Fragmented Local Notices From A Diluted Postal Ledger
Purely presonas and garbled phrases describe individuals traveling or visiting in various towns. Eleanor Dill of West Third Street spends time in Baltimore. A J Smith of Wolfsville moved to Bran orck Heights clinics. Siliia Thomas of Boonsboro visits Mrs Edward B Measell at Bass Patrick. J Marebili Grumbite Jr works with Kennedy Brothers in South Marzerx Street. Martha Rowell of East Cherch, Va visits sister Mrs W S McCardell on Wes Oberch Street and returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
M. Eleanor Dill
West Third Street
Baltimora
A.J. Smith
Wolfsville
Clins Caitsgs
Branorck Heights
Siliia Thomas
Eon
Boonsboro
Edward B. Measell
Patrick
J. Marebili Grumbite Jr
Kennedy Brothers
Tallore
South Marzerx
Martha Rowell
Fstia
Surprise Baltimore Wedding of Simmons and Shipley
Miss Simmons wed Mr Clarence Shipley in Baltimore at noon in a surprise ceremony performed by Rev E L Hubbard. The couple, reported as newlyweds, reside at 1202 West Franklin Street. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs J Bes Simmons of Adamstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Simmons
Baltimore
Clarence Shipley
Bilis Mery deBreler Simmons
J. Bes Simmons
Adamstown
County
Clarence 41
Shipley
Elmeo Allen
Sarah Jarome Shipley
E L Hubbard
Eutaw Street
Brida
and Airs
Lathar T. O. Frazer
Diil Sveans
Quita Ick
Roacos O. White
Garrge Lipps
Rhoda Qook
MoBsig
John Miler
West Fifth Street
City Hospital
Otarle
Barretta
Sor
Rodney
Mokay
Basil
West Third Street
Daisy Hospital
Merars
John
Willian Booker
Weerington
Grack Bocksy
West Fours Street
Cave
Boy Arrested In School Destruction Case
John Haller aged 16 was arrested yesterday afternoon by constable Lewis E Carter on a charge of writing an indecent inscription on the door of the public school. He appeared before Jn oc O Eckstrets for hearing, docketed for Friday afternoon next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Haller
Lewis BE. Carter
Hansson
O. B. Eckstrets
In His Holy Temples Sunday School and Society News
The City Ministerial Association schedules a Monday 10 a.m. gathering. Services listed across multiple churches include Sobignévetle at 7 p.m. and Sam Jay School at 9:30 p.m. with Holy Communion at morning services. Names include E G Molson, Rev. Charles F. Stack, Rev. B Refin Jones, Rev. Jim Os, Rev. Dr. E.R. Eschbach, Rev. J. W. Kitraoof, Rev. Thomas Freeman Dixon, Rev. Charles Rainewald, Rev. Join Paul Tyler, Rev. J. W. Kitraoof, and Bishop Paret. churches span St. John’s Reformed, Grace Reformed, German Baptist, Evangelical Reformed, St. Mark’s Lutheran, Braddock M. E., and First Baptist. Sunday School times vary. quarterly meetings noted at Braddock and other congregations. general call for attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sobignevetle
Sam Jay
Lotharas Church
Charles F. Stack
St. John's
Bookeystown
Atvill Conner
Souday School
Lambert
Patrick Street
Paret
B. Refin Jones
Rhoshones
Idaho
St. Mark
E.R. Eschbach
Jim Os
Rocky Ridge
Ohia County
Mark's Lutheran Church
Hagerstown
Charles Rainewald
Emmitsburg
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Braddock M. E
Colored
M. J. Naylor
Middletown
First Baptist
James B. Webster
Crozer Theological Seminary
Ahsster
United Brethren Church
J. W. Kitraooff
Christian Endeavor
Kiraoofe
Rocky Springs
Trinity M. &. Oburch
South
Rav
Paul Tyler
Banday School
Epworth League
Stracgera
At&j. John’s Ossbolic
Sanday School
G. Sakorky
Jantor C. E. Society
O.F Thomsa
Young Peoples
OL Makosky
Methodit Episarpal Cunron
Ree An J Gill
Grace Hersl
Martinsburg
W. Va
Willa
Seief Hits and Budget of Bright Home Interest
Mr Elwerd O Lisse seeks to impress his property on West South Street amid local and general interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright Heme
Elwerd O Lisse
Weet South Strest
Middletown Plans New Street and School Site Expansion
Progressive residents form a corny to buy Grove land just south of East Main street for a town expansion. A 12000 dollar modern school building will face east on the new street with a playground, proper lighting, ventilation, and a rear playground, connected by the building. The plan includes extending streets to the county road and creating a notable avenue near the Reformed church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Mdllatown
East Main Street
Sleo
Orone
Sud
Jefferan
Matona
Reformed Church
Crone
Shaschoo! Beliding
Mc Orows
Empty Stocking Association Plans Christmas Gifts Drive
The Empty Stocking Association announces plans for active work for the second annual Christmas charity. Last year many children received toys candy and novelties purchased by local contributions. A meeting is set for next Monday at 3 PM at the Mason Temple to organize distribution and solicit contributors with space for many volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies
Ccrpass
She Ety
Oosalder
Beidis
Masoulo
Gavel Presented to Rev Dixon by Synod of Baltimore
Rev Thomas Fresmeo Dixon, chosen moderator of the Synod of Baltimore, received a historically crafted gavel from the assembly. The head contains four wood fragments from Revolutionary Barracks near the Maryland School for the Deaf, a B&O depot, Webbington’s headquarters, and Monocacy Battlefield, plus pine from a battlefield tree near Stonewall Jackson’s site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Fresmeo Dixon
Synod of
Baltimore
Old Revolutionary Barracks
Maryland School For the Deaf
United States
Weebington
Monocacy
Mejor EB. Y Golda
Canton
Jackson Tran
D.xo0
Thas
Fiss
Gashier Resigns From Local Bank Position
W P McComas of Baltimore Maryland resigns as cashier of the People's National Bank at Braysworth Siges leinstitutioun in May 196. accepted Wednesday to join a Baltimore manufacturing firm for a higher salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gashier
W. P. McComas
Baltimore
People’s National Back
Brayswor
Siges Leinstitutioun
Istgs
Sunk City
Fo Celebrate Gaiden Wadding and Mra Sprisg H Tiame
They celebrate quietly the fiftieth anniversary of their wedding tomorrow after a marriage in Angus Azo del orga ys Mya Tisame wat Mfteg Gon Rebeca Brown, ceaghser of the dete Capt. Barjimia Brown, of Baltiacre.
Opening of Buster Brown ticket board draws crowd
The opening of the ticket board for Buster Brown's show at Weegwood Opera drew a grand turnout. Advance sales will run daily during the hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kneb
Buster Brown
Weegwood Osfe
Business Ghanze Seals Grocery Store Inventory
Mr Willem W Brieh has acquired the stock and fixtures of the grocery store formerly run by Mrs Annie M Belding on Wess Patrick streets from Charles T XK Yeong ageus. The new owner will conduct the business going forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghanze
Willem W. Brieh
Annie M. Belding
Wess
Patrick Strees
Yeong
Ageus
Wil
Primary voting in Maryland 1907 Democratic ticket debate
Long, garbled account discusses voters in Baltimore and Maryland 1907 primary rules. It covers how voters who mark Democratic tickets may influence senatorial primaries, interpretations of voting a party ticket, and officials urging instruction to judges on eligibility and voter intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D-moirais
United States
William Piskney Whyte
Warfard
John Walter Saoiteh
Damcorata
Masay Vaodteer
Warfield
Howard County
Baltavas
Countina
Pople
Randolph Barson
Baltimore City
Democratis
Tao
Maryland
United States Senate
Guild Anniversary and Warfield supporters meeting summary
The Guild of All Saints Episcopal held its anniversary with 815 PM services, followed by a reception in the Sunday school room full of autumn decor and musical performances led by Mrs Mary Stockel-Berck and others. A lantern drill by young girls and a cake were part of the program. An informal gathering of Governor Warfield supporters was held in the Gleason Worthington home to discuss the senatorial primaries, with leaders elected to represent districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of All Saints’ Episcopal Oberch Wan Chaeresd Jaub
Ohspal
Versons Otapista
Iegla
Musfc
Mary Sstokel-Berck
Orllosolo
A Burck
Mies Irene Enright
Eusmipge
Maodolio
Mies Grace Prios
Ladis
Gamleman
Warfield
Organiz. AE
Gleon W. Worthington
Flavoradiz
Gov
Onarlea P. Lary
Ereratery
Local Opening Showcase and Oyster Dining Event
Local notice invites public to a Friday and Saturday exhibition on November 8 and 9 featuring a beautiful assortments and pattern responses. Fresh oysters offered at Geos Dining Parlors for 26 cents a plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxtz
Geos
Local notices mix of events and ads from 1907 Bijon theatre and community groups
Local items report on new showings at the Bijon Family Theatre with ticket pricing, mention of Claude Datrow a Democratic House candidate and farming near Buckeystown, Datrow’s family ties, and civic roles. Also notes shorthand classes in November, a 1907 sex book offer, a Democratic Building Association with shares and annual dues, and various ads for tailoring and Memorial Week openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Datrow
RK Olauds Datrow
House of Delegates
R P.T. Datrow
Boro
Buckeystown
William A. Lakin
Jeffereag
Samuel Dutrow
Frederick
Dotrow
Adamstown Turnpike Company
Phurch
Mountain Ciny
Kreights of
Pythine
Primary and Local Events Highlight Election Day and Charity Sale
Fragmented text blends a wartime like election mood with notices of a Christmas sale, supper at Bijou Theatre, and railway schedules. It mentions Captain Walty leading, a Frederick City Hospital Guild supper on November 3 and 13, with 85 cents for admittance, plus various sales items and school entertainments set for late November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
City Hospital Guild
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S Press
Stetadder
Jeany Lindch
Ort
Ert
É Gatdsidt
London
Brockis
Schwatka
Sir John
Scgtet
Cnenen
Weber
Wiasmianse
Freder Wepstak
Tax
Leoa
Rata Toraghs
Elighity Ood - Sanday
Soom, Gulst Et Tie Wassher Burase
Roba Last
Piaco Forsi
Booday Escoe' Daubla Vioteh Politica
GaA.k
Ceeh Oyetara
New Way Asiaovass
la Tahie Damask
Lafranca Shoe
Gertrude
Clark
Indens
Fermingren Olger Co. Fonck
H. R. Besant
George Honck
W.F
RR Trail
Greenboness Ferry
Clored Corps
Filserman
Brjan
Saipley & Boost
Gem
Girls High
D. Montz
Easterday
Traats
Ari
Sunday Schools and Societies
Frederick Oogusy
Eleosior
Board of Marsgere
Mpty Shocking Association
Sana
Judees
Man
Willis Altow
J.D. Baker
UG. Saker
Cutlery National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Capital
M. D. Baker
Simmerhan
Samuel
Duvall
Courtier Anat. Cashler
Jopextias
McSusesy
D. Fk
Keravves
Gao, Wat, Buwem
J.D. Same
Jopes
Moree
Jom
D. A. Basepre
Tmos
Hatern
Baume
C.H. Tomas
Edaxis
Bama
Jon D
Wexdrickton
Fred, Co
Velemena
Oraé
John D. Herdrickech
Moon
Mediam Welent
thor’ +leeves
Suir
Sr0abé
Sonera
Sig Store
Bbasuain Bullit
Stoet
Saab
Hale Brostes
Chilaren
Cartalus
George
Rodoge
Tho, P. Rice
Idigq & Miller
Bijon Family
Woman's College
Domratic Building Association
Long &6
Jas
H. Barris
Frank O. Norwood
Presidert
J D. Hendrickson
Chas Wartheimer
John Baumgardier
H.G Zschartns
F.B. Sappington
Gas
S Rodock
Be’y
Tress
Abe Reasnour
F. B. Sappington
Sentley School Room
Batorday
Aionze Ely
Herb Markey Bt
Blumenacer & Co
Wilba
Boolsty
O. D. Wanenime
Thomas P.rice
North
Greece
Margaret Mackenale
Buiiding
Canary Phone
Deckdawiy
Pet
Amar
W. Franklin Street
Baltimere
Frelerion
City
bartBdawly
Vance
Optical Specialia
North Market Stren
LONG
Sye
Eaz Nose
Theo AL
Glasbes Fitter
North Market
al. Frederick, MD
Mo Ane
Angkidis
Cramer & Stauffer
Roaee
Cramer
Staneren
Montgomery County
Cours St. Renen
B. Sappin
Jean
Sappingson
Kali
Rebum
Bachiv
Wailty
Gallawessis Vid Corpe
Dors
Walty
Ainka'es Wien
Frederick, Washingtorn
Gattysburg
Sanday
Traios
Henry Trelis
G.A. R
Souk &. Fresmuay
Commandar
A. T. Drinkworss
Psok
Dot Sombiere
Ountata Et Girls
Ate’ School
Grie’ High School
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