Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
St Swithin’s day tomorrow. Carroll County Record enlarged at Newtown. Camp meeting and picnic season fills the woods. A dog collaring misread as a joke. A quip on love and marriage. Henry B. Cramer and George Tolfe caught a carp weighing several pounds. Presbyterian church plans a regéivar Wednesday evening. Carnival on East Street ended and moved to Gettysburg. Baltimore and Ohio excursion carried 181 people city to Washington and Baltimore. 11th annual Farmers’ Reunion by Taneytown Grange 184 to be July 2-5 at Ohler’s Grove with Rena S. Harp as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Swithin’s
Carroll County
Newtown
Henry EB. Cramer
George Tolfe
Presbyterian Church
Hammond Urner
O'Leary
Eaat Trick
Gettysburg
Baltimore In Ohio
Washington
Baltimore
Farmers
Sapiee of
Taneytown Grange
Ohler's Grove
Town
Rena
Harp
Trolley link to Chambersburg opens routes to Maryland towns
A new trolley connection from Broderick to Chambersburg Pa expands access to Greencastle Waynesboro and Pen Mar, linking Shady Grove to Hagerstown and Frederick via Braddock Heights. The route promises ten miles to Hagerstown and broader access to Williamsport Funkstown Boons and nearby communities with fare around 40 to 50 cents. Local aldermen report complaints about water supply and rents amid discussions of service and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broderick
Chambersburg
Ambersburg
Greencastle
Yoesboro
Pen-Mar
Hagerstown
Braddock
Shady Grove
Hatown
Frederick
Braddock Ighie
Turat
Williamsport
Funkstown
Boons
Ratown
Eagemiowe
Als Rateam
Cenia
License cases rise as motions granted in two hearings
Judge John C. Motter heard liquor license objections this morning. Cyrus G. Shull’s oyster house license at Graceham was denied for failure to appear. Ezra P. Willard’s traders license at Knoxville was granted by leave. Charles T. Hitselberger’s oyster house license at Court Street was withdrawn by leave. William M. Fisher’s ordinary license at Matters had a motion to amend granted. James M. Crouse’s ordinary license at Jimtown had a motion to amend granted. The Anti-Saloon League opposed the licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Motter
Cyrus G. Shull
Graceham
Ezra
P. Willard
Knoxville
D. Puckey
Mr. Willard
James D. Gletner
D. P. Buck
A. Lewis
Mr. Gletner
Charles T. Hitseller
Court Street
B. A. Lewis
Hitnelberger
William M. Fisher
Died and funeral notices from a Maryland town
Obituary notices for Mrs. Henry C. Brown aged nearly 77, detailing her Clinton County origins, long residence in Linganore Ililis, eight children, and a 4 p.m. Tuesday funeral at Mrs. Wm. J. Worman’s East Church Street home. Also brief death notices for Miss Mattie Jones of Langley Virginia, Thomas P. Rice, Ridgely Coale Sappington, and infant Austin Eugene Haines, with service details and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Brown
Wm. J. Worman
Church Street
Brown
Bald Eagle Valley
Clinton County
Linganore Liilis Fn
Jonas
Wm. J. Wortman
Emma. Brown
Roy J. Yndman
James A. Brown
City
M.S. McKinney
Covington
Williato H
Elizabeth M. Jones
Langley
John Jones
Canada
Slater
George Shellhorn
Nicholas Séleih
South Street
Heroune Place
E.R. Eschbach
Charles Dull
Clayton Troxell
Guy Fout
Guy F. Haprocht
Bernard Smith
Albert
Libertytown
Tomorow
Therch
Frederick 2 Sykesville 1 in close affair with umpire critique
Frederick defeated Sykesville 2 to 1 despite a controversial umpire call and shaky grounds. Savage, Ebert and Aldridge contributed key hits as Frederick rallied with solid defense, while Green and Clayton made standout plays to edge the home team. Umpire Curley drew ire from spectators amid a tense seventh inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Sykesville
Green
Clayton
Gelvage
Smith
Rossiter
J.green
Savage
Ebert
Reitz
Carroll
Cal
Lee
Drow Bubaman
Aldridge
Malone
Selvage
Miller
Odter
Mwe
Frederici
Creager
Collins
Spike Malone
Buhrman
Hite Maatle
Feld
Rosalier
Bulkman
Pa Tla
Harned
al- Fuige
Aeete
Ate
Dupin
Tondle
Pilondey
Construction starts on third house in Went End extension
Report notes Mr William T the project begins this morning on a new house in the Went End extension. The street remains incomplete, with plans to start more houses. Names mentioned include Croats Graysond Travers Thomas Paul Willard and Joan D Hodges in the local report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Multi
Nes
Graysond
Travers Thomas
Paul Willard
Joan D. Hodges
Religious Week Notes From Local Ministers Across Maryland
Directory of Sunday services across churches including Flint Hill Walkersville St Johns Trinity All Saints United Brethren First Baptist and more. Mentions sermons by Rev John Paul Tyler Rev Osborne Ingle Rev Gordon J. Hider Rev Floyd W. Icfey and others with scripture references and Sunday school times plus an upcoming Ministerial and Sunday School meeting August 4 and 5 at Beater Dam church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paul ‘Tyler
Flint Hill
Osbome
Walkereville Coeree
St. John’s Catholic Church
Yester
Gonnan Baptist
Charles Ausherman
Middletown
P. D. Fairney
Maryland
Church of the Brethren
Beater Dam
Trinity
M. E. Church
South
John Paul Tyler
John
É Wee
Matthew
All Sainte’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingle
Esay
United Brethren Church
Gordon
J. Itider
U. S
Walkersville
J. W. Kiracofe
Mt. Vernon
First Baptist Church
Floyd W.W. Feey
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. J. Gill
Philippians
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charlen F. Steck
Dlock
Presbyterian Chy
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Hammond Umer
Braddock Heights
Grace Reformed Coteht
Lpeter
Mite Society
Reformed
Pon-Mar
Hymeneal notices from Washington and Lancaster areas
The article reports marriages including Emma F. Bi i bnertiy of Adamstown Maryland and J. F. Grace of Washington D C married July 8 at St Joseph's Catholic Church Washington D C with Rev Val Bangine Fr Schmidt officiating A formal reception followed. Additional brief notices: George Adams and Crissie Lefevre married quietly at a Lutheran church in Lancaster Pa and Edon Lorena Barnhert with Barnhart in Brunswick were wed with Rev Tobert Comport officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma F. Bi Iernetiy
Adamstown
Mdid
J. F. Grace
Washington D.C
Joseph's Catholic
Washington, D. C
Valbangine
George Adama
Crissie Lefevre
Lancaster
Charles
Funeral of Marin Lyles Colored Held at 2 P. M.
Funeral services were held at the church and at the Norris residence for Marin Lyles, with a burial in Laboring Sona cemetery. Thomas P. Price served as funeral director. Mr. James Bowers and Jacob Siatoff are noted among local residents affected by illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marin Lyles
Rychurch & A. Norris
Pethearens Davis
M. E. Jenkins
Geo. M. Lewton Henderees
John Parker
Laboring Sona’ Cemetery
Thomas Price Wee
James Bowers
All Saints’ Street
Jacob Siatoff
Patrick Street
Imbie Toooet
Dividend Notice From Citizene National Bank of Predettek
The Board of Directors declares a semi annual dividend of four percent clear of taxes. payable on demand. William G. Zimmerman cashier. This notice is dated July B 1908 from Fasprnicx Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fasprnicx
Cititzene' National Bank of Predettek
WM. G. Zimmerman
Shadow Stripe Mul and Ze Zephym in the lot sale
Fragmentary notice lists two items named Shadow Stripe Mul and Ze Zephym offered in a sale. It mentions quantities around 100 to 200 and a price point of 150, with unclear organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zachyr Elaky Soho
Atyliah
Ze Zephym
Watermelon Directions and Rifle Duty Report
A garbled notice from the Atlanta Constitution describes watermelon slicing guidance in a stylized dialect and notes about 25 members of Company A under Lieutenant Harry J. Kefouver departing on the 810 B. & C for the State Rifle range at Glenburnie Maryland for a tour of duty with rifle shooting. Additional company members are to leave later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rife Range
Harry J. Kefouver
Glenburnie
Salt Water Sanitation Movement Aims at Cumberland High
A Cumberland sanitation drive advances with salt water flooding the upper Sinepuxent area. Education chief Professor Stephens, ill in Battle Creek, Mich., is recovering. The Leonard Boeman trial for criminal assault on a girl nears Cumberland. Anti-Baloon League head W H Anderson visits Carroll County attacking Senator Beasman and accusing J F C Talbott of being a bowl. A 16 year old girl from Williamsport survived a carbolic acid suicide attempt, possibly due to love troubles. Cornerstone laid for the United Brethren church at Race and Fourth streets, ceremony led by Rev W F P Grover of Martinsburg W V.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Hs
Sinepuxent
Stephens
Battle Creek
Mich
Leonard Boeman
Cumberland
W. H. Anderson
Carroll County
Senator Beasman
J. F.C. Talbott
Misa Mary Dickeroff
George Dickeroff
Willamaport
South Comber
Ishenterda
Race and
Fourth Streets
W. F P. Grover
Martinsburg
W. Ve
Card of Thanks and notices from 1908
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of Joan F. Davia, with Knights of Pythias reference. Mentions Grand Tournament and Dove Amusement, Reformed Reunion at Pen-Mar, and Pen-Mar trip by car from Frederick and Jefferson with round trip fares around 70 to 80 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan F. Davia
Pen-Mar
Frederick and
Jefferson
Unclear OCR fragment hints at ads and items
Fragmentary text references daily quotations and items for sale or ad notices. It mentions phrases like Dutch Auction era, splendid China, Steger, porch and house rockers, and prices such as $2.00. Content is highly garbled and lacks coherent events or identities.
Social World Cakewalk at Hotel Braddock Exults Guests
A cakewalk event at Hotel Braddock on Saturday night drew a large crowd on the peristyle as guests watched performers. Prize money was awarded by Mar C Neal of Washington to the best dancers while J Pook of Washington supplied the cake. Participants included Ha Brown Win Grey Robert Adkins Ed gler Lucy Bowie Lillie Jones Murphy Anna Jones and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Braddock
Beachtonk
Guetta
Ian
Poeta
J. Pook
Washington
Mar
C. Neal
Ha Brown
Win, Grey
Robert Adkins
Edgler
Lucy Bowie
Lillie Jones
Lurphy
Anna Jones
Patent Seeking Partners Feature Local Milling Venture
A group including Hugh G Gingerom Frank Sehroe der Wm Shuffier Irving Miller Paul Koma Marshall Sehroeder and George ese announced a summer project to secure a patent. Frank Derr and William fas are credited with crafting patent drawings for the milling operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Hugh G Gingerom
Frank Sehroeder
Wm. Shuffier
Trving Miller
Paul Koma
Marshall Sehroeder
Alee George Ese
Wil
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the Daily News
Jacobina
John Charles Fremont
Tientsin
Tag P. OL
Moon
Tam Mews
Wasmagoton
W. L. Moos
Weather Bureau
Hebdges
Roceries
I. Oe Wealo
Ummer Clothes
Jou Sr Civia
Geo. B. Rodock & Co
John Fisenhauer
JL. M Nixdorf, Jr
Besént & Knott A. Landis, I. of
Ross
Solr
Anted
Boe
Nixworff, Jr
Rosenstock Bros
Fashion Welt
the Keller Co
F. Quynn & Co
Lowenstein & Wertheimet
Wee Pee Te
Middletown Savings Bank
Lurtaing
Noldig & Milley
Bright Ems
Board of Aldermen
East Third
Austin Names
Austin Eugene Haines
John F.’ Haines
G. D
Hanso
John Rudy
Pearl
Wijerning
Patrick
Carroll F
Ae Ale
Reen
Aeee
Nipley
Reyer
R. Oj Differ
Il Alazital O
Sykeaville
Orace—Biggr
Barr— Barnhart
Oille Osborne Baer
Edon Lorena Barnhert
Brunowick
Serer
Rev
Tobret
Andrew W. Tobofnite
Cetizeng
John D. Hexdrickbon
Eorgasn Rest St
MULLE
Nowent Indies
John D. Hendrigeron
Neidig & Melee
Nena
Mie
Bootingham Lake
Dreas
Valle
Panama
Neidig & Miller
Atlanta Constitution
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George G. Rodock
Bealdos the
Lange
New York
Atepic
Ita
George
Rodock
Thos. P. Rice
Tie Sona and Grandson
Thomas P. Rioe
Arta Market
A. J. Eichelberger
Fy Padsuartrs
A. J. Eioghelberges
Piscly Ainind Ger
Market and
Beth Pacacs
New Iadawty
Pythias
Cuan Anes
A. Lawor
Plenio
China
Erenison
Fuawmrons Srons
Steger
Poe Scheels
Sree Statin
Rosea i Wren
Frank Derr
William
M. L. Etchison
Etchison
M. L. Etchbison
South Market Street
Frederick, Md
Juiddewiy
W.H. B. Etchison
H. B. Etchison
Atchison Furniture
Dusmone
East Church Street
Woman's College
M 1
B. Etomison
Eeachaimer
Jongpmy
Comeuany
F. B. Sapfinctur
Ity
Piuhh
Pei
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