Daily News from 1601-03-31 shows local notices and personal items
The itemized issue lists weather, moon phases, and advertisements alongside Purely Personal notes. Several residents visit relatives in Baltimore Washington and New York. local names include Annie Boyer Chrissie Bowers Dutrow Macgilk Shipley Stull Moore Rogers Garret and Postetter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Boyer
Baltimore
Chrissie Bowers
Dutrow
South Market Street
Wm Macgilk
New York
Annie Shipley
Bertie Baer
Joshua James and
Daugters
South Market St
Washington, D. C
Susie Stull
Elmer Moore
A.G. Ross
Europe
Henry W- Rogers
Emma Garret
East Patrick Street
Messrs
Frederick
Elton Rimmel
Taylortownu
Alt. Philip
This County
B. Postetter
Hershberger’s
North Market Street
Hacerstown
Entertainment at Myersville School April Evening
The Myersville public school pupils will present an evening program on Tuesday, April Sth to benefit the school. The Chautauqua Circle meets tonight at Miss Carribelle Travis’s home on East Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville Public School
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
Carribelle Travis
East Third Street
City Opera Hansa
L. ©. Derr
Montevue Hospital
Montevue Road
St. John’s Lyceum
Moving Notes In City Business Moves
Soha A Kennedy moves from John Street West Patrick Street to A L Davis room North Market Street. Francis Johnston will relocate from Kennedy’s former stand. G W Good leaves Adams Express area for H N Etchison’s South Market Street furniture building. Charles Brest to discontinue grocery liquor business in Walling Building South Market Street. Geo W Young moves from near Gainesville to 140 East Patrick Street. Geo W Smith relocates from East Patrick Street to Wentz property beside the Rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soha
Kennedy
Johnston
West Patrick Street
A. L. Davis
North Market Street
Francis Johnston
Air. G. W. Good
Adams Express
H.N. Etchisons
South Market Street
Charles Brest
Walling Building
Geo
W. Young
Gainsville
Patrick At
W. Smith
Patrick Street
Wentz
Laila Opera Presented by Manross Class at City Opera House
A large audience enjoyed Young Folk IX Opera Laila presented by the Manross Musical Classes at the City Opera House. Mrs Stratton wrote the libretto, with Mr Manross and Mr Macross guiding the concert work. The story follows a picnic party and the fairy guardians who crown Laila queen of the festal day, with a finale chorus of Long Live Laila. The cast included Miss Edna Young as queen and Several student performers. The Manrosss class provided instrumental work and solo numbers. Mrs Manross and family recently moved from Boston to Frederick and contributed piano and accompaniment throughout the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manross
Geo. W. Stratton
Uude
Laila
Jess
Stratton
City Opera House
Gertaude
Matross
Wil D. Macross
Lars
Lesa Ner
Lailain
Aila
Edna Young
Virgie Main
Martha Lewis
Israce Michael
Irena Biggs
Beatrice Biggs
Daisy Gittinger
Mamie Comfort
Nellie Obenderfer
Addie Kline
Bessie
Pearl Bader
Lizzie Gilson
Sadie Gaver
Virgie Gaver
Mamie Hooper
Clara Kline
Stellie Kline
Annie Lewis
Susie Markey
Minnie Rice
Daisy Showman
Lara Willard
Henry Abbott
Clyde Bantz
Charles
Willie Lough
Will Lampe
Warrie Saunders
Will D. Manross
Burdette Rader
John Gittinger
Roger Grambine
Will Hooper
Lee Hanshew
Chas Lough
Resolutions of Respect for Late Director at Refuge
The 24th annual report of the Female House of Refuge intimates mourns the death of its active friend Dir. Lewis A. Birely. The Board of Managers, of which he was a member, passed resolutions deploring the loss of a member always fearless in duty to the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Refuge
Lewis A. Birely
Board of Managers
Philomathean Society appoints standing committees
Dr. Lloyd T. Macgill Jr. presides as chair of the Philomathean Literary Society and names standing committees for the term. Ways and means: Jacob Rohrback, B F Retch, J 3 Houff. Questions: Nash E. Cramer, Allen B K Rohrback, Hammond Urnez. Censor: Wim H Nicodemus. Regular weekly meeting set for Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd T. Macgill, Jr
The
Philomathean Literary Society
Ways and
Jacob Rohrback
B.F. Retch
J. 3. Houff
Nash E. Cramer
Allen BK. Rohrback
Hammond Urnez
Wim. H. Nicodemus
Marriages in Unionville and Jefferson This Morning
The wedding of Miss Roberta L. Worman and Clarence A. Lindsay united in Unionville's church at 10 this morning. Cephas J. Lakin wed Miss Flora Belle Souder at the bride’s home south of Jefferson, officiated by Rev Ditmar of the Reformed Church in Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta L. Worman
Clarence A. Lindsay
Unionville
Cephas J. Lakin
Flora Belle Souder
Jefferson
This County
Ditmar
The
Reformed Church
Real Estate Transfers Involving Sluss Motter and Cramer
Real estate transfers listed include Susanna Sluss selling 96 acres to George T. Motter for 1 dollar. Catherine A. Cramer transfers 3 scre to Wm. A. Cramer for unknown price. Nosh Z Cramer sells 08 square perches to Wm. A. Cramer for 125 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Sluss
George T. Motter
Catherine A. Cramer
Wm. A. Cramer
Cramer
Orphans' Court settles final accounts in will case
The first and final account of Martha Hobbs, administratrix of Charles F. Hobbs, deceased, was settled and distribution made. Also the final account of administrator George L. Greenboltz, deceased, was settled and final discharge granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Greenboltz
Martha Hobbs
Chas. F. Hobbs
Good Potatoes at The Gem Potato Press Ad
Advertises Eldridge Patent Potato or Fruit Press at 23 cents. Price listed as original and on display opposite City Hotel. Promotional wording emphasizes value and availability for mashed potatoes using the device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldridge Patent
the Gem
City Hotel
Church Consistory Elections and Parish Notes
The article reports the annual election for members of the reformed church consistory with names of elected elders and deacons and notes plans to improve church interiors with new pews carpets and padding. It also mentions gifts to a retreat pastor Rev George Eeech and upcoming church meetings, vestry elections at All SaintProtestant Episcopal church, and a St James Lutheran Easter program with solo by Master Harry Schroeder and Prof Geo Ed Smith directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church
Joseph Glaze
AO. McCardell
Descons
RS. J. Deion
Samuel L. Lilly
J. N. Zummerman
D. TF. Liskin
Frostiart
Sit
George VL Eeech
Furtterly
Frederick
Sith
Joba
MEB
Bev
Lusher
Jobn A
Leiden
St James Lutheran Church
Harry Schroeder
Jesus
Geo. Ed. Smith
Deaths and funerals from Emmitsburg area notices
Mrs Margaret Peoples widow of James Peoples dies at her home aged 74. Funeral from Lutheran church with Rev Luther DeYce officiating. Maiden name Margaret Bower, first husband Isaac Rowe died years ago leaving five children. Second husband James Peoples died 1982 leaving son Edwin T Peoples. Also notices: Mrs Mary Kiracofe dies in Salem Virginia at 73. funeral in Augusta County. W T R Saffell dies in Baltimore at 69, former local teacher and Treasury clerk. Mrs Rosesous Varner dies in Baltimore aged 75. funeral at sister Mrs Gorsuch’s home. Charles Bittinger, 8, near Ceresville, dies. burial planned at Dolon Chapel. Mrs A J Isaacs dies in Ellicott City. Ephraim Lordsay noted as West Westminster native and father of Columbus Lindsay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples
Margaret Peoples
James Peoples
Emmisburg
Lutheran Church
Luther DeYce
Far West
J. Peoples
Mrr
Edwin T. Peoples
Mabry Eidracofe
Geo W. Kirscofe
United Brethren Church
Mary J. Kiracofe
Salem
Sirscofe
Augusta County
Kiracofe
Varner
Rosesous Varner
Henry Varner
Baltimore
Elizabeth Henning
Birs
Gorsuch
Preston Street
Isaacs
A.J. Isaacs
C. O. Isaacs
Ellicott City
Ephraim Lordsay
Ephraim Lindsay
Westiminster
Columbus Lindsay
Banquet Board Hosts Union Reunion at Court Street
The annual reunion of the MC C t group of twenty one or thirty one members gathered at Mr JA Hager on Court Street last night. They formed a procession at 7 30 pm to the dining room where a long banquet board was decorated with dust pyramids and other ornaments. George L Wilson the honored president sat at the head. The menu featured oysters cold meats fruit nuts cakes coffee cigars and more. Addresses were given by George I Wilson A H Ely and F Stand. L A Hager earned praise for arranging and serving the menu. The committee in charge included Cram Joseph Brengie Joba Sianeers rom rengie Joba Simpson and Lebherz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MC. C
Messrs
George I. Wilson
A. H. Ely
F. ¥.Stand
L. A. Hager
Joseph Brengie
Joba Sianeers Rom
Rengie
Joba Simpson
Lebherz
Lodge News at Walkersville Public Meeting
Walkersville Lodge No. 284 I C G T held a public meeting at Shiloh M E church last night. The program included music by a choir led by Prof. C Anders scripture reading and prayer by Rev C T House a BaltMore G C Templar Frank K Morling address a Dr J S Nicodemus address Rev T Hosseduett and Prof Anders with his daughter Reddick presided and Miss Gaud Anders presided at the organ A delegation of 11 from Furity Lodge attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Shiloh Mf. P
Prof
C. Anders
C. T. House
Frank K. Morling
Baltimore
G. C. Templar
Maryland
J. S. Nicodemus
T. Hosseduett
Prof. Anders
Mr. Reddick
4Aud Anders
Furity Lodge
Why Snuffer Use Ceresville Flour for Relief
A humorous note touts Ceresville Self Rising flour as a remedy for chest discomfort and dyspepsia. It claims the product resembles buckwheat in appearance and taste while being healthier, suggesting it as the preferred home remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceresville Self
Frederick churches show fine floral display and awakening faith
In Frederick churches on Sunday the floral decorations used palms jilies geraniums and hortensias created exquisite arrangements with modest expense. Music was well chosen and pleasing. A visitor noted many parishioners attending a church tour as evidence of a religious awakening in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ws- Lers
Local ill list reports multiple residents showing sickness
The column lists Mrs Nancy Fonk and Mr Gay Wolfe among the ailing, with several others including Mrs GA Riehl and Miss Annie Perry noted as ill. It also mentions Dr Harry P Gallagher visiting relatives, Mr Samuel Titlow returning home, and Mr Harry D Young taken ill at the Hink along with other residents on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Fonk
Henry Funk
Farmersville
Ohio
Gay Wolfe
George Anderson
West South St
Annie Perry
J. F. Eisenhauer
Howard Young
GA. Riehl
Topeka
Kansas
Maria Schroeder
Harry P. Gallagher
Baltimore
Bits. E
Annie Oates
Washington
McFadden
Philadelphia
Clara Steiner
Samuel Ready School
Samuel Titlow
Harry D. Young
Hink
Samuel Wineberg
Doubs and Oss County Correspondence March 30
County news notes visits and moves in Washington Yellow Springs Doubs Wan sonville and nearby areas. People returning home leaving jobs opening baking business local strikes and minor injuries follow local clerical changes and town happenings. Brown's Iron Bitters advertised with claims of blood cleansing and digestion aid.
One-Third Rise in Weekly Retail Volume at Shriner Mills
A Great Increase in retail sales for the week at the E A Shriner Milling Co. shown in the text. Ceresville roller floors and home trade items appear in stronger demand with better article quality noted. The report emphasizes growth in home trade and general business improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceresville Rofler
E. A. Shriner Milling Co
Junior Wot! Ball funds for fire company coats
The Junior Wot! held a charity ball at the Social World hall to raise funds for the Junior Steam Fire Engine Company No. 2 to purchase gum coats for the firemen. About 240 people attended. the event featured a Spanish S dance led by Geo Ketler and daughter Kathie. The F C S Orchestra played. committee members included Henry V. Nelson James Gilbert Wm Winebrewer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Geo. Ketler
Kathe
Messrs
Henry V. Nelson
James Gilbert
Wm. Winebrewer
Wm. Shipley
Hany Downer
C. W. Taylor
Lawrence Falk
Wm. Sebleigh
Charlea Wolfe
Frederick City
Koontz Hall
Gutenberg Bible Brings Million-Dollar Chicago Sale
The Gutenberg Bible, one of the earliest printed books, sold at Brayton Ives collection auction for about $14,000 to James W. Ellsworth. The sale in New York drew Chicago literary circles with 216 books and manuscripts fetching nearly $40,000 on day one, the prize Bible drawing intense bidding. other notable prices included Christopher Columbus letters for $4,890 and John Eliot’s Indian Bible at $1,650.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mentz
Gutenberg
St. Jerome
New York
Lenox Library
Christopher Cormubns
Cartier
New France
John Eliot
Bilsward
Canalward Bound Carts and Mules Pass Through City
Fifteen carts and twenty four mules with several drivers moved through thin city this morning en route to Harpers Ferry for canal work. They belonged to Thomas Carry. Elder B A Broner and Milton McDaniel departed for Rocky Ridge to attend a German Baptist Church district meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thin City
Harpers Ferry
Thomas Carry
B. A. Broner
Milton McDaniel
Rocky Ridge
The
German Baptist Church
Mullinix and Kemp Open New Curtains and Draperies
Mullinix and Kemp announce a fresh line of scrims and draperies now in stock at their carpet department. The store touts a large selection of tapestries and Brussels carpets from a New York importer with attractive inducements for curtain orders. Visit to view the assortment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brussels
Mullinix & Kemp
Rumor on Rail Connections and Local Notices
A fragmentary tale reports a rumor in the upper county about a possible interconnection agreement between the Westminister line and the Pennsylvania system at the Bruce site junction, amid long-standing disputes. Also described are social notes from Springfield about a teen marriage, a new president profile, and political commentary on German finance minister Johanannes Miguel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wieterm Marrland Hillroad
Frederick
Carrustromsas
Ratnad
Cymuty
Monty
Ract
Briceville
Litre
Kalzer
Cour Rac
Iain High
Johannes Miguel
Frank- Pr
Jouannes Miquel
fort-on-the-Main
Reichstag
William
Miguel
Caprivi
Society Notes on Artists and Artifacts in New York
A long collage of names and observations describes Miss Alice Doclery a leading female benefactor and artist backers in New York, with remarks on artists like Miss Domtery and Dapper Tom, mixed with recipes and a local 1890 snowstorm survivor story from Leisure Hour detailing Alice Jana Lowe’s five weeks in snow near Spalding and her ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Doclery
Nnt
Dom Tery
Piter Cooper
Gams
Musde
Dapper
Tom
Anon
Lefure
Donicak Bouche
Tena Failert
Tech
Ced
Amdortbe
Ccc
Ark
Ikub Silusmefui
Dan Kaypy
Oretellain
New York
Wong
Alice Jana Lowe
Wigan
Spalding
Lincolshire Fens
Spatdng
Exneashire
Gud
Eine
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Reb. Campbell
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Republican Gazette
Mathias Barigis
W. Tyson
West Second Street
Geo. Wim. Smith
J. W. Whaleo
John Whisner
Donn Snow
William A. Cramer
George T. Ricketts
M. E. Cramer
Luther H. Wachter
Otto Thomas J. Wachter
Young Folk
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W.T. R. Saffell
Montgomery County
Barnes- Fille Academs
U. S. Treasury
Charles Bittinger
Samuel Bittinger
Ceresville
Doion Chapel
Arthur Probee
Rosnoke
Sud
N. Exchison
Bentztown
Benj. F. Brown
C. C. Mainhart
Barnesville
Tom Thumb
St. John’s Catholic Church
Alonzo Ely
South
Tom Tham
Mohler
Taneytown
Doubs
Charles G. Brachkey
Yellow Springs
Ells Brachey
Joseph E. Brachey
Joseph Stone
Pleasant Hill
Wansonville
Myers
Waynesboro
Hartsock
Hazerstown
Florence Palmer
Charles Myers
Thoms Brandenburg
Millerd Palmer
Thomas Bennett
C. Diffendal
Hae Merle
Lingsvore
Diffendal
Itabel Bargett
Mr. Bennett
Slessrs. Besant & Knott
Buusims
Borneo
Mataria
Brown
Misa Bessia
Orlanda Burek
Telegraph Street
Fennis Murphy
West Fourth Street
Mullinix
Braceville
Springfield
Linzie
Sweet Sixteen
Dirton Tavener
Mert Osborn
Shane
Osbert
Sornsla
Jennie Lozier
Faua
Halle
Bae
Sarvapor
UD. H. Best
N. Market St
Smith's Temple of Fancy
Geo. A. Gilbert
Gilbert
North Market
New York Tribune
John Hendrickson
ATS
Thompson's
Jon Hendrickson
Harvey B. Lease
A. Gatch
Iy Bully News
Walter W
Eld
Ica
Daly
M. Harver T. Hente
Anet
Win
Stenffer
Zrederick
Tobe Bard HM. Keeter
Nair Ae
Izes, Lane
Sant Hae Br
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Brest
John Hershberger
Dakery
G. J. Doll & Son
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Doll & Son
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