Purely Personal Visit Notes From Local Area
A parade of visitors and residents are listed across the city with relatives and friends calling on sites from Gettysburg to Ocean City. Names include Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Doll Rev. John Paul Tier Mr. Win Hoffman Erncot Hullenstein Clarke Slace A. J. Michael Joknega Dutrow Bert Myers J. T. Pyles Bernard B. Thomas Morris Heath Odeonford Misses Avane Jackson Sarah Lenhart Helen Morgan Mollie Mullinix Joseph DeGrange Marcelene Gaver and family C Herman Marion Holler Elizabeth Gilson C Albert Gilson J M Cronenberg Anny Schmidt Harry Schmidt John A Markell Jr and A C Markell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Doll
Gettysburg
John Paul ‘Tier
Winchester
Win
Hoffman
Balymore
Erncot
Hullenstein
Clarke S'lace
Hotel Briddock
A. J
Michael
South Market Attect
Lime Akin
Joknega Dutrow
Carroll's Manor
Bert Myers
Washington
J. T. Pyles
East Patrick Street
Barnesville
Bernard
Thomas
Weat South Street
Buckesston
Morris Heath
Ligzie Morgan
North Market Street
Mollie Mullinix
Joseph
South Market Street
Hugeratown
Johan DD. DeGrange
Adamstown
Kene
Joseph W. Gaver
Marcelene
Grace
Clarke Place
Ocean City
Charles WW
Ely
Marland School For the Deaf
East River
Treoiskon
Iowa
C. Herman
West South Street
Marion C. Holler
Elizabeth Gilson
C. Albert Gilson
Thurmont
R. L. Murray
Baltimore
Fred. Horn
Kansas City
Mm. J. M. Cronenberg
Anny M. Schmidt
Harry K. Schmidt
Henry Schmidt
Patrick Street
John A. Markell
John A. Markell, Jr
A. C. Markell
Engagement and Hymeneal Notice for Leila Bowers and Charles Grove
Late engagement announced for Miss Leila Bowers daughter of Mia Bowers and Matilda Bowers sister of Rev. John C. Bow Hardmore of Calvary Lutheran church. She to Mr. Charles C. Grove a studied mathematician and singer at Salem and Hopkins. Long, Ella Long both in the same community with Rev. ter Dee Te roca he.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leila Bowers
Mia
Matilda Bowers
John C. Bow- Hardmore
Calvary Lutheran Church
Charles C. Grove
Eoena
Salem
Mies Thaes
Hee Brother's Church
Theran Deaconaces
Petonee
Ballo
Religious World Teaches Truths In Weekend Services Across Churches
The column lists Sunday services across many local churches. It notes masses, sermons, and Sunday school times at Catholic, Evangelical, Presbyterian, Baptist, Methodist, Episcopal, Lutheran, and Reformed churches. It highlights pastors and key biblical passages used in morning and evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Welty Fatu
J. Sohn
Yester
Naked Brethren Church
Presbyterian Church Y
Christian Endeavor
Trinity M. E. Church
South
John Paul Tyler
Methodist Episcopal Church
S. Gill
Dealah
Hugh Johnson
Baltmore
All Saints’ Protestantpiscopal Church
de. Osborne Ingle
Kingdom of God
Schiggasile Mission
C. M.dilpin
Charlotte Baker
Gree Reformed Chorch
McLosn
A. G. Horman
Lighyv
Iowa
Grace Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ghas,t Steck
Dod
Clarence Leatherman
Levi Leatherman
Lewistown
Leathertat
New Castle
Steck
Leatherman
Saul
Local Arrestees and Hearings Reported in Court
Pearl Hill, a colored woman, jailed on a $50 bond for theft from James Sewall at the depot Saturday night. Joseph W. Gaver for the accused. Victor and Luther Buhrman of Foxville posted $100 bail for grand jury action after an assault on Tracy Delauter near Foxville. J E R Wood for the accused. Jeane Monroe, colored, released on a defective commitment writ after being jailed for bastardy. S A Lewin for the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Hill
Lewis F
Carter
James’ Sewall
Alli Saints Street
C. H. Eckstein
Abe
Coom
Action St c Grand Jury
Joseph W. Gaver
Victor
Luther Buhrman
Foxville
J. Francis Smith
Grand Jury
Tracy Delauter
Stack
Delauter
J. E.R. Wood
Averae Renee
Jeane-Monroe
Bestardy
A. Lewin
Maryland Teachers Institute Plans County Meetings
The Teachers' Institute of Maryland earned a schedule for county institutes across the state. Frederick hosts the first session on September 11, with others to follow in September. county institutes convene October 31 and continue into November. Grimes of Queen Anne's and W. Day of St. Mary's are named superintendents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute
Fae
Eet of
Maryland
County Institute
Wil
Frederick
Fleet
Byron
Eeeston
Pane
Grimes
Queen Anne's
W. Day
St. Mary's
Seaton Tickets Price Cut At Frederick County Fair Board Action
Frederick County Agriculture Society board meets to revise premium list adding cattle classes and lowering exhibitor tickets to one dollar with attendants at one dollar fifty per person. Season tickets drop to eighty eight cents and grant daily fair access. Race program outlined for October with purses and open classes across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Managtrs
Frederick County Agricultre Society
Pines and Garden
Messrs. Hamm, Hargett
Kefauver
Frederick
Washington
Montgomery
Howard
Carroll
Wrshington
Deaths Mark Three Local Families In One Day
The notice reports the deaths of Mrs. Ann Rebecca Culler in Feagaville aged 82 after general debility. Funeral in St Luke’s Lutheran church Feagaville with interment in Jefferson Lutheran graveyard. Also noted are the deaths of George D. B. Holter at Brandford in his 70th year and George A Bowlus formerly of Middletown aged 67, with details on survivors and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Redecca Culler
Ann Rebecca Culler
Philip Culler
J. Meary Culler
Feagaville
James Henry
Wm. L. Culler
Feagavile
John J. Cutler
Manor Church
Uloyd C
George B. Culler
Harlan J. Beard
C. N. Trundle
Branddock
Reformed
Middletown
Alien County State Bank
Thomas H. A
Charles W
George R
Bruce J
Clare E
Hazel. B
Lee Bowlus
Masonic Fraternity
Automobile Fire Near Gy Hotel Blaze In Baltimore
A car owned by Walton D. Greenbaum of Baltimore caught fire in front of the Gy Hotel yesterday after engine trouble and was extinguished without the need for a pump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton D. Greenbaum
Baltimore
Pee
Coats
Erect a Warehouse Project At Site Adjoin East Patri
Plans call for a two story brick fireproof warehouse to be built adjoining East Patri with ground breaking soon. The building will measure about forty by eighty feet and cost estimated at one million dollars. Work will proceed under city permits and oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metsinne
Brief Bits A Budget of Bright Items of Lees and General Interest
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad excursion yesterday brought 255 visitors to the city. Miss Rose Fearbake, long at Braddock Heights, shows some improvement. Ex-Sheriff Charles T. K. Young of North Market Street remains ill but is improving. A new help wanted ad offers a cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lees
Baltimore and Ohio
Rose Fearbake
Braddock Heights
Charles T. K. Young
North Market Street
Award set aside in condemnation case against Catoctin furnace land
Judge Jamce B. Hendersan voided a $100 jury award in the condemnation of Catoctin furnace property owned by Joseph E Thropp and others for the W F G RR. The ruling requires Thropp to present evidence on damages to adjacent land before finalizing the taking delaying the Lewistown Monocacy Valley link project and affecting railroad work. Sheriff Myershina notified Thropp of condemnation hearing scheduled for July 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamce B. Hendersan
Catoctin
Joseph E 'Thropp
G. RR
Hendersan
Stoner
Weinberg
Riilroad
Jacob Rohrback
Thropp
W. F2& GR
Lewistown
Monocacy Valley
Meshereon
Myershina
Mr. Thropp
State Rifle Team Qualifies Weakly at Range Event
First Infantry detachment comprising Companies A C E F and M led by Majors Adams and Riley posted an 88 percent hit rate at the state range last week. The regiment tallied 324 qualified soldiers, with standout marksmen named across multiple companies and a notable 105 shot run by Frank Coblents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Riley
Humber
Kefauver
Howard Hurst
John Morgan
Trickle
Louis B. Myora
Bryson
Comny E
A. J. Maton
Pbrenat
Munshower
Haines
Beckenbaugh
Latham
W. A. League
Staley
Coblents
Carpenter
Proctor
Wherrett
Bassett
F. Coblentz
Downey
Rtiflemen
Elwer ¥. Munshower
Fink Cobents
Sharpahooters
James Paul Brown
John H. Staley
Markemen
Harry J. Kefauver
Charles B. Groff
Fabian Posey
Arthur T. Kreh
Seint Harry Kennedy
John . Heard
Paul C. Whipfisrey
Hull
Walter H. McDaniel
Wm. M. Storm
Muchcifo
Charles W. Griffin
Barry Albaugh
Frank Andrews
Edward Bentz
Thomas Coblents
Ruspell
Crouse
Walter W. Duvall
Ray Flelachman
Oscar M. Fogle
Albert H. Gill
David O. Griffin
Hay Hagan
Maurice B
Cart
Col. Little
Lanceral Eamer F. Munshower
Frank Coblentz
Iment
Wiekout
Notice of Bank Declared Semiannual Dividend
Faspanica Mp July 8 1908 The Board of Directors of the Citizens National Bank of Frederick Md declare a semiannual dividend of four percent clear of taxes payable on demand WM G Zimmerman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faspanica
Ctizens’ National Bank of
Frederick
WM. G. Zimmerman
Local notices advertise sales and events in Braddock Heights
Community announcements include a Free Kindergarten fundraiser on Mrs. Allen Rohrback's lawn and a Country Club play Cranford on July 20. Also listed are public events at Braddock Heights and Holmes names, plus notices about dog control, furniture sales, gas ads, and a large Maryland picnic and tournament in August 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Rohrback
Braddock Haight
Maryland Guardsmen Aim for Rifle Siegeon Success
Lieut Harry J Kefauver qualified in the pistol marksman course with 142 nits and eight to ten men must qualify on the range as Company A seeks top standing in the Maryland National Guard Brigade at the end of the rifle segeon. The US government and states back rifle proficiency as citizen soldiers improve themselves. Ten thousand dollars already spent on the Maryland Stifle Range for ammunition this season, giving citizens a chance to obtain value for their money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Kefauver
Company A
Maryland National Guard
United States
Maryland
Court denies license to Wm. M. Fisher at Motter's
Court sustains objections to printing an ordinary license for Wm. M. Fisher at Motter's and refuses to issue. Wm. P. Maulsby represented Fisher while George A. Pearce of the anti-Baloon League spoke on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. M. Fisher
Motter’s
Wm. P. Maulsby
Mr. Fisher
George A. Pearce
Holy Name Picnic and Park Excursion Ad on Rail line
Vita Park summer outing to W F and G Railway with Springs Band and refreshments on the grounds. Train leaves Fourth Street corner at 7 30 p m and final return 10 o clock. Base ball tomorrow Frederick and Haney with admission 25 cents. Lutheran Reunion special cars from town. Dutch auction of a fine china case from 40 to 22 dollars.
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Vita Park
Imene
Springs
Eer Pode
Fourth Street
Frederick
Park
Lutheran Reunion
Ron
Ss Lutheran Reunion
Pee-Mar
proceeZee A
F. Axprison
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Lutheran Réunion
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Hanover Central Nat. Bank
Rodock & Co
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Cramer & Stauffer
H.C. Frautt
Henhett's
Neidig & Miller
Dar
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Agricultural Society
Seaton
Inataad
Harniofore
Adv
D'Ypeno
John D. Hendrickson
Teer
Naine
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John D. Rendrickson
P.B
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Spain
Tlandkerchtel
Cranford
Frederick Gry Hospial Wetec
Breda Heights
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Roduck
Thos. P. Rice
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Phonss
A. J. Richelbergrer
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North West Gor
Third Gee
Phowsa
M. L. Etchison
M. L. Etchibon
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South Markhet Street
Frederick, Md
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Knights of
Pythias
Atrécts
Janca
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Bow
Surya
Ercuison Furniture Sront
Anleigh
Joe Sere
Atlancement
Rown & Janis
Bricklayers
Barneeville
Ba Thun
Charles L. Rens
Vergent
Charles L. Renn
H.R. Etchison
We. BB. Etchison
Etchison
Roca
East Church
Beneet
Woenan
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Etchibon Funeral
Mmchelmer
Jylidawiy
F. B. Sappington
F. B. Rappirgtur
Olty Ball Peat
Haney
Holy Name
Itera
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Holy Name Committee
J. Faanos Surra
Crartes Witeon
C. A. Wickless
Manama Dirrenvas
J.B. Moor
Georgie Poole
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