Music and Sale Notices Mention Local Firms
Subscribers to Luz News are urged to send old and new addresses to ensure a prompt transfer. The fragment cites firms like Albert F. Main Neidig Miller and Chesapeke Music Co and mentions a Presbyterian Church and St. Mary's. The item reads as a miscellaneous notices page with address change instructions and references to sales and local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlen Rothenhoefer
Tate
Joseph W. Gaver
Cheasapeake Music Co
Presbyterian Church
St. Mary’s
Albert F. Main
Neidig & Miller A. BR. Yeakie -Markey's
Luz News
Purely Personal Local Notes
Purely personal items from Baltimore and nearby areas list travel, moves, visits, and new employment. Oscar Firestone visits the city while Vincent Yingling and family relocate to 135 North Market Street. Mamie Caatle visits Mr. George F Abrecht. Mrs. Rosenoar and relatives host on East Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Firestone
Baltimore
Vincent Yingling
North Market Street
Nannie
Dora Mantz
New York
Philadelphia
Mamie Caatle
Middletown
George F Abrecht
West Patrick
B. Rosenoar
East Patrick Street
David Johnson
Fengaville
Montana
Marshall Schrosder
Messrs. J. M. Newman & Co
George McLaughlin
York
William Strine
Floyd and
Russell
Walkeraville
W. GC. Rhoderick
Metropolitan Burlesquers At City Opera House March 20
The Metro politan Burlesquers will perform at the City Opera House on March 20 bringing a large company of thirty performers. Opening and closing burlesques promise humor from skilled comedians. The chorus features beautiful faces and figures with singing voices and an array of seven vaudeville acts, all top class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera
Metropolitan Burlesquers
Boy Nearly Injured by Stalled Horse at Livery Stable
Master Harlan Sponseller slipped while gathering eggs in a manger at his father Eugena Sponseller’s livery stable yesterday afternoon. The horse, though frightened, stood still and the boy escaped harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Sponseller
Eugena Sponseller
Local Auction Records Strong Bids at Mt Pleasant Sale
The sale of Mrs Harriet A Sheos west Mt Pleasant drew high bids under auctioneer Harvey R Lease. A two year old colt sold for 190 dollars a six horse team brought 1250 dollars and cows sold for 220 to 53 dollars. The total sale amount reached 1400 dollars. The sale advertised in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet A. Sheos
West Mt. Pleasant
Harvey R. Lease
Ciwss
Devoe paint price tale from Frederick Maryland letter
Letter to George B H Zimmerman in Frederick details a paint price dispute with offers of 500 gallons at 1.30 and 1.25 a gallon. It notes adulteration in full and short measure paints, benzine in oil, and Devoe leading as a cheaper house and yearly cost. Promotion for P L Hargett & Co. selling the paints and a want ad offer in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
8. O
Maine
Devoe
W. Devor
Maryland Legislature urged for Battle of Monocacy monument funding
Major Goldsborough of Maryland stated that prospects look favorable for an appropriation to build a monument on Monocacy battlefield. Delegate Leckey introduced the bill, and Goldsborough believes committees will favor passage with little Senate opposition. Other states with troops at the battle have funded monuments, and Maryland is urged to follow suit since the battle occurred in Maryland and the monument will stand on Maryland soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majo E. ¥. Goldsborough
Maryland
Blaryland
Leckey
Goldsborough
Letters From The People and University Extension Notes
A reader letter discusses University Extension lectures in Frederick, urging greater citizen participation to sustain the program. It emphasizes the value of lectures on literature, history, and sociology, and calls for about one hundred residents to commit to another year. A second note clarifies the meaning of Monocacy from Heckewelder, noting it as a stream name with beads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universite Extension
Tax News
University Extension Society
Cass
Bsva
Mira
Oltizsus
Frederick
Fras
Maryland
Heckewelder
Transactions of the American Philosophis Society
Philadelphia
Heeckewelder
Crus Thowas
Dontless
Notable Local Deaths and Incidents Across Maryland
William J. Griffith dies in Somerset county at age 69. George W. Smith, a leading Hagerstown lawyer, is critically ill at 73. Barry Les is arrested near Jackson's Corner on a locket theft charge. Adam Nicklaus of Baltimore attempts suicide with a penknife. William O Joyres is shot and killed during a struggle over a pistol with Daniel Leonard and George E. Schreck. John E. Curran and Miss Addie Luther eloped from Baltimore to Elhatt City after a warrant for her arrest on a baby incorrigible charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toder
William J. Griffith
Somerset County
George W. Smith
Hagerstown
Barry Les
Jackson's
Towson
Winder
Adam Nicklaus
Souta Bantalon Street
Baltimore
William O Joyres
Eastern Avernue
Daniel Leonard
George E. Schreck
Jobn E. Curran
Addie Luther
Elhatt City
Deaths: Robert Colbart of Oreagerstown and Henry Alvey of Hagerstown
Robert Colbart died at home near Oreagerstown aged 59 after living in Dreagerstown and Thurmont. he was a Confederate Army veteran and is survived by his widow. Funeral held yesterday at 1:30 conducted by Rev. Keller with pallbearers listed. burial in Oreagerstown cemetery. Henry Alvey aged 3, son of Henry G. Alvay, died suddenly in Mill Ozs zk West Virginia. grandson of Judys BR. Alvay and nephew of Mrs. Glenn Worthington. burial in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Colpert
Robert Colbart
Oreagerstown
Dreagerstown
Thurmont
Mr. Keller
Charies Suseks
Allan G. Fisher
Scott Long
John Fisher
Calvin M. Loy
Jessa Gaugh
Oreagaratown
Henry Alvex
Henry Alvey
Henry G. Alvay
Mill Oreszk
W. Va Tnechild
Judys BR. B. Alvay
Hageratown
Glenn H. Worthington
Hagarstown
Rayner and radicals clash in Senate debate
Dispatch from Washington describes a heated Railroad Heath bill debate. Rayner pressed Foraker and Dolliver while Tillman and Li Follette laughed warmly at every Maryland insult. An observer recalled Dolliver’s abrupt retreat and mocked the Iowa senator’s poor showing.
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Rayner
Washington
Sacator
Foraker
Dolliver
Tillman
Li Follette
Senate
Maryland
Iowa
Basils Dezan Dliving
Society For the Protection of Children
Hymenal Couples Tie the Knot in City Churches
Milton F. Thomas and Emma C. Simes of the Manor wed at 7 in Evangelical Lutheran parsonage city officiated by Rev O F Steck. Jorge F Klipp of High Knob and Elinor L Rickerd of Braddock Frederick County wed Wednesday March 7 at 3 pm at High Road by Rev S A Kips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas —Simes
Milton F. Thomas
Emma C. Simes
Evangelical Lutheran
O. F. Steck
Hlipp—Rickerd
Jorge F. Klipp
High Knob
Elinor L. Rickerd
Braddock
Frederick County
Rav. S
Real Estate Transactions Record Two Sales Reported
Mrs Jula CG Stauffer purchased the two story brick residence of Mrs E Margaret Obenderfer at 117 West Fifth Street for 1500 dollars. L M M Nixdorf Jr, broker, arranged the sale. Charles B Faut acted as auctioneer and at the courthouse door this morning sold for Thaddeus B M Biser and Joseph W Ga ver trustees a wood lot near Jefferson containing 6 acres 2 roods and 6 perches at 6750 dollars per acre to William M Eader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stauffer
Poronires
E. Margaret Obenderfer
Weat Fifth Street
MM. Nixdorf, Jr
Charles B. Faut
Court House
Thaddeus BM. Biser
Joseph W. Gaver
Jefferson
William M. Eader
Missionary Program at Linganore M E Church
On Sunday March 18 Linganore M E Church hosts a missionary program by Miss Bettie Ensor and Oak Orchard school scholars guided by Miss Carrie Laaiz and Miss Helen Laaiz, with a sermon by the pastor. Libertytown M E also holds a 230 pm service with a sermon and the regular missionary offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linganore
M. Elchurch
Bettie Ensor
Oak Orchard School
Local Market Quotations Report for Corn Wheat and Oats
Market notes show corn at 2.16 per barrel and 43 cents per bushel shelled. Wheat quotes list No 2 red and No 3 at 73 cents per bushel, with various quality grades 68 and 65 cents. Oats priced at 30 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waring Tyson
Compulsory Education Bill Expands to Five Counties
In the House yesterday Mr Luckey of Frederick introduced a bill mandating compulsory education in Frederick Garrett Montgomery Cecil and Osro lne counties, a move aimed at expanding the existing compulsory education framework. The proposal follows the defeat of the General Compulsory Education bill, with supporters remaining firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Delegates
Luckey
Frederick
Garrett
Montgomery
Cecil
Osrolne
Friends of Education
Anders
Senate
Nicodemus
House
Frederick County
Devilbies
House Committee
Brown
Labmayer
Hoe
Worker Malfunctions at Ox Fibra Brush Plant Accident
Harry Schaeifer, an employee of Ox Fibra Brush, had two fingers crushed in a stamping machine during morning operations. Dr. L. Re Borck treated the injured hand. Ninias Miller is mentioned in connection with the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flogers
Harry Schaeifer
L. Re Borck
Loyaties
Collision Injures Chauffeur in Washington Streetcar Crash
Daniel Neipold, 22, chauffeur for United States Express Company, is in serious condition at Casualty Hospital after his machine collided with a street car at Fourth and D streets. Motorman E Corowill drove the street car that struck Neipold, who was unconscious on the street. Neipold is a son of John Nelpold, formerly of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Neipold
United States Express Company
Casualty Hospital
Washington, D. Co
Neipold
Fourth
D Streets
E. Corowill
John Nelpold
Frederick
Local Residents Report Illnesses Across Several Streets
Fire Sick. Miss Fannie Fogle on West Sixth Street is quite sick. Mr. Joseph Houff on East Sixth Street is on the sick list. Master Charles B. Storm on South Market Street is quite sick. Mrs. Lewis H. Moberly on South Market Street has been quite sick. Miss Jamie Mobarly on South Market Street is improving. Mr. Philip E. Grove on West Patrick Street is confined to the house by sickness. Mrs. Wm Freed on East Patrick Street is quite sick again with inflammatory rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Fogle
West Sixth Straet
Joseph Houff
East Sixth Street
Charles BH. Storm
South Markat Street
Lewis H. Moberly
South Market Street
Jamie Mobarly
Philip E. Grove
Patrick
Wm. Freed
East Patrick Street
Alice Valentine
Johnsville
N. C. Stansbury
Stony Brench
Sandsy
Benjamio Ogie
Chariss Barrick
Union Bridge
Seturday
Wm. Heird
Misa Renner
Hagerstown
Lela Middiskauff
Harry Boone
G. H. Valentine
Hir
Wm. Mort
James Wantz
Wm. Grabill
Leslie Fox
Mita Society
G. M. Eicherbarger
Jeffersonville
Ohio
Fern Snook
Mite Society
G. EK. Gasselman
Misa Marian Hichelbarger
James Ogle
John Clemm
Bethel
Mollie
Walter
Bradley Clemm
Harry Lambert
Quiatence Stottlemyer
Usica
Elmer K. Ramsburg
Alvey
Montgomery County
Dennis Snook
John H. Baer
Tafflor
Geo. W. Taler
Bell
Brunswick
Scott Morgan
Charles W. Fisher
Dennis Soucek
John Shely
Shely
Bowerssok
George Cramer
Hord
Frederick
Mr. James E. Robinson Funds Road Stone Plan
Mr James E Robinson agrees with the Board of County Commissioners to furnish and deliver 750 tons of crushed stone for the road from Frederick and Emmitsburg baropiks to the Opossumtown turnpike. The county will appropriate 250 dollars and spread the stones on the road near Harmony Grove where Robinson recently purchased property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Robinson
Board of County Commissioners
Frederick and
Emmitsburg Baropiks
Opossumtown Turnpike
Robinson
Emmitsburg Pike
Harmony Grove
Gas Stove Explosion at East Latrick Street Home
A minor blast at the residence of Mr. Charles Schroedel on East Latrick Street occurred yesterday evening after five. The Schroedels’ son turned on the gas stove and the oven filled with gas. When Mrs. Schroedel tried to light it, an explosion blew the oven door open. Her eyebrows and eyelashes were singed. No other damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schroedel
East Latrick Street
County correspondence from Bocktridge and Germantowns notes
Local notices report sermons by Rev. C. E. Bregenzar and Rev. Kercheval Jr. at M E churchs. Residents visit relatives in Hagers town Johnsville and Union Bridge while others recover from illness. Utica Mills preacher S A Hedges to speak March 18 with several residents listed as visiting or ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica Mills
A. Hedges
John Shank
Fountain Rock
J. Harry Baer
Utica
Frashour
Grant Frashour
Loys Station
Independent Hose Go
Ani Sainte’ P. E. Shurea
Giborns Ingle
Sign of the Cross drama to be staged at City Opera House
Community notices report visits between Mrs. Hedges and neighbors, with many local families hosting each other over the weekend. A theater advertisement promotes Wilson Barretts Sign of the Cross at the City Opera House, praising its religious and historical drama set in Nero era Rome and featuring Merela and Marcus Suparbat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Barrett
Messrs
Fred. Barger
R. G. Oracin
City Opera House
Rome
Nero
Merela
Marcus
Cleveland Ladies' Orchestra Perfoms Friday Concert
The Cleveland Empres' Orchestra members, under X M O A auspices, offer a Friday night concert characterized by unusually clear precise renditions with a refreshing dash and military swing. The ladies' ensemble ranks highly among women orchestras for technical skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Empres’ Orchestra
Ladies’ Orchestra
Local Store Room Improvement Sparks Advertising Push
The store room in the property of t he Misser Blumenonu on North Market is being improved. Live merchants today are the ones who advertise and use more space than competitors, provided that space is filled with the right kind of talk.
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