Purely Personal Pleasant Paragraph About Those Who Come and Go
Miss Leonora C. Miller of Washington visits friends and relatives in the city. Miss Sarah C. Lenhart on Church Street spends yesterday at her home near 'tica. Mr. Charles F. Kknock on South Market Street visits relatives in Washington. Miss Mabel Ferguson on North Newry Street visits friends at Point of Rocks. Mamie Conrad of Washington returns after visiting relatives here. W T Harris of Oil Avenue has gone to Baltimore for a lucrative position. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Mehrling of East Patrick Street spend yesterday with friends in Baltimore. Mrs. George Moberly and son Claude Austin on East Patrick Street visit relatives in Washington. Charlee E. Engelbrecht of Jefferson spends Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Detiange near Adamstown. David O. Thomas of Washington visits Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Griffin on South Market Street. Leth M. Hammond of Hagerstown returns home after visiting near Shookstown. Rev. G. William Millar of Wrightsville, Pa., returns after visiting Chas. H. Heffner on West South Street. Mr. and Mrs. Alkire of Washington are guests at the Washington Cottage Braddock Heights. Mr. Alkire is assistant paymaster of the U S Navy. Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Kiracofe of Last Fourth Street have returned home after visiting Elsmer Kiracofe in Hagerstown. Mrs. J. D. Kepner and BR. Evard Kepner and wife left today for the funeral of Mrs. Benjamin Kepner of Mittin, Pa. The deceased was mother of the late Capt. J. D. Kepner of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonora C. Miller
Washington
Sarah C. Lenhart
Haat Church Street
Tica
Charles F. Kknock
South Market Street
Mabel Ferguson
North Newry Street
Point of Rocks
Mamie Conrad
W. T. Harris
Oil Avenue
Baltimore
Wm. H. Mehrling
East Patrick Street
George Moberly
Claude Austin
Charlee E. Engelbrecht
Jefferson
Detiange
Adamstown
David O. Thomas
W. AL. Griffin
Leth M. Hammond
Hagerstown
Missessie
Mary Smith
Shookstown
G. William Millar
Wrightsville
Chas. H. Heffner
West South Street
Alkire
Washington Cottage
Braddock Heights
Navy
Harry L. Kiracofe
Fourth Street
Kiracofe
Elsmer Kiracofe
J. D. Kepner
BR. Evard Kepner
Benjamin Kepner
Mittin
Capt
Mass Meeting at Y M C A Opens Religious Talks
The first Y M C A mass meeting for men featured Rev J T Huddle of Washington DC delivering a sermon. Chairman Henry H Abbott led the session and urged men to join Bible classes as Elasees begin this week. William C Birely directed singing with Prof Biser’s orchestra. Meetings will run each Sunday afternoon. A boys meeting was also addressed by Nev Me Troxell of West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M.C.A
J. T. Huddle
Washington, D. C
Henry H. Abbott
Religious Work Committee
Wm. C. Birely
Biser
Nev. Me. Troxell
West Virginia
Married at Brunswick by Lutheran pastor
Mr. Raymond E Herr and Amelia G Haupt of Boonsboro wed in Brunswick on October 23 after seeking arrangements. Rev Charles W Hees officiated, and the certificate was filed for the record. Other items note excursions on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and assorted brief notices with mixed print errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Raymond E Herr
Amelia G. Haupt
Boonsboro
Alminiater
Charles W. Hees
Election procedures and polling locations outlined by parties
Tomorrow's election day procedures are detailed with polling hours and eight Frederick precinct sites. Voters are instructed on registration checks, ballot preparation, concealment, and delivery to clerks, with penalties for ballot misuse and guidance on assistance for the disabled. Party officials pledge an honest, bribery-free vote and outline enforcement.
Political pledge tightens on election funding rules
The speaker vows to obey the law and ban money for corruption after last year’s campaign effort failed. Treasurer Levy appoints district deputies who must present sworn election-expenditure reports within ten days of the vote, with party workers cooperating nationwide. Tomorrow is a legal holiday. banks close and post office windows run 7 to 8 a.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. Two collections and one delivery are planned by the parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnst
Charles DP. Levy
Tressurer
Taxpayers Seek Enforcement of Street Paving Ordinance
A East Church Street meeting urged the Mayor to enforce Section 40 of Ordinance No. 12 requiring brick pavement where gutters and curbing exist. Messi August and William H. Mehrling were named to press the request, with others present including George TM. Shuffley James HG Beat Edward M. Bader and Jaco L. Engelbrecht reporting that city officials promised attention. The committee aims to meet the Mayor promptly to avoid weather delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Church Street
Messi August
William H. Mehrling
Messrs
George TM. Shuffley
James HG
Beat
Edward M. Bader
Jaco L. Mngelbrecht
Smith
Board of Aldermen
Forry
Mrs Temple Telegram at City Opera House Tonight
Mrs Temple s Telegram a celebrated farce once at Madison Square Theatre New York headlines tonight s program at City Opera House As a sharp comedy it probes whether a husband may tell a lie for home peace and quiet with a strong cast delivering polished performances and ample laughs Readable praise notes the show s enduring appeal and the company s skillful portrayal of Mrs Jack Temple and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack ‘Temple
Mow Temple
Telegram’ Inc
Thurmont to Visit Frederick in Football Showdown
The Thurmont High School football team travels to Frederick to face Frederick High at Athletic Park tomorrow at 2.30. Frederick beat Thurmont 12 to 0 two weeks ago on Thurmont's field. Thurmont adds new players and trick plays as coach plans bold offense. Frederick expected lineup includes Storm at right end Tver at right tackle Hendrickson at quarterback and Hen drickson at fullback with Johnson and Diven in backfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont High
Frederick
Frederickigh
Thurmont
Tiis
Ford
Athletic Park
W. Storm
R.c
N. Tver
R, T
E. Thomas
Cantata at All Saints Episcopal Church Honors All Saints Day
After service at All Saints' Episcopal Church an augmented choir conducted by Mia Mary Steckel Burck performed a cantata for All Saints Day. Soloists included Bowers Brodbeck Morizht Measra Sappington Heard and Young. Parts titled Penitence Pardon and Peace closed with hymns sung by male voices. The event drew a large congregation from nearby churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Mia
Mary Steckel-Burck
All Saints
Disorderly Hallowe'en on East Patrick Street
On Saturday night Hallowe'en celebrations on East Patrick street became disorderly as stones and missiles were thrown. Mrs Woodward opened her door to the disturbance, and Mrs John F Oland reported damage from thrown objects. Pavements and streets were littered with corn and debris in various parts of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Hallowe’en
East Patrick Street
East Street
Woodward
John F. Oland
Sawer Pips Arrives to Lays Sewer Line
The sewer pipe for a new line from the fence of Mr. Joseph W. L. Carty on South Market Street to connect with the existing sewer at South Street has arrived and construction will start immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. L. Carty
South Market Street
South Street
Synod Concludes Work With 1908 Contributions Reported
Delegates of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod adjourned after a Saturday session listing 820,180.20 in total contributions for all purposes last year. Elections named ministerial delegates to the General Synod meeting in May 1909 at Richmond Indiana, while reports covered deaconess work, orphanage finances, and home missions. A licensing service followed ordination of two students, with choir performances noted and next meeting left to officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Synod
General Synod
Richimond
Iod
W. Owen
J. B. Simon
Hagerstown
Albert
Philadelphia
W. H. Dunbar
Baltimore
Luther Kuhlman
Dettysburg
Wayanveboro
T. Domer
Westminster
P. A. Heilman
Chas
D. D
Lutherats Sunday Pchiod
Duubsr
Thec New Monthly
Orphana
Loyaville
Maryland Synod
Poffinberger
Ihe
Lutheran Church
Henry W. Snyder
Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Harry F. Coffelt
Armred
Quincy
Shemynet
D. BK. Floyd
Susquehanns University
Bion Firestone
Mendelefoling Es Deum Landamus
Dudley Back
Haydh
Haydn
Clore
Mozart
Funeral rites for Dr Lloyd T MacGull and Mrs Annie Engle
The funeral of Dr Lloyd T MacGull was held yesterday from his home at 114 East Church street with Rev De EB R Eschbach and Rev Ye Osborne Ingle officiating. Honorary pallbearers included Judge Glenn H Worthington and others. active pallbearers were his Evangelical Reformed Sunday School class. Interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. Thomas P Rice as funeral director. The funeral of Mrs Annie Catharine Engle occurred at 2 o'clock yesterday from her Enat South street home with Rev FE L McLean officiating. Bearers listed. interment again at Mount Olivet cemetery. C Carty served as funeral director. Mrs Eagle survived by two sisters and four brothers, Mra A S Phiieger, Misa Ma Wiles Meare, Joseph D, Frederick Ef and George W Wiles of this city, Levi J Wiles of Ellicott City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd T. MacGull
East Church Street
de EB. R, Eschbach
Ye. Osborne Ingle
Glenn HH. Worthington
Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
John I. Davis
John M. Brengle
Frederick Cramer
Oscar Stoutyshn
Edgar Baller
Mt Olivet
Thomas P. Rice
Annie Catharine Engle
Enat South Street
FE. L. McLean
Thomas Myers
William Ing
Albert Gavef
Charles Renn
Allen Kline
Mount Olivet Cemetery
C. ©. Carty
Mra. Eagle
Mra. A.S. Phiieger
Misa Ma. Wiles
Meare
Joseph D
Frederick Ef
George W
Election Returns by Phone for Tomorrow Night
Plans include telegraphic and telephonic services to secure election returns and new factional phonicy lines on separate wires of the Frederick County Telephone & Telegraph Co for receiving returns from county districts and providing information to telephone subscribers calling Tax News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nxne
Fredercik County Telephone & Teleemph Co
Fine Team Sold at Royal Store Horse Market
A fragmented ad discusses selling horses to A. Lisner at a Royal store in Wassington with a price around 700 dollars. It questions advertising as an investment and promises proof of value, urging buyers to respond to a Mews Wass eden notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lisner
Royal
Wassington
Kidnapped for Revenge In Colorado Town
Tuesday Blake of Minersville Colorado was missing yesterday with no trace found. Sheriff Hazzard has been notified and officials expect developments as horse thieves are suspected. Details appear in Western life The County Sheriff at City Opera House tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuesday Blake
Minersville, Col
Hazzard
City Opera House
Women to Vote at City Opera House Tonight
Women decide whether Taft or Bryan wins in a staged election at the City Opera House. Each woman will receive a ballot to vote for her preferred candidate, ballots collected between acts one and two, counted, and results announced between acts three and four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft Or
Bryan
Notice to Trespassers and Local Notices From The Community
Notice warns trespassers on Linganoreile farm will be prosecuted. Gas and electric bills due by the 10th to keep discounts. Woman's Christian Temperance Union to meet tonight November 2 at Mrs May Markell’s West Patrick Street. No skating at Lake View until Thursday night November 5 due to events. Crime never mentioned other than general warning. Local ads promote decorations and products at Henry Trall's Greenhouses and Everieon Furnitorr Stor. Election returns to Y M C A Dance Nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
May Markell
West Patrick Street
Lake View
Local notices and sales fill Busy Corner schedule
A patchwork of notices covers railway changes, trespass warnings, election night events, framing services, real estate for sale, hunting season cautions, saloon business sale, and a fall winter opening. Items reference Jefferson Frederick connections, photography framing, and community notices with dates and locations.
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Edward, Duke of Kent
Queen Victoria
America
James Knox Polk
Kabul
India
Leutenant Frederick
Schwatka
Portland
Ore
James F. Polk
Tes Nawa
Wasuurarom
Maryland
L. Moone
Weather Bureau
Houne
Beacers
M- Tin
Los Silk Petticoats
WENTS
Bockey
Snir
George Salter
Tin & Wertheimer
Noidig & Miller
Baltimore and Oito Railroad
Washi
Baltimnore
Pilon
Palo
Eine
Bp.m
Freeinet
Davis
Joseph “F. Eisenbauer
Precinet
Weecap
F.B. Sappington
James P. Foraythe
Bryan and Kern
Presidental Rhadora
Quant-Rall
George R. Dennis
Republican County Central Committee
Onas Atric Coerek
De.c. H. Conney
East Church St
Icitizens' National Bank
TRE
Citizens: National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J. E. Pwr
Linganoreile
Gro
Hl. Keraeven
Everieon Furnitorr Stor
Henry Trall
Bee
Tue
Er Foanitore Sronu
Y. M. Si
John D. Hendrickson
Ome Rees
Jobn D. Hendrigkson
Eider
Neimdig & Miller
BIDIG @ MILLER
Eletico Vea
Tauri Muck
Sith
Petrlcouta
Hitlees
Dordty Thekinl
Padhy Keita
Boca
Folka
Apni
Tony Wouter
Walatear
Perdale Ge Yard
Pibelless Waelder
Bargatns
Amakerdover-pricle
Ae Hong Am Ley
Wiye
Californis Nant
AL Bend
Ees
Neidig & Miller
F. & M. Railway
Ted
Jeferson
G. BK
F. Anperson
Max
Sanguin Nasu
Prospect Hall
Family Theatre
Fiat Club
W. Seventh St
Uas
T. KX. Young, Eal Estate and Insurance
Inn
Silas Thotas
Cana. T. K Yeuns
Mackent
George
Ropock
TOR Bio
Rakaan Bollatia
George 8
Rodock & 0O
THAD
P. Rice
George Rice
Han
Shomas P. Rok
Duerdal
Horth
A. J. Eichelberger
Balmanoch
Formosa
Helux
Justin
A. J. Bighelberusa
Bodawest Gov
Wie
Rovidaer Ae
M. L. Etchisons
Etchison
Etche, M. 1
Etchibon
Wil U.b. Etchison
H. B. Etchison
Etchieos
Charles L. Renr
East Church
Woman's College
Mi B
Busine
H. B. Hpchteorh
Dolgar
Charles L. Ren
Bixlez
B. Bappl
Praderiek
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