PURELY PERSONAL VISITORS AND TRAVELERS LISTED
Local notes record numerous visits and travel plans. Rev A J Gill of East Church Street is at Hot Springs Virginia. Miss Mary Crum visits Baltimore. Mrs Mary S Markell spends time at Blue Ridge Summit. Miss Tutwiler and Miss Bexale Motter visit Mrs Geo Rose at Clifton. Mrs James Noell and daughter visit Mrs Dr Hunichen. Mr Charles Lochner takes a job with Mr Charles L Stokes. Mrs Geneva Young visits Woodboro. Ogent Haller and family visit Baltimore friends. Mrs George B McCleery returns from a visit to Woonsboro. Mrs Harry B R Besant and children undertake an extended trip through the Valley of Virginia. John Fohman and children visiting Mr and Mrs John Bowers. Rev Fr McCabe of St Joseph’s Buckeystown travels to Baltimore and falls ill. Mrs John Rout and daughter Mary visit Unicetown. Mr and Mrs W B Wilton plan a Canton Ohio visit. Charles F Markell and wife travel in Europe. Authorities note Fourth of July plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Gill
East Church Street
Hot Springs
Mary Crum
West South Street
Baltmore
Mary S. Markell
Blue Ridge Summit
Tutwiler
Philadelphia
Bexale Motter
Geo, Rose
Clifton
James Noell
Little Daughter
Virginia
Hunichen
Charles J. Crum
Guy
Baltimore
Charles Lochner
Charles L. Stokes
North Market Street
Geneva Young
Woodabor
Lewis W. Haller
South Market Street
Ogent Haller
George H. Wiener
George B. McCleery
Vialt
Woousboro
Harry BR. Besant
Fast Church Street
Valley of Virginia
Jom Fohman
Cornedaville
John Bowers
Sainte’ Street
McCabe
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Buckeystown
John D. Rout
Misa Mary
Unicotown
William C. Rhoderick
Wilton
South Market Street; Left On Monday To Visit Mra. Wilson
8. B. Craft
Canton
Ohio
Charles F. Markell
Frederick
Europe
Repairs and storms touch a town as events drift by
In a quiet chapter of local life, the Misses Thomas residence on Church Street undergoes repairs by James Nusg while Meyer and E Board Seems holds a sanitary meeting at 7 20 pm. A storm yawed a tree on Mrs Rebecca Walla’s Jefferson Turnpike farm. Mr Rose Ktaprine’s buggy wheel collapsed on West All Saints Street as a Braddock High dance draws a large crowd. A five year old boy, Brengle, is mentioned amid a garbled note of a local scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Thomas
Eset
Church Street
James Nusg
Meyer and E Board
F. W. Obenderfer
East Patstreet
FW. Obender Pyar Mehel F. Moberly
Rebecca Walla
Jefferson Turnpike
Rose Ktaprine
All Saints Street
Braddock
Alfred Brengle
Eneny Brele
Bitnin
Shocked by a bolt in Rocky County kitchen
During yesterday afternoon’s storm William H Noord of Rocky stood in his kitchen door when a bolt struck the chimney and descended into the room tearing plaster. A nearby watch on a bureau was knocked about ten feet to the floor. Noord was stunned but uninjured. A Barn 40 feet away was struck. lightning also hit a locust tree on the Glenn farm. minor damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Noord
Rocky
Sly Ip
Sora
Sire Glenn
Roe Lok
WN. M. Bim
Funeral Rites For Ellen E Hambeil Held At Home
Funeral services for Ellen E Hambeil were held at her East Patrick Street home tomorrow at 10. Interment at Mt. Vi. The text also notes the prior funeral of S Hatch at St John s Catholic Church with Rev Fr Kane presiding and pallbearers listed. Other lines reference funerals officiated by C Carty and services at St John s cemetery. Additional obituaries mention Mr Olivet and Mr Coale with church services at their respective Catholic parishes and burial plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen E. Hambeil
Price Or Fate
East Patrick Street
Pelock
Mt. vi ‘i
5. Hatchin
St. John
W. J. Kane
Charles B. Stulay
John ‘Francis
South
James FE
Doll
Perry B. McCleery
Jenks Cole
Charles T. Kilne
St John’s Cemetery
C. C. Carty
Wm. J
East
Saleen We . Hyde
Philadea Frank
E. Brown
Roanoke
E. A. Nicode
Mus
Paeemacaies
A. Srna
Olivet
B. Etchibon
Ty Coale
Sas
Ington
Lea
Peter's Gatholic
Churston Cronise
Gilmors Fraser Pingtos
Beansy
Hagerstown Visitors Tour Frederick In Auto Trip
Hagerstown Home Builders' Loan and Savings Association directors toured Frederick on Monday after visiting Gettysburg. The trip included a low speed drive along Route 40 and a half hour through Emmatoe to Fredericksburg area honoring local antiquities. Residents remarked on the pleasant journey and the day’s relaxed mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Frederick
Home Builders’ Loan and Savings Association of
Gettysburg
Waterworks inspected as Rams overflow at intakes
City officials led by Meyoy and Aldermen conducted the annual waterworks inspection amid overflowing water at the Rams intakes. A committee member said the supply from Fishing Creek remains sufficient, while notes on intake conditions and water reach were recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Waterworks
Hadoe
Fishing Creek
Week's Record in Circuit and Orphans Court 1908
Transactions listed include property deeds, marriage licenses, and administrations. Real estate transfers involve Frat Coreoad, Purdum, and Furguido among others while marriage licenses cover Wardrade, Grumbine Rows, Adams LeFevre, and Bruce Harrison. Orphans Court items note administrators appointed for Montgomery, Hoffman, and Zimmerman estates and inventories filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circult and Orphans' Court
Circuit and Orphans Courta
Trab Rockwell Terrace
Gays Cai Ote Ae
Acids Purdum
Simon Purdum
Jeasie W. Brown
George
Patong
Susy
Paltz A. Diffendall
Amesldur J. It
Fairguapo
Rawford
Licemnks
Uncey
F. Wardradale
Exyd Mattig
B. Jocee
Brunswick
John M. Grumbine
Clara Rows
Rederick
F. Olle Osborne Busc
Frederick Edulene Barnthart
Andrew W. Tobrey
Pereira Comfort
Au Ada
Caine Bo
Geo
FAO
Mary
Zimmerman
Trouble in a Cab Woman from Frederick Threatens to Shoot
A disturbance near the B and O depot in Hagerstown on Monday evening involved a Frederick woman threatening to shoot a Haggestown youth after a cab dispute on Summit avenue. The man leaped from the cab and fled toward home. The incident interrupted local activity and drew attention from bystanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hagerstown
Haggiatown
Summit Avenue
Gommutes on Resolutions in a Fractured Notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a junior bin and company night forewing details with unclear names. The readable items hint at a local notice or brief about resolutions and a civic or organizational meeting but specifics are missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company
Erie
Commissions as Notery Sarees for record
Mr Frissall is located at Mt Airy and serves as a notary commissioner. This notice records his location for official acts and authentication duties in the Mt Airy area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frissall
Mt. Airy
Formation of a four-town baseball league discussed at Hagerstown meeting
Representatives from Frederick Winchester Hagerstown and Hanover meet at Hotel Baldwin in Hagerstown to plan a league for their teams. A schedule for the participating clubs is proposed, aiming to boost local baseball and crown a league champion. The local squad travels to Hanover and plays Red Lion and Hagerstown this week. A separate game schedules a match with the Siversville club at Myersville tomorrow at 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Winchester
Hageratown
Hanover
Te Hotel Baldwin
Hagerstown
Fen Tows
Mane
Uber
Jon Alnee
Burt Baseeen
Romalsiser
Anggon
Red Lion
Hageratows
Phay
Siversville
Myéreville
Supplies Coming Lutz & Schramm to Ship Carload This Week
Mr George Rodock of the Frederick Business Men's Association reports receiving word from William J Mullins of Lutz and Schramm Co that Mullins will arrive July 20 evening or July 21 morning to finalize the site for a pickle factory the company plans to locate. The letter also states a carload of supplies will be shipped to Frederick this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutz & Schramm Company
George 8. Rodock
Business Men’s Association of
Frederick
Wiliam J. Mulling
Lutz & Schramm Co
Mullins
Mullin
Boy's skull fractured in Adamstown baseball accident
Ralph Renn aged 14, son of William Renn near Adamstown, was struck on the head by a baseball bat during an evening game. The blow came as he ran after a ball when Paul Snouffer urged him to hurry. He suffered a skull fracture and was treated locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Renn
William Renn
Adamstown
Paul Snouffer
George Bnouffer
Title: Hymeneal and Local Notices From Frederick County
Misa Cecelia Katherine Titlaw and James Raymond Loy invite guests to a July 23 wedding at the bride’s home 244 East Patrick Street. Richard Bruce Harrison and Florence A. Etrebeck wed quietly at the M A piano room last evening with Rev. John Paul Tyler officiating. A bicycle ride from Frederick to Walkeresville honored Mise Pearl Moore visiting from palais. Local residents, including Wm Schell and Reber A Bennett, are noted for injuries or illness. Frederick City Hospital reports June activity with 43 treated, 29 admitted, 1 died, and 20 remaining. 30 full pay and 13 free patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel G. Titlaw
Misa Cecelia Katherine
James Raymond Loy
East Patrick Street
Gill
John Paul Tyler
Rinity M. E. Church
South
Frederick City Hospital
Frederick Association
Thatta
Bette
Braddock H Audi
Divorce Proceedings Reported in Local Court
A divorce trial in this city from 1902, featuring Laure M. See and her husband, with proceedings led by T. C. Carrell. The case involves accusations of infidelity and related legal action, with the court moving toward a final decree.
Bank directors authorize on demand payables in Missouri
Faspenick Mo July 8 1908 Board of Directors of the Citizen Bank of Frederick Mo issue a statement making payables on demand. G Simmerman cashing officer note appears in the fragmentary text indicating bank operations and liquidity actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faspenick
I! Cihizene’ Bank of Frederick
Bae Thin Day Ae Ofa
Ind
Maxey
G. Simmerman
Cashine
New Y. M. C. A. Cafe Promotes Local Visit and Meals
Frederick readers are invited to visit the New York M C A Cafe in Frederick under new management. The cafe offers three daily Table D Hote meals and an a la carte menu from open to close with moderate prices. A book of tickets is issued for meals, with proceeds supporting aims of the cafe. Community notices include a Reformed Reunion event, bus routes to LePen, and an upcoming Presbyterian church picnic with home made treats and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C. A
Fredrick
Y. MC. A
Frederick
Orvellenkeal
C.D. Dou
Eulea
Tentonten
Barge
New York
Bock
Deaths and incidents reported in Cumberland region
Thomas Gallagher of Cumberland marks his ninety fifth year. Jonas Winters dies at Hagestown from pneumonia at age 72. Jenephan, 26, Crum Gone Mateo, allegedly killed by a kicking colt. A large stable and outbuildings burn at Katherine Wilson's Kent county residence. George Myers, colored, charged with manslaughter in Cumberland for Carrie Burrall's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gallagher
Cumberland
Jonas Winters
Hagerstown
Jenephan
Crum
Mateo
Katherine Wilson
Kent County
George Myers
Carrie Burrall
Local teacher John Rudy dies at 71 in Pearl
John H T Rudy 71 a former Middletown schoolmaster died Saturday night at his son in law Willam Smiths Pearl home from paralysis after a fall on a bench outside W Fleming’s tobacco eters He is survived by his widow and one daughter His funeral and interment are planned at Mt Olivet cemetery Also notes a city residence sale by Cramer Stauffer where Charles Tucker sold a three story brick house on Second Street to John Hershberger Yesterday’s rainfall report by Henry Trail. details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Rudy
John H. T. Rudy
Islane
Inlaw
Willam
Smith
Pearl
W. Fleming
Pee Mae & Achool
Middletown
Ohio
MN. m
Peerviewe
Mt. Olivet
Cramer & Stauffer
Charles A. J . Tucker
T Second Street
John Hershberger
Holstein Association to Inspect Vacuum Carpet Cleaner Work
The Frederick area announces a public inspection of work by the Holstein Association. July 18th at 1 PM in Pieaxet. Secretary Brenan Wu Gaavea invites observers to view the Vacuum Carpet Cleaner project and related record fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Holstein Asso
Sie Aithe Eet Pieaxet
Brenan
Also Mentioned on This Page
BNE Daily News
Barooens de Staelpee
Loukee Germaine Necker
Son of
Thorn
Wasaynorox
W. IM
Weather Bureau
Haller
Tierce
wFlaut
Harp and
Rohrback
J.W. Garveree
Euprese Reunion
Ae R, Leeting
Tanke -Predegek Oro
D. Hendrickson
Baru
H. Moore
Ton G. Urner, Jr
Raymond G. Forg
William A. Hawkins
Barry M. Brung
Consiett
Samuel Germitt
Gere H Routsshn
Thomas the Neat
Bere
Gommutes
Wwe
Alkerseilie i Mendes
Mise Pearl Moore
Palais
Visi
Miss
Ruth Ha
Ethel Waters
Howard
Mger
Levis
Koock
Belelg
Passacai
Glick
Wm. Schell
Weat
Routh Street
Wa. C. Rhoderick
Horta Market
Reber A. Bennett
William Moberly
Laure M. See
Muse
T. C. Carrell
Virginie
Deen
John BD. Hendrickson
Cee
Updegrall
Biok
Gibson ‘Brocke
Settet
John D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Nea & Miller
Crear Grounds
Krven
Bitio
Abc
Panama
Nemig & Miller
H.R. Oo
Thureday
Agera
le Pen
M. Gtx
P.O
K. Fred. Co
Feonen
Pen-Mar
Pease Aly
Frederick A
Andengor
Buckwoods
News OF the
Mr. Henry Trail
Otm
Gaavea
Rodock
Thos, P. Rice
Ines
Préderick
Haa
Gona
Esine Plac
Thomas P. Rice
J. Bichelberoer
auarrEns
Eichelberger
Aoridde
M. L. Etchison
Pérschal
Neatatantes
Etchison
Funers
Frederick, Md
Lutadeniy
Charles L. Renn
Cash
W.H. B. Etchison
H. B. Etchison
Etchison Furniture
Athleres
Dence
Woman's College
Ws. I. B. Etchibon Funeral
Iylidawily
F. B. Sappington
Ben Victorion
Jou Malik
Moe
Poubuteh
Ihi
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