Grove Lime Works and Related Trade Listings
A fragmented list references Grove Lime Works and multiple entities including No. 7478 Equity, No. 7479 Equity, Stoner Solr, 1 .2be Butchers, Joseph Haller, Hershberger, McCardell, Easter Novelties, McCardell Spring Merchandise, John Hendrickson, and Fruit. The sparse OCR hints indicate a miscellaneous catalog or business directory entry with several names and items without cohesive narrative or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove Lime Works
Stoner
Solr
John Wood
Joseph Haller
Hershberger
McCardell
John Hendrickson
Personal notes from Frederick and surrounding area
Local brief lists visits and travels of residents and visitors. Harry Rouse of Baltimore visits relatives in Frederick while Mrs. Margaret Hood spends the day in Washington. Several Frederick residents travel to Washington for the day or Easter holidays, including Misses Eschbach and Neva Schorr. Mrs J H Apple and Miss Lantz depart for Washington, Edith Ritchie visits her sister in New York, and others return from travel or move residences. Rev Coleman returns from New York to assist in Holy Week services at St Johns Catholic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rouse
Baltimore
Frederick
Margaret Hood
Washington
Darald A DeLashmutt
Miss Bile Houck
North Market Street
Eschbach
West Church Street
Neva Schorr
Mamye Zellers
J. H. Apple
Lantz
Edith Ritchie
Donald McLean
New York
Corneling Dutrow
Kellers
W. Va
Howard Young
Grace Reformed Church
Farmers and Mechanics
Kev
Father Coleman
St. John’s Catholic Church
News of the Churches in Utica and Vicinity
Church notices report Holy Communion at St Pan’s Reformed Utica and Zion Charlesville on Easter Sunday with preparatory sermons and a joint consistory meeting on Easter Monday. Also listed are All Saints Episcopal services, Good Friday, and revival meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pan's
Utica Milla
Zion
Charlesville
S. M
Zion Church
Utica
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
The
Reformed Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
St. Cecelia
Dudley Back
W. C. T. U. Ball
Frederick Senator Speaks Against Reform League Corrupt Practices Bill
In a heated debate the Frederick county senator condemns threats and “impractical Sunday school politicians” as the Reform League bill fails 10 to 12 in the Senate. Rohrback insists on section by section reading and dispassionate discussion while defending his past votes. The session also passes several charter and corporate acts and approves a state omnibus appropriation with hospital and school repairs funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reform League
House of Delegates
Straus
Senate
Rohrback
Mones
Baltimore
Potzer
Frederick County
Rohrbach
Bryan
Senate Journal
Shasa
Myersville Loan and Deposit Company
House
Frederick
Real estate and marriage licenses in Otters and Orphans Court
Weekly record of transfers of real estate and marriages in the Giroult and Orphans Courts for the week ended March 2, 1909 lists numerous property deeds with amounts, along with marriage licenses for multiple couples. The Orphans Court section records sales and accounts, inventories, and estate actions, including will filings and guardianships, with numerous names and executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giroult
Gr Phans
Emerson D Bortier
Real Estate and Improvement Company
Baltimore
John H. Barker
Elia V. Culler
Lillie
Gregg
George Barker
Aca
Rebecca Scull
Charles O. Waters
Ephraim L. Boblitz
Marion F
David H
John D. Storr
Worthington Dunlap
T. M. Biser
F. L. Stoner
Trustesa
A. Smith
Matilda Hoffman
Sxecutrix
Theodore J. Michael
Executriz
Newton M. Zentz
Charles E Wilhide
Orphans’ Court
Susan M. Koogle
John E. Koogle
Susan M. Koogie
Edward Y. Goldsborough
Nettie Perking
George Elina Smith
John J. Michael
Mary Helen Schley
Richard H. N. Freshour
Bessie O. Martin
Ida M. Seyes
Harries Kessler
John C. Walker
Milton G. Buxton
Daniel J. Houck
Dennis D. H. Clemson
Elizabeth A. L. Naill
Thomas P. Sappington
Elizabeth A. L. Nail
Matilda Nusbaum
Isabsila E. Koontz
Jovas F. Young
Edgar R. Young
Jozas F. Young
Michard S. Young
Henry Outler
Sarah B. Seliman
George Siedling
Sanford Harbaugh
James O
Chas
Harbaugh
social world pound party at Independence and Creagerstown
A Halifax area social section reports two pound social events held in March. At Independence near Harmony Grove Mr and Mrs Cornelius Sunday hosted guests for games and a grand dining table. Attendees listed include Cecil and wife, Utterback and wife, numerous Ramsburg, Wachter, Sunday, Utterback, Engle, and other families from Hansonville Richfield Sims Kiln Mineral Springs Fountain Rock and nearby locales. A second pound social occurred in Creagerstown at Dr J D Young s residence with Delilah Hann and Bessie Kelb greeting guests before a dinner and games. Attendees include Dr and Mrs Young Carry Clem Clyve Son Nellzve Stella Fisher Ruth Hann Beulah Ogle and other local residents and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Heard
Sallis Wachter
Hansonville
Dassie
Florence Sunday
Sims Kiln
Lizzie
Mary
Stella
Rosa Utterback
Independence
Nellie
Susie Cecil
Richfield
Musas
Minnie Lenheart
Enivertiew Farm
Vergie Stull
Belle
Florence Wiles
Viola
Mollie Flemming
Flora
Daisy Engle
Mary Smith
Fannie Sweeney
Elis Shearld
Rebecca Mobley
Blandhks Wilesxon
Rom Brust
Frederick Messia
Allen Harper
Howard
Marcallus Wachter
Joseph Nusz
Harvey Messell
Lewis Heard
Roy Ramsburg
W.R.L. Morgan
Mineral Springe
Harry Sunday
Clayton Stull
Aivab Keyser
Charlesville
Ernest and Hench Smith
Henry Wachter
Bloomfield
Willie and Hannon Shoemaker
Limer
Clarence Barrick
Charles Grean
Fountain Rock
Howard Mallican
Lewis
Everts Engie
Elmer Putman
John
Luther Wilss
Lewis Hapshew
Guy V. Brust
Pail
Jesse Hahn
Harvey Sod
Thomas Utterback
Joseph Giles
J. T. Cecil
Frederick
Creagerstows
Creagerstown
Nellzve
Stella Fisher
Ruth J
Mary Hann
Beulah Ogle
Esme Shord
Lillie Sherman
Carry Long
Mary Erise
Ralph Grinder
Carroll
Bruce Krise
Glyde and
Bar
A Trip to Washington by Women’s College Students
A party of fifteen students from the Women’s College, led by President Apple, traveled to Washington yesterday to view the sights of the National Capital. They will be received at the White House by President and Mrs. Roosevelt.
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Washington
The
Women’s College
Apple
National Capital
Roosevelt
Frederick Cvanty Telephone and Telegraph Gompsny Notice
Election to be held at the companys office tomorrow morning for a mess ing and election of directors. Directors to be chosen and officers to be provided for according to the companys articles and by laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Cvanty Telephone and Telegraph Gompsny
Contract Awarded for Boilers in City Power Plant
City officials awarded the steam plant contract to Frick & Co. of Waynesboro for 100 horsepower boilers and a 200 horsepower engine at 5180 dollars. No dynamo bids yet. decision pending on one large unit or two smaller units. City Engineer James E. Howes of Hagerstown, praised for his prior municipal plant work, will supervise plans and installation. Hewes notes Johns Hopkins training and large private power plant project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sngineer
Hewes
Hagerstown
Mayor
Aldermex
Frick & Co
Waynesboro
James E. Howes
Hawes
Hageratown
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Laurel
Bikton
Ocean City
Mas
Baltimore City
Hewesie
Johns Hopkins University
United States
Frick Company
Hymeneal at Prospect Church Near Woodville
Miss Esta Pearl Haines wed Mr. George Emory Hood in Prospect Church on March 19. Rev. O O Marriott officiated. Hood leads Prospect Sabbath School. Emma Cordelia Purdum played the wedding march. They reside on a Woodville West Falls area farm after April 1.
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Haines
Prospect Church
Woodville
Esta Pearl Haines
George Emory Hood
O. 0. Marriott
Mount Airy Circuit
Prosoert Sabbath School
Emma Cordelia Purdum
Mrs. Hood
West Falls
Brief Bits and Items of Local Interest March Ends
Four more days of March bring a mix of small news items. Good Friday is observed as a legal holiday with banks closed and limited post office hours. Marriage licenses issued in Washington and Baltimore area towns, plus a Masonic Temple post office room prep and a new safe delivery. Local prices for corn and wheat noted, a pension granted to Beary B. Schroder, and a sick resident improving after an ankle sprain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osment
Masonic Temple
Nea
Oxford resident among taxed topics and tragic incidents
News items from the state recount Oxford resident Simnon Bratt’s death, Elkton church aims to burn mortgage debt, and Baltimore woman Mary Cochran’s suicide at 130 East Parrish Street. West Westminster youths Rittase Miller Kescel arrested in Hagerstown while three boys seek adventure in the West. Garrett County faces higher tax to repair bridges after flood damage and 17 year old Harry Hite fatally injured in Mount Savage factory accident. Baltimore police board reports Detective Michael J. Kelly acquittal due to lack of evidence in an intoxicated shooting case.
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Westminster
Hagerstown
Téia
Garrett County
Harry Hite
Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad
Mount Savage
Board of Police Commissioners
Deaths in a New York Hospital and Frederick Burial Plans
Miss Rose Kreh daughter of the late John Kreh of Frederick died in a New York hospital after a lingering stomach illness. She was a nurse by training and visited sister Mrs Q J Beckley in this city. Survived by brothers Charles Frederick George Frank John in Baltimore and sisters Mrs Q J Beckley Washington and Mrs Thomas Young. Remains to be brought to Frederick for interment. Mabel Harrison infant daughter of Luther F and May M Harrison died at home from pneumonia aged 19 months. Funeral tomorrow at 4 PM at home with Mt Olivas Cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Kreh
John Kreh
Frederick
New York
Miss Kreh
Nuree
Q &. J. Beckley
Wour Brothers
Charles
Erederick
George
Frank
John Krab
Baltimore
Q. J. Beckley
Washington
Mire
Thomas Young
Mabel Harrison
Mabel B
Luther F
May M. Harrison
Mt. Olivas Cemetery
Home Talent in Vaudeville at City Opera House
The Austin Star Vaudeville Company, entirely home talent, performed at the City Opera House to a large crowd. Members impressed with clever acts in jig and clog dances, contortion feats, baton twirling, wire walking, singing, high roller riding, heavy lifting, and more. Performers include Davilbisa and Lowe, H Hessner, G Mull, C Gep hart, G Yinger, O Devilbiss, W Davie, Schilling, Wills, O Robertson, B M Brachey, and H Gleamer. Inspecting Roads The Board of County Commissioners inspected a Ballenger district road for reboost. Tomorrow the board will inspect several roads and bridges in Jefferson district. Late Tomorrow Auctioneer Wm Darner will sell personal property for J Johnson east of Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Star
City Opera House
Davilbisa
Lowe
H.hessner
G. Mull
C. Gephart
G. Yinger
O. Devilbiss
W. Davie
Schilling
Wills
O. Robertson
BM. Brachey
H. Gleamer
Board of County Commissioners
Ballenger
Jefferson District
Local notice echoes rising meat prices and market hours
Public notice announces meat price increases due to scarcity and cattle costs. Retailers list Easter goods and seasonal offerings at Hershberger's and McCaswell's. Market hours shift to 3 am from April 1 to October 2, 1902, with notices from Market Master Joseph Haller and vendor bids for Athletic Park privileges due April 15, 1902.
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JosEfa Haller
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