Local Interest Notes From Market Area Briefs
Mentions of local happenings include rabbit hunting reports with several names, repainting the Win Shipler property on North Market, doors being erected at Thomas Kemp store corner Market and Harvick streets, and small incidents such as a horse slipping at Market and West Church streets. Named individuals include Duffey Emory Nusz Killian King Lambright Rinehart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win. TH. Shipler
North Market Street
George C. Killian
Thomas Kemp
Market Snd
Harvick Streets
Harry King
Arthur Lambright
Max. Charles Rinehart
Market and
West Church Streets
Chipauze
Dramatic Shakespearian Recitals Impress College Hall
Last evening in College Hall, Mr iamnibal A Williams and Mrs Williams offered a memorable Shakespearian recital. Mrs Williams impressed with Flamio and Juliet and the balcony scene while Mr Williams delivered King Henry IV with Falstaff analysis and vivid voice. The couple recently returned from a five year world tour through Europe Asia and the Straits Settlement Japan and the Philippines, restoring their American perspective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Hall
Iamnibal
A. Williams
Montague
Capulet
Mr. Williams
Williams
Europe
Asia
Straits Settlement
Japan
Americin
Hymenal news from Watwalk and Willington weddings
Miss Roster and Mr Rank1 wed. Miss Srisam Marrs to Mr Pickling tomorrow in Grace Hetformed church. Old shepherdess painting displayed by Mr Bennett window. sketching trip by Dyer with Kemp Rhodes admired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miurr
Mary AL Reister
Watbroalk
Gee Vernon ‘Pollinger
Willinggton
Che Otarrigge
Roster Iso Ondece
Rank 1
Stoner
Widlb
Wedi
Srisam MM
Marrs
Mel
O. P. Bennett
Braddock
Marion Dyer
Rosl Kemp
Albert Rhodes
To Cure a Cold in One Day Promoted Tablets
An advertisement touts Sative Bromo Quinine tablets as a quick cure for a cold, claiming rapid relief though the claim is presented without medical endorsement. The fragmentary copy suggests a product promo typical of late era pharmacological ads.
Polling in Frederick County Shows Light Election Turnout
Voters arrive quietly as Frederick and neighboring counties report a dull Maryland Sixth District race. Precinct tallies show about one third of registered voters casting ballots by noon, with totals tracking historically and forecasts uncertain. Key figures include Pearre and Lewis vote splits in prior cycles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
Allegany
Garrett
Washington
Montgomery
Teal Shoui Bs
Abby
Moissy Beigheyd Jencette
Pearre
Lewis
Pearce
Spessard
Local Health Reports and Stage News At City Opera House
Among the sick lists include Harry Burkett aged 5 with whooping cough and Rosa Duvall recovering from typhoid fever. Frank L. Knode learns of his son Reynolds Knode in Tisburg also sick with typhoid. Augusta Vivian’s St Edna remains popular, with Miss Evans as author and Neil Twomey directing a stage adaptation. A carload of scenery supports the production to be shown at City Opera House on Tuesday November 15 with a full cast and deliberate staging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Burkett
Stck
Lst
Birmley Stristerger
North Market Street
Dhe Howe
Rosa Duvall
West Patrick Street
Frank L. Knode
Third
Reynolds Knode
Tisburg
Augusta J. Vivan
Horse Burned to Death in Fire at Consol Stable
Fire destroyed a small stable on Mast Second and Mast Third streets last night, consuming a horse, two buggies, and hay. The blaze started inside the structure occupied by Anthony Consol, with about 200 dollars damage and partial insurance. Neighbors’ stables were briefly threatened but saved by the fire department. Consol is a rural mail carrier from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Consol
Mast Second
Mast Third
Mesers
Fred Ordman
Wo. Roberts
Consels Joss
He Shall Not Be Removed Injunction shields elderly Daniel Tucker
Mrs. Sarah Tucker gains a temporary injunction against Edward F. Tucker preventing removal of Daniel Tucker from his Sugarloaf Mountain home where he has resided over ten years. Daniel, 92, faces health risk if relocated. Court orders restraint with right to seek dissolution after five days notice. Wm. P. Maulsby attorney for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Tucker
Edward F. Tucker
Daniel Tucker
Sugarloaf Mountain
Edward Tucker
Wm. P. Maulsby
The
Plaintif
Dunning Cards Eliminated by Post Office Ruling
An opinion for the Postmaster General by the department’s attorney rules that public service corporations and delinquent tax collectors must not send “dunning” postal cards through the mails. The term covers any card referring to a bill or implying consequences if unpaid by a stated deadline.
Property Transfer Notice in Creve Coeur District
Fragmented OCR shows a property transfer in Creve Coeur district involving William Do[n]h and wife selling to Charles Thommen and wife. Mentions Charles Clarence Stevens and George Stevens with estate rent details. Amount $4.77 appears, unclear names and locations due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Wo
Charles RB
Thommen
Stu
Charles Clarence Stevens
Stevens
Churches Unite for Home Missionary Services
President J H Apple of Frederick will deliver the address at St Pauls Reformed Church Utica Mills next Sunday morning at 10 o clock and at Zion Reformed Church Charlesville that afternoon at 2 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Apple
Frederick
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Utica Mills
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Death Notices Reach Washington City Parishioner
Word comes of Mrs Edward J Barrett death in Washington yesterday She was formerly Miss Daisy Durren of this city and prior spouse to Mr COS Tegan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aus
Edward J. Barrett
Barrett
Daisy Durren
Thin City
Cos. Tegan
Young Peoples Branch W C T U Elects Officers
The Young Peoples Branch of the W C T U met Friday and reorganized for fall work. Elected officers include President Grace Zimmerman Vice President Lola Lease Recording Secretary Lola Routzini and Treasurer Reine Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples
Grace Zimmerman
Lola Lease
Lola Routzini
Reine Grove
Hunter Bags Rabbit and Five Pigeons at Barn Visit
Mr. David Schull hunted near Price's distillery yesterday and after a long wait he killed a rabbit. A farmer, noting the lack of birds, allowed him to enter a barn and shoot five pigeons. No partridges were seen or taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Schull
Price
Rink Opens to Crowd for New Skating Season
A large crowd gathered at the Diamond rink for its formal season opening last night. The event drew many enthusiasts who filled the venue, marking the start of a busy skating period with substantial public interest and high attendance.
In the Law's Grip on Disorderly Conduct Case
Edward Schroyer appeared before Justice Bekstein on a charge of disorderly conduct. The terse report notes he faced the single count as the court record proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Schroyer
Cll Bekstein
Charity Organization Annual Meeting Called for Tonight
The annual meeting of the Charity Organization will be held at 7 oclock this evening in their rooms City Wall Niding. A full attendance of the members is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelock
City Wall Niding
Tarvia street paving on East Second block progresses
Work to lay tarvia paving on East Second street between Market Street and Middle Alley continued with heating, coating, and rolling of the tar material. Coblentz and Kupp hold the contract as the block nears completion. Fifth Street paving will follow. Frederick Railroad Co funds the project under an alternate paving plan. East Second between Middle and Chapel Alleys will also receive tarvia treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Middle Alley
Fifth Street
East Second Street
Messrs
Coblentz
Kupp
Kipp
Frederick Railroad Company
Middle
Chapel Ailles
Surprise Birthday Party for Miss Mary Quiler
Miss Mary Quiler of Feagaville celebrated her seventeenth birthday with friends on Friday evening November 4. Guests included Mary Grace, Lillian Guller, Kathryn Null, Nina Null, Anna Beard, Wthel Beard, Edna Shaft, Beasie Shaft, Mary Derr, Nellie Castle, Edna Houck, Nora Hargett, and many others in Feagaville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Quiler
Feagaville
Mary Grace
Lillian Guller
Kathryn
Nina Null
Anna
Wthel Beard
Edna
Beasie Shaft
Mary Derr
Nellie Castle
Edna Houck
Nora Hargett
Maurice
Edgar
Claude
Wilbur
Floyd
Arthur Culler
James Shaft
Arthur Null
Paul
Philip Beard
Roy Derr
Milton Houck
Indians Predict Harsh Northwest Winter From Animal Signs
Northwest Indians and old-timers foresee a severe winter, citing unusually thick fur on animals, larger muskrat homes, bears seeking protected dens, and signs from wildlife behavior. They believe these omens never fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Frederick County Historical Society to resume meetings
The Frederick County Historical Society will resume meetings Tuesday evening, November 22. It is proposed to repair and reletter the old milestone in front of Mr. Rudolph Neidhart’s on Hastbatrick Street, a marker that has stood for ages marking the distance 9 Lyte more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Historical Society
Rudolph Neidhart
Hastbatrick Street
The November Heavens Eclipse Details
The moon will undergo a total lunar eclipse on November 16 starting at 4.44 p m and lasting about three hours. The morning of November 17 will show a bright Venus near the sun and an occultation involving Saturn and the moon in the forenoon, not visible in this locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tun Sfard
Nawlm
Promoted to Assistant Superintendent in Frederick District
Mr. Tlavis Molen of Frederick has been promoted to assistant superintendent of the Prateriok district as announced by the Prodenthet Dastraance Co Amerina. The Newark home office confirms the promotion and appointment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlavis Molen
Frederick
Tle Prodenthet Dastraance Co
Amerina
Allice Newark
XN. F
Sand Bas Ney Chien
Prateriok
Local Bank Officers and Staff Listed in Brief Note
A brief transcript lists bank executives and staff including Vice-President H. D. Baker, cashier William G. Zimmerman, assistant cashier Samuel G. Duvall, with several other names: Tuos, Danize Baten, C. H. Coney, M. D., C. B. Oring, and J. Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Tuos
Ator
Danize Baten
Additional Donations to Home for Aged Highlight Gift List
A report lists extra contributions to the Home for the Aged on Donation Day with names and amounts. Donors include Mrs Clavates, May Nlehodia Aries, Mass Tarvinh Worthingteiny, and others giving varied sums toward the red cross fund and festival needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home For
Rck
Harley
Clavates
Charthes
Phomais
May
Bill Politoes
Mass Tarvinh Worthingteiny
Dow Cotes
Pasds Wler
Spornads Suitie
Mary Numsuiiit
Mite Society Sale Offers Soup and Salad Thursday
The Mite Society of the Presbyterian church will sell chicken noodle soup and chicken salad on Thursday November 10 from eleven o'clock at the residence of Milas Ele Sichelberger 108 W Church street. Soup priced at 14 cents per quart. Also a film program presented by Marvel Tonight featuring Oh What a Night Thanhouser The Patal GIolt Nugget is on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mite Society of the Presbyterian Church
Milas Ele Sichelberger
W. Church Street
Thanhouser
Election Returns to be announced at Gig Opera House
Election returns will be announced at the Gig Opera House tonight with special arrangements made to report the results promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Hisenstauer's Ad Promotes Wedding Gifts and Utilities
An early 20th century ad from Hisenstauer's highlights Freeh Standard Oysters, new Highland Dinner Sets, toilet sets, Empire lamps, gas variables, and electroliers. It touts wedding presents and urges timely payment to preserve discounts while inviting all to visit rooms open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eisenhauer’s
Higland
Hisenstauer’s
Telephones and services amid varied notices in town
A jumble of notices and ads lists services from optometry and veterinary work to brush company offerings and public sales. It notes Dr O Seighbarger of Wupserstown, Brown veterinary hospital opening on West Patrick street, and a March public sale by auctioneer 1. M. Bready near Creagerstown with live stock and farming implements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notice. Brown
McKillo Veterinary College of
Chicago
Sant
Vv. Smith
West Patrick Street
Houck’s
Vo M. Cal
M. Bready
Alen F. Myers
Casby
Crenagerstown
Catoctin Pornace
Creagerstown
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