Local Trade Names Featured in Sanitary Catalog Snapshots
A fragmentary listing shows merchants and fabrics including wholesale directors Sutmees, Culler, Kemp, and Gaver. It mentions Central Nat. Bank figures J. D. Hendrickson and exhibits like 50¢ shirts and spring dress fabrics. The text resembles an early 20th century trade note with assorted business names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tantvare
J. M. Milier
Agi
D. TL Moberiv
Ht L. Gaver
Dir
Sutmees
Mo Culler
Stol Bros
Lowe
avertherunner des_ Kempshear’ Bros. Central Nat. Bank
J. D. Hendrickson
Personal News From Tad Street And Nearby
Purely personal items note Mr Geo F Kline of Tad South street has recovered from illness and is able to work. A neighbor on East Fourth street reports a member of Jeffer s Corn Yeager family ill at parental home. Miss May Shipley and Elsie ger visit friends in York and Columbus. Mr and Mrs Geo Wm Hauer of Baltimore spend a few days with relatives here. Albert Guenther of Kohn & Co Newart J returns after staying in the city. Mrs J W Renner on East Third street, and Frank W G Morris of Ward Mining Pumping Co, also visit the city in company interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
F_ Kline
Tad South Street
East Fourth Street
Baltimore
May Shipley
North Market
Geo. Wm. Hauer
Baimaere
Albert Guenther
Kohn & Co
Newart J
Ieee
Ng Kolb
U.S
Tmt
Ana
Hiver
J. W. Renner
Eas
Third Street
Frank W.G. Morris
Ward Mining Pumping of Home
Hymeneal Notices From Frederick and Baltimore Areas
George W Youre and Miss Mata May Kenna both of Frederick were married February 15 at the Brethren parsonage by Rev J W Kirsste. After April 1 they reside on East Second Street. Eduard Breuning of Baltimore and Miss Bessie Gertrude Etenfson of Market were quietly married this afternoon by Rev A J Colston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Youre
Mi Ita
May Kenna
Frederick
J. W. Kirssete
East Second Street
Breuning
Tchisux
Eduard Breuning
Baltimore
Bessie Gertrude Etenfson
Vow Market
A. J. Coslon
Arrest in Hotel Assault Leads to Grand Jury Bail Set
On Monday morning William Lossary was arrested for criminal assault on a laundress at Hotel Spar Quan Road near Dm gnena Leanne. He was held in 3300 bail to appear before the grand jury on September 7. Mersss. Wm. TL Everson and Joseph Long were seen at his appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Surry
Fliam Lossary
Sparquan Roa
Dmgnen
Leanne
Han
Mersss. Wm. TL
President to attend velens tege on October
Fragmentary report notes the President’s planned attendance at an event in October. It mentions Mr Joseph L Houff and Miss Lucretia Haller, with references to City Hospital and South Market Street, plus Mr Robert Griff of Huckerstown Station also taken for treatment.
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White
So Wells
Dramitsburg Wise
Dni
Fam
Joseph L. Houff
City Hospital
Lucretia Haller
South Market Street
Robert Griff
Huckerstown Station
Henry Winberg Returns from Hot Springs Health Trip
Henry Winberg of Hagerstown formerly of this city spent six weeks in Hot Springs for health. He returned Thursday after benefiting significantly from the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Winberg
Hagerstown
Hot Springs
Atk
Enic
Fire destroys Walkersville residence in Widersville
Fire gutted the John Sennen home at Widersville near the Northern Central Railway depot, likely started by sparks from a passing locomotive. The blaze consumed a frame house and its Camilo belongings, with bucket brigades and extinguishers saving nearby structures. Contents partly covered by insurance. some paper notes and cash burned.
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John Sennen
Widersville
Slertad
Persartal Delungines
Camiio
Northern Central
Walkersville
Saab
Jan
Budence
Jami
Faries
Bucket Brigade
Monovacy Valley Canning Company
Jaisent
UrAnce
Jamison
Funeral Notices for Misinger Zimmerman Boins and Rice
The funeral of John T. Misinger occurred yesterday at Mt Bethel M E near Garfield with Rev Isaac Levell officiating. Dr. Charles Zimmerman’s funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 pm from his Braddock home, with interment at Mt Olivet after a trolley ride. George O Boins, a colored man, was buried yesterday at 3 pm from his West All Saints street home, Rev J H Norwood presiding, with interment at Greenmount cemetery. Thomas P Rice served as funeral director.
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Joi Paul Tyler
Flize Hilcinerrn
Tomorve
Holy Name Keepers
First Baptist Church
W. Putney
Christian Endeavar Society
Grace Reformed Church
EB. L. McLean
St. Joss Reformed Church
Buckerstown
Alvill Connor
Evangelical Reformed Church
E. R. Eschbach
Rufus Miller
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church
Tomas Freeman Dixon
Miriam
John T. Misinger
Mt. Bethel M. BE
Garfield
Isaac Levell
E. L. Forrest
Sheridan Toms
Summersett Draper
Homer Hays
Mt. Bethel
Thomas P. Thice
Charles Zimmerman
Braddock
Mt. Olivet
George O. Boins
West All Saints’ Street
3. H. Norwood
Thomas Potts
John Dorsey
Richard Crenshaw
Iar Brown
Frank Summers
Kens Snowden
Greenmount Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Poole Sistersand Family Moved to County Home
Crms and Sebastian Poole and their sisters Misses Virginia and Emma Poole long confined in a North Mechanic Street house were moved to Allegany county County Home for care. Mayor Clarence M King and County Physician W F Twigg found the home in deplorable condition and arranged immediate aid. Rev G J Rider and Walkersville United Brethren church members donated 25 for the pastor and family in an evening of gifts and praise.
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Crms
Sebastian Poole
Virginia
Emma Poole
Mechanic Street
George's Creek
Cumberland
Allegany County
Clarence M. King
W. F. Twigg
Peele
Enna Peele
Sater
Poole
Foamerly
Buckeystown
G. J. Rider
of United Brethren Church
Walkersville
J. Z. Reddicl
Elmer Green
Training for Work Aims for High School Commercial Courses
Education officials push for a General Educational bill in the Legislature to establish commercial courses in county high schools, with teacher training in accredited schools and county support. Critics note vocational training gaps and urge business and agricultural offerings to broaden students’ social and industrial life. Y M C A meetings urged. Brunswick beat Frederick in a bowling match, and local auctions set for Monday on farms and livestock.
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ML Baton Stephens
Stephens
Historiua
Au Giereuse
Stephere
Stem
Crest
Faust At The City Opera House A Fine Porter Production
White’s Faust performed at the City Opera House last night under Olga Verne’s supervision. William Richards as Mephisto and Frederick J. Wi as Faust delivered strong performances. The stage setting and electrical effects were excellent.
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Faust
Opera House
Porter. White
City Opera House
Olga Verne
Marguerite
William Richards
Frederick J. Wi
Building to Be Remodeled on Court Street
The Haydor property on Court Street, purchased by Charles T. Ky Young, will be remodeled into two dwellings with offices. One half of the property has been purchased by Mr. Clush.
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Haydor
Con Court Street
Charles T. Ky, Young
Clush
False Alarm at Sire House Echoed by Responding Units
A yesterday afternoon alarm at the Sire House proved false as Yre Independents and Uniteds responded. The engine house reported the alarm, but authorities ruled it a non threat and no damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yre
Independents
Uniteds
Traveling Salesman Appointment and City Dynamo Update
Mr Russell M Kefauver of Middie town has become a traveling salesman for a Philadelphia storage house. The Opera House was lit last night by current from the citys newly bought incandescent dynamo. Ground breaking occurred for several dwellings on East Sixth Street with E J Hudson initiating the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell M. Kefauver
Middie
Town
Valley
Philadelphia
E. J. Hudson
East Sixth Street
State Bank Cashier Affirms Financial Statement
The document records a bank cashiers sworn statement listing assets and liabilities including notes due to other banks and customers, certified checks, and capital stock. It names WM G Zimmerman as cashier and officials TH Vers Thomas and others approving the report, dated February 2.
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Vez Spee
Resa
Marri Land
G. Zimmerman
Saul Heller
Thomas
John C. Motter
Wil Smith
C. E.gline
Directaora
Enoch Delivers Pressing Show At Bijou
At the Bijou last night Enoch drew a fair sized appreciative crowd with a moving program that combined entertainment and instruction. The act teaches breathing and swimming techniques while presenting engaging features. Two performances remain this week including a matinee and evening show with moving pictures shown at both.
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Enoch
Fort Wayne Sentinel Local Notice Fragments and Ads
Mixed OCR text lists items like stoves bed frames and corn stalks, plus notes on a hospital bazaar raffle won by Miss Woerner. Mentions store addresses in Frederick and Baltimore area, a dental move, gas and electric bill reminders, moving pictures, and a real estate loan offer. Contains several names and ads for goods and services.
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Focher Gay Fillmore Fed
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Pesiou Hun
Waites
Moon
Suchat
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Sui Rerthy
W. L. Moore
Weather Bureau
Trinity M. E
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John Paul Tyler
Epworth Lescue
United Brethren Church
J. W. Kirtcote
Christian Endeavor
Young Men's Christian Association
McGregor
Sundar
Frederick County
C. A
Charles Roads
Geneal
Borland Sundar School
Buckeystown Smp
E Makosky
C. E
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C. EB. Society
Ormuztow
M. Opal Church
R. A. J. Gill
Fredonia
Predonia Council
U. A. Mu
Wm. 2D. EH. Geo
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Clarks Fl. Young
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Ennis
E_ Buller
Fourth Street
Charles Rhoderigk
Hattie A. Swarty
Me. Young
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Thington Staley
Broun Om
East Seventh Street
Lawson A. Dubel
Samuel C. Ramsburg
Sunn
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Charley B. Fout
P Etioneer
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Frank L. Stoner
Market
All Saints Streets
Seoer Welty
Charles B. Meeley
Fout
Martha E.wilcoxon
Walter Saundes
Emory L. Coblents
Rorky Springs
Charles N. Reeder
Camp Schley Association
Braddock Heights
Clara E. Coblentz
Baddock
Cobleniz
la Fonda” Cuizure
Miller
Irving
Biser
Brunswick
Y.3.c. A
Frederick Boys
Frederick—Toms
Brown
Duvail
Wood
Smith
Brunswin Campbell
Holland
West
Rheeder
Hedges
Harvey R. Lease
Granville M. Smith
Gas Howe Pike
Edgar T. Mercer
Joseph A. Purdum
Unionville
L. M. Bready
Robert 3
Ranscher Ser
Licksville
Citizens’ National Bank
Maryhand
Dacca U.S
Banklie Home
Hse
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IGU
1Zsar
JOS Oy
Frederick City Hospital
Lintnte M. Keeies
St. Patrick Post
Salem
Mass
Mr. Southwick
J. M
WLC. IT. U. Laceling
Maywood
Ruth Mullinix
Tiller
Shipley & Boost
Spalding
Threeinch Imur
House Timbers
Mary Jane
FL & G. RR. Co
Lewistown
Frederck
Tue Ereuison Funstrere Sroee
John D. Hendrickson
Petes
Lawowin
Boslery
Seesuuth
Neidig & Miller
NT Eidig & Miller
Namsook
Kwality
Tre Ercuison Fuanistan
Hospital Guild Bazar
Miss Woerner
C. P. Bennett’s
A. Kate Grrrmann
The
Fort Wayne Sentinel
Southwick
Richard Jie
Evenisox Femiture
H. E. Smith
East Church Street
North Market Street
Ed. McSherry
G. Warneriox
Carroll and Patrick
Charlesville
Fl&g
C. T. K. Young
Frederick, Md
Wm. TE. Smith
Sheriff's Office
Richard
Henry LE. Southwick
Emmerson College of Oratory
Boston
College Hall
Elizebeth McDaniel
McCardell’s
East Patrick St
J. M. Conner
George S. Rovock x CO
Bargais
Atse
Idle Een
Beyard
George
Rodock & CO
Sit
Thos. Price
Thomas Price
A. J. Eichelberger
Shad
Cut Berning
Fotomac
Norway
A. A. Eichelberger
Northwest Car
Boit
Novigdawty
B. Peterman
Franklin Street
City
mayOddanly
Wefauver
North Market Streeet
Craher & Stauffer
Cramer & Stauffer
Eee
EES Tederick
Miko Sore
Fidelity
Tarwad
Srd
Pearl
East Third Street
Pike
Eberty
Farmer Street
Patrick Street
F. B. Sappington
City Hall
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