PURELY PERSONAL Mr Stauffer to Baltimore on business
A compilation of local personal notices listing residents traveling to Baltimore, Wisner, Byron Illinois, and other places for health, funeral, or business reasons. Names include D W Stauffer Wiliam Obenderfer Frank C Knippe Ida R Kemp George A Dean Albert R Wallis George H DeGrange Samuel Summers Lucy Holmes Léo Neidhart Mamie Fogle Grave Lichaltz etc. Several remarks on returned travelers and concurrent illnesses or recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Stauffer
Wiliam Obenderfer
Baltimore
Frank C. Knippe
Wisner Street
Las
Byron
Lil
Iils Health
Mies Ida RR. Kemp
Williamsport
Mies Ciata Haller
Esat Third Street
Benton Knochole
Zedoc Dove
George A. Dean
San Diego
California
Albert R. Wallis
George H. DeGrange
Herndon
Samuel Summers
Patrick Street
Jefferson
Hammond Urner
Jobo C. Métter
Rockville
Robert Holmes
Lucy Holmes
Léos Neidhart
New York
Harry Maine
Midelotown
Polo
Ill
Mamie Fogle
Grave Lichaltz
North Market Street
Snyder
John H. Bowers
All Saints Street
Eva Ghaproan
Daughter
WIFE SEIZED CUSTODY DISPUTE OVER YORK AFFAIR
Unusual habeas corpus action before Chief Judge Lem mond Urner involves Edigar Rowe seeking his wife Stella M. Rowe who, he says, is being held by William Freed. Testimony shows Rowe and Stella wed over three years apart and recently traveled to York with Freed. Stella says Rowe forced her to leave and failed to support her. Freed, who had been boarding at the Rowe home, faced adultery charges after the hearing and bailed. The court warned the couple to cease their relations, but Stella chose to remain with Freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemmond Urner
Edigar Rowe
Hauver
Karost
York
Freed
Rowe
Stout
Aad
Nee
Aod
Mra Rowe
Mra. Rowe
D. Princeton Buckey
Mr. Rowe
A. Lewis
Freekl
Sherlff Phebus
J. Francis Smith
En Avant Literary Society at Frederick College Meeting
The En Avant Literary Society of Frederick College held a regular meeting on Saturday March 10. President called the meeting to order and roll was called. Members performed readings and declamations by J Haller E Eichelberger George Chapline G Murbhog E Smith G Seitzel C Haller and C Waeeeho. The critic reported and the society adjourned to meet March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EN Avant
En Avant Literary Society
Frederick College
Reading
J. Haller
E. Eichelberger
George Chapline
G. Murbhog
E. Smith
G. Seitzel
Notangle
Farmer John Fitz Injured in Runaway at Blue Ridge Summit
John Fitz a Sabillasville farmer was in a serious accident while driving a two horse wagon near the Western Maryland Fast Mail line at Blue Ridge Summit. He was thrown under the wagon and found unconscious, then taken to the dragatore at Blue Ridge Summit and later to his father Henry Fitz’s home at Highfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fitz
Sabillasville
Blue Ridge Summit
Fitz
Western
Henry Fits
Highfield
J. Fitz
Easter Services and church events in local notices
The community announces Holy Communion at Zion Reformed led by Rev. A Semen on Easter Sunday morning with a reel service and confirmation. Good Friday and Easter activities include an Easter Eve service at 7 30 p.m and an Easter Sunday service at 2 p.m 16 o'clock at Pleasant Hill church. A pool tournament drew a large audience and a match featuring Mr Young with a notable 34 score. Cumberland Valley Railroad expansion plans could cost Hagerstown the addition of a roundhouse and extra track facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Reformed Church
Piessant
Hill Church
Hi Sc
Young
Ad. Dros
Sen Orthians
Tir
Hr. Baumgard
Barbary States lecture ends University Extension course
Edgar J. Banks delivers the final University Extension lecture on The Barbary States in Wowan's College Hall. The talk covers Morocco Algeria Tunisia and Tripoli with notes on governance commerce climate and wildlife, plus screen images of tribes life and desert scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlemb
Edgar J. Banks
Wowan
College Hall
Africa
Morocco
Algeria
Tunisa
Tripoli
Ireland
Spain
Sahara
Turkey
Algiers
France
Tunisia
United States
Atlas Mountains
Mediterranean Sea
Algier
Carmelback
Frederick
Banks
Apple
Wong
Law's Grip Disorderly Conduct Arrests Near Creagerstown
Marshall Reed and John Grosbon were arrested for disorderly conduct and swearing at the W I G Railroad while working near Gatoctin Furnace. They fled but were tracked to a Creagerstown hotel and bailed $100 each for Saturday hearing. Charley and Lizzie Lee were fined $5 apiece for fighting on Klinghardt's alley after late Saturday entreaties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Reed
John Grosbon
Creageretown
W., I and G
Gatoctin Furnace
Creagerstown
James Stephene
Charley
Lizzie Lee
Strasburger Yestersday
Klinghardt’s Alley
J. Francis Swith
Meeting Drafts Resolutions On Death Of Company Driver
A largely attended meeting of the Junioa ire Company was held to action on the death of late Wm. J. Davin, a driver killed Sunday morning. Vice-President Charles Doll presided as committee members were named to draft suitable resolutions. A separate action committee for Adolph Hahn of the Invent Hbee Co. was also formed with Peters, Mehrling, John Fietschman Sr., Harry W. Bower and Philip Scheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apecal
Junioa Ire
Wm. J. Davin
Charles Doll
F. B. Sappington
Wm. H Shipley
F. Lecter Smith
Adolph Hahn
Inent Hbee Co
Messrs. Peterer, Mehrling
John Fietschman, Sr
Hany W. Bower
Philip Bcheel
Sophomores Entertain Seniors at YMCA Banquet
Sophomores at the Woman's College hosted seniors for a banquet at the YMCA cafe last night. Attendees praised the program with remarks by leaders Serene Jean, Avi Ann Reuter, Florence Semen, Gertrude Hor, and Edith Hazel among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Mal Margaret
Senion
Eee
Serene Jean
Avi Ann
Reuter
Florence Semen
Gertrude Hor
Gino Herman
Eleia Aue
Edith Hazel
Onterio Mapes
Je Thelia Witter
May Hine
Fence Fire Near Residence Extinguished Before Damages
Fire broke out in a garden fence behind the home of D W Stanffer on East second street yesterday afternoon. The blaze reached about ten feet from the stable before a bucket brigade stopped it. a Junior Chemical engine was summoned but unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Stanffer
East Second Street
His Sixty-ninth Birthday Observed by Church Leader
Right Reverend George William aaa aret Protestant 8 el bishop of on tik hrtday He we y celebra his He season of the late Wey Pe in Peterkin at one time re am a daints Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George William
On Tik
Wey
Peterkin
Daints Episcopal Church
Local Option Bill Fails as House Tables Move to Reconsider
In the House of Dolggatos last night, a local option bill introduced by Mr. Baader of Carroll county was laid on the table and a motion to reconsider tabling carried after a loud ayes chorus. The bill sought to exempt Baltimore city and several counties from statewide local option provisions, with Carroll and others seeking to apply the measure to their counties. The Speaker overruled a point of order and the bill was effectively killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolggatos
Baader
Carroll County
Hicedse Groo
Baltimore
Benson
Baltimore City
Arlegany
Anne Arundel
Charles
Queen Annes
St. Mary’s
Washington
Baltimore County
Carroll
Thia House J
Howes
Battienore City
Crisesens National Bank Notice of Interest Increase
On November the first 100, Crisesens National Bank increased its interest rate to four percent per annum on all its special interest bearing deposits. The deposits remain subject to the contract provisions under which they were made. The bank advertises first class facilities for general banking transactions and emphasizes reliable service.
SEEKING CAMP SITE FOR U S TROOP CAMP THIS JULY
Cap t B H Welle a quartermaster of the United States Army and railroad officials arrived by special train at 12 20 p m to inspect sites for a big troop camp in July. The party toured Frederick Junction Brad dock Spring and the Jug bridge before luncheon, meeting local officials and business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Welle
United States Army
Northern Central Railway
Troopa
United States Anmy
National Guard
Gambrill
Business Men’ Association
J. D. Baker
Wm. G. Baker
B. Hayward
F. B. Smith
J. Harry Grove
D. Columbus Kemp
Frederick Junction
Jug Bridge
Baltimore Turnpike
Braddock Spring
Wella F. Duane
Hugh Hasson
EB BE. Hess
Silcott Sumner
D. B. Dehoff
J. E. Marsden
T. H. Watkins
Frederick
D. John Markey
E. Austin Baughman
Geo. Edw. Smith
W. 3
London firm eyes Maryland milk plant relay
Interest from London Central Creamery Co. Ltd. seeking contact with Frederick makers after reading Heard's Dairyman about a milk-plant fitted in Frederick for Baltimore Washington White Cross Milk Co. They may erect a relay plant locally if found valuable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Charles Wertheimer
Central Creamery Co., Ltd
London
Eugland
Frederick
Baltimore
Washington
White Cross Milk Co
Contracts Awarded By Board Of Charities And Corrections
The Board of Charities and Correction at today’s meeting awarded contracts to Henry J. J. Hagan, Maryvard Brick and Supply Co., Bard Coal, Ira Bleet, Fleur Sod, and Charles, for feed and other supplies to Farmers' Exchange and related entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Charities and Correction
Couan Ee Co
Henry J. J. Hagan
Man Een
Maryvard Brick and Supply
Go Bard Coal
Ira Blect
Fleur Sod
Charles Ee i
Farmera’ Exchange
Ce ’ Fin Ieee Et
Nt Riequour
Another Player Signed for Y M C A Team
The first day of practice at Athletic Park under warm weather featured continuous play. Players present included Nalling at first base, Mer June at second, Peuster as catcher, Gittinger in right field, and Boyle from Maryland Schools who played with Cumberland last season, slated for shortstop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C. A
Athletic Park
Nalling
Mer
Peuster
Gittinger
Boyle
Meryland
Cumberland
Local Theatre Listings and notices for Braddock area
The page lists showings at the Opera House and local venues with titles such as At the Elevagth Hour The Man Under the Bed The Littl Beggar The raat Viente and The Renunciation Biograph. Also mentions Bowling at Brati 3b, film showings, piano tuning services, and a Public Sale notice. Includes Easter candy orders and a note from the late Alexander Woodward's children. An Arlington Hotel mention and a school event March 23 24 are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biograph
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Netherlands
Duke of York
Charles I
Stradeneburg
Commotore
Barron
Decatur
United Biites
Sinnley Matthews
Justhe
United States Supreme Court
Robert Ogden Doremus
Gonsete
Weatiine Pérecent Til & mm
Tun Nawe
Wismiaron
Maryland
W.k Moose
Weather Bureau
Geo. C. Snyder
Oghe & Searts
C. T. K. Young
Agt
Dutrow Mare
G.L. Cramer
E. R. Goldaborough
Market St
Fidelity & Casualty Co
Woodward City Opera House
Braddock Casino
le Catase
Millard BE
Barthlow Fiano Tuning
Geo. C. Snyder Shoes and Clothing
Marvel
Iaaiee
Eise Vile
Rosenour & Sons
Wat. A. Cramer
Moser's
Hegeaces Neidig & Miller
N. O. Cline
Charles Kline
North Bentz Street
Eric Summers
West Patrick Street
Ralph, Wechter
West South Street
Alice Derr
Lorenzo Main
Middletown
Wilford Dayhoff
Dickerson
Harry Baer
South Street
Ito
Runswick Property
Bronwicke
Shoemaker
Edgar Rowe
William Freed
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Iagerstown
Hou .Agmialaioes
Creisens National Bank
Citizens National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
Burplub
Danas, Aa
Coubier
Tacs
B. Haun
Dawms Bazar
Comtar
M. Ds
B. Cuma
Basan
Bamen
Pew
Wee Moe Tee
D.mendrickor
Furviebing Department
John D. Hendrickson
Nedig & Miller
Ness & Miller
Ttien
Ety Neidig & Miller
Williamson's Drug
STOLZ
Ann Gey G. Quen & & Co
Henry Teall
Cgrerennovsia
Starsroom
E. Parne
Patrick Bt
Sonaro A. O'Brien
Publis Valuable Howeebold Gooda
Boowow Brazn
Wiliam E. Durmer
M.C. Getzbaugh
Willinery
R. & D. Mamis
South Market Street
Army
Tonge Braddock
Brati
G.C. Snyder
Washington, D. C
Arlington Hotel
South Market St
Alexander Woodward
Fa Rien
Opera House
Braddock
Argo
Witttam Ac
Thas
Olmens
Natheel
Frethick, Ma
P. Rice
Oath Market
Rederigk, MD
Eileny T. Lewmy
GEC. L
Tritapoe
Brucey
Ilie
Sala
Court Street
Cramer & Essaere
Stalaver
Banos
Norie Market Stree
T. K. Young
Harles T. K. Young Real Gutate
Ilien
Ourusdnay
Klee
Hs Feedertek
Frederick MD
Wyandotte
Treet
Balatore
Frank Luck
Mney
Adape
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