Personal notes of visits across towns and states
Mrs Stewart Brandenberg of Union Bridge visits her brother O E Saylor. Frank Bobitz, touring South with the Robinson Carnival Company, visits his parents. Mason of Carmel West Virginia with Gaemel Manufacturing Co. comes to Frederick for Osmden estate timber deal with R M Ramsburg. Osmden J Ramsburg returns to Baltimore after Philadelphia. Horace W Clarke of Mobile arrives for a week long visit. Mr and Mrs 4 P Marsh travel to Philadelphia to visit son John J Marh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
School of Expression
Baltimore
Maryland Institute
Horace W Clarke
Mobile
Ala
4. P. Marsh
John J. Marah
Thara
Deaths in local area mark end of era for residents
Lewis A Stockman aged 73 years 4 months 22 days died at his daughter Mrs Jasper Schaeffers residence on the Manor after living near Feagaville forty years and with daughters in past months survived by four sons and four daughters funeral at Zion church tomorrow at 2 pm interment Zion cemetery also noted Frederick citizen William B Albaugh 74 died suddenly at East South street widow surviving funeral at St Johns Catholic church tomorrow at 9 am interment Catholic graveyard infant Jennie Eleanor Whittier nine weeks died this morning funeral tomorrow 2 30 pm Mt Olivet cemetery Ellsworth M Oden 39 died this morning consumption mother house on South Market street funeral arrangements pending}
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis A. Stockman
Feagaville
Jasper Schaeffer
Gap
Mr. Stockman
Schaeffer
Harry Gockreil
Buckeystown
John W
David R
Jaffereon
Charles F
Geo. Corum
Thos. Caoil
New Market
Barry Cockrell
Buckeyatown
Anna Douginas
Albaugh
Wm. B. Albaugh
East South Street
Frederick
St. John’s Catholic Church
Father Kane
O. C. Carty
Jennie Eleanor
Harry B
Jennie M. Whitter
Mt. Olivet
O. OG. Garry
Ellsworth M. Oden
South Market Street
Will of J Albert Carter Probate in Liberty Orphans Court
The will of J Albert Carter of Liberty is filed for probate. He bequeaths all property to his wife Mollie B Carter for life provided she remains widow. if she marries the estate is divided by law. On her death if she remains single the estate goes to their children equally. Edwin Doevilbisa named sole executor without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Albert Carter
Liberty
Orphan’s Court
Mollie B. Carter
Edwin Doevilbisa
Man from Shookstown Badly Hurt In Tree Accident
William A. Masser of Shookstown, newly married a week ago, was in a locust tree cutting incident when the tree fell unexpectedly. He toppled to the ground, breaking a limb and sustaining other injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Masser
Shookstown
Fight at Ladiesburg ends with arm fracture in shop dispute
A disturbance at a Ladiesburg, Maryland store erupted from a contractor dispute over ownership and stock. Finkle Birely suffered a broken arm amid a brawl involving A D Birely and Bruce Ogle, with several Birely relatives joining in. Sheriff and bankruptcy actions followed as the store faced contested ownership and sales below cost. No arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladiesburg
Finkle Birely
Mosers
Bruce Ogle
A. W. Birely
Ogis
Birely
Ogle
A. D. Birely & Bons
Wtore
Baltimore
Mr. Ogle
A Brostee
Tha Traatee
A.D. Birely
Funerals for Grover Kattlewall and Janis DeGraft
Funeral services were held for Grover Kattlewall who died of pneumonia at his Baltimore home. Dr. Trull and ministers from several Presbyterian churches led the rites with pallbearers named. Interment followed at London Park. Mrs Janis DeGraft funeral services were at her sister’s home with Rev Dr Kubiman presiding and interment at Mt Olivet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Grover Kattlewall
Maryland Avenae
Baltimore
George H. Trull
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Harris &. Kirk
Franklin Street Presbyterian Church
J. Timothy Stone
Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church
Haslup
Hall
Tregoe
Seth
Watson
Hendricks
Webster
North Market Street
Luther Kubiman
Jacob Dadisman
Geo. A. Schroader
Thomas Kyler
Isaac Haller
Mt. Olivat Cemetery
F.schroader
Fined for fighting at Filby Road House
Reports of fights at the Filby Road House sparkled by arrests of Samuel Filby and Mrs. John Filby. Both pleaded guilty before Justice Smith and were fined five dollars each with a warning about ongoing noise and disturbances. Also notes Hoyt's Texas Stage comedy at City Opera House and a charity blind actors show. Nearby Chariton sale nets about nine thousand dollars with horses, cattle, and livestock selling at varying prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filby
Samuel Filby
John Filby
Jones
Justice Smith
Senator Gorman Re-enters Senate After Absence
Senato Gorman celebrated his fourth birthday yesterday born in Woodstock Howard county on March 11 1859. He re-entered the United States Senate a few days ago after an absence of four years defeating George L. Wellington in the succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epator Gorman
Gorman
Woodstock
Howard County
United States Senate
George L. Wellington
Hand Crushed At Bakery Accident On North Market Street
August Meier a baker on North Market Street was injured when his left hand was caught and dragged between a biscuit roller yesterday. The mishap left his hand badly injured and required medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Meier
North Market Street
Wedding Near Pearl Opens New Chapter for Miller Smith
Roy Miller of this city wed Miss Elen Lentz Smith at Grace Trinity Reformed Church near Pearl. Rev. Miller officiated, with Reuben Lease as groom’s man and Miss Mamie Young as bridesmaid. Large turnout, church decor bright, reception at the bride’s home for over fifty guests. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Miller, groom’s mother, relatives, and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draper
Clifford Guy Miller
Elen Lentz Smith
Joho F. Smith
Graca Trinity Reformed Church
Pearl
Miller
Cheroh
Reuben
Lease
Groomeman
Mame Young
Harper's Ferry
Little Mand Miller
Mosera
H. L. Wheeler
W.F. Ogle
Richard
Hargett
Nahera
George Edward Smith
Mrs. Smith
Weekly records of real estate transfers and licenses 1908
The Circuit and Orphans' Courts week ended March 11 1908 lists property deeds for numerous grantors and grantees with amounts from $100 to $1500, licenses for marriages of Philip Brown with Sara Ridgely and others, and an assortment of estate matters including sales and executorships. A patent was granted to Frank J. Fitzpatrick of Appleton Wisconsin for a corn-husking machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Mamie E. Davis
William K. Davis
James G. Linthicum
George W. Blickenstaff
Oscar Les Hays
Ellen M. Breighner
Hosband
John Wilhide
William J. Wantz
Ellen Breighner
Philip Brown
Sara Ridgely
New London
George W. Raceell
Wilmington
Delaware
Cordia May Clary
Mt. Airy
Philip F. Dutrow
Hyattstown
Carris H. Myers
Urbana
William T. Jones
Blanch E. Johnson
Orprans’ Court
Cassiamus Stottiemyer
Frank 3. Fitzpatrick
Appleton, Wis
Civil service exam for snake handlers at National Museum
Six applicants faced a panel in Washington on Tuesday to test expertise in handling snakes for National Museum vacancies. O Herbert Kreh and William Whitmer were among the contenders noted for snake catching skill. The process included sworn statements of ability and experience to be filed for final appointment consideration. An upcoming revival of East Lynne will feature Mabel Pennock with the Baker and Gibson Company at City Opera House, promising lavish sets and Parisian gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agadora
City Opera House
Columbia Polytechnic Institute For the
Washington, D.C
Lovsl Audeot
Heprlea Ollers Hin
William Whitmer
Civil Service Commission
Washington
O. Herbert Kreh
South Mountain
Osvetown
Civil Service
the Nations
Mabel Pennock
Mabel Pencosk
Baker and Gibson Company
Metropolitan Players
East Lynge
Ada Gray
Enat Lynne
Brooklyn Papers
Isabel
Lucille Western
May Worden
Carl Zeisse
Clifford Smith
Aubrey Norrit
London
William Henry Stokes
James Curtis
Shannon Sisters
Budgiy of Good Things Attracts Artistic Buyers
A tempting array of wall decorations appeals to artists and art lovers. The display promises appealing offerings that reward a visit with appealing visuals and tasteful choices.
Restoration of Mrs. Albaugh's sight after cataract surgery
Mrs. Andrew Albaugh of Woodsboro Maryland regained sight in one eye after cataract operation by Dr. Boteler. The procedure removed diseased tissue, she reported immediate clear vision with no pain, and expects glasses adjustments to restore full function soon. The event was witnessed by several family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Albaugh
Avingsear Woodsboro
Albaugh
Kable
Woodsboro
Goalty
W. C. Botater
Eley
Boteler
Thomas B. John
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Chicago
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Fred- Grick
Rodook
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Foat
Gompher
Yeakle’s
Eighbarcer
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W.O. Keeny
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