Personal notices from Thurmont visitors in Frederick area
Purely personal items list residents and guests visiting Frederick and surrounding towns. The column notes John A. Roddy T h, T J Kolb Double Pipe Creek, Melvin P Wood New Market, L H Leber York Pa, George W Neighbors Lime Kiln, Mantz sisters, Clara Harbaugh Sabillasville, Wm H McClare Hagerstown, Chas Deggs going to Glassboro NJ, Mr and Mrs Chas Notnagle New York, Charles Miller moving to Emlitsburg to open cigars, Jennie Mullen Falton Nicodemus Buckeystown, C K Young returning from wedding trip, Jessie Waltman Lewistown visiting Humms Frederick, Blanche Renner Connellsville Utica Lewistown visiting Humms, Mrs J Alexander Shriver and Nettie Shriver sailing to Paris March 25, Richard Snyder and son Emmitt Roscoe Snyder visiting from Walton Indiana. Snyder a county native away 23 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Roddy
Thurmont
T. J. Kolb
Double Pipe Creek
Melvin P. Wood
New Market
L. H. Leber
York
George W. Neighbors
N., R.and
D. Mantz
New York
Philadelphia
Clara Harbaugh
Sabillas Ville
Waynesboro, Pa
Chas. Deggs
J. Alexander Shriver
Nettie Shriver
Cumberland
Paris
Europe
Richard L. Snyder
Emmitt Roscoe Snyder
Walton
Cass County
Indiana
Snyder
Ice and weather notes signal March close in brief items
The brief items note a shift from coal to ice carts as winter eases, with March near its end. Roses are named for Admiral Dewey and described as light red. A reminder of two weeks left in March appears amid weather chatter. John A. Nicodemus plans converting his Edgemont peach farm residence into a summer resort hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Dewey
Suron H Town
John A. Nicodemus
Edgemont
Marriages Tie Links Cooper in Burkittsville and Brunswick pair wed
On March 12 at the Burkittsville parsonage Lewis H. Links son of Mrs. Sarah E. Miller married Loretta V. Cooper daughter of Mr. Wm H. Cooper formerly of Brunswick. Rev W C Sykes of the Reformed church officiated. A Brunswick couple also wed as Miss Gertrude Solomon and Mr Louis Long of Brunswick married March 8 at the M B church South New York Hill, by Rev S M Bow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Links
Oqoorer
Burkittsville
Lewis H. Links
Sarah E. Miller
Loretta V. Cooper
Wm. H. Cooper
Brunswick
W.C. Sykes
the Reformed Church
Long—Solomon
Gertrude Solomon
Louis Long
M. B
South
Local Market Prices Prompt Mixed Deals At The Local Mart
Readable prices show corn shelled at 28 cents per bushel and a 69 cent quote for something unspecified. The ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and nerve stomach tonic with crude sales language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hood
Religious Services and Sunday School Notices
A schedule of sermons and Sunday school events across multiple churches. Rev. L. M. Myers and other pastors announce tomorrow's services at churches including St. Johns, Grace Reformed, Lutheran, German Baptist, and Episcopal. Sunday schools, officer elections, and Christian Endeavor meetings are listed with times.
Potomac river pulp mill case jury out as pollution suit lingers
News notes from the state report the jury is still out in the Potomac river pulp mill pollution case. Mayor Edward W Phelps seeks a fourth term as Laurel mayor. The rural mail delivery expansion reaches Wicomico County from Salisbury. Baltimore patrolman George J. Cook, dismissed, is quickly absorbed by shooting incidents. Balti more trading of 12000 shares in Baltimore Gas stock fuels rumors. An atom tablet placed at 880 East Lombard street, home of Charles Carrull of Carrollton. Johns Hopkins students and Rev John W Gare plan a trip to Mat is to study tropical diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac River
Edward W Phelps
Laurel
Wicomico County
Salisbury
Annapohe
Revolus Dion
George J. Cook
Baltimore
Balbkiquarn Consolidated Gas Company
Louibard Street
Baltimure
Charles Carrull
Carrollton
Johns Hopkins
John W. Gare
Matis
Recruiting Details for Captain Shunk Tour Through Maryland
Captain William A. Shunk of the Eighth Cavalry will lead a recruiting detail visiting Cumberland Frederick Hagerstown and Annapolis, aiming to enlist more First Maryland Volunteers for potential Philippine service. Base Ball Notes report Thomas Gittinger leaving Paterson for the Atlantic League. Bankruptcy filing shows Joseph L Routzahn with 3159.67 in liabilities and no assets. Middletown election set for Easter Monday to choose a burgess and five commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Shunk
Eighth Cavalry
Cumberland
Frederick
Hagerstown
Annapolis
Maryland
Philippines
Joseph L. Routzahn
United States
Baltimore
Middletown
Christian Endeavor Rally and Multiple Sermons Tomorrow
The Christian Endeavor Societies plan a rally meeting tomorrow evening at 0 o'clock in the Evangelical Lutheran chapel. Several pastors will preach tomorrow at 10 15 a m and 7 30 p m including Rev W J Tingler St Johns Reformed, Rev C W Stinespring United Brethren, Rev Page Milburn M E, Rev J H Wilhite Trinity M E South, Rev A W Philhower Church of God and Rev C H Murrey Quinn A M E. Sunday schools and Epworth Leagues follow varied schedules. A Willard Memorial service and Buckerstown M P Church notices accompany flood of local items. The Windsor Hotel fire in New York affects a Freder ick resident, Mrs Charles Simmons, saved from the blaze and hospitalized after shocking injuries. Building progress continues on the Uygeia ice plant extension with foundation work complete and new machinery due from York Manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UW. L. McLown
Grace
Reformed Church
German Baptist Church
L. F. M. Myers
Saint James
Guild
T. Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Luther Kuhlman
D. D
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Augustus Steck
Gettysburg
Stack
Lutheran Church
Middletown
Tomor- Tor
Christian Endeavor Societies
Evangelical Lutheran
W. J. Tingler
St. John’s Reformed Church
C. W. Stinespring
United Brethren Church
Page Milburn
M. E
Epworth League
Lucy Frost
J. H. Wilhite
Trinity M. E. Church
South
Epworth
A. W. Philhower
Church of God
Salvation Army
Quinn A.M. E
C.H. Murrey
A. E Brown
Brown
Buckerstown M. P
Willard
P.S.C. E
Roy Z. Thomas to represent Webster Literary Society
Mr Roy Z Thomas of near Frederick chosen by the Webster Literary Society of Western Maryland College Westminster to contest for a gold medal in the oratorical contest during commencement week. He will face W H Lawson as his opponent. Thomas regards the selection as a high honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Z. Thomas
Zach. G. Thomas
Frederick
Webster Literary Society
Marylland College
Westminster
Thomas
W. H. Lawson
Delmer E Croft Delivers Inspiring Lectures at Academy Hall
The Middlebargh Gazette reports lecturer Delmer E Croft drew a large audience with a two hour address on life’s pathway and the inner kingdom. Speech praised for rich voice and cultured taste, leaving listeners with noble ideas and inspiration for human life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmer E. Croft
Delmer E Grofith
Lfe
Middlebargh
Middlebargh Gazetta
C. A
City Opera
Honas
Thamsday
Delicious Chafing Dish Recipes From Old Cookery Pages
Old text outlines macaroni bake with cheese and bread crumbs, beef dishes, muffins with rice, croquettes, and terrapin a la Mawye. It promotes chafing dish use with recipes for terrapin, oysters, chicken mince, celery and oxtails. Also includes household hints, decorative London table scenes, maple cream, and squab guidance.
Toast Recipe Fragments From A Curious Note
A fragmented note mentions hot toast, Broun fried crisp, and laying on something. It also references a dish with pareloy and an odd phrase about a bird, suggesting a casual kitchen memory or recipe sketch.
Funerals For John Murdock And Morlo Banty Reported
The funeral for John Murdock will be Monday at 9 AM from St John s Catholic Church with pallbearers and attendees from Allegheny Iowa and Pittabuey. Morlo Banty died in Winchester Virginia with internment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Rev O Logis officiated. A hedge accident near Jeato Baile Farm injured Charles O Phoebus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murdock
St. John's Catholic Church
Matilda Stanbook
Clara Snowden
Allegheny
Charles Murdock
Pittabuey
Morlo B. Banty
Winchester
Via
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Rev. O. Logis
Stower Sehley
Thorar Sehley
BR. Yeakle
HG. Keefor
W. CG. Morely
Frederick
Prof
Bates
FP. Schroeder
Directo
Jeato Baile
Charles O. Phoebus
Local notices and sales in Frederick area 1899
A scattered Frederick page lists cheap bananas at McGurdeau's, Easter baskets from McCardaill, tailoring by Genta and Ladies, and Edward James. It notes a Buffalo restaurant special, a Baltimore Mutual Aid Society appointment of Walter L. Rice, special sale prices on kitchenware, fried oysters at Sam's Place, and millinery exhibits by Haster Millinery. Also ads for chiropody by Dr. Brown, Farmers Institute meetings with lectures by Wiley Buckley and Eldridge, Saks Optical in Washington, Oak stoves at cost, and St Mary’s Church crafts. Includes Foster’s Dye Works agency details and contact notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Institute
Farmers’ Institute
County
Coors Room
Wiley and Buckley
Washington
Maurice O. Eldridge
Spring Dry Goods and Ready to Wear Preview
Willis new spring merchandise arriving with ready to wear items and fabrics. Showcases include silk waists, light jackets, petticoats, striped skirting, French fabrics, and wash goods with low prices. Hardware and home decor items advertised alongside eye care services and wallpaper patterns for housekeepers preparing for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
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the Daily News
Edward
Apylo Fixe
England
Robert Walpote
Georged Laud
Laurence Sterne
John Henry Toole
Wasuinetos
L A
Tas News
W. Ls. Moors
The
Weather Bureau
ZEW
Opera House
the Prudential
Dennis, Jr
Shepp
Geo. B. Billmire
N& Harp
Solis
V. Dol
C. D. Groff
McCardell
s.McCardell’s
the Buffalo
Edward James
Groff Bouse
Doli Bros
G. O. Carty
Fy Monon
Hn. Hendrickson
C. E. Cline
Rodock & Copening
Renner & Kemp
Wm. H. McClare
Local Mart
Sunday Schools and Societies
News OF the State
Thomas Gittinger
Ellis
Patterson, N. J
Roy
Windsor
Charles Simmons
Uygeia
York Manfacturing Company
Western Maryland College
London
McGurdeau
McCardaill
Genta
West
Patrick Strowr
Buffalo
Friprrick
Walter L. Rice
Baltimore Mutual Aid Society
Gro. B, Billaire
Brisn Bos
Sam’s Place
Samuel O. Litlow
Haster Millinery
M. P. Renner
Dr. Brown
Consule I. Saks
Saks Optical Company
Seventh Street
Washington, D.C
City Hotel
H. B.C. Fox
South Market Street
St. Mary’s
All Saints’ Church
Thomas Schrey
F. C. Knott
Mire
C. O. Heedy
Foster's Dye Works
H. C. James
East Third Street
I. & Mollinix
L.E. Mul. Telephone
John Hendrickson
Joan Henoricxson
V.S
Neidig & Miller
Nuwie & Maar
N. Market St
Clinton E
North Market Street
Charles Zimmerman
East
Patrick Sireet
Frederick, Md
Wm. C. Boteler
N. Market Street
U. BE. Oline
GEO
Rodook & OO
Rick & Sons
ALT. Row & Boas
EN Ballers
Anich
Marknt Street
Rederick, Md
P. V. Staub
Paxcon Lames
Lipttle
F. W. Starz
Northsrest Corner
C. E. Ramsburg
C. R. Ramsburg
Pranes
Aimon
C. EK. Kinservno
J. Heisely Keller
Dewey Merritt
Sampson
Schley
Maine
Hobson
J. Heisley Kegler
N. Market St. Frederick
Mii
Keller
E. Patrick ST
Penis
Market Street
University of Maryland
Teblodi
Alfred Rutter
Atticeney
Ofice
Decildawiy
Milton
Urner
Claywen
Koome
Eeedy
Dexer
Lew Totroys AD Paytt Q
Bonne Frere Ua Ae Nothanise
P. Leve
Attornet
Buntersorter
BR Levy Office
Conran
C. E. Cui
F. B. Sappington
Bappineton
Daxidawiy
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