PURELY PERSONAL ITEMS FROM WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
Purely personal items note visits and travels of local families. Horace Zacharias and daughter Hilda spent the day in Baltimore with friends. Rev. Arthur Osrty of LaCrosse Wisconsin was in the city en route to Philadelphia. Edos Vernon of Baltimore returned home from a visit with his aunts on West Third Street. Gatebrill of Laurel and Alvey of Hagerstown visited Miss Marion Johnson and have returned home. Clara Nusbaum of Walkersville and Ball Nusbaum of Frederick visited Riots Ohio to see Ball Nusbaum's sister Mrs Corneline Garber. Allen Rohrback and family go to St Paul Minnesota for health-related time. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoggson and daughter Doris of Baltimore returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert H Zimmerman at 84 West South Street. Annis and Ida Galligher, formerly of this city, have returned from Hanover Pennsylvania and will winter here, staying at Mrs Annie Aubert's on East Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basie Ramsburg
Washington, D
Horace
Zacharias
Hilda
Baltimore
Arthur Osrty
LaQroass
Wisconsin
Philadelphia
Edos Vernon
Vernon
West Third Street
Gatebrill
Laurel
Alvey
Hagerstown
Marion Johnson
Miseea Clara Nusbaum
Walkersville
Ball Nusbaum
Frederick
Ohio
Corneline Garber
Allen Rohrback
St. Paul
Minn
Rohrback
Robert Hoggson
Doris
Robert H. Zimmerman
West South Street
Mimes Annis
Ida Galligher
Hanover
Annie Aubert
Eant
Brief Bits of Everyday Observations and Ailments
A collage of stray remarks on eggs, fashion, vaccines, music, and weather. Notes mention a settled election mood, children and persimmons, and advice on breakfast and brain food. Local sickness notices for Pierce Marsh and Buchanan Smith reflect ongoing ill health in Court Square and East All Saints' Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Marsh
All Saints’ Street
Buchanan Smith
Court Square
Child Burned By Hot Store Survives After Balm
A child burned severely by a hot storefront on a Saturday night is soothed by Casmberlain s Pain Balm as his mother treats him. The Barking family, Mrs Geo Benson of Kellera Va, notes rapid relief and recovery within days. The ad promotes the antiseptic Balm as useful for burns and minor injuries, with sales by A L Pearre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. I. Benson
Benson
Kellar
Returns canvassed in Frederick county election
Official canvass of Frederick county returns extended to 10 30 last night with the official table in The News. Figures largely align with Wednesday’s table though many errors arose from faulty counting by clerks in multiple districts. Large sums changed hands for votes including “floaters” paid as high as ten dollars. corruption and disorder marked the tallying process and law provisions were ignored in several districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Williams
Judge McSberry
Newson
Motter
House of Delegates
Harry
Sucic
Asid
Moss
Societies Prepare Autumn Series Of Local Events
Various groups and clubs in Frederick city arrange fall programs and entertainments. Catholic church sales and suppers lead the season while Daughters of the American Revolution, Confederacy, and Young Men's Christian Association plan meetings and lectures. The Woman's College and manner of school societies host concerts, oratorios, and social functions as the Maryland School for the Deaf and Frederick Hospital Association also prepare events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association
Woman's College
Maryland School For the Deaf
Iteailentaray
the Visitation Academy
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Frederick City Hospital Association
Medical Society
Auctioneers Estate Sale And Plan No 4 Property
Tomorrow Harvey B Lease will auction for the heirs of Miel Barges real estate at Prics distillery Urbana district. Sale includes two farms of 200 acres with a dwelling. Eagar T Mercer will sell for Margaret Onin real estate near Plan No 4 including a 75 acre tract and a two story dwelling with 1 acre. Judge McSherry at Emmitsburg attended Mount St Marys yesterday with Rev Coad host at dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey B. Lease
Miel Barges
Prics Distillery
Urbana
Eagar T. Mercer
Margaret
Onin
Plane No. 4
Judge McSherry
Emmitsburg
Grace Reform Church Sermon Urges Go Forward
Grace Reform Church hosted a fourth pre dedication service led by Rev James Lewis with Rev Dr Beohbdach assisting. He urged the congregation to advance the church through faith loyalty and love, citing Israel’s exodus as a precedent and promising divine guidance for future progress. The week ends with another service at 7 30 tonight by Rev David Ivell from De Walkeraville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dev. J. Kt. Lewis
Plesaant
Grace Reformed Church
R. Beohbdach
Grace
Ierael
Lewis
Frodstick
Israel
Land of Promise
Hosta
Red Sea
Moses
Israal
Church of the Living God
Church
Isis
Simon
Jsraelites
Lyally
Kingdom of God
Jesus Christ
Christ
Grace Church
Tts
David J. Ivell
de Walkeraville
Weary Willie Walker at the Guy Opera House
Weary Willie Walker, billed as an American tramp who earned laughter despite hardship, headlines a Tuesday night show at the Guy Opera House on November 10. The piece hints the performer could have rivaled Mark Twain if born lucky, noting his mother’s care and his talent for comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weary Willie Walker
Mark Twain
Cor
Guy Opera House
Wilkie Walker
Lights of Gotham to Play at City Opera House
The City Opera House hosts The Lights of Gotham on Monday November 9. The melodrama, praised as among the strongest of its kind, features a well balanced cast, lavish scenery, and notable performers under manager Mr. Graft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotham
City Opera
Graft
Manusr
Assigned to Duty in Civil Service Examiners
Mr. Morris A Bowlas of Middletown and Mr. Simon B Roogle near Bolivar recently passed the civil service exam for the Internal Revenue Service and were placed on the eligible list. Bowlas is assigned to duty in Baltimore city while Roogle is assigned to the Roxbury distillery in Washington locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
A. Bowlas
Middletown
Simon B. Roogle
Bolivar
Internal Revenue Service
Baltimore City
Roxbury Distillery
Washington Opality
Market Quotations From Mountain City Mill Today
The Local Start reports Mountain City Mill market quotes for today across grains and commodities. Old corn is $3 per barrel, shelled 57 cents per bushel, new corn at $2, and $225 per barrel. Wheat, No red, 1814. steamer 8932 per bushel. Rejected 0 per beachel. Onte 40 cents per Dagbel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City
Thurmont Wedding at St John Lutheran Church
Miss Gertrude Rouzer daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Rouzer wed William Stoner of Thurmont at St John Lutheran Church Thurmont with Rev Bradenbeck of Glenside officiating. Bridesmaids include Misses Rouzer and Beaman. best man John Stoner. ushers from Frederick and Waynesboro. Reception at bride’s home 9 to 10. Oscar Bridenour and Altie Gardner married at Middletown home earlier. They left for Baltimore Washington and Winchester after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
Latheran Oharth
Thuarmont
This County
Gertrude Rouzer
Daniel B. Rouzer
William I Stoner
Thurmont
W. 0
Bradenbeck
Glenside
John Stoner
Rhoda ¥. Boots
Phillipsburg
Joan P. Harbaugh
Waynesboro
Bessia Snoons
Jesste Rouzer
Union Bridge
Frank Rouzer
Clarkeburg
W. Va
T. J. Zimmermay
Frederick
Edgar Stansbury
Emmiteburg
F. A. Moore
Tholan Bredenbeck
Lillian Befauver
Thaermonst
Misa Maud Weller
Oscar Frederick Bridenour
J. Rridenour
United Brethren Church
Middletown
Altie K
George O Gardner
Baltimore
Washington
Winchester
Death notices from Doubs Emmitsburg and Bartoneville
Several obituaries report deaths in Doubs Emmitsburg and Bartoneville including Mrs Mary A E Goblents widow of George W Coblents aged 83, Mrs Frances Hoke widow of Peter Hoke aged 63, Mrs Eliza Kolb aged 80 with three children, and Samuel Wilson son of Samuel Wilson aged 3 years 10 months. Services are planned for Sunday with times and locations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. BE. Coblentz
Mary A. E. Goblents
George W. Coblents
Doubs
M. Bohtroh
Mes
France
Frances Hoke
Peter Hoke
Emmitsburg
Joseph
Charies
Emmiteburg
Qsosr Fraley
Uacl Rowe
Hichelbarger
Bath
Eliza Kolb
Bartoneville
David Backman
Waynesboro
John Kolb
Fall River
Mass
O. W. Shests
Samuel Wilson
Samuel T
Semuel Wilson
Mt. Pleasant
THE SOCIAL WORLD 4 SURPRISE FOR A PASTOR
Manor Reformed congregation led by Ed ward Zimmerman visited pastor Rev Alvill Con ner at Adamatown bringing gifts and supplies for house, vegetables, groceries, toys, and feed amid music and thanks. A reception for Mr and Mrs Adrian LeRoy McCardell is planned on Thursday November 12 from 8 to 11 pm to meet the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manor Reformed
Edward Zimmerman
Alvill Conner
Adamatown
Adrian O. McCardell
Adrian LeRoy McCardell
Funeral for Mrs Julia A Cole widow of ex Mayor Cole
The funeral for Mrs Julia A Cole widow of ex Mayor William G Cole was held yesterday at 2 pm at her home 23 West Third Street Rev Dr EB B Eschbach officiated Mayor George E Smith sang Lead Kindly Light The pallbearers were her nephews F T Rhodes J Edward Rice O Frank Rice M O Rice Thos P Rice and Lewis A Rice Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery A T Rice and Sons were the funeral directors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia A. Cole
William G. Cole
West Third Street
EB. B. Eschbach
George E. Smith
F.T. Rhodes
J. Edward Rice
O. Frank Rice
M.O. Rice
Thos P. Rice
Lewis A. Rice
Mt. Olivet
A. T. Rice & Sons
Niobe or the Wits of a Company at City Opera House
At the City Opera House the Ostrell Comedy Company presented Niobe or the Wits of a Comedy in three acts with an encore of fan specialties. S Allen of this city led the company and audience reaction was favorable as they announced The Shadow of the Cross for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Ostrell
Niobe
S. Allen
Peter Amoss Dana
Lamps and Descorations at B. Sapping Tur, 72 Notch Market
A local ad touts a varied lamp assortment from Nickel B. & OH to Perfection Student Lamps offering steady white light for reading and work. Alto’s Pazior Lamps are highlighted alongside Cardinal Red decorations and a stock of Perfection Oil Beating Stoves suitable for ovens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alto
Naval Academy hazingVerdict expected today in Maryland
A verdict in the Naval Academy hazing cases is expected today. Other items note wage demands by Baltimore and Ohio telegraphers, a Centerville tournament conclusion, and various court and institutional developments across Maryland including transfers, renovations, and juror lists for December term cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Academy
Baltimore
Ohio
Centerville Tournament Association
Centerville
Emerson Waters
Rock Paint
Charles County
John Stein
Court of Appeals
Stats Library
Aq- Dapolis
Jacob Tome
Hershberger's Premium Caramels Marketing Note
Local mentions praise Hershberger's caramels as unbeatable quality. A brief promotional line highlights the product and its superior taste offered by Hershberger's.
Payag Rugs Exhibit Impresses City Buyers
L. E. Mullin promotes a large rug display at Payag & Visit, claiming unmatched assortment, varied designs and favorable prices. The showroom launch highlights late arrivals and a new Rug Exhibitor, inviting customers to view the best selection yet.
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Wasuisaron
Tas News
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W. L. Moons
Geeec
Ameneoei
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Dan
E. Staub
Martin Carriage Works
Oline Trustess
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Geo
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Hershberger
Rodock & Co
Thos. Kemp
Rosenour
Neidig & Miller
Satorksy
Boys Shoes
Johnny
Becanas i
Election Sa Dfeil
Matrimonial
Egenta
Frederick County
Mies Gertrunde Houzer
Willian 1
Htoner
Oscar F. Ridenour
Mies Altio Gardner
Ruenour—Gardner
Kester Merril Snook
Clayton Snook
Double Pips Creek
John W. Pitinger
Trentville
Haugh’echurch
W. B. Wheeler
Adam Nisbaum
Cepizenss National Bank
Reeser
Citizens National Bank OF Frederick
Lomna
U.S
Nick O
Burplis Fund
Proste
Soman Hendrickson
Total
Weveoe
State of MaRyLane
FripEniox
G. Zimmerman
Cashler
WM. G. Zimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
N. P
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Thomas H Haller
J. D. Baker
Osmel
Jonni
Eidig & & Mill Miller
George
the Hig Store
Bargain Bulletin
Se Yard
Ige Yard
aBe
Rodook & CO
Great Vale
Teo Sginch
Vate
New Hamburg
Beidig & Miller
T. Rick & Bons
North Market Bteret, Frederick, MD
Thomas Prior
Farmer's 8 Exchange
Farmers’ Exchange
Clinton E. Main
3 'S Drug
Businesa
North Market Street
Felerhons Connections
Clinton B. Maly
Graduate Pharmaciat
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City Hotel Grill
Horshberger
Ema
Pooux
East Patrick St
CO L. Kefanger
City Hotel
A. L. Buopts
W. 2Nd Street
F. B. Sappington
Hay
All Saints
Hull & Resch
Lfenavine
Hall & Reich Books
North Market Tiree
Fergamas
West Franklin Street
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City
Prenia
Masonic Temple
Aisha
E. Oline
Niwspapie Hkl
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John O. Motter
Circuit Court
Sonia P. Scholl
O. P. Smith
Joseph ¥. Payne
John A. Kennedy
Alfred B. Kolb
Luther F. Birely
John D. Mailer
Wm. M. Krise
Albert Ohler
O. Newton Whipp
John J. Bitselberger
Aloysius B McDiffrey
John R. Lutz
Christian Byier
Andrew Arnold
G. H.O. Wachter
Frank H Hamiton
James Grushon
L. F. Grosanickle
Milton Warner
August Rum Spirt
Franklin P. Michas
John W. Fry
George W. Maran
Carlton Mamford
Hershberger‘s
L. E. Mullin
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