Personal notices of moves and visits in Frederick area
Local residents report multiple住所 changes and visits. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Rosenour relocate from to south market street with others moving within Frederick and nearby towns. Easter visits include Miss Amy Stauffer from Baltimore and Mrs Kate Richardson returning to Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Rosenour
South Market Street
Shalit Otho
Gaver
Emmitsburg
A. M. Landauer
East Church Street
Eagle Hotel
Ridgeville
Amy Stauffer
Baltimore
West Third Street
John Gittinger
York
Harry Walling
North Bentz Street
Jacob ‘A. Kidwiler
West South Street
Robert Kesselring
George G. Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
Washington
Walter Fisutt
Norfolk
Mary T. Moleeworth
Mary T. Moleeworth, of Near Hiamaville
Morgan Cecil
Kate Richardson
Frederick
Anje Hagan
North Market Street
James E. Brown
Jenoier Hogan
Brunswick
Pitecket
Bate
Baattimore
New York
Messie
Robert and
Charlee N. Staley
Rock Hill College
Hillcorn City
Charles B. Staley
East Second Street
Ogle
H. Armstrong
Oak Street
Baltimore, Md
Accident Involving Mr. G. Lloyd Near Lewis Town
Mr G Lloyd suffered injuries when hit from a wagon yesterday near Lewis Town. Witnesses report he fell from the wagon seat as the vehicle jolted, striking his head on the ground. He received medical attention and is stated to be stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Lloyd
Lewistown
Plea Guarded in Eight to Fourteen Days
A fragment notes a plea action with a timeline of eight to fourteen days. It lacks clear names or places but indicates a judicial or official process underway.
Frederick Improvement Company Advances Road Connections
The Frederick Improvement Company gained approval to acquire right of way from the Baltimeire turnpike along East Patrick Street to build a straight line track to the West Fifth area, linking F and M and W road lines. Plans include electrifying the Thurmont passenger route and establishing a car barn and freight depot at East Patrick Street, with W. S. Taylor resigning as general manager effective April 1 and George EB. F. Anderson likely taking charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atsipsedtig
Fréditick Raltrodd
Bdard
Baltimiere
East Patrick Street
Frederick Improvement Company
West Fifth
Groff Park
Thurmont
Patrick Street
W. 8. Taylor
George EB. IF. Anderson
Work of Death and Obituaries Shift in Maryland City
Notices detail the death of Mrs. Mary Hood at 82 in Miamsville with funeral Friday at the MLE church and burial in Mt Olivet. It also reports the death of Margaret Van Buren Stew at 73 in Westminster, spouse David E. Stem, and survivors Ezra Stem, Mrs. Geos E. Matthews, Margaret A. Stem. Other items note the death of Edward C. Brown in Westerly Rhode Island, infant daughter of George Green, and Morton Stewart a 60 year old whitewasher with funeral Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
David E
Margaret van Buren Stew
George F. Matthews
Westminster
David E. Stem
Bam's Creek
Carroll County
Weatminater Deposit and Trust Company
Ezra Stem
Geos E. Matthews
Mize
Margaret A. Stem
Funeral of Mrs James E Brown Held at Easy Church Street
The funeral for the late Mrs. James E Brown was held yesterday at 2 PM from her home on Easy Church Street. Rev. Miller conducted services with assistance from Rev. McLean and Rev. Dr. Freeman Dixon. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery beside floral tributes from friends. Funeral director W. H. Etchison oversaw arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Brown
Easy Church Street
Miller
E. J. McLean
Dr. Thomas
Freeman Dixon
Jacob Rohrback
Noah E. Cramer
Benjamio F. Refch
Howard
Granville Smith
William Smith
George W
Mt. Olivet
W. H.B. Etchison
Forest Fire Threaten Buildings Near Clacaburg Area
A forest fire burned about 100 acres of timber near O. K. Poole in Clacaburg Montgomery county. Homes and logs of weed warp were threatened as the flames spread through the night. The fire remained active with the main danger centered on nearby structures. Freight conductor Thomas McCluse, an extra on the Frederick Division, was killed in a separate fatal accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K. Poole
Clacaburg
Montgomery
Aconig
Thomas McCluse
Frederick
Not Central
Maryland Day Observed by Frederick County Historical Society
A local historical society gathering celebrated Maryland Day with state symbols and poetry readings. Mrs Henry Williams presented a paper on the Black Eyed Susan and its symbolism, while readers recited Gay and other verse. Relics were shown, including a cedar water pipe and an 1817 church book, with discussion concluding the meeting ahead of April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Frederick Cunty Historical Society
J. Hanehow Markey
Henry Williams
J. Hane
Frederick
Fredericktons
Charles Mant
Samuel Barnes
IN THE LAW'S GRIP AND LOCAL ARRESTS
Sheriff Grimes and Deputy Hagger arrested Peter Joces Jeese and Guy Crouse on larceny charges for brass fixtures stolen from Collins & Gross nickel works. They faced bail appeals, with Crouse released on 100 dollars and others held for court hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charurd
Peter Joces
Jeese
Merchant
Guy Crouse
Grimes
Hagger
Collins & Grossnickle
East Patrick Street
Sam Barney
Robert Tyler
Mifred Sitter
Fanva
Meer‘chant
Crouse
Lewis Gerson
Adno
Shecill Grimes
Shecitf Hauver
Ained
Charica Bell
Alfred Ritter
Hagerstown Factory Sells at Auction
Auctioneer Pisher sold the Spoke and Wing Company's plant at the northwest corner of West Church and North Walnut Streets in Hagerstown for $35,000. E. E. Foust bought the brick factory and warehouses for the O. W. Railroad, with plans likely to convert the site into railroad yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Frank 8
Barrick
Barclay Hollingsworth
Henry H. Reed
Spoke
Pilot
Weat Church
North Walnut Streets
E. E. Foust
0. W. Railroad
Runaway Horse Runs Wild on Weat Patrick Street
A horse belonging to Mr. Niles Abrecht ran away near his home on Weat Patrick Street at about 6 30 in the evening after frightening at a trolley car. It crossed the Middletown Pike to Capt. Wiliam Anderson's property where it fell and was captured. The wagon shafts broke in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles Abrecht
Weat Patrick Street
Middletown ‘Pike
Wiliam’ Anderson
Wegan
Umpire W B McAtes Signs for Kansas State League
Baltimore official W B McAtes who umpired in Frederick last season signs for indicator duty in the Kansas State League. He will officiate several college games in Maryland and Virginia before heading to Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. McAtes
Baltimore
Frederick
Maryland
Kansas
Fragmentary OCR yields a partial local note
The readable text shows a damaged OCR fragment about a cottage and a misread date or measurement. It references a location and an incomplete event but lacks clear names or concrete actions to determine the full story. The readability is too limited to confirm facts or identify entities.
Baltimore Methodist Conference locates new pastors in DC session
Readings at the Southern New Conference closing in Washington announced pastor appointments for Baltimore Trinity Calvary, Frederick, Singanore, Brunewick and others. Rev J Paul Tyler of Frederick will lead Trinity Calvary Baltimore after W S Neighbors resigns. Absalom Knox takes Frederick charge amid the conference’s controversial Macon College issue. The Trinity Calvary church plans a Wilson Memorial project to replace the existing building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Booth
Washington, D.C
Macon College
Mittetera
John Paul Tylor
Frederick
Trinity- Calvary Church
Mt ‘Tviet
Washington
Winchester
George T. Syler
Absalom Knox
J. H. Kubtynin
Frank Jenkins
Brunegwick
Trinity-Calvary Church
Mr. Tylér
Wilson Memorial Church
Trinity Church
Bank Interest Rate Licensed On Deposits
On November the 3st 1000 this bank licensed its interest rate to four point nine five percent per annum on all to special internet bearing deposits and deposits to remain in all order respect a subject to the provisions of the contracts under which they were trade.
Hymeneal Items From Walkerville and Nearby Towns
Marriages reported at New Market Urbana and Brunswick include Leater Wisner and Andre Bitler in New Market, Thaddeus Bussard and Minnie Kohler in Urbana, and Frank Stroup and Annie Whitehair in Brunswick. Board of Charities appointments listed for Montevue Hospital include chaplains and wardens, with staff changes and department notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wresnilurmer Leater Lesroy Wisner
Walkeraville
Andre Marie Bitler
Mount Pleasant
New Market
F. Ruley
Dubsato—Kouler
Thaddeus H. Bussard
Urbane
Minnie R. Kohler
Hyattstown
Urbana
Wilson T. Jarboe
Stroup—Whitehair
Frank Abraham Stroup
Annie MM. G
Montevue
Board of Charities and Corrections
Aunty Hospital
Yeaterlay
Reva
Lamar
Mclean
J. W. Kirncore
J.R. Ridenour
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Clyde Young
Abe Grove
James Stioemaker
Bertha V. Steiner
John Babylon
Ward Gackett
Narse
Alice Davis
Pool Tournament Draws Large City Audience
One of the largest crowds since the pool tournament at the City Hotel witnessed A. P. Young defeat Frank Coblentz 76 to 70 in a fin e pool game. Both players executed many fine and difficult shots that impressed spectators. Tonight Bravat Kennedy meets Uaumgardner in another ring game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Be‘gun
Gaalc
A. FP Young
Frank Coblentz
Bravat Kennedy
Uaumgardner
Monte Carlo Girls Burlesque at Local Theatre Next Thursday
Local page lists the Monte Carlo Girls presenting a new burlesque show with opening piece The Merry jadcaps and closing Too Many Husbands. Acts include Lew Golden and other vaudeville performers plus higher class specialties. Public sale announced for a large furniture lot at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mote Carto Girls
Big Burlesque Co
Burelty
Monte Carlo
Uany
Merry Makers
Audeville
Dance At Drunswick Red Men’s Ball Draws Wide Attendance
A social dance in Red Men's ball Beaune last night attracted a large crowd with attendees from Shepherdstown Martinsburg Harper's Ferry Frederick Brunswick and nearby areas. The Brad dock Heights Orchestra provided music and the committee included Misses Elia Phalen Ida Thompson and Mr Wilbur Nicodemus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drunswick
Red Men’s Ball
Beaune
Pel
Shepherdstown
Martinsburg
Harper’s Ferry
Frederick
Brunswick
Braddock Heights
Elia,Phalen
Ida Thompson
Wilbur Nicodemus
In Memoriam and Bills Passed in Senate
IN MEMORIAM De ttl Bills Passed The following House never passed by the State Senate yester To amend charter of Walkereville Savings Bank To amend charter of Valley Savings Bank of Middletown To authorize Frederick city to save improvement bonds To stout Brunswick to issue water supply bo Br Conley Buys Automobile Mr J Windsor Williams of eee ona agen for the Balch pag per 2 paseebger Mode 105 pack actonobile With detachable tonneaw tr IN MEMORIAM De ttl enemory of Martin Jackson who died one year ago today We miss thee from our ania eet R00 We pies thee from thy Brass A shadow o'er our life is cast We miss the sunshine of thy ac
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
Yester
Walkereville Savings Bank
Valley Savings Bank of
Middletown
Frederick City
Isave Improvement Bonds
Stout Brunswick
Isaue Water Supply
Br. Conley
J. Windsor Williams
Eeeona
Agen
Martin
Jackson
Wide assortment fabrics in bold colors for dresses
A busy display features Bilka Pongess and Wash fabrics with a full line of caldre neon and Hower weaves priced at 26 to 35 cents per yard. New Zephyr and Cathwba woven patterns offer striking color options for summer dresses and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feher Lius
Rae
Ope
Nurseries and Garden Supplies with Local Notices
Large Norway Maple and fruit trees offered for sale plus roses grapes and roots. Easter lilies daffodils hyacinths and carnations planted. Howey Tratt's Greenhouses advertises store at 217 N Market St with telephone numbers. Trespass notice forbids entering local farm lands at Rossustod Bros. Frederick Md. Ruling and book printing services promoted by Hogers Bookbigee & Printing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howey Tratt
Greenhovses
N. Market St
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