Week's Real Estate Transfers and Notices in Courts
Real estate transfers, marriage licenses, and court actions recorded for the week ended July 19 1908 in the Officer of the Quadrant and Orphans' Courts. Property deeds list several transfers with prices. marriage licenses issued for multiple couples. and various administrator Guardian and estate proceedings. Also notes a Fennis Tournament tennis results and market quotes for corn wheat and oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qoientec
Circuit
Frgperty
Fabian Posey
City
Fabien Posey
Charles E Minberly
D. Princston Buckey
George T. Foraman
Morgan S. Rice
Bronawiock
EM Marshall Gilbert
Clifton A. Martinix
John G. Rogers
George W. Miller
Atbal
Laura ©. Halcott and Husbard
John B. Ford
Frederick
John Louis Ford
Christian Smith
Charles 4
Carlisle
Hate G. Carlisle
Daniel D. Yostlok
Brunewick
William Koons
Margaret BE. Reutze
Lucinda Higbee
Sterling Galt
Saeriage
Meda G. Smith
Hauvar’s
Annie Dusing
Catootin
Victor Luther Cook
Lottie Lenora Dixon
Lime Kile
Chharles Albert Baker
Alma Gertrude Qook
Branswick
Oram Franklin Sigarose
Emma Louise Smith
Martinaburg
W. Va
Orphans' Court
Louisa Surgess
Walker Ocostley
Charles H. Krise
George W. Erine
Charles O. Waters
Elden HE. Behrman
Eshebe
Bigga
Busar White
Charles L. Brokes
Nefica
Watrané
William E. Adama
Margerst Adams
William
Adama
Margaret
Arcanamites in Arms Maryland Protests New Rates
Maryland Arcanum councils react to the Supreme Council rate changes set to begin October 1. Baltimore City Council plans a special meeting to vote resolutions opposing the schedule and defending the reserve fund. Public sentiment across several states shows substantial opposition and calls for recall or revision of the new rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanum
Royal Arcanum Bnulletin
Order
Isat Supreme Council
Maryland
Grand Council
Supreme Council
Munsenohucetts
Sonnoda
Frederick
Osentrevills
Digonas
Newratea
Cates
Baltimore
Tava
Purely Personal News From the City Listings
Purely personal notices list Elliott of Washington as a guest, many visits between Baltimore and local residents, and numerous residents visiting friends in Frederick and surrounding areas. Names include Dr. Wade, Davis, Miss Edna Shearer, and Misa Eden Oshter among frequent travelers and hosts. includes stays in Yellow Springs and Atlantic City as well as local home visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss Elliott
Washington
Mise Eden Oshter
West Fourth Street
Baltimore
Dra
Wade and
Davis
Boonsboro
Edward
Lease
West South Street
Walter Cook
Altoona
Edns Anthony
Littlestown
Hleio Adame
East Taola Street
Minnie Falk
Edna Shearer
Sixth Street
Bernard 8. Thomas
Buckeystown
Mies Midas Lakiv
Holdy Prege
Winchester
Raweburg
North Market Street
Yellow Springa
George Breangle
Eli Moore City
G. Dorasy Ward
George S. Wilson
East Patrick Street
Magdaline Nelson
G. Jacob Buckey
Loraine Ramsburg
Lloyd T. MacGill, Jr
Peter Roas
Broderick
George Ringer
West Labanon
Indiana
Walter Flenigan
Bakerton
W. Va
Charles Kopp
West Fifth Street
Misa Aura Conrad
D. W. Poole
Washington, D.C
May Thompson
Mt. Airy
Ada Wirtz
Wisner Street
Mies Wirtz
D.H Weaver
Coatesville
M. A. Woodward
West Patrick Street
Wm. +. Stewart
Denton
M. E. McCdleery
East Patrick 'Abreet
Ollie Waters
W. Wa
Thes. P. Cameron
Vivian E Cameron
Bastrice
A. BD. Thomas
Peteravills
J. Fulland
New Market
Havnoah Baer
Jesse
Fiora
West Falls
Charles Baer
Wits
Bits. c
McDeritt
Frederick
Farmers' Prong at Mt Airy to Host Annual Picnic
Four counties Garrell Howard Frederick and Montgomery will send representatives to Wildwood Park Mt Airy tomorrow for the fifth annual farmers picnic. Principal speaker will be J Mortimer Whitehead of Indians former national Grange lecturer. Governor Warfield may attend with agrocul tare and road subjects to be discussed. Committees listed for each county include local leaders and grange mentors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood Park
Mt. Airy
Garrell
Howard
Frederick
Montgomery
J. Mortimer Whitehead
Leotacer
National Grange
Warfield
Montgomery Oounty
JF. & Deote
James E. Williams
P. B. Lauder
F.purdom
F. Lansdale
G. Mullinix
William E Brown
Montgomery Csanty Grange
Frederick County
Frank H. Engle
Examination report on teachers certificates held June dates
The report lists applicants for different grades and groups. For wise teachers the June 27 28 session and for colored June 29 30, 51 applied for first grade 38 for second grade and 2 for scholarships at the State Normal School. Successful first grade numbers include 1 3 16 64 72 90. Second grade numbers success include 5 7 8 12 18 20 22 28 26 48 30 44 36 37 39 44 50 52 66 58 68 63 64 65 66 70 71 TH FT Ty 80 Bt 5 87 88 8 91. For the State Normal School Nos 45 and 62. Those passing second grade but not yet of legal age include 6 10 11. For colored teachers certificates 4 applied for first grade and 7 for fourth grade. Fourth grade successful numbers are 1 8 4 5 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hesute
State Normal School
Sna
Geseful
Reformed Church Reunion Set With Noted Missionaries
Members of the Reformed Churches of Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia plan the sixteenth annual reunion tomorrow at Pee-Mar. Scudenta of the Woman's College of Frederick will lead the musical program. Two veteran missionaries on furlough will speak Rev Dr W E Hoy of Yoohow Okina and Rav Dr D B Schneder president of North Japan College Senda Japd m. Additional talks will be given by Rav T L Bickel pastor of St Johns Reformed Philadelphia and Rev A V Casselman field secretary of the Board of Foreign Mission of the Reformed church.
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Reformed Church Reunion
Reformed Churches of
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Pee-Mar
Scudenta
Woman's College of
North Japan College
Sendai
Japd
T. L. Bickel
St. John's Reformed Church
Philadelphia
A. V. Casselman
Board of Foreign Miasiona
the Reformed Church
Emploees Picnic at Georgetown Bridge Georgetown
Employees of the Monotacy Valley Packing Company hold their annual picnic today near Frederick Junction at the Georgetown bridge with Mr Thomas L Hooper in charge of the catering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monotacy Valley Packing Company
Georgetown Bridge
Frederick Junction
Thomas L. Hooper
Attempted robbery ends in chase through town
Thomas Wall, a colored man, accused of trying to rob J. W. Weller’s hamhouse near the fair grounds, struck in the face by a shovel. Wall fled through yards and streets, pursued by Deputy Rhediffe Grimes and Warner, eluding officers across Market Street and along the Northern Central Railway before vanishing on a county farm. Deputy Alexander searched Frederick Junction for a possible freight train boarding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhediffe Grimes
Warner
Thomas Wall
J. W. Weller
Fair Grounds
Mr. Weller
Wall
Wasi Sixth Street
Feness
Groff
Market Street
Sie
Northern Central Railway
William H. Bleatlingers
Baltimore
Sherif Alexander
Prederick
Work of Death and Local Obituaries Measure Mourning
Mrs Conrad Roland died at Frederick City Hospital from peritonitis aged 47. She leaves her husband and son Roy. Miss Mary Snyder died at Monteyne Hospital from general debility aged 87. Her funeral is at Mr Wm Roelkey’s home with Rev Dr Iogle officiating, Mt Olivet cemetery. Lewis Rinehart died at Montevue Hospital at 76 from general debility. His funeral is tomorrow at 4 PM, cemetery at New Market.
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Conerad Boland
Katie L Roland
Conrad Roland
Frederick City Hospital
Roland
Stewart
Virginia
Roy Ruland
Mary Snyder
Monteyne Hospital
Thia T Moorning
Wm Roelkey
West Patrick
Osborne Iogle
Mt. Olivet
Lewis Hinehart
Lewis Rinehart
Montevue Hospital
Gebility
Haig
New Market
Lightning Explosion Kills Six Miners at Riverside Mine
Special Dispatch reports a lightning strike hit the powder house at the West Riverside coal mine in Drs Marxes Iowa. The blast killed six miners early that morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs Marxes
Iowa
Daly
Weat Riverside
Maryland National Guard to muster Company A at Frederick
Colonel Charles D. Galther will muster in Company A First Regiment Maryland National Guard in Independent Hall Frederick with Col Little and Capt Downey conducting exams. About 53 applicants expected to 60. officers elected after muster. five sergeants and seven corporals chosen. Camp at Berlin to begin August 7 with new members named and a list of signatories.
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Clinton L Riggs
Maryland National Guard
Frederick
M. N
Riggs
Charles D. Galsher
M &B.G
J. Wright Downey
Charles A. Little
D. John Markey
Berlin
H. J. Kefauver
Harry J. Lebhers
Alban M. Wood
Louis Dertzbaugh
Rey Kuland
Harry Hull
R.H. L. Reich
David T. Bowles
W.H. Haller
Arthur Kreh
Lester A. Toms
John G. Motter
Robert E Delaplaine
Frank L. Bentz
Trone
G. O. Ga
Walter I. Ziegler
Jacob Schmidt
Willard Markey
D. Hedges
B W. Thomas
Frank Kefanver
Guy Motter
Alger Heard
L. Storm
Maryland Crops Outlook Promising Despite Adverse Weather
The Weather Bureau reports a mostly favorable Maryland crop outlook. Wheat largely housed with minimal sprout loss in northern central regions. southern areas suffer greater deterioration. Threshing just begun in northern centres with satisfactory results and potential average yields. Oats near harvest with strong quality. hay yield reduced by late grazing and field rottage. Early apples fair to good. peaches ripening with regional shortages. tobacco damaged on light soils. tomatoes and potatoes in varying condition. fields becoming weedy.
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Weather Bureau
Maryland
The
Hattern
Centre
Wisldsaia
Carroll County
Sli
Thea
Moving pictures draw Braddock Heights crowd
At Braddock Heights auditorium last night Biograph Company presented Onut in the Street The Daring Train Robbery and The Chicken Stealera Pictures of Washington Lincoln McKinley Roosevelt Goddess of Liberty and the American flag drew loud applause Several thousand attended the dance after the exhibition About forty persons from Hagerstown and a car load from Middletown joined a party of about forty from Carrolls Manor and a dozen cars from the area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Biograph Company
Onut
Washington
Lincoln
McKinley
Roonsvelt
Hagerstown
Middletown
Carroll’s Manor
Bealden
Ehia City
Floating Mill Fire at Laytonsville Causes $6000 Loss
A fire destroyed Maurice Brown's floating mill at Laytonsville in Montgomery County on Monday. The plant, which had been operating up to the blaze, likely ignited from overheated machinery, setting the framework aflame. Estimated loss stands around $6,000 with partial insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Brown Og
Laytonsville
Montgomery County
Gatokle
REMNANTS CLEARING SALE ON WHITE SHIRTS AND FABRICS
Colored remnants in light and dark grounds offered at sixpence per yard. Stock includes White Peralan Lawns French Lawns Silk Mulls Ginghame Dot Bevis and more. Hosiery in black six four to single size reduced to one ta per pair. Acorn brand shirts praised for reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onildahn
Reformed Church Reunion Excursion to Pen Mar July 20
Special through coaches to Pen Mar via Pennsylvania Railroad for the Reformed Church Reunion on July 20 leaving Frederick 7 18 a m Walkerarvilla 7 81 a m and Woodsboro 7 40 a m Return from Pen Mar 6 16 p m to Frederick via Woodsboro and Walkersville Tickets 1 25 from Frederick 1 05 from Walkersville and 90 cents from Woodsboro Also other local notices list gas range sales and fraternal meeting rail passes with dates and extension options
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Reformed Church Steaalon
Pen Mar
Pennsylvania Railroad
Theas
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Frederick
Walkerarvilla
Woodsboro
Wailersville
Walkaraville
Pen-Mar
Onis
Hagerstown
Western Maryland Railroad
Pan-Mar
Denver
Col
Baltimore & Ohio R R. Qn
Order of Eagles
Danvar
Baltimore & Oto Railroad
Tuoloaive
Jolnet
B &O.R. KR
Cashier Names and Sums Appear in Surplus Report
A fragmented entry lists vice resident cashiers and high value balances including a capital surplus of 100000 to 250000. Several names such as Guo Wa Bare and Barer JeaneJnno C Mora are detected among signatures and initials.
Washington County Republican Convention Due By August 29
Daily Maryland items note the county GOP gathering must be held no later than August 29. Also reported are the funeral of former Easton Mayor John Campbell Henry, the Annapolis reception for Admiral John Paul Jones remains, and a Johns Hopkins appendectomy on Gen. N Winslow Williams. Weather reaches 101 degrees in Annapolis. heat noted across Maryland.
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Washington County
John Campbell Henry
Easton
Etia
John Paul Jones
Annapolis
N. Winslow Willams
Warfiard
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Hin
Hia
Maryland
Hagerstown
Warfield
Board of Election Supervisors
Dr. Davidson
Frank 8. Revell
Davidson
Revell
Local Notice On Meeting and Events At Church Grounds
Notice states individuals with ties to a military company must report at Independent Hall on Thursday night July 206h at 7 45. A bazar and festival will be held at the church lawn Thursday Friday and Saturday nights this week. Advertising promotes sewing machines bicycles and a fine job with genuine Singer oil available at Singer stores 4 East Patrick Street Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Frederick, Md
City Residence Sold by Cramer and Stauffer
Real estate and loan agents Cramer and Stauffer sold a lot with a two story brick dwelling at 49 East Third Street Frederick to Charles W. Wachter for 61,650. The purchaser is Mr. Chas. W. Wachter. the seller is Mr. QO. O. Aushar man hie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cramer & Stauffer
QO. O. Ausharman
East Third Street
Frederick
Chas. W. Wachter
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Joseph D. Main
Rachel B. Albaugh
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Charles E. Albaugh
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Arcanamites IN
ARMS
Charles D. Galther
First Brigades
Will Ofti J Comopany Whigo
Citizens* National Bank
John Hendrickson
Sory
Madras
Batiste
Newig & Miller
Nee & Miller's
Targaln Bowlog
Shidig & Miller
Frederick and
Middletown Railway Company
O. F. Goodall
Reat
Tulsday
O'Alaockea
M. Tarms
O. P. Mussertar
Freyerick Gas & Exec. Co
Booth Market St
Atlantic City
Cape May
Goear City
Tale City
N. J
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Rehoboth
Beach
Del
Thoradays
Baltimore & Ohio Ticket
Aganza
Bargaina
Bargainas
Carson
William H. Hodson
E. J. Henson
George
Rodock A le
PAN Big Store
Bargalm
Emory Mill
Emory
Kodook
Thos. P. Rice
East Fourth Street
Aince Roar
L. Kefauver
Brecialisi
Gar
Fraderl
A. Mo
D. Q. K. Foster
H. BE. Phterman
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Frankiin Street
Kidawly
Pe E Kefauver
Dentis’s
Church Street
Fredericks Md
Sud
Médiy
Cai
Citizens’ National Bank
Marka
Patrick Strepete
WM. C. Botelar
Eichelberger N.W. Cor
Market and Third Bis
Oldawhy
Cecil & Gorman
Patrick St
F. B. Sappington
Summer Coods
City Hall
Newsrarer
Citizens
NAT. Bane
Frederick MD
Samuel G. Duvall
JuparJas
McBrear DE
Keravvex
Joan &. Ramegvns
C.N. Thomas
Wx. G. Baker
Tos. B. Haren
Dasith Bangx
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County Commisaianera
Board of County Commissioners
Markell and Ford
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Harvey R. Lease
Leander Burke
Justice O. H. Enketein
Loura
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