Hanover man with no arms becomes local standout in York county
Abraham B. Moore of Hanover, missing both arms since youth, achieves notable success as a schoolteacher, secretary of secret societies, and politician. He writes legibly with his arms, shoots using a twine to pull the trigger, plays pool and billiards, rides horseback, and has held census work and county party roles. He once wore artificial hands only for his wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Abraham B. Moore
Hanover
York County
Myers
Shippensburg State
York
Lancaster
Purely Personal: Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Der Goodell is in Baltimore for the day. Bruce Morrison of St. Louis visits his parents in Thurmont. J Edward Lutz of Middletown registered at Park Hotel. Laura Remsburg of Middletown goes to Springfield Ohio. Samuel K. Brown of New Market spends the day in Frederick. Capt Henshaw of Adamstown in Frederick on business. Fannie Biden of Baltimore guests Miss Eva Linn on South Market Street. Rev Dr and Mrs Eschbach visit relatives in Martinsburg. C Francis Baughman on East Second Street in Baltimore for business. A Kemp Keefer returns from Washington. Mrs Samuel Thomas and Mrs Wringlehart of Baltimore return from visits with Misses Quynn on East Patrick Street. Misses Eschbach from West Church Street return from Washington. Pension Increased: Samuel Munshower of Frederick has pension raised to $8 monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ¥. Goodell
Baltimore
Bruce Morrison
St. Louis
Thurmont
J. Edward Lutz
Middletown
Park Hotel
Laura Remsburg
Springfield
Oho
Samuel K. Brown
New Market
Frederick
Capt. Henshaw
Adamstown
Fannie Biden
Eva Linn
South Market Street
E. R. Eschbach
Martinsburg
C. Francis Baughman
East Second Street
A. Kemp Keefer
West Third Street
Washington
Samuel Thomas
East Church Street
Wringlehart
Sunday religious notices and meetings in Frederick area
Sunday services and Sunday school times listed for Graceham Schleysville Walkersville Glade Reformed and other churches. Also notes on Holy Communion Evangelical Lutheran Rev Dr Luther Kubimen Rev Thomas Freeman Dixon Epworth Leagues and a reception for Rev A S A Heavener. Maryland Lutheran conference dates May 13 and upcoming German Baptist conference in Lincoln Nebraska with local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graceham
Schleysville
Rocky Ridge
Glade Reformed Church
Walkersville
D. J. Wolf
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Servica
J. M. Moéter
Evangelical Reformed Church
Jos. A. Apple
City Ministerial Association
P.E
Court Street
T. Freeman Dixon
Cornelius Fisher
W. Morrison
Moravian Church
York
German Baptist Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Luther Kubimen
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Christian Endeavor
M. E. Church South
B. V
P. E. Craig
John G. Herman
E.L. McLean
Grace Reformed Church
CG. W. Stinespring
U. B
N. T. Carter
D. D
Chattanooga Tenn
Carter
China
M. E
Todd
Huldah Brust
St. John’s Catholic Church
Father Bonsaud
Maryland Synod
Beard
Middletown
Kuhlman
Frederick
German Baptist Conference
German Baptist Brethren
Lincoln
Neb
Frederick County
Fair Ground
North Manchester
Ind
Food Supplies Confidently Logged In Local Ledger
A historical ledger item lists items received or stored including 1004 pounds of butter, 903 dozen eggs, 3159 pounds of sugar, 2000 pounds of ham, 407 pounds of bologna, 466 pounds dried peaches, 9100 pounds total of meat products, 143 bushels potatoes, 61 boxes oranges, 10 boxes lemons, 150 gallons apple butter, 210 bunches bananas, 0.305 pounds milk, and 0.0 gallons water as part of wartime or community pantry inventory.
Woke of Death and Local Notices from Hancock
Obituaries recount the death of Benjamin Stottlemyer of St Louis aged 74 from heart disease. Teresa S Phillips, 21, dies in Washington DC after three weeks of illness. Local accidents include J Edward Boogle slipping from a wagon, James Turner injuring a finger, Wilbur Minnick buried by a wall of rocks and severely bruised but alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Stottlemyer
Benjamin ¥. Stottlemyer
Hancock
Washington County
Davall Stottlemyer
Frederick County
St. Louis
Wallace
Onta
Teresas Philipps
Teresa S. Philipps
Gareld Hospital
Washington, D. C
Glenwood Cemetery
Waskleton
J. Edward Boogle
Middletowna
James
George W. Turner
Pascal Easterday
Jefferson
Wilbur
George J. Minnick
Arnoldstown
Rim
Woman's College Notes Matinee Concert and Queen Victoria Talk
A matinee recital by the Woman's College music department pleased attendees at 1:15. The senior class closed its library fundraiser concert in Kemptown with teachers and students traveling by carriage. A College Hall lecture on Queen Victoria featured a stereopticon show of her life and world events. Miss Dehoff's upcoming piano recital is announced for next Monday evening. The photography department nears completion of a fifty-view exhibit for upcoming expositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Kemptown
College Hall
Queen Victoria
Dehoff
Hymen al Ve rs? Vansant Etoler Wedding
Amy Taylor Kugler daughter of Mrs. Margaret D and the late William H Kugler wed Clinton Hagens Vansant at St James P E church Mt Airy on May 1 Rev David May officiated Bride given away by her brother Harry Kugler Matron of honor Mrs Q Clarence Myers Best man Clinton White Ushers O Clarence Myers and Marion Rankies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. Clarence Myers
Clinton White
O. Clarence Myers
Union Bridge
Marion Rankies
Mount Airy
Tragedy Rumor After Near Miss on Tracks
Frederick rumor reports Mr George Sheets father of two killed children near Ijamsville and his sister Mrs Thomas Hines escaping death by lying between two rails as trains approached from east and west. Report unverified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
George Sheets
Ijamsville
Thomas Hines
Elections Monday Election Notices At Local Banks And Town Hall
Elections set for Monday at the Mutual Fire Insurance Company office to choose officers for the year. Franklin Savings Bank to elect directors for the ensuing year and Woodsboro Savings Bank to elect directors. Emmitsburg to hold an election for burgess and six commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Franklin Savings Bank
Woodsboro Savings Bank
Emmitsburg
Police Justices Report Final Quarter Totals
Freder ick police justices submitted quarterly reports to the Board of Aldermen. Justice Smith turned over 21.50 from fines and costs, and Justice Wood also sent 21.50. Justice Eckstein will report Monday after tonight on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Board of Aldermen
Justice Smith
Justice Wood
Justice Eckstein
Local dinner special and beer ad at City Hotel Buffet
A local notice advertises Sunday dinner deals with a full menu including Ox Tail Soup Roast Prime Rios of Beef and Spring Lamb plus desserts and coffee. It promotes cheap bananas at Keyser Engle and lists various beers and puréed offerings at the City Hotel Buffet with Evans cream ale and porter on draught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.O. Michael
Tuscarora Farm
O. M. de Garmendia
V. J. Roelkey
Thomas’ Drug Store
City Hotel
Strawberry Jree M. O. A
Doll's
Lisa W. M. Ritchie
Yingling’s
Bicycle Bazar Shipley & Bopat
Tomgles
City
Keyser & Engle
Landis
S. Radook & Co
Thos. Kemp
Doli Bros
India
Saratoga
Senate
Morten
Evans
Sleepwalking Child Heads Home From Midnight Walk
Laura, eight year old daughter of barber Eugene Alexander of Middletown, awakened while in sleep and left the house in night dress about 10 o clock Tuesday night. She was found in front of Geo W Castle's residence a short distance away calling for her bonnet. She returned home and remained semi aware upon arrival. New mill project near Boyd's by Smith Hoyle begins erection of a large roller flouring mill with capacity about thirty barrels daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
Eugene Alexander
Middletown
Geo. W. Castle
Boyd's
Smith Hoyle
Borda's
Market quotes for today from Hargett's Mari atx
Local quotes from J B E W Hargett list corn at 2.00 per barrel and 40 cents per bushel for shelled corn, wheat at 71 cents per bushel, and hay priced between 13 and 14 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atx. J. BE. W. Hargett
Heptasophs Leaders To Attend Supreme Council
Mr. J. F. Ereh Paul Archon and the deputy organizer of the Improved Order of Heptasophs of this city will travel to Eostop as representatives to the Supreme Council meeting scheduled for June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heptasoph
J. F. Ereh
Paul Archon
Improved Order of Heptasophs
Eostop
Supreme Council
Annual Visitation by Mizpah Chapter Opens Maryland Grand Officers Visit
Mizpah Chapter No 9 Order of the Eastern Star hosted Maryland Grand Chapter officers during a stated meeting. Visitors arrived at the depot and were escorted to the hotel where the chamber was decorated with carbutions tulips and wild cherry blossoms. The principal address by Grand Matron Mrs Anna Stottel and speeches by Grand Patron Mr Hellen Grand Secretary Mr Coombs among others highlighted the evening. A libation table in the library offered Neapolitan cream cake bonbons fruit and salted peanuts. The group later toured Braddock Heights before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah
Order of the Eastern Star
Grand Chapter
Maryland
D. T. Ardeman
Marian Smith
Anna Stottel
Hellen
Coombs
Kunz
David Lowenstein
A. Fearhake
E R. Eschbach
B. V. Switzer
W. N. Young
Anna D. Stoffel
G. M
Joseph H. Hellen
G. P
R. M. Coombs
Margaret Kunz
G. Treas
J. A. Hellen
Miler
Ranft
Late
Baltimore
Piper
Braddock Heights
Strawberry Fete and town notices headline this edition
Launch and lunch crowds fill the town streets as the Woman's Auxiliary hosts a Strawberry Fete in M. O. A. rooms on June 4 with varied fare. The ad lists frogs squabs croquettes lobsters shell oysters crab meat and clam chowder, plus dancing classes in May and private lessons offered by Miss W. M. Ritchie. Also notices of water delinquency collection, a May 5 Sunday excursion to Washington with a $1.00 fare, another to Hagerstown, dressmaking services at 35 East Church Street, and Dr Boteler practicing Eye Ear Nose and Throat care in Frederick with eye spectacle services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Frederick
Hagerstown
Wim. C. Boteler
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Edward, Prince of Wales
Mleary
Orfea Barrow
Tagush Dase
MiCus Beluralst
Bern, Dee
Horace Maney
Lucatur
Brangha
Page Nicalirg Prescott Stuan
Bern
Lake
Mew
Rs Ursen
Iis Union
USSS
Ser Frantity
Bein Isto
ISST
Chanty Bazaar
Fahaymurec
Magan
Bo Farce
Ad Campan Hintonia T
Sancta Ky
Washineton
W. L. Moors
The
Weather Bureau
Samuel Munshower
Sunday Schools and Societies
Lutheran Missions
Convention of the Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society
General Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church In
United States
Barnitz
Board of Home Missions
ENE
William Cram
Raymond ©. Reich
Reich’s Ford
Monocacy River
Philip Reich
Woman's College Notes
Claas
Msy
Gale
George O. Killian
Keyser & Engle’s
Yingling
Woman's Auxiliary
W. M. Ritchie
Court Square
Frederick, Md
Suesay & Borst's
Water Reuters
Chilton & Rhoads
S. L. Ruoaps
Groff House
Wx. H. Genpacn
Eapeg
Neidig & Miller
Neidie & Miller
Faukton
Namie & Mouse
Clinton E. Main
Bea
Mean
Clinton &, Main
Aus
Isanogle & Wagaman
Bard
Carde
Farmelee Library
North Market Street
F. B. Sappington
Sappington
Adawiy
City Hall
Twilajud
Lansdowne
GEO. Brodoce & CO
T. Rice & Sons
JA. T. Rics & Sons, Funeral Directors
Preop Gor WO Frederick CO
Stelephone
T. P. Rice
E. Fourth St
Aly
STADE
F. V. Stauss
Ceresville Flour
Ceresville
Shriner
Gaxni
Willard
Keller
E. Patrickist
Nist
Circuit Court
Frederik County
Baral A. Adamy
Pach Trend
Adam J. Adams
David C. Kemp
Lewis Gramer
Mancu Tans
Houglass A. Hargett
Cork
Frederick Co
Douglass H. Hargett
Urner & Urner
Peodse Law Offices
Baker Johnson
Ofica
Potts
Fredericks
Novodlyr
OTICE
Ealt Second Street
Market Street
W. Patrick Stree
George X Denne Jr
W. Church and
Bentz Ste
A. C. Carlin
al W. Patrick St
Harry McHenry
Seventh Street
S. Market St
East Third Street
Siler
Bolb Bros
Chas
West Patrick Street
John N
Crazy Ganldre
N. Market St. Eee
W. Ll. Rice
Patrick Street
South Market St. Eletepatas
Journern Uriurbun
Jous Hewon Toxson
HIVE
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