St John’s Institute Reading Club Touts Notable Names
An ornate list celebrates attendees and contributors to a literary program at St John’s Institute. It names patrons, readers, and organizers including Master Mo Purch ord, Avatar, and figures like Chas fo certhy Windwar South, GF Topper, Rover Grimbine, and Harry Crom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Johnn
Mooter
Mbastere
Berteth
Shane
Pothehliy
Vlodly
de Grimbine
Ehiss
Gaston
Bergh
Dodaroatten
Pele
Adituire
Rodhyy
Chas
Fo Certhy
Windwar South
GF Topper
Rover Grimbine
WooNiepold
Dough Bhentoer
Bio Walsh
P Bedley
Dos Pulth
Pamypetl
Woo Simmans
Harry Crom
Notice to Advertisers for This Week's Edition
Advertising copy for new ads must be received by 4 PM Wednesday and changes by noon. This week’s issue will have wide circulation in Frederick and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Purely Personal Social Roundup at City Visitors
Mrs William Heard and children visit her sister at Relay House. Jacob Wiles returned from Harmony. Miles May Springer of Keedysville visits in the city with cousin Idora Anderson. Elsie Altaugh visiting Miss Zimerman on East Third Street. Al Houck and daughter Jessie travel to Navro de Grace. Houck returns next week. Rovenour, Torwnour and Fraley families spend Sunday at Sabillnaville. N A Gerhing of Caldmore returns home. John Miller leaves for Barbulows to work. Mrs Daniel Snoger of Washington arrives to visit her mother on West South Street. Myers and Fabrney leave for Baltimore on bicycles. Rev A J Gill leaves for Emory Grove. Barbara Mehriing returns from visit to friends. W A Blagle of Hanover visits. George Troeadale and wife visit Mr Augustan Obenderfer. Nicholas Brunt of Baltimore comes to spend the summer. Harry Deeter and Robert Fratey visit Washington, DC. Calvin Whip of Washington visits his uncle on West Patrick Street and returns. Ben Ronenour of B Rovenour & Sons leaves for Baltimore on business. Jobe H Cutahall of the tax collection plans winter at Virginia resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Heard
Slater
Jacob Wiles
Harmony
Miles May Springer
Keedyavilis
Washington County
Thia City
Idora Anderson
North Market Street
Misa Elsie Altaugh
Woodalora
Zimerman
East Third Street
al Houck
Mius Jessle
Batunlay
Navro de Grace
Houck
B. Rovenour
G. Torwnour
A. Rovenour
Wm. Haller
Lewis H. Fraley
Sabillnaville
N. A. Gerhing
Caldmore
John Miller
Daniel Snoger
Washington
Baral Brust
South Street
Messie
Charles F. Myers
Elmer Fabrney
Baltimore
A. J. Gill
Emory Grove
Barbara Mehriing
Atte Erly
W. A. Blagle
Hanover
Thelairn
George Troeadale
St. Louis
Augustan Obenderfer
Nicholas Brunt
Baltmore
Harry Deeter
Robert Fratey
Bewal
Datyrent
Maryland
Frederic
Macy
Walton
Jerome Schonberg
St. John’s Catholic Church
Mollie F. Luckett
Lovettevilla
Mise Luckett
Geo Stone
Mesr Millon
Frank M. Scholl
Liberty
Flo, Smith
Mery Raelkey
West Patrick Street
James Abrecht
Pear Telegraph
Came Alte
Wm E. Nusz
Meavin
EL Eichelberger
Carneat
Harrison
Reid
Clive
Blevenson
T.F. Kenney
South Market Street
Pete We
Jefferson Krine
Fannie James
Ellicott City
Seth
Monterue Moapital
Bernard ©. Steiner
Law Pratt Free Library
Kemuel UC. Donaldson
Baltimore Andriday
Maryland Peaches
Bantimore
1.C.G. T. Loige
Walkeraville
Bentztown
Luther Duvalla
New Bons
Barbara Mehming
Weat
Ty —Menara
A. N. Slartman
Charles Arnold
John HW
Williama
Surek
Hall's Creek
Yesteriay
Steiner Brothers
Hildebeand
Carroll Manor
Tamcarrow Pen
Woo Troan
Wee County
Ordesma
Alex. Kitna
Dr. Beaty
Middletown
Geo. W. Perry
John c. Foblantz
Middletown Valley
Perry
Phleeger
Perr
Phiecger
A. Lough
Frederick
Frank Jackson
Mina Florence
Ida
Mercer
Mt. Zion
Willian Kints
Chas. A. Thomea
Oss
William E Yerror
Rere
Kenfauver
Win KE
Clarence Kreeger
Webster
Win Qreve
Mikckel
M. Olbhon
Carrion Pigeon Intrudes Family Meal on Maryland Porch
Last Monday a strange pigeon landed on a Maryland porch during dinner and pecked at the children's food leaving brainlike rings on its feet. The bird remained for several meals before flying away, prompting the family to suspect a carrion pigeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Maryland Tract
Crane of Whilem Penn Accused in Turkey Theft Case
The case charged Penn with stealing a turkey belonging to Major E. T. Goldarbrough and Reynalda with complicity. Report says Penn was brought before the Grand Jury and Reynalda was acquitted with Mel Tampr acting as chancellor for Reynolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmre
Whilem Penn
E. T. Goldarbrough
Retailers to Offer Guaranteed Meat From ARIppers
A preview notes that meat from ARIppers will be guaranteed by The Southern Co and will be available through retailers in Md and nearby areas. The report highlights the plan's rollout date and distribution details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arippers
Peeview Paper Meat
Creat Southern Co
Harvest and church notices fill a busy Sunday
Local religious services fill the day with sermons at St. John's Catholic and various churches. Bishop Arnold of Johns Hopkins speaks on money while Rev. Lawson and other pastors lead morning and evening services. Community events include a harvest-themed Young Peoples Society meeting and a lay Lutheran gathering. A Pittsburgh run proposal involving the whirling wheelmen is outlined with planned routes and stage stops. Hugh A. Fisher, longtime Baltimore and Ohio employee, dies at age near retirement, leaving a widow and six children with community sympathy expressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avbury MF
St. Joln's Catholic
West
Wilbold
Elangelical Lutheran Church
Torsie Maysilley
Your Peoples Society
Arnolt
Johns
Hopking University
Baltimore
Presbyterian Church
Romana
Res. KR
Lawson
Asbury M.E. Church
Bunday
W. Fredericktonian Lodge
Quinn A. MI. E
Nicholas Queenway
Rok. Probee
C. A. Young
Bartonville
A A. J
Gil Macedoniia
Washington County Notes on David Henner Death and Local News
David Henner of Fatkatown area died at fifty five after illness and unclear circumstances. The notice mentions pneumonia and a possible wine gesture confusion. Hagerstown plans a ratification meeting to back Chicago convention nominees and platform. Robert J. Spanaier, leading dry goods merchant of Hagertown, applied for benefit of the ye lrent law Friday with assets about 22,400 while liabilities total around 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
David Henner
Fatkatown
Dela
Paemonia
H Ia
Hagerstown
Chicago
Robert J. Spanaier
Hagertown
Local residents named in West Patrick Street incident notes
The report lists several individuals connected to a disturbance or event on West Patrick Street and nearby avenues. Names include Augustus Lebherz, Gaie, Linton Stove Works staff, Charles Rutebars, Telegraph Road residents, Murrgas and Stbolis, Melvin Orlony, and War di trot, with mentions of clinics on West Patrick Street and a Mr Tenney linked to a person named Chacha Keaferat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Lebherz
West J
Gaie
Linton Stove Works
Hifaaheth Young
Patel K
Hama
Charles Rutebars
Telegraph Ritad
Jay Mod Maysainig
Ania
Weet Mourta
Melvin Orlony
Hart
Ashy
Diana
Bea
West Patrick Street
Por Tenney
Mir Chacha
Local Notes and Social Fixings From Maryland Town
A roundup highlights community happenings in Maryland featuring Fruity Fourth anticipation, a church interior prep for fresconry, Miss Mollie Luckett's Lovetteville school celebration, and local trades like brick work on South Market street. Curiosities include a double shell potato exhibit, wheat harvest progress, and the arrival of Maryland peaches with several social and business notices throughout the town.
Harvest field notes and community life in 19th century county
The column records local harvest activity and weather, praises workers like Mr Perry and Mr Phie ger, notes new buildings and repairs, social visits, and church events. It highlights farm prosperity, property transactions, and community improvements by residents such as Kenfauver, Kreeger, Greve, and Olbhan, with mentions of clergy and upcoming farewells.
Pere et Sie Town Bus Schedule Change Notice
Changes announced for Pere et Sie town bus routes. Daily departures to Park Mills and Adana with arrival times listed. Services run except Sundays with adjustments for Monday and Saturday schedules.
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Pere Et Sie
Park Mills
Adamatown Daly
Della
Park Milly
Adana
Confused OCR sports notice from July event near Bang Wall
Fragmentary text notes a July ball game with teams and venues, mentioning Bang Wall At and Mehirlng brow balls. It references a score or result near Wantlibe and Lig tema, with players and wards named in garbled form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neametown
Witte
Ashita
Wantlibe
Aecen
Chia Aity
Fragmented OCR Traces Names City Figures and Places
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous names and places including Veetorday, Arcivala City, Woluhert, Sey Lark, Poolesvitte Lebdren, Wak D Appdewootte, Philadelphia figures, and several institutions. It appears as a chaotic roster of persons and locales with no clear event or narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veetorday
Arcivala City
Meehan
Uiverstuwe
Fhet
Woluhert
Sey
Lark
Poolesvitte Lebdren
Wootasey
Bethe Tdey
Eta
Cor Darky
Perea Assill
Detendes
Dames Boobandth
Phila
Dimwiator
Buelayapatea
Pad
Bydean Plinw
Dboreldir
CWS
Midi
Wave
Theatohien
Terry RoWadatin
OUP
Nedaon
Baltimore
Wok Lanth
Union Uebles
Bod Tada
Wodosedirlser
Harvey
Court Accounts and Administrations Listed in Estate Records
The document records several court actions: first and final accounts for Lends L Maser as administrator of ers Mosce, distributions for Alina han Long, and the test and final accounts for Seamas CW soldiing as administrator of Anna M. Schmbit. It also notes the ta t and dnanecount of Mea Mate gardt as executrix of Prank M. Myera, letters of administration on the estate of Soha Olver Holtz granted to Tayi Tody, and the inventory of personal property in the estate of Adeline Wadmworth filed by W. J. Grogs.
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Orphana Court
Lends L Maser
Ers Mosce
Alina Han Long
Seamas CW Soldiing
Anna M. Schmbit
Mea Mategardt
Lo Myers
M. Myera
Soha
Olver Holtz
Tayi
Tody
Adeline Wadmworth
W. J, Grogs
Merchants Close Stores From July to February Event
The list notes numerous merchants closing shops during the event from July to February. Names include Lowensteln Wertheimer Rosenstock Henry Wineberg J I Markey James Bowher Hendrickson Boi Glackston David Beat Rodock Neilig Alex Hrengle Thomas Co Polk Bon Aquila Yenkle Waller Kennedy Campbell Eldridge Merry Son Werove Mullinta Kump Gilbert Cline Co Lerew Hotta Kenner Kemp Veta Audion Paauku Dios Loy Perry Wineberg.
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Lowensteln & Wertheimer
Rosmour
Storee
Rosenstock
Henry Wineberg
J. I. Markey
James Bo Wher & Lay
Hendrickson
Boi
Glackston
David If Beat
Rodock A Neilig
Alex Hr
United Drill Association to Honor Captain Stokes
A meeting of the United Drill Association discussed value to Hanover and planned further action. Tomorrow evening at 10 o'clock the association will present Capt. Frank Stokes with a golf badge, with a presentation by Hon F.O. Nelson and an address by J. Bor. Woods.
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United
Valew
Hanover
United Drill Association
Frank Stokes
FO. Nelson
J Bor. Woods
Man Injured as Reaper Horses Run Wild in Harvest Field
Yesterday around 10 o clock near Bethel Chaick on W M Stull farm a reaper tongue broke causing the machine to strike the saddle baron and frighten four horses. Asterling A Stoll about 20 years old drove and jumped free as horses bolted, but both horses and driver escaped injury. The reaper was damaged lightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Stull
Bethel Chaick
A. Stoll
Tat Fired the Foner Near Bethelchurch Inat Pelifay
A disrupted scene shows a traction engine causing fence damage along a road near Bethelchurch. Sparks from the engine set grass ablaze and damaged fence panels and posts while a group from Frederick and nearby towns observed the drive over the mountain. The party from Frederick includes Mr and Mrs Everest Harding Minnie Wachtel Minnie Doll Maggie Salim Maxyly Mant Dora Mante and others traveling with relatives and friends in Hagemtown. The overall journey was described as pleasant despite the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cou Omy
Tony
Bethelchurch
Hie
Boy Killed by Lightning During Severe Storm
An eleven year old boy died after being struck by lightning during a severe electric storm at Martinsiire yesterday afternoon. He was with two companions when the tragedy occurred. The mothers of the others were injured.
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Martinsiire
Unclear state news and local notices mix in midweek edition
Fragmented report lists multiple local items across Harford and Garratt counties including court actions elections and notable figures. Mentions Governor Browne and several named officials with scattered events such as a public body appointment and upcoming legal proceedings.
Mountain View Motel Opens With Grand Mt Airy Reception
A grand opening and reception for the Mountain View Motel at Mt Airy draws a large local gathering. A committee for arrangements includes Augustus Wardoth and Lee A. Davis. Rhoden Orchestra provides music as attendees mingle.
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Mountain View
Mt. Airy
Theodhureny
Proprieor
P.m
Augustus Wardoth
Lee A. Davia
Johm Barthelow
J. Leo Murray
Rhoden’ Orchestra
Milas Clompne No Warfield
Mira Mattie Warfelil
Waternvilla
Mian
Nottie Haterns
Alvin Cors
Dormuy
John Harshlow
Gistence
Dorsey
Glenwood
Dr. Fowney
New
Uammond
Hoodta Mila
Jaraca Barrett
A.W. Runkles
Mr. Atty
Hubert Je Runklen
Mt. Atty
Roa. Hellman
Dame K. None
Fredom
Anstry E Lowers
Worthington
Glenwood White
Warfield
Wateraville
Obituary notices from local press about infant death and Adaline Albaugh
The notice reports an infant death from alcohol-related illness and a funeral set for tomorrow at 10 am at Iminttaburgs. It also records the death of Adaline Albaugh from heart disease and a memorial service at 2 pm next Thursday at the German chapel, with burial arrangements in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtr
Iminttaburgs
Atla
Adaline Albian
North Market
Ted
Funeral service for Rachael Robertson celebrates life
The funeral of Rachael Robertson, a colored resident, was held yesterday at Asbury M E Church. Pallbearers included Richard Jackson Hirjah Davis Thomas HO Douglas and Young. Interment followed at Greenmount Cemetery with A T Rice & Sons Funeral Directors in charge.
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Rachael Robertson
Asbury M
Lev
Daweon
Richard Jackson
Hirjah Davis
Thomas HO Douglas
Young
Greanmount Cometery
A.T. Rice & Bons
Appointment for H Hardesty ear throat duties near City Hotel
Local notice states H Hardesty will be out of City Hotel Thursday at 1 o'clock and remain until Friday for medical services. The document references Fourth of July exgiuretonata and indicates travel from the Ohio river region. Details are partially garbled but imply scheduling and contact through Ti. & O. Agent.
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Ded
H. Hardesty
Coullat
Antil
Hk, & C. Exguretonata
Ohio
Nenreet Ti
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