Br. E. KR. Exchbsch
Jno. R. Roszer
Iva Tyler
Maj
E. Goldsborough
Jno
W. Keuffman
Wm. BH. Miller
Jacob Rohrback
Reynolds Post
G. Alr
Frederick
Mt. Olivet
O.G. Carty
Church and social notes from Walkersville area
County correspondence from Walkersville reports social visits among Brown Ranneberger Green Jamison Winebrenner and others. An old horse died at 31 for Mr Cromwell. Church notes mention St Matthews Lutheran picnic at John Zimmerman’s grove and Ladies Aid meeting on July 19. Local clergy announcements and farming progress also appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
S. Elmer Brown
Charles Ranneberger
Walkeraville
T. Green
Charles Michael
Retreat Grove
Elmo Jamison
G. A. Winebrenner
C. P. Ranneberger
Z.T. Cromwell
Mr. Cromwell
St. Matthews’ Lutheran Church
John H. Zimmerman
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Lutheran Church
Edward Hawker
Tax exemption ruling clarifies personal property scope
Judge Thomas H. King of the Appeal Tax Court Baltimore says property under a $100 value is exempt but household effects or personal items of real estate owners are not. The Court of Appeals limits the exemption for buildings associations, with stock and mortgages exempt by decision. Savings banks and similar property may be listed. the attorney general's view constrains action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probdiemsa
Amecament
Thomas H. King
Appeal Tax Court
Baltimore
Court of Appeals
Hegis
Storney-General
Board of Control and Review
King
Electric Road Progress Rises Toward Completion
A force of workmen began early today on the gas road project at the corner of Corser and Esse Patrice streets. Cobble stones were removed and replaced with ties and timber. poles are being planted along the line as work continues toward operation during the encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen’ Fember
Esse
Patrice Cerec
Hilton West Patrick Street
Derr
Freferiss
Asa
Cara
Frederick
AL. Bosley
Smith
Ward One steamer Vigilanda visits New York with Johnson and Alverez
On the Ward One steamer Vigilanda bound for New York passengers include Gen. Bradley T. Johnson and Dr. Marsis Secundo Alverez. Johnson denies carrying insurgent correspondence from Consul-General Lee and reportedly shows a collection of insurgent documents. Reports say Johnson met insurgent leaders in Havana and received daily messages. visitors included Major Valencia and disguised staff officers. Also noted are advertised letters list for Frederick City post office dated July 11 1808 with multiple names in both Timee and Yapie lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jomeward Bonna
Ward One
Vigilanda
New York
Bradley T. Johnson
Marsis Secundo Alverez
Lee
Antonio Maceo
Aguirre
Havana
Ingorgenta
Carlos Aguirre
Valencia
Aguirra
Forgea
Pipe Arrives for Camp Water Supply
The pipe to convey water from Schleysville to Belleyan farm for soldiers during the encampment arrived by rail Saturday evening and was hauled to Schleysville. N J Wilson & Son will lay the pipe and may finish by tomorrow or the next day. An encampment committee meeting is set for 8 pm at Doll's Hotel. Harry Parsons of Sparrow's Point escaped Monterue Hospital, was recaptured, and returned to jail. Rev. Father Gaffney christened James McSherry Alvey. An 80-foot flagpole was erected at the encampment grounds for the State militia, to camp near Frederick next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schleysville
Belleyan” Farm
Baltimore and Ohio
Messrs. N. J. Wilson & Son
Doll's Hotel
Harry Parsons
Sparrow's Point
Baltimore County Court
Monterue Hospital
Baltimore County
Father Gaffney
St John’s Catholic Church
Yeater Day
F.T. Alvey
James McSherry Alvey
Frederick
Train changes link Washington Frederick schedules
The Baltimore 03 Obie pienso pany arranges train 56 from wing Washington to connect at Washington Junction with train 18. Passengers gain one hour five minutes in Washington and retain the Frederick connection formerly made by a 11 50 p m departure. Returning, depart Washington at 12 25 p m and reach Frederick at 2 20 p m. A Key Monument Association meeting moves to the M C A Building committee room on Wednesday at o clock. Headquarters advertise bicycles and Las Artes. Sidcles, Daval & Co., 21 South Mary street, advertise latest migrated machinery for resale.
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Baltimore
Obie Piensopany
Washington
Washington Junction
Frederick
Mat
Sidcles, Daval & Co
South Marry Street
Keyserris
Frederick Bicycle Club Trip To Ridgeville Report
Twenty four members of the Frederick Bicycle Club traveled to Ridgeville near Mt Ary yesterday, spending the day at a Gragger excursion. Capt Briabh led the ride, with George Keyser as bogler, and the group reached Robert Nelson’s hospitable home for a large gathering. Riders from Liberty Aston Briggs Carrot county and Baltimore joined en route, with a bountiful dinner before the return home. Another similar excursion is likely within three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boventy
Frederick
Robert Nelson
Alec
Duriog
Liberty
This County
Aston Bricgs
Baltimore
Viattura
Trey
Delightful Summer Tours by Pennsylvania Railroad
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers two personally conducted tours to the North on July 3 and August 18 priced at 100 dollars from multiple cities. Itineraries include Niagara Falls Quebec Montreal and the Hudson Highlands with all expenses covered. Tickets may be redeemed if unused and refunds issued before the departure dates. Contact Tourist Agent in New York Brooklyn Philadelphia or other offices for details. The Key Monument Association hosts a July fete at the Rink on East Patrick Street to fund the Key monument. Admission 10 cents. gallery adds 5 cents. program features drills opera and music each evening starting at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Warkles’ Glen
Niagara Falls
Hound Islands
Quebec
Montreal
Au Bable Chasm
Lakes Champlain
George
Saratoga
Highlands
The
Hudson
Indy
New York
Brooklyn
Newark
Trenton
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Lstter
Broad Street
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Broadway
Sutton Street
Broad Street Station
Key Monument Association
Key Monument Fund
East Patrick Street
Frederick
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Josephine Cooper
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Puabe Water
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Best & Kepler
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